Excellent video/session Alec. Some fit healthy strong fighting fish. Not sure what the clothesline method actually means or the other one Peter mentioned,but no doubt you'll have explained them in other videos. Cheers, Arthur.
Cheers Arthur , the washing line method is when you have a floating fly on the point of your leader , such as a daddy and nymph on the dropper , the point fly keeps up in the water and the nymph slowly sinks , the leader curve looks like a washing line 😀 Very effective method 👌
Great day Alec /peter great video cheers 🎣🎣👍🏻
Thanks Allan, much appreciated 👍🎣🐟
Excellent video/session Alec. Some fit healthy strong fighting fish. Not sure what the clothesline method actually means or the other one Peter mentioned,but no doubt you'll have explained them in other videos. Cheers, Arthur.
Cheers Arthur , the washing line method is when you have a floating fly on the point of your leader , such as a daddy and nymph on the dropper , the point fly keeps up in the water and the nymph slowly sinks , the leader curve looks like a washing line 😀
Very effective method 👌
Love sweethope but haven't been in years must get back soon. Good video lads
Cheers Graham, it's definitely worth going back , both Loughs are fishing well 👍
Nice one Alec....used to fish here twice a week here but that was over 35 years ago. Must try and get back.👌
Definitely worth going Bob , you will enjoy it on the dries.👍🎣🐟
Really enjoyed that Alec, well done. I use a bank stick to hold my landing net these days, age doesn't come kindly.
Thanks Paul, yes as we get older the body parts don't work as well as they used to do 🤣🎣🐟
Lovely video ,very informative.
Much appreciated 👍🎣🐟
You did just pop up then as well Alec, I was enjoying that intro!
Great video as usual 👌
Good to see young Peter as well!
Cheers Chris 👍🎣🐟
Great video Alec as usual what floating line do you use please
Cheers Paul, for my dries I use a snonbee thistle down 5/7 wt.🎣🐟
Waters holding our native fish, the brown trout, shouldn't be stocked with rainbows. We should be protecting and preserving our wild fish.
The browns and rainbows have been together in sweethope for many years now, and both types are in great condition. 🎣🐟