Thanks, nice comment, I go a couple of times per year, and I used to have a season permit which covered the Unica River, Wow, that is so good for big Grayling, you were lucky to fish it this year, Cheers, Robert
Hi Peter, it's the Institute stretch, which is the middle part of the Sava Bohinjka. Its not a club water, but is controlled and managed by the Government and permits are available. Its about 8 km, a lot of river to fish and is easily accessible with nice pools. Cheers, Robert
SAVA B. Vs Vah, both are fantastic rivers, I of course love the Vah and I spend more time on it and I think it has better trout fishing and bigger fish, but for a lot of the year the fish are so well fed that they are difficult to catch, very challenging. On the Sava B., being a true Alpine river, they fish are more inclined to take your fly as they have less to eat. Also, the Sava B. Has a lot more types and depths of pools to fish, and water clarity is fantastic. To finish, the Vah is an unreliable river due to the water height controlled by the Dam at Besenova. Revuca is still my favourite river and I would fish it first out of all the rivers I fish, cheers, Robert
I hope you enjoyed the trip to Slovenia. I was there at the beginning of summer, also fishing, but on Ucja River.
Thanks, nice comment, I go a couple of times per year, and I used to have a season permit which covered the Unica River, Wow, that is so good for big Grayling, you were lucky to fish it this year, Cheers, Robert
hoi Robert. sorry but he means Ucja river, not Unica.
Ucja is a tributary of the Soca.@@flyfishingslovakia7872
@@DVDP-yj3ts good to know, thanks
Why stock rainbow trout in that stream?
Which part of the river is this? I hope you don't mind the question...
Hi Peter, it's the Institute stretch, which is the middle part of the Sava Bohinjka. Its not a club water, but is controlled and managed by the Government and permits are available. Its about 8 km, a lot of river to fish and is easily accessible with nice pools. Cheers, Robert
nice river and video.. I fished the Sava B. many times in the past. What is your opinion about this river comparing with Vah and Revuca?
SAVA B. Vs Vah, both are fantastic rivers, I of course love the Vah and I spend more time on it and I think it has better trout fishing and bigger fish, but for a lot of the year the fish are so well fed that they are difficult to catch, very challenging. On the Sava B., being a true Alpine river, they fish are more inclined to take your fly as they have less to eat. Also, the Sava B. Has a lot more types and depths of pools to fish, and water clarity is fantastic. To finish, the Vah is an unreliable river due to the water height controlled by the Dam at Besenova.
Revuca is still my favourite river and I would fish it first out of all the rivers I fish, cheers, Robert
@@flyfishingslovakia7872 thanks for your reply!