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Lovely video again, some stunning scenery, and beautiful fish 💪💪💪

Fish & nature, are both stunning! Great stuff man, I always enjoy watching these types of adventures! 🙌🙌

As usual an absolutely delightful upload and a bit of escapism at the end of the day, thanks George 👌🏻

I had to show the video to my son. I told him you always have great scenery along with fishing!

Love these videos, keep them coming ❤

Another brilliant video George, what a location, thanks for sharing

I know where this is, George! Don’t worry I will keep it quiet 😁 Stunning place, I have fancied fishing it a few times but wasn’t sure what the permit situation was. Thanks for a great video 👍

Like button pressed, b4 it’s even started. You’ve Come a long way bro

Lovely scenery, always enjoy these types of adventures. Glad your foot is recovering.

Great, theme trout look like fine Jewels!♦️

Great place find cannot believe how quiet it is have to visit it again 3rd time lucky

That 360 cam looks ace,stunning place cant wait to get up there soon 👍🏻

Wood mouse - voles have a short tail and blunted nose 👍 great fishing George ! Lovely scenery.

Great video George. Loving the 360 footage. Stunning trout again. I caught a stunner on the fly on the isle of Lewis recently.

Nice fishing 🎣👍

Absolute loved this video, thanks!👍

Another cracking video, George, loved the scenery and wildlife 😊

Great scenery as always! Glad to see you are doing well! Love watching your videos! Thank You

Loving your videos, and this one is no exception, beautiful scenery, stunning fish, great tips. Contacted Riggy at Rigged and Ready yesterday for advice on a rod for feeder fishing and really looking forward to receiving my X5 Max with additional extra fine tip. Brilliant personal service that you wouldn’t get from the big manufacturers. In the meantime I’ll have to get my fishy fix by watching your videos, well done!

Great edit mate. 3 hours fishing, 5 hours filming, then hours of editing. Definitely upped the game 👌

Beautiful places u find...

I would pull out the fly rod for this creek. I love the family guy moment from when you fell lol

The video content was good, the 360 camera was a good purchase and really showed what a great place/venue you were fishing…

I know that spot George,it’s beautiful 🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣

Great video M8

Small tiny streams are very much worth fishing. Usually do so with a piece of wood, some fishing line and small hooks. Because the trout in those streams tend to be 10cm maximum and they don't really get any bigger. Know a place where the stream is no more than 5-7cm Deep, yet there is plenty of tiny trout in said stream. It's fun to fish them small, they are so shy, so you need to be helluva careful.

Stunning location mate! Keep up the nice work. Greetz from belgium 👍

Another quality upload! Thanks George!

Great bud keep it up

Great video usual mate, looking forward to seeing what you catch with the lures...👍🏻 Tight lines

Another quality video, love the locations you find fishing in really remote areas! Unreal 👏🏻

Great video mate 👍 looks a fantastic place

Epic video mate 🎉

That lure you made looks awesome. Beautiful fish and beautiful place.

I used to fish Brook Trout in small creeks like that! Drift a small hook and worm down it

definitely a wood mouse

When I was 10 used to fish a stream about 3 ft wide just with line and a stick with worms in wales had eels salmon part and brownies . Nothing big but great for fishing mad me 👍

...Great video my friend. As for small creeks, my father was a master @ those. Look for a pool, he had a very long fishing pole that he could reach the pool @ not be noticed. Have a very small creek I cross up to a reservoir, dropped a nymph & a beautiful Brook Trout, 2 lbs, took a look but declined offering. Never underestimate small creeks...

Liked and subscribed love your videos

Great video George, love your work, you need to come to the lovely New Zealand to catch some big, big Brown trout.

I freeline a worm without any weight on small streams and let the line out as the current takes it. It surprises me by the size of the trout I’ve had out of such small streams here in Wales. Small Mepps do the trick too when there’s a run long enough to work them and apart from sea fishing it’s the most enjoyable fishing I do.

Quality video mate nice to see you always improving. Helps when you have a bit of time off with a busted foot 😅

Wow your camera work as come on leaps and bounds ❤❤ 😊 haze outdoors

i have had great luck at my grandads farm stream in the moors for brown trout. wont be more than a foot and a half at most a few really deep pools though. Great video!

Another awesome looking place. Said before try fly fishing the stream. It doesn’t look like has a lot of deep pools but you’ll be surprised of size fish that could be in there. At any rate you will probably catch a lot of fish. Next time you fish there try a mouse lure on the lake. State record brown in Pennsylvania was caught by an old friend (Joe Humphries who wrote many books on fly fishing and he taught fly fishing at Penn State University) on a mouse fly in bald eagle creek. The fish was an early evening and night feeder so try it then the next time you go. Thanks again for sharing and keep the vids coming.

Good to see the banana George!

Yes you can fish such small streams, the Americans often do it via Tenkara methods and there can be some larger fish hiding in there. We have the river Gelt near me, and it can at times look like a small stream at best, but there is small trout to be had if you take it cautiously and keep hidden from view, so worth a try.

If you want to get into all the nooks and crannies on that water you should fish it from a float tube. Happy to show you how

Очень красивая форель. Хорошо, что отпускаете рыбу.

Hi George, how about some tenkara fly fishing in those small streams?

Definitely get on that stream with some micro lures and a small lightweight spinning rod. Can be a lot of fun

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Lovely place to cast a line. There's a couple of abandoned fisheries not too far from me that have a mix of wild and grown on trout. Theyre not very accessible, so only them as know know about them. They throw up some big surprises now and then, so it's always worth a pop. That was a wood mouse. You can tell by the white belly and bald tail.

00:34 Oooooo alright fancy pants!

I got a net like that off Amazon,took the net part off and put a silicone one on instead for the trout and it’s easier to remove a hook from it. (Actually don’t get hooked)

Little trout are fun to catch but get back to that abandoned quarry and catch another Ferox! Where there's one, I suspect there's more.

Hi, I'm returning to fishing after many years absence, just working my way through your back catalogue, 😂,, Can you tell me when the closed seasons are, for coarse fish, and for trout,, 🤔🐠, I'm in Yorkshire if that helps,, Superb videos btw, keep up the good work, 👍👌

Fly would be ideal for that shallow spot.

The Canadian-style fishing experience. Come visit some day!

Love your videos m8. I'd defo change over too fly fishing if I was you... so much more rewarding and you will catch more. Be good too see how you get on with it George 👍

I don't know about that place being "abandoned" but I'll let it go because you are charming. Have a good day sir B-).

you should change the single barb hooks on your crankbaits the other way around so the belly hook points downwards and the tail hook points upwards. Way better chance of hook up that way

ive been here to video before......never fished it as only started fishing again last week

Is there any pike or perch in that water? What a beautiful place unfortunately I couldn't go there I'm in wheelchair

Nice video, is that Peak District?

Great video maybe switch it up to pike fishing just a suggestion

There’s fish in the stream before you get into the woods down from the car park

Hi George, just a quick one, what is your go to knot for tying on your leader? I’ve seen a few different versions online but trust your opinion, keep up the great vids 👍🏻

Here in the US there are lots of these lakes, better to get permission to fish though ( usually can no problem) or chance getting shot👍

where can we get the lures you made

The friendly field mouse you encountered may have been infected with the Toxoplasma parasite. Its quite common sadly and the resulting brain infection causes mice to lose their natural fear of predators or big noisy humans, its a deliberate mechanic of the parasite so it can infect a predator when eaten.

n1 bud

How can I get my hands on your lures mate??

So you and Alfie have actually designed your own lures?!

you're looking good mate. What's the secret? I need to drop 6kgs

Decent sized lizard!

I think I know that spot...

I don't wish to sound supersilious, but I only fish to eat.

You need to get a fly rod, I know your not the best fly angler but practice makes you better

It Was...but not now

water vole

Great video footage but please don't SHOUT "fish on!etc." in such idyllic surroundings. Reminds me of the vast majority of American anglers and you don't see much wildlife ( other than fish) in their footage. In answer to your question as to whether those small streams are worth fishing . yes/no : the fish will be generally smaller : they're best fished for before 10 a.m. or late evening using an upstream worm with hardly any weight (you could try one of those creature tiny jig lures ). Towards the end of season is best as the larger ones will go there to prepare for spawning . Fish casting precisely from a good distance away ( even casting from a lying down position to fish lying in the undercuts on your side of the river up or downstream ) . Try not to appear above their horizon/window. Don't wear clothes like white , bright yellow or even too dark. Drab colours are best eg. camoflague/grey. Fly fishing the little pockets of deeper water works - a 5 to 7 foot rod taking a 3 line but loaded with a 4 or 5. This as you see helps as you need not cast far. Useful flies I found are North-Country spiders, Ant/beetle/caterpillar imitations all on size 14 & smaller hooks. If there's been heavy rain fish the stream as soon as you can spot the stones on the bottom in the shallows and I wish you every success .More patterns that I found to work. Half-Stone, Eric's Beetle, Haul a Gwynt, Coch y bonddu, Ke-He, Grey duster, William's favourite but no doubt you'll find many more that work for you . However they will hopefully not be as fussy as trout in larger rivers. Enjoy your fishing and take care of that ankle !