Thanks very much Stevie! Sounds like you might be having similar luck to me over in Canada. Lets hope things pick up soon. Thanks very much for watching, there will definitely be more videos before the season is over here in Scotland. Take care :)

Thanks very much for watching Stevie. I know what you mean I’m finding that aswell now. It’s my 40th in December so I’m thinking of treating myself to a Danielsson reel 😊

Ah at least I’m not the only one then 😂 Thanks for watching and yes hopefully get something in September

Very kind of you to say Paul thanks very much for tuning in 👍🎣

Thanks for watching Bjørn! I’ve only been fishing double handed with Spey casting for around a year and still very much a beginner. My casting isn’t great but as long as you can get a line out that’s all that’s needed 😊

Very kind of you to say sir thanks very much for watching 🙏 🎣

Thanks v much Paul. Aye have to agree, out of the big salmon rivers I have yet to fish the Spey but have to admit the Dee is incredible. Hopefully heading back up there in a few weeks, fingers crossed for a fish or two 👍

Thanks pal, hopefully get some silver before the season is out 🤞

Must be one of those years Scott! Managed to snap my switch rod down at Mauchline last week to add to insult 😂 Hopefully see you on the water before the seasons over, thanks for watching 👍

Thanks very much for watching Chris! I keep telling myself there’s still time left, the weeks are flying by though. Hopefully we both get a bit of success before the season is out. The drone footage is looking fantastic 👌 Take care and looking forward to your next adventure. - Robert

Brilliant Fraser. I’m booked for the Dee in July and September. I’m thinking if the Ayr drops over the course of tomorrow I’ll be down there on Sat giving it a shot for the salmon 🎣👍

@@robertdoesfishing I was on they Ayr on monday (stupid archaic sunday rule) briefly truing a 11ft switch with a 550g skagit at barskimming Bridge 1 pool above, was casting a dream. Water a touch silted still. Good to be there though. I'm gonna try booking the dee in September. I'll be fishing the cowie in stonehaven too. Wee but great river. Need to try the north esk too.

Sadly not David, my return trip at the beginning of September got cancelled due to the freakish heatwave we had then. There was no water and it was too warm 😫

Hi Pal, I’m a member of Kilmarnock AC so that’s the stretch I fish, normally around Gatehead area and further up. Garnocks a wee bit out the road for me but I know it does quite well, seen a few lads on KZfaq that fish it and it looks like a great water. Aye I’d read that about the Dee as-well, had a box of wee 16/18 doubles on me but there was plenty water that weekend I was there to be fishing slightly bigger. Mind you that’s maybe where I was going wrong, ye never know 😂

@@robertdoesfishing I fish dreghorn and irvine aswell as the garnock lost 7 this season caught plenty of sea trout and brownies defo a hard season tho you never no but its salmon fishing for you am hoping to go to the dee next year always wanted to fish it keep the videos up m8 a wanted to start doing vlogs but would turn into comedy show as I always fall in the water or something lol

Thanks very much pal. That’s interesting I’ve never tried that before. Will need to try it and see how that goes thanks for the suggestion. I wanted a Gaelforce switch line for my switch rod but between them and the Barrio lines they were like hens teeth.

@@robertdoesfishing What most owners of the SSVT do is to utilise a 5ft ish poly( Airflo or Rio ) of an equal or faster sink rate to the tip in use at the time. This puts back what Rio lopped off and the line behaves and cast's much better. Long leaders work better on SSVT'S because there's quite a bit of momentum generated when you Spey cast these lines as they're short and quite heavy for the rating ( much the same as Airflo's Rage! ) and they take quite a bit of stopping and holding to get an effective anchor.

Thanks very much for watching Graham! I can’t say the exact beat unfortunately, part of the T&C’s, sorry.

Hello! Your best resource would be to look at available fishing on the river Dee at www.Fishpal.com . There you can view river/beat information as well as book days on the river. You can expect to catch mostly trout and salmon. Hope this helps!

@@robertdoesfishing Thanks for your answer, it's very helpful, maybe thanks to you I caught the first salmon in my life :)