Ah, thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I've not had much free time to dedicate to my videos for a while and didn't want to put poor quality stuff. Appreciate yr support!!

Yes it's been a while. Filmed on the new camera. The take was captured using their "pre-record" function set at T+60s so it works well! The larger sensor also performed well, I was surprised at the decent resolution for the two zoomed scenes. Cold but not too cold for you!!! :)

Thanks 👍 Glad you enjoyed. It is some place. Wind can get a bit crazy sometimes though :( Tight lines for season 2024!

Many thanks! Yeah I've missed putting out videos. Just had no time to do any. Hopefully I'll manage a few more soon!

Thanks........ more to the truth, Geoff came in behind and sneaked a 20lb and a 21lb out the pool after me! I ended up with the tiddler!!

Thanks Prima!!!

Glad you enjoyed. Really appreciate the comment and support!

Thanks 👍 John. Glad you enjoyed it!

Hey Mike, I've still been out fishing but have just no spare time to make any videos. A few more coming along soon! Thanks for your loyalty. Hope all is well!! Tight lines as always!

@@FinLineFly That is good news, I was getting worried...I know a lot about the time it takes to put up videos up from my adventures...funny how time just slips away!!! Tight lines to you as well!

Thanks! Was an awesome trip!!

Thanks again! Tight lines!

Thanks for the visit. Glad you liked the video!

TBH mostly full floating with EMBs girdles or sunrays or sometimes sinking in the deeper places like the video shows. Of course the magic hour the usual leaches etc!! Tight lines. Hope you have a great week!!

Ah not so hard really. Just a little practice. How's this over there?

Good question. I am naturally a right hand winder. Right hand wind is the traditional wind for fly reels dating back to the origins of fly fishing reel design. A fisher would wind with the right hand and palm the reel with the left hand to provide with the drag manually so it is necessary to change arms holding the rod. I use this type of reel (click and pawl design quite a lot) thus with my right hand wind so I change arms to make use of the dominant arm. For a left hand wind click and pawl the necessity to change arms is the same, just the other way around. To be fair I could wind the modern reels with adjustable drag systems left hand but I'm so used to right hand wind I stick with that. Also changing arms with a double handed rods is necessary when applying side strain depending whether the fish is up or downstream of you. Each to their won really but this is the most comfortable for me.