love those hills

took me right back to my childhood Scott. I never had a bamboo pole, but I had many alder poles hidden away along side all my favourite fishing holes. A pocket knife and a few worms and you were all set to catch a meal of trout for your family. Made a boy feel like a man walking through the front door with a limit of trout.

I'll send you the link

I sure had a blast.

Thanks Terry and I fully agree.

Salt air is great for the lungs and the soul...

You don't stop playing because you get old, you get old because you stopped playing....

When you're fishing with a long pole you just never know where that fish will be flung.... Safety first

Baahaaa

Sure is!

Excellent

Darrell, this was so much fun, back to the basics and living every minute of it.

I have to tell you this brought me straight back to my youth, and this was the most fun I had trout fishing in years. I'm guessing there will be many different length long poles in my future... As the world gets more and more complicated, stepping back to the basics allows for a much needed reset.... This was fun. I never got to use the bamboo poles, I remember seeing them in stores, but I can tell you me and my buddies all had alder poles stored away at our favourite fishing holes. And we had no troubles getting a limit of trout back in those days... I can see me having a fleet of these long poles in all the different lengths they come in.

I was unaware that you could still get one , so that’s awesome. By coincidence I seen a lady using a telescopic long pole they bought them many years ago at the sport shop on water street. But she never played the trout like you she flicked them right in over her shoulder. lol

Yes some people still send them for a ride...

thanks

bamboo then carbon fibre today....

Time for a mackerel fishing video from shag point.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Glad you enjoyed it, was a great day for all.

I hope so, and then again at 106...

thanks

Thanks Garry, I have to go watch the groups videos on salmon fishing you guys were doing.

oh yes indeed.

Thank you

Thank you 🤗

She was very happy

She's a trooper

yes indeed

Good stuff, and you're 100% right about that my friend.

You'd be hard pressed to find a better role model then Cousin Jack... He too, lives by the one good deed a day rule... Perhaps this evening Jack and I might find a pool in Harry's and do a little fishing.

thanks

Cousin Jack has a lifetime of fishing under his belt, but you just never know from one minute to the next when the salmon bite will turn on...

You got that right!

Thanks my friend, going to be a busy week ahead... Next week is flat out.... Life is good.

Thank you for all you do my friend

yes sir, works well

Indeed

yes it works perfectly as a fishing rod carrier.

thanks Kevin

Yeah buddy

I'll officially retire once I'm dead

Indeed

Yes Glenn, I'm going to start putting out regular videos again... Just needed a break from it all...

Yes sir

Thanks for watching my friend, hope all is well in your neck of the woods.

you too, got to love the weekends... Oh wait a second, I'm retired, everyday is the weekend... LOL

same patterns just larger in size. I normally fish with sizes 6, 8 and 10's but when the water is higher I could use 4 and 2 size flies.

Thanks 🤗

great for carrying rods for fishing

well said

great eating

yeah I think over fishing is a major problem, some people just keep hitting the same ponds over and over until they are fished out.

more fishing videos coming soon to the popular locations.

Outstanding View on it New View.... A little play on words there. This backpack has now become my fishing backpack as it holds the rods in the pack perfectly allowing for hands free travel into and out of the steep river valleys. While carrying my fishing vest, knives, flashlights, camera gear and tripod, water, and sandwiches, rain jacket.... All while the rods and perfectly protected in the confines of the pack.