231. Flies That Catch Rod Bending Trout - Fly Fishing UK 

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Hi BC yes enjoyed it, 2 weeks off now, so trying to get to some other waters weather permitting and a river trip for some browns. Regards Mick

Hi Oliver nice to meet you too, just editing todays video, 12 fish to the net and the big one at the end when you were talking to me is not on film aaarrr. Catch you soon Regards Mick

Got your address Oliver, Cheers Mick

Thanks mick had a great day lovely to meet you. Should be back up in a few weeks hopefully. Will let you know 🙏 🎣🎣🎣

All in the post should be with by Friday

@@mdflyfishinguk5220 or mick absolute legend I’ll let you know how I get on with them looking forward to getting back out tight lines mate will leave a comment let you know when we head up to pennine again. Thanks again mick

Hi Ross yes me too, the River Calder my local river opens up next Monday its 5 mins away. £30 for the year, not into grayling, so it will be the brownies for me on my streamers, some of the browns run to 6lb+, plus and a good chance of a sea trout. They like dark streamers here, i send you some up by the end of the month. Regards Mick

@@mdflyfishinguk5220 oooo those streamers will certainly work up my lochs come spring.. My pal was using wooly buggers last year which I don't have.. The bigger ones certainly prefer them early on.. Then we've got the daddies to look forward to and the good old hawthorns

Great stuff Mick. I have done well on beaded buzzers over the years, but I use the little glass crafting beads instead of fly tying beads. Much cheaper and sink slower.....

That might solve a method of keeping a pulling buzzer high in the water, while doing a very slow fig 8. i will tie some up for a test Regards Mick @@oldgold5848

@@mdflyfishinguk5220 no problem. Red or orange seem to work best, or black used as the head of an epoxy buzzer type

Get a sporting ticket. First time to catch and playing the fish use a bung, buzzers or eggy worms, squirmy worms from 2ft to 5 ft and bring some hedgehog flies for drifting in the surface. All of this can be done with a floating line, 12 -14ft leader 7/8lb strength or sinking lines use a single snake pink, olive or black on a 8-10ft leader. All the flies can be had when you book in . Ask Andy or Steve what's been fishing they will advise & tell them its your 1st time. Regards MD

@@mdflyfishinguk5220 thank you for the reply an the advice much appreciated as I’m just starting out fly fishing an just been pulling lures pretty much but have plenty of buzzers an squirmy worms etc just not done much with them hopefully get me first on the buzzer’s at pennine 🎣🎣

have a look back via my vids at the type of flies i used at pennine, go back about a year. Regards MD @@oliververrill6859

This place is in littlebrough on the border with Lancashire / Yorkshire. A few miles from J21 off the M62.

@mdflyfishinguk5220 I know Littleborough my kids live in rossendale.ill have to investigate. Thanks

When I get on the PC I will send you a grid reference

www.google.com/maps/place/pennine+trout+fly+fishery/@53.6605412,-2.0974552,16z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x487bbf6c6e3eaf65:0x3e4608f3e20d725c!8m2!3d53.6599372!4d-2.0909321!16s%2Fg%2F1tdb8d0c?entry=ttu

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/265598368690?var=566203508664 this my seller, he's coming off ebay in Apr, but still selling via his email address. Regards Mick

thanks mick barry