Static Buzzers from the boat 

Thanks and I'm glad you enjoyed it . Yes there is so much more to fly fishing than watching the bung all day . I'm not adverse to it as it can be very effective at times and also a use full tool for beginners but there is much much more to fly fishing .. Thanks for watching .

Thanks for watching , glad you found it helpful

Those takes mate !!!! Thanks for watching

Excellent !! Thats exactly why I post these vids ! Im made up for you mate . Thanks for watching and supporting the channel .

Excellent . Thanks . I am looking forward to getting back on the lake in April for more of the same !

Thanks for watching . Couldnt leave out the Silver Fox could I ! lol

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 lol, I like how you explain everything, clear and calm.

Thanks mate . Lets hope we can find a few on Saturday !

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 Managed a couple of hours off the bank the other day - managed to find a shield where some bigger fish were holding. Had 4 in total but 2 of them were over 5lbs...absolutely fantastic sport. The only thing that slowed me down was having to re-tie leaders as they took the droppers which ended up with a proper birds nest. Definitely a price worth paying..

Thanks for watching mate .. Gotta love those buzzer takes !!

Cant get enough of those buzzer takes .. that line sliding away ! Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Got to love those buzzer takes !

Thanks for watching mate ... cant beat a buzzer take !

Thats the best bit about straight line fishing .. those takes are stunning . Thanks for watching .

Thanks very much for watching . You have just perfectly described my two favourite fishing methods ! ... Its definitely all about the take !

Brilliant . I hope it helps . Static really is key . Tight lines for tomorrow ..

Thanks for watching , glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for watching . Grafham is on top form at the moment you will love it !

Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching and subscribing . You really cant beat a bit of buzzer fishing !

Thats the best bit !!

Won’t be long now . Starting to see a few about on the small waters already . Can’t beat that slamming buzzer take !

Ha ha .. it was bad enough in the boat ... they moved that in the flat calm ! lol .. thanks for watching

Thanks for watching

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Thankyou . I do love this style of fishing . Thanks for watching .

Its all about the take isnt it ! Takes lot of setting up to get those shots but I think its worth the time ! We have just thawed after a months freeze up and the fishing has gone nuts again !

Those takes !!

Thanks for watching . I think Molly would spend way too much time in the water than the boat !!

Thanks for watching mate

Many thanks

Glad you liked it!

Excellent ! I am glad you found it helpful . Thanks for watching

Thanks mate . Yea I am aware of the antistatic buzzer. That greased end of the line makes a superb sighter !

Thats the best part of the take ! Thanks for watching

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 yea the take feel becomes an addiction 😂 tim how do i get my 8lbs g3 fluoro to sink m8 was fishing dries on a flat calm and degreesed it and it still floated lol fish were cummin up for a look and ignoring it 🤣

Such an important part of the trouts diet aall over the world !! .. Thanks for watching

Good luck . I will message you the latest fishing reports mate .

Its the most important but i think .. Until you see it for real its difficult to visualise .. There really is nothing like watching that line snake away ! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 add one of them to your into? 🤔

@@ibelieve1468 Nice idea mate

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Completely down to personnel choice . My boat partner decided on an indicator later in the day as he was struggling to see the takes straight lining . These conditions we had would have been perfect for it . Both methods work great for static buzzers .

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 Thanks Tim!

Exactly as you see .. you just have to take the slack up in-between the draws .. careful not to move the buzzers ... the line from the rod tip to the water should hand dead vertical ... any kind of angle there as you pick up the slack means you are moving the line to quick .. takes practice but its worth it . Thanks for watching

Yes mate .. its the only floater I use now days

thanks for that@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769

Thanks for watching .. lighter rods have their limits . I am cast 4 heavy flies on a flat calm , I need to ensure turnover anything under a 7wt would struggle , also because I am catching and releasing I want to land the fish as quick as possible so as not to tire or over stress which ensures a quick healthy release . Using lighter rods means over playing fish and can lead to recovery problems . Im glad you enjoyed the vid .

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 Tim, OK, understand. Thank you. Cheers

yes .. its not moving the flies at all . In a flat calm the line continues to move towards you so its just to take up the slack no movement of flies . When there is a nice breeze and the boat is moving you need to figure of eight at the exact pace of the boat so as to take in the slack line between draws but not to move the buzzers ... this is the real art of it !

Yes mate check my past vids for the tying of the Grey boy or the link in the video

Size 10s mate , there really is no reason to fish smaller through most of the year . I go to 14s sometimes in the winter on the smaller lakes but reservoirs are always a 10 B175 or similar .

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 perfect mate, thanks for reply, just wanted to make sure that grey boy was the heaviest there on the point..

8 inches Maximum and often shorter than that . Long droppers dont improve presentation and often lead to constant tangles . Glad you enjoyed the vid , thanks for watching.

The true washing line is a floater with two buoyant flies point and top dropper and a couple of nymphs in between . This set up with a single buoyant fly and nymphs can be fished on any line but its most effective and best controlled using a floating line or a sink tip / midge tip line .

Plastic mesh nets . If your wading I use the wychwood Bankman as it has a spiked handle . If your fishing standard lakes the Wychwood boatman net is brilliant , good size pan , plastic mesh and a decent extending handle .

I use 10lb for a couple of reasons , neither of which are to do with the droppers . Its because the early season buzzer feeding can be savage and the takes are often a savage affair , flurocarbon lacking the stretch of mono can break on knots very easily so I step it up . The second reason is also to do with the feeding behaviour and shoaling behaviour of early season trout , you often hook two or three fish at the same time as a shoal swims through , the extra fluro strength helps to land these double hook ups . Thanks for watching !

I use the Rocket floater , its matches todays modern small water and reservoir rods much better . The Feather down is lovely but better suited for river fishing in my opinion .

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 thanks, I've just bought a greys gr60 9ft #6 weight and looking for the right floating line. I generally fish small reservoirs. I do fish on the top / in the surface as much as possible, and wasn't sure if the rocket floater was going to present good.

@@joefowler9600 The rocket is perfect , easy to cast , nice presentation , that little bit of stretch you need in a floater , sits high on the water for easy lift off ... Been my go to for the last 3 years as you can see in all of my vids .

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 yes I've noticed you like it, thats why I'm purchasing one for my new rod. Thanks for all the great videos and advice 👍

This is the Wychwood boat seat . Hands down the best seat I have owned and I have had them all ! Strong , lightweight , very comfortable and they dont hold water .. Excellent bits of kit !

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 thanks Tim. Think I’ll bite at one!

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 sold out everywhere! Must be good

@@garethc1901 Yes mate , they sell out immediately . The next stock is due in 10th Sept . I suggest pre ordering one online to guarantee it .

Just a heavier wire hook and larger size . Also a couple of extra coats of varnish help . No need for lead or beads .

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 Perfect Tim! Your static buzzers video are total gold ! I have been catching a lot of fish thanks to these tips ! Thanks for sharing this technique !

@@hvmxv My pleasure , it really is one of the most satisfying and effective techniques for still water trout fishing ! Happy Christmas .

I tie all my own . And yes I do sell them . If you are interested drop me a message and we can chat

Been using them for the last 3 years .. love them .. easy casting , nice presentation , robust ... and for less than £30 its what a line should cost !

Thanks for that mate I thought for the price I would give them a go I'm watching all your vids tonight I've just found them all good so far 😁

I,ll give the line a shot next week on loch leven

@@Salmonaddicts Thanks mate .. any suggestions for vids just comment

Made it perfect to be able to easily put together a piece on buzzer fishing .. Thanks for watching

Pull them off the food ! When fish are on small stuff like tiny buzzer or daphnia its pointless trying to imitate . Instead turn their heads give them something to distract them , this is when boobies and Fabs really come into their own , even a big dry if the fish are high . Blobs and FABs were designed to distract fish from daphnia feeding . Something bright with loads of fuss or noise pulled past them or a great big dry like a sugar cube emerger in a size 10 or 8 .. they just cant resist the opportunity of such a big meal.

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 It is early spring,water temperature is 43. Very cold and windy. The only fish I did get, were on a tequila blob. Wouldn't even take a leech. Perhaps I should just wait till conditions warm. Thanks.

My regular boat partner and cameraman extraordinaire !

Because the single most important factor in fly fishing is finding the depth of the fish , by fishing a team I'm not targeting a single fish with 4 flies instead I'm fishing smart and targeting 4 different depths at one time ..... Imagine if you had 4 troll holes on the go at once ? ....

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769if you smart you wouldn’t be using 4 hooks and wait for hope on pure blind fishing. A skill fisherman will challenge himself and target one fish one rod one hook one fly one cast. Kind like a sniper. That’s the beauty of fly fishing. 🥋