8 Fishing DVDs For A Fiver

[Wildfisher]

before you have seen the whole spectrum you need to spend an afternoon on Leven with Stan.

I had a Trout & Salmon  magazine session with Stan on Loch Awe last month, but found  it so unbelievably dull I left after only a few minutes.

[shad]

Total Legend, enjoy :crap

Maggots in A Catapult - Bob Nudd

[Wildfisher]

Legend right enough Colin. Superb. 

I'm due back on the river with Des soon, we're going for barbel and chub. Then it's off for a bit of inshore boat fishing with Liam Dale. I cannae wait.  :lol:

[Malcolm]

Some coarse fishing is great fun. Freelining big baits for chub particularly. 

[Traditionalist]

im not sure how healthy this virtual tv fishing is, the jet stream has moved north, time to do some proper.

Apparently it keeps you sane when you can't go fishing, ( or at least as sane as many anglers ever are!   ), so that's probably healthy.

TL
MC

[haresear]

I was out on The Teme after barbel with Des (Taylor) yesterday.   :

Great and intimate wee river.  You can watch the barbel in clear conditions and they go straight for the tree roots once hooked. I foulhooked one about 6lb in the tail one day when floatfishing. That was...interesting :shock:

Alex

[Wildfisher]

Great and intimate wee river.

Interesting looking river indeed. Apparently barbel are relatively recent in the Severn system. Stocked from the eastern rivers like the Thames and others which were part of the post glacial Rhine system. They are not native fish in most English rivers. Like carp, New Zealand trout, Scottish pike and grayling  they are now wild fish that are descendants of stockies.