is rydiculous go to the coast without basket now I know...

@@miguelramonquintanasanjose9071 to be honest the only fly ive hooked mullet on is a flexi worm, and the only one ive landed was on a bread fly. If you Google ‘Selectafly Mullet Flies’ they do a range of ones that have been proven to work 👍

@@loganlander2906 I’ve made most of mine but have bought a couple off of people that tie. I based a lot of my ties on Paul Clydesdales stealth jig and silver baitfish, both of which are made commercially by fulling mill and about £6 each, if you don’t tie your own they’d be a good place to start 👍

@thereel7071 thank you i will hopefuly catch some decent sized pike on my next trip thanks again mate🙏

@@miguelramonquintanasanjose9071 keep trying! I only caught small ones for a year but when it clicked the bigger ones are a lot of fun!

@@thereel7071 yes, but windy days are horrible in fly fishing. I have gone today to the beach and return home again . for me with wind around 20 km/h or more is really difficult to cast the fly

@@Michigananglingadventures thanks man 😊

@@soultrader57fishingandmusi25 I don’t fish it so much now as the amount of paddle boarders, dogs jumping in and wild swimmers in the Summer makes it nearly impossible. I’ve diverted a lot of my attention to saltwater with it being much more accessible for me but I would like to fish for trout and grayling more. Cheers 👍

@@tricoptero6419 La mosca que estaba usando no era muy diferente, pero era de color verde oliva.

@@soultrader57fishingandmusi25 thanks 😊 yes mostly bucktail, I do use white marabou sometimes as I have a fair bit of it and I find it hard to find white bucktail in stock at most places.

Hola, depende un poco del tamaño de tus moscas, pero una de 7w debería estar bien si hay poco viento. Una cabeza más corta en la línea ayudará, una línea como la Airflo 40+ podría ser una buena opción. ¡Líneas apretadas!

@@thereel7071 Ok muchas gracias.

@@tomfirkins2489 thanks mate, appreciate the support 🙏

@@miguelramonquintanasanjose9071 well done! It will give you the confidence that the fly works, keep at it and more fish will come 👍

@@robmegginson2916 thank you 😊 Warsash is tricky, it’s close for me so I have fished there a fair bit. I often find I’ll turn up and it doesn’t seem like much is going on and other days there’s a few fish about. It’s a good venue but definitely not an easy one. Focus on areas with structure, there’s plenty there where the water enters the salt marshes and once you’ve covered a spot move on if nothing going on, keep trying as it’s just a matter of time and conditions/ tide aligning. Tight lines!

@@soultrader57fishingandmusi25 thanks man 😊 I am very fortunate that the bass fishing is very accessible to me and a very viable target on the fly. What size hook are you using on gurglers for trout and chub? I might have to give that a go! I’ve managed to get out a video a month this year, trying really hard to stay consistent with that 👍

@@soultrader57fishingandmusi25 ps subbed back 👍👍👍

About a size 8 medium shank. Doesn't always work but nice when it does! I've a small river a walk away from home with a good head of mostly small brownies, but there's a modest run of sea trout every summer. Gurgler is the best way to fish it at night in low water conditions as you just end up getting snagged on river bed debris with a sinking lure, unless there's a good flow, in which case there's some colour and it won't fish at night. I tried to do a couple of videos at night but I didn't really work 😂 Sub much appreciated!

@@marcs4563 it is good fun when it all comes together 😄

@@miguelramonquintanasanjose9071 Oye, gracias, significa mucho. Hay mucha buena pesca en España, definitivamente ocupa un lugar destacado en mi lista de lugares en los que me gustaría pescar. líneas apretadas!

@@EUAngler cheers, better than last year already 😄

Cheers Dave 🙏

@@tollesbury1 thanks man 😊

@@francisrobinson8361 I highly recommend it 👍

@@thereel7071 I’m 17, going to be 18, is there a different ticket price?

Ah just looked on the website

@@rowanbailey4139 thanks man ☺️

@@powermanagement2619 🫡😉🥷

@@davidwoods7121 😄 I wish I was, although the weather looks a bit iffy, tight lines mate!

@@davidnaisby Thanks David ☺️ it’s going to be a couple of months earlier next year so the bass won’t be expecting us! 🥷

@@hamishhiddleston7032 thanks ☺️ it was really good, would happily do it all over again tomorrow 😄

@@sledgeflyfishing thanks man, appreciate it! Yeh give it a try, once you get one that’s it you have to keep trying 😄

@@millso17 no problem, thanks for watching ☺️

@@Dynomique Hey, yeh I have moved on quite a bit since this video was posted, I’ve caught a fair few bass this year on surface flies and it is amazing fun, particularly when they really smash the surface!

@@thereel7071 it's my favorite type of fishing on the surface watching them take the poppers or dry flies, it's amazing fun. I'm currently beetle and realistic fly surface fishing at the moment and it's awesome, been on 4 fishing trips and caught fish on every trip, I normally lure fish but I don't know if I'll ever want to ever return to it as fly fishing is doing a better job of it ATM 🤣

@@Dynomique the finesse and sometimes more natural bait imitations can definitely have the edge over other methods 👍

@@UnderwaterFishFilms thanks mate 😁 I pretty much just fly fish these days, it’s a weird addiction 😄 I used to lure fish for pike and perch predominantly but now if I can use a fly I will, it’s kind of the end to end process of tying the fly and catching on it but also fighting fish on a fly rod is also a bit different, I love it 😄

@@thereel7071 yep i heard getting a fish on the flyrod is magical! i have to buy one and try it out myself, looknig forward to future vids from you mate, all the best

@@powermanagement2619 😂

@@mathewvickery9925 No worries, Lewis was the guy I fished with about half way through the video 😄 it was pretty much slack water at low tide 👍

@@thereel7071 Thanks Lewis. I need to spend more time in those kind of harbour marks; they look perfect for the fly or light lure tactics. Have you tried Christchurch harbour at all? it's alive with mullet.

@@mathewvickery9925 I’ve not tried. Christchurch yet, I’ve heard the same though and it is on my list of areas to fish, the mullet there are supposed to be more obliging to take a fly as well 👍

@@thereel7071 Yes definitely worth a visit when I'm bass fishing I see loads of them. I'm sure if I tried fishing for them they would probably disappear instantly.

@@Spleen4Sale it can be hard work but the rewards are worth it 👍

@@leeroberts1860 cheers mate 😊

@@seanfitzpatrick3227 thanks mate 👍 Lewis’ fish, the 3 I lost and the bass all took a red flexi worm. There are a whole range of flies that will work though, most of them created by Colin Macleod. I’m in no way affiliated with them, but if you google Selectafly, their website sells a good range of mullet flies. The only thing I would say is that if you are confident tying your own it’s worth it as you can use stronger hooks. I was advised to use PTFE coated carp hooks as they stay sharper and resist saltwater corrosion thanks to the coating. Once I’ve had a bit more success with the mullet I’ll probably do a video on rods, leaders and flies etc. 👍

@@thereel7071 I tie a lot of my own flies for the trout here in Ireland the like the flexi worms.. thank you for the information there a big body of water that comes through my town over here and I’ve tried everything for them had some luck on a brown buzzer but sadly lost the fish hopefully now I can finally get one thank you

@@seanfitzpatrick3227 no worries, if you search ‘mullet on the fly’ on KZbin, Fly Fishing Londoner has done a couple of good videos on the static method, one with a guy called Josh who came up with it, well worth a watch 👍

@@KennethWare-bn9vr no all the marks I fish are in Hampshire/ West Sussex

@@EUAngler thanks man, appreciate it 😊

@@MrJoebailey the flies were fished static on the bottom, not in deep water at all. The mullet pick the flies up off the mud and then the indicator slides away, if there is some flow the flies should roll along the bottom but the fish seem more inclined to pick them up in very shallow water where there is little flow. Leader wise, I have a 12lb tapered leader cut down to an 8ft butt section. Then I attach about 6ft of 10lb fluoro and tie a dropper for a bung indicator where the butt section and tippet meet, then another dropper about 3ft from the point fly. So it should look like 8ft butt section/ indicator/ 3ft 10lb tippet/ dropper/ 3ft 10lb tippet/ point fly totalling around 14ft. I had the bass fishing the same method and set up 👍 tight lines!

@@justinphillips7392 must admit I avoid getting fish on the reel as I often lose fish while trying to reel in the line but appreciate what you’re saying, I often have too much line out for the distance I need to cast so winding that in once I’m casting to the ‘zone’ would probably help. Thanks for the tip 👍

@@thereel7071 yes you are right it's a faff, especially if the fish hits close in. I'm usually worrying about the spare line getting trapped around something if the fish takes line also. If a big bass hits your lure and takes line you have no choice but to use your fingers to control the run.... but if I think I'm going to be playing it for more than a couple of minutes, then I want it on the reel asap

@@tollesbury1 thanks mate, fingers crossed 🤞

@@thatonebeone worth trying a flexi worm, they might be eating small shrimps and things that live in the weeds, here they almost dig in muddy banks to eat small shrimps