278 Leeds DASA Easedike on Wharfe 2018

[@grahamkirk5974]

A truly beautiful part of the world, Thanks for posting this, my dad used to fish here in the war, he first took me when I was 9 years old. I'm 62 now. Happy memories.

[@markmellett8445]

Thanks Charly, informative video and really useful as previously mentioned to understand the various stretches, parking areas etc. You should be commended for taking the time to do this, excellent and thanks. Hopefully get my first Barbel as a result of seeing your videos.

[@Charlyfarly2]

Good luck

[@nicksefton6261]

Hi Tom - I fished Easedike for the first time last night. Watching you mainly blank for barbel at Topcliffe (sorry) i thought i would broaden my horizons. Only 6lb plus but pristine and nearly dragged the rod in... my first Wharfe Barbel - thanks for your DASA videos of the river stretches - they are very useful and help me get the most out of my membership. Catch you soon...

[@stinkape]

Charly thank you so much for these videos me and my young son have just joined up and these videos have been invaluable for us top work

[@Charlyfarly2]

Hi big and little Andy. Welcome to Leeds DASA.

[@laurencehopkinson2967]

Tom my son and I put the wood seat in a couple of weeks ago, fished the peg opening day, had 9 lost 4. This was my sons 3rd time fishing

[@Charlyfarly2]

Hello Laurence. Having walked all that way you deserved your success. I hope you explained to your son that it isn't usually like that. That was some opening day. I didn't identify where it was as whoever had put it there would have been annoyed if someone else had been on it as a result of the video. Good luck for the rest of the season.

[@laurencehopkinson2967]

thanks Tom its actually Jeremy (lads laptop) went yesterday evening got 11 on only managed to get 4 out. The wooden stakes are not peg markers they were over supply of stakes for the steps that were down pre season last year By Dave, Cabbo, and myself +1. Last time we met was at Helperby after work party outflow pipe .

[@claytsummer76]

River looks cracking

[@johntucker3596]

AS YOU ARE FILMING THE CURLEW AND OYSTERCATCHER THEIR IS A BIRD IN THE BACKGROUND WITH A LOUD TWIRLING CALL. ANY IDEA WHICH BIRD THIS IS?

[@Charlyfarly2]

Hi John. It is a curlew. They tend to make the call as they are coming in to land.