Caught In The Act Parts 3 & 4 - DVD Full Trailer & Intro

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3 years of filming on waters all around the UK,see Bob Roberts and Stu Walker chasing a repertoire of fantastic coarse fish. The film is full of inspirational photography from above and below the surface, stirring narration by Keith Elliott and some once in a lifetime moments. It is balanced with a selection of instruction and tips on how they go about it. Parts 1 & 2 take you through seasons of spring and summer with Parts 3 & 4 to follow, which bring in Autumn and Winter.
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[@ShaunQuestBaits]

Beautifully filmed. I saw parts of it the other evening and it really did seem to capture the essence of why so many of us keep venturing out, week, in, week out, year in, year out.

[@StuWalkerFishingAdventures]

Thanks Shaun glad you enjoyed it : )

[@JustinG1970]

thanks for the info Stuart - not a river I'm familiar with but it certainly looks stunning!! Good work mate :)

[@chrisobrien9932]

I watched the section about using Lamprey on the Swale for Chub and it got me thinking. I went on the Swale the following day using Lamprey for Pike and ended up catching my PB Chub at 6lb 2oz!!! I agree with Shaun, it's a well thought out and presented DVD.

[@StuWalkerFishingAdventures]

Nice one Chris, cracking Chub for the swale. Glad you enjoyed the DVD. Cheers Stu

[@DreamFishingUK]

awesome Stuart... looks like a great 2nd DVD... love the look of the river with the rocky falls... is that a location you would share??!! ;-)

[@StuWalkerFishingAdventures]

Hi Justin thanks for your comments, its the River Eden in Cumbria, its a private stretch but you can fish it with a guide. Chris Bowman guides on there. You can also get day tickets on the Eden, Chris will help you what ever you want to do his email is [e-mail]

[@portcullis5622]

Winter fishing can indeed be wonderful, but I have to disagree about it being "Man against the whole of nature". I never go fishing to conquer fish or nature. I fish simply because it is my way of feeling connected to the rivers and lakes, literally by the line, but also metaphorically. Quite different to simply walking along a river, and I do not want to be greedy and catch too many of the same species in a day, as each fish can devalue the previous one. "Bagging up" is an anathema, so I have absolutely no interest in those stillwaters that offer easy fishing. There is no doubt that river fishing has become more difficult in recent winters, but I would still rather experience a number of blank river days, on beautiful waters, with the chance of the odd good fish, than resort to the carp puddles.