[Euan Innes]

Don't know if this has been posted before, but this is worth a watch.



 

[Eddie Sinclair]

Euan,
great vid good message. Too many people live to work when they should work to live and live to fish.

This advice should be available on the NHS.

Eddie

[Jim Eddie]

Great find Euan  No one one their death bed ever said they wished they had spent more time at work 

 

Jim

[Matt Henderson]

Cool video!

As a young loon I was quite into music and half thought about either going on to study music and have a career playing in an orchestra or joining the army as a piper. I ended up selling my soul to the oil industry instead. Why? Because at the back of my mind I wondered what would happen when my hobby became my job.

I had a totally pointless day at Crathes yesterday very little water to fish and some of the best fishing spots at this height of water (-4 below the summer level) are also favourites with the public for dog walking stone throwing and dooking. However after a busy few months with work and selling property etc there is something awesome about spending a day in fresh air fishing. And even better I don't get mobile reception so web of work were trying to get hold of me I wouldn't have got the call.

Matt

[Euan Innes]

Sounds like a great day Matt, fish or no fish.
I'm on the beat above Crathes first week in August, so there better be rain before then!

 

[Matt Henderson]

A free days fishing on one of the most picturesque beats on the river/planet can never be sniffed at! However if I was heading to the river next week I would take a single hander. A lot of the places. Where fish are holding were in deep slack water. for my ability almost impossible with a double hander but may be possible with a single hander.

[Euan Innes]

However if I was heading to the river next week I would take a single hander.

Strangely enough, that was what I was trying to sort out today. I can see an SLX being bought in the next week or so!

 

[Matt Henderson]

Also the Ghillie might choke but I seem to remember ben talking about fishing a silver stoat under a bomber. Not the done thing but with water and numbers the way they are you never know!

[Euan Innes]

Klink and dink for salmon 
I can hear the ghillie now