Trout

[C.green 3,203]

Anyone got any good little setups/bait for catching trout from a tiny shallow ginclear chalk stream ? Used minnow and free lined bread but can't seem to get them taking of the top lately. Plenty there good sizes too

[C.green 3,203]

Bubble float an fly haha

Everyone says this but I've never had much luck with it tbh.

[tomburras 2,721]

Try a little fly rod with a white moth dry fly?

[C.green 3,203]

That fly fishing is not abit of me lads lol it's a free stretch I walk/jog the dogs down every morning and evening just take me little telescopic and a loaf of bread normally but they seem wise to it now. It's not stocked and most fish get chucked back. Seems abit shallow for a spinner I know nothing about flies or fly fishing the flies I'm using I found on the bank one day in a little grey box honestly couldn't tell you what they are lol

Edited May 19, 2017 by C.green

[Daniel cain 42,800]

Free line a lob worm Mr Green or dare i say a bunch of maggots.atb dc

[Daniel cain 42,800]

That's what I tell my lad when things are slow lol.atb dc

[C.green 3,203]

Cheers lads dc I've tried worms and maggots had abit of luck with them but I hate messing around having to pop to tackle shop I just have a few casts when the fancy takes me or weathers abit warm for trotting dogs.

 

Do them flies work at night/early morning katchum ?

Edited May 19, 2017 by C.green

[tilimangro 1,013]

Wasp grubs

[Daniel cain 42,800]

I'm not much of a fly fisherman but these few flys seem to work down my way-don't ask me what they called lol.atb dc

[neil cooney 10,415]

Bait choice mightn't be your problem , it might be presentation in the gin clear water you describe.

In such water it's near impossible to hide line and hooks.

[mushroom 12,352]

Worms mate, float them down and be ready

[Broxi 32]

I use gadgers on the river Clyde in Scotland and they are deadly ?

[darrren 414]

I got one today with half a worm on the hook and a shot up the line. I'm still new to this and trying to fond the best way to bag em. And how to locate them. Example i went to a small brook today, never been, couldn't see anything,and there were a few deep bits on the bends. Every now and then there was a splash and im assuming it was trout taking the flys that were everywhere. Couldn't see them in the water as i say so. Fishing blind really.

[lifelong cumbrian 1,789]

Dry fly

[darrren 414]

For those brook trout? I always get told worm and a splitshot let drift down. I guess if you got a river full they will take it. Some people do amazing on handlines.