Hey guys a couple of my more recent uploads to youtube.




Thanks for watching and let me know what you think.

Cheers Alex

Galey wrote:Nice one Alex. What fly did the job for you?

Wooly bugger, was using it because there is a large population of mudeyes and other aquatic insects

Wind Waker wrote:They eat landing nets and squid jigs. Just release and wace goodbye

They make good pin cushions as well

After reading about Galey's efforts for a yella on fly I decided that it was something I should try and get stuck into and at least have carp as a back up. Worked out much better than I expected despite a fair bit of wind.



Cheers Alex

I used a bimini tube end for bcf for the holes and occy straps to get the tension. Super easy to do and saves a bit of hassle.

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