Catch of the day [Fishing]
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Haven't been here for quite a while, but I love fishing and it's always a treat to scroll through this thread. So thanks guys! I'm fishing almost daily here in Malmö, Sweden. Weather has been great and the perch season started late August. Pictures are from this weekend and basically just outside my home. Yes, I moved to be even closer to the thing I love the most.. There's even some IH featured!
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great pics. recovering from shoulder surgery, itching to get back out there. pics from couple of weeks ago. small streams fly fishing.
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It's blowing an absolute hoolie out there today, but I think I will go down to where I caught yesterday, so see what gives....I think the wind should be behind me at that particular mark...
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My go-to rod in the creeks around here is:
https://yamaga-blanks.com/early-plus-92xml-combined/?lang=en
I use this for open beach fishing:
https://yamaga-blanks.com/ballistick-102mh-tznano/?lang=en
I pair the 92 with a 3000 size reel and the 102 with a 4000.
PE2 mainline and 18lb Fluoro leader.
Baits:
Soft plastics for weedy snaggy waters, my fave being :
https://www.highstreettackle.co.uk/megabass-spindle-worm-5-inch-2359-p.asp
But needless to say, I have bzillions in different colours/lengths. I'll use different weight belly weighted hooks depending on how deep the water is and where I want to fish in the water column.
Top water, I use loads, but this is always with me:
Mid-water hards, I have loads depending on where in the column I want to fish. But I use a variety of these and other brands:
https://www.megabass.co.jp/site/saltwater/sw_lure/
And I'm slowly getting into creature baits, like these:
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Good stuff Giles! Always fun when you get to use different gear and methods. Not so good for the inner tackle junkie though.. I'm a big fan of Megabass as well, I use their soft plastics and jerkbaits all the time.
I've been on a chatterbait bite for roughly a month, but the water is getting colder pretty fast now and the grass is dying off.
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Just sorting out some of my fly fishing gear. Found a few boxes of nymphs that a good friend tied decades ago. The only reason I got them was because he thought they were not good enough for his box
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Not a fisherman myself so amazed to see these handcrafted beauties. How long does it take an expert like to your friendo to make one of these? He must be 700 years old if he tied all those together, and they are only his rejects.
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Here some of his "Grade 1" dry flies....I have 100's of his "Grade 2's"....
"OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011
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Very, very cool handiwork.
Whoever gets into making them will fill up his home with all sorts of different stuff (strings, nylons, beads…..and on and on) to imitate the myriad insects flying around water bodies.
