Time of day

[Richard Isaacs]

Rich, can you talk me through that whole tri pod set up please?

I put it together myself Martin from various fishing bits I had kicking round
Search for a thread called mechano time.
Buy a tripod adapter thing and I’m sure you could try and replicate it

 

[Martin Osmond]

I put it together myself Martin from various fishing bits I had kicking round
Search for a thread called mechano time.
Buy a tripod adapter thing and I’m sure you could try and replicate it

Thanks mate, just quickly looked, it's quality.

 

[Alex Warren]

Break of dawn/first light, for me. Fractionally preferred over dusk/into dark, even though I’ve always found it to be more productive bite-wise.

I’d pick the Hants Avon at sunrise as my favourite place in the world, without any hesitation.

 

[Trevor Brown]

Dusk into dark and beyond.Back in the day when I used to fish the Dove there was a swim a fair way from the car park,and to sit there as the light faded and the creatures of the night made their presence felt was sheer magic…………and there was a chance of the peace being shattered by a barbel or two,oh happy,happy days (evenings)

 

[Mark Kingston]

Being in the bank just before 1st light and watching the world coming to life

 

[Neil Watson]

Like others just before first light, especially on the Wye, Its a beautiful river system

 

[Connor Smith]

Early hours after midnight, no traffic noise, no people, no farm machinery, just nature at its best. Owls, deer, nightjars, nightingales, screeching vixens and the nearby splashing of fish to bring some encouragement that a bite is imminent. Come daylight the wildlife has retreated back into safe havens and the humans going about their business are largely oblivious to the nearby existence of such creatures.

Couldn't of said it better...