Thank you for not posting location !! Keep this beautiful Nevada trout stream on the DL. Ha met you here last year.

@FlickyFlies

7 күн бұрын

It's shocking what kind of streams you'll find out in the Mojave!

@MCS-pe7gr

7 күн бұрын

It was a pleasure meeting you guys on the water down there. Like Paul said, thanks for keeping it on the DL.

@FlickyFlies

7 күн бұрын

@@MCS-pe7gr Likewise, and absolutely!

Excellent trip. Great video. Rock on!

@FlickyFlies

Ай бұрын

Thanks! Appreciate you watching!

A little long, but great video again. Ya’ll do great every time! Thank you!

@FlickyFlies

Ай бұрын

Thanks my friend! Appreciate you watching.

Another awesome video! Your scenery and filming is amazing! Think you said there would be more camping video in the future, I would also like to see Travis fish more. I primarily fish with a fly rod now, hardly ever use the tenkara. I use tight line and wool indicators some dry droppers. I sure would love to fish that stream with a streamer, I'd say there are some monster trout in it! Anyway I sure did enjoy it thanks for sharing, and please video Travis more, he seems a little camera shy but he's doing great

@FlickyFlies

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the feedback! For sure, more camping stuff in the future. This video as well as another trip that I took to Utah for 3 days are filmed last season, so not *as much* of the camping stuff as I'd like, but as I film more stuff this season it'll trend that direction. Definitely want to integrate Travis more but it sure is hard juggling everything. Always something to strive for. Thanks again!

Quite a fabulous canyon! I’ve watched the first third or so (I tend to view your long videos in installments … an age thing with me) and I am enjoying your angling and photographic talents immensely. Looking forward to the balance of the adventure!

@FlickyFlies

Ай бұрын

Love it! They can be a lot to digest at once - I get it. Glad to hear you're enjoying them though. The long ones certainly are rewarding to put together in the edit for me.

😮❤ excelente

@FlickyFlies

Ай бұрын

Thank you!!

Love the video! When you use a nymph with your Tenkara setup, are you tightening? Or is there some line on the water?

@FlickyFlies

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much Donnie! Tight line all the way. Long tenkara rods able to reach out over some rapids and place that fly right where you want it, all while on a tight line is so powerful. You can present really natural drifts and the strike detection is off the charts. Same concepts as euronmyphing, really, but with the advantage of an even longer rod.

Superbe cadre pour pêcher au tenkara 🙏😍 Par contre je trouve dommage de trouver autant d'arc en ciel,des poissons d'élevage car la rivière est vraiment magnifique. Vous pêchez en quoi , en sèche ou en nymphe. Quel type de mouche, avez-vous ?

@FlickyFlies

Ай бұрын

Oui, c'est tellement beau là-bas ! Les poissons ensemencés sont certainement abondants ici aux États-Unis. Je suis presque sûr que ces poissons se reproduisent naturellement (je sais pertinemment que la truite brune le fait), mais il pourrait certainement y avoir aussi un repeuplement. Je pêche un peu de tout, mais je préfère surtout utiliser une ou deux nymphes sur une ligne tendue.

Chalk stream in a canyon?

@FlickyFlies

Ай бұрын

Are chalk streams essentially creeks that run through limestone? If so, there's definitely a good bit of limestone down in this canyon.

@user-hb2gh6wh7e

Ай бұрын

@@FlickyFlies Limestone or dolomite - carbonates. This type of geology is very productive. I use CalTopo for mapping rock-type. Because rainwater and plant residue dissolve this material, the aquifer becomes porous. The geology buffers pH, regulates temperature, and adsorbs excessive nutrients; the streams are typically clear and productive. Those fish were above average in size, probably because of the geology.

@MCS-pe7gr

7 күн бұрын

Chalk stream is the British term for spring creeks that flow through limestone. Most comparable to the limestone spring-fed streams of the Driftless region here in the US