So glad to be your friend, buddy, and pal

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers man, appreciate it!

I've said it before, but this set up has made such a huge difference to my fishing success, especially on the Tongariro, but in many other rivers and streams as well, so glad I learned it from you 🤙

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a game changer to Nymphing aye bro🤙🤙

This is the best breakdown of how to set up a nymph rig I have seen!

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helps bro

@Nick5Riley

3 жыл бұрын

@@TrippinOnTrout What weight of fly line and fly rod are you putting that set up on in this video?

Try synthetic poly yarn instead of wool for a more buoyant and longer lasting indicator buddy... Also using green or yellow makes picking it out of foam lines easier, especially in the smaller sizes and low light... Another trick I showed Andrew Harding was soaking Tongariro style indicators in heated Muscilin (3mins microwave) and combing out the excess with wire brush or Velcro and popping them into your box, they out-perform normal wool indicators twice their size and float like a cork all day.

I know you are not posting for awhile but I always love a Friday filler.

Master Class. You're not only a great angler but an ambassador for the sport you love. Very informative video. I'll have to watch it 10 times to get it right!

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Well I appreciate that heaps bro, thank you🙏🤙

It is good to go back to your videos and look at your how to make up a leader for the different fishing situations or knots and flys ect. Great stuff. Thank you for your valuable videos.

The return of the friday filler, love it. Getting the woollen indicator right has helped me heaps since you showed it to me last year.

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s the way forward aye bro!!

Love the friday fillers! We can all use a tip now and again! Tight lines Alex! 🤟🎣

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what’s she said...😆

Great information. Thanks for sharing.

Great work! That location looks beautiful... keep it up!

Vary Helpful. 👍 nice tip !

Thanks for tips bro.new friend in canada.. love trout fishing...😁

Bloody handy stuff mate, to good

Thanks Alex. I can always use the education

I like your Friday fillers I will catch more fish 🐟 next season

@TrippinOnTrout

2 жыл бұрын

I hope so Kelly👍

Awesome, great info...

Love your work, attitude and thanks for sharing your experience! .✌🙏😎

I may have written this before, can’t remember, I use Alaskan Malamute wool from my doggoes here. First, nice clean sheep wool is hard to find even if there is a herd of the buggers down the road. Second, Malamute wool is abundant especially in the spring shed - easy 10 years supply in one good grooming session. Third, make sure it’s the undercoat wool, not the over and course guard coat. The undercoat wool from the belly, flanks and shoulders has oily-like properties of repelling water so don’t wash it! Fourth, it’s brilliant white! So, it’s dense to protect vital organs from the cold. Comes off in perfect clumps at the right time in Spring and fall shed. Water repellant, sits high in the water and It floats better than a cork! It has worked flawlessly for me here in Alberta.

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip there bro! Sounds like you have it down to a science!!

Loving the vids. Keep up the good work!

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, will do!

Hello Thanks for the lesson , it s cool.

I had always wondered why not use a tapered leader, now I know! Really helpful tips man, I’m gonna try this method out for Great Lakes steelhead!

Thank you alex well presented.

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man🤙

Awesome as always Alex.

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Nice one Ken, Cheers mate!

Thanks for info really helps tight lines👌

Thanks Alex great tutorial

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers man, appreciate it! Thanks for watching🤙

best advice - Don't be lazy!!

Excellent video Alex 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🐟🎣🙂

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Chur brutha 🤙

You’re subs have massively jumped the last 6 months we’ll done! Keep them coming!

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Been working hard to grow the channel. Thanks for the support bro!💥

Thank you for the lesson! I was looking forward to watching you fish the hole. I won’t ask if there were any trout but will wait for the video.

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

I lost a fish out of there but that’s about it bro

Hey great posting schedule, and good tutorial 👍📹👌

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man

Alex my pal . I like that the reel matches the hat .. WAY TO GO BUDDY.. BUT WHAT THE HELL OR WHERE ARE THE FISH .. MAN.. I HEARD LOT OF TALK... IT WAS GREAT.. ALL THE BEST BRO .. BOB .. JUST PLAYING AROUND WITH YA...

Enjoyed watching this one. Would you be willing to show us how you make good videos using underwater camera?

Question that chest strap you have on would that hold a fly box ...thanks

One of your best videos yet! Keen to work on the South Westland rivers nearby. One question: what was the distance between your fly line and indicator. Thanks again.

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Depends how deep you want to fish bro. The closer the indicator is to your fly line, the deeper you will fish..

Awesome!

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

🤙

you the man g

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Chur bro

I also use the same one. Regards

What's a good rule of thumb for determining how much tippet you need/ how long your whole rig should be? Love the videos!

@jonathanhof3834

3 жыл бұрын

1.5x the depth of the water. So if ur fishing a 1ft pool, put 1.5ft of tippet below the indicator. If it’s 6ft deep, put 9ft below the indicator (for example). Note: if the water is rly fast consider using a larger heavier fly and/or longer leader Bc the flies won’t have as much time to sink. However If the water is slower you should still use the 1.5x the water depth rule. Bc the indicator is always ahead of ur flies so the longer the leader the more likely the flies will get snagged and if the leader is too short in slow deep water, the indicator will just pull the flies off the bottom. Hope this helps

I would have such a hard time casting with a leader that long. It would just pile up for me 😔 But huge thanks for the indicator advice!!! Had a Lot of problems with it sinking.

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Just make the leader as long as you need to/can handle and work from there bro. As your skills improve you will be able to deal with longer leaders🤙

👍

What pound tippet? I have heard you mention 7 lb in past. Do you have any rule of thumb on selecting? I'm in Colorado and will go to 3 wt rod for smaller water. Would you stick with same lb tippet on lighter rig?

@TrippinOnTrout

2 жыл бұрын

Usually I don’t go much lighter than 4X (6lb) but sometimes down to 5X (5 ish lb) I tend to fish as heavy as I can get away with….I can’t comment on your water as I have no idea the size of the fish u are fishing for and the rigs needed to do so

When you attach the second nymph. Is the leader tied to the bend of the first fly?

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, exactly!

Great vid! I’d like to try this rig out on rivers on the east coast US. Also. What nippers are those? I haven’t managed to find nippers with large enough finger holes.

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

They are the ones from Risingnets.com. Best out there that I know of🤙

@waynejames8607

Жыл бұрын

Hey Alex, awesome info, love the videos and content, your one cool dude who knows his shit! I was just wondering if you have any problems with the loop on the 1X cutting into the loop on the fly line! I usually just use a foot of 20lb nylon and then step down with fluoro from there.

Alex are the 1x, 3x 4x mono or fluro? Cheers

@TrippinOnTrout

6 ай бұрын

Fluro bro👍

Hi ! your polyleader, Witch brand do you use? How do you attach the tippetring to your polyleader ? Mattias from Sweden

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

I use the Orvis poly leader and it does the job just fine. Double Davy knot to attach the tippet ring 🤙

@mattiasjonsson9029

3 жыл бұрын

@@TrippinOnTrout thank you ✌️

What are the average depth of these deep pools you mentioned ?

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

They all differ mate

i dont think i have seen an H3 with a black label before, is that a custom one?

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

It’s not an H3....it’s a limited model. Doesn’t have a name that I know of..

Any chance you could say what pondage you 3x or 4x lines are

@TrippinOnTrout

2 ай бұрын

3X is around 8lb, 4X is around 6

@dannywarren5204

2 ай бұрын

@TrippinOnTrout thanks for the reply... I have another question.. what would you say or recommend as a good all rounder rod.. dry fly and streamer fishing as well.. do you like a floating line for streamers in the typical type of river we see you fish in?? Or a sink tip... and does leader material matter from dry fly fishing to streamers?? Do you use mono .. or fluro for both?

is the 1x tippet nylon or fluoro?

@TrippinOnTrout

2 жыл бұрын

Fluro

Almost like a Euronymph leader except with an indicator.

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty much I think bro yes🤙

How long are the pieces of tube you use dude? Chur 🤙

@TrippinOnTrout

3 жыл бұрын

4 or 5mm bro. Doesn’t really matter

@Sam.Nelley

3 жыл бұрын

@@TrippinOnTrout thanks mate. Just one only those things I’ve always wanted to ask… but for some reason, didn’t 🤙

👍👍👍💮✌

shit hot

Why not use fluorocarbon to cut through the water?

@TrippinOnTrout

Жыл бұрын

It is fluro 🤙