Excellent informative video as always Robert. I really appreciated the underwater shots of the flies in action. It really helps to give an idea as to how the sea trout see them.

Good to see the younger generation carrying on and creating their own patterns! I am in the autumn of my time but I am still seeking new perspectives on fly tying and fishing! Carry on! Tight lines!

Looking forward for the jiggy fly video! waiting ... :D

Amazing channel Robert! I have learnt more watching your videos in the last 6 months than I have in 10 years of fishing. Keep up the fantastic work and tight lines!

Nice to see something specific about trout flies, what you juse and when. 😃 more of that plzz 😁

@FlyFishingbyRobert

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 👍

Tubeflies for seatrout would be interesting.

Great lesson, thanks! I would be very much interested in a video about the retrieve techniques you use for different kind of flies. I often use the same ”standard streamer strip retrieve”, but I guess there is a more advanced way do match the retrieve with the respective type of fly …

You should do a video on your favorite dry flies

This is cool hope you make a spring version

Great video Robert, may I suggest a follow up video for sea trout flies for when it gets really cold? Cheers!

Good luck!! Random!

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Seatrout flies for vinter/early spring 👍

Cool flies! Do you use a sink tip line?

what about late spring and summer fishing ? the trout season in scotland begins in march and ends in october to allow for spawning so most of my seatrouting is done during the warmer months apart from early march

Thanks for the informative video! Do you have any tips for casting the jiggy fly? I have big problems casting whenever I tie on a jiggy fly. The leader doesn’t unroll like it does with other flies, it simply feels to heavy despite me having 0,35 tippet. Do you use a different setup when casting a jiggyfly? Shorter leader, heavier leader? Would be grateful for some tips…

@FlyFishingbyRobert

2 жыл бұрын

Hi. Glad you liked the video. It is a fly that is harder to get going in the cast. Extending the length of the casting stroke with a kept straight rod tip path will improve the delivery of a heavy fly. Option 2. Adjust to a shorter leader Option 3. Tie them less heavy

@kevinh9502

2 жыл бұрын

@@FlyFishingbyRobert thank you, keep up the good work🙌🙌

Great video Robert ! Do you sell your flys at all ?

@FlyFishingbyRobert

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I do if someone has a fun request and when I have time in the autumn and winter.

Please tell me best baits for mullet fishing

hello Robert. What´s the knot you use for the dropper fly, tie with asistant line????

@FlyFishingbyRobert

7 ай бұрын

Here is a video kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZWBsNiupsnWlMo.htmlsi=plxNrXEYaD41tZyf

What about perch flies? Do you ever catch perch?

Nymphs or tube flies !

But where is the Vaskebjørn? 🤙

@FlyFishingbyRobert

2 жыл бұрын

Never understood that fly 😟 they don't catch for me

@mrmonstrop

2 жыл бұрын

@@FlyFishingbyRobert Hmm, yes its wierd how that fly does wonders in Denmark and Norway but as soon as it crosses the Øresund bridge is becomes useless 😉😅