7:35 This section here is what's missing from the Modern Nymphing DVD. George does a great job explaining how to use the sighter for all sorts of helpful info.
@gladegoodrich2297 Жыл бұрын
You fly guys make everything so difficult. Been fishing for 70 years and have to laugh, every time I see someone who just spent a couple thousand at Cabellas. Fishing ain't that hard.😋
@williamcollins2232 Жыл бұрын
Nice!!!
@robinred18512 жыл бұрын
This is what they call "talking like a waterfall"!!!
@Der_Kleine_Mann2 жыл бұрын
Awesome 👍 Thank you for the uploading
@randydeskins93592 жыл бұрын
Apparently I have forgotten about the 45 angle. Good video. 👍
@jp4102 жыл бұрын
This is fantastic set of videos. Thanks for posting them.
@DAVIDDAMIENR3 жыл бұрын
THANK YOU for sharing !!!
@cdankski3 жыл бұрын
He is very knowledgeable
@caseG803 жыл бұрын
How about some info on the perch fishing at Crowley lake I used to go with my grandpa to Crowley when young his best friend Doug Butler lived and guided on Crowley lake for decades I remember filling up ice chests full of perch and then spending hours cleaning them all my brother and I would rather be doing something else but those times are the backbone of the teachings my grandfather taught us. From cleaning fish to being respectful the responsibilities of cleaning the boat ect. Cheers
@cdankski3 жыл бұрын
Case G, Thanks for your comment. While the Podcasts are meant for general instruction, we'll try to put in some information on Perch. By the way, if you're planning to go up there, the perch are biting on the North side. I hear perch filets are very tasty. Good luck if you head to Crowley !
@shannonmcquarrie93314 жыл бұрын
Are you currently selling this?
@KhadijahJoySams934 жыл бұрын
Man taught Steven Seagal
@lkj098lkj5 жыл бұрын
Which part is kokyu
@cdankski5 жыл бұрын
Kokyu or breath is the throw.
@lkj098lkj5 жыл бұрын
@@cdankski still dont understand where the breath throw. It is just shomenuchi irimi nage. Right?
@MikeWitmerNatureJournal5 жыл бұрын
I would rather go fishing with James Swanson.
@kennardfly19275 жыл бұрын
elevationally?
@cdankski5 жыл бұрын
Poetic license ?
@MikeWitmerNatureJournal5 жыл бұрын
Hey buster, when you have as many fishing pedigrees as this fellow you get to make up your own words!
@HarrisonHughes15 жыл бұрын
Ahhhh thank you! Great information!
@anthonygregorio22085 жыл бұрын
Put the split shot at the end and there won't be any slack. Problem solved. You'll also have less hangups, the nymph will be right in the trout's face, you'll know where bottom is and casting will be easier.
@flyfisherbob163 жыл бұрын
Called a "Drop Shot Rig".....love 'em
@robbiesflytyingchannel5 жыл бұрын
Cool video! You and I are both really close to a thousand subs!
@erniewalker50505 жыл бұрын
i had a chance to fish with him. i didn't make the trip. could kick myself. i have two of his books. he's the man!!!!
@tmarevisited1185 жыл бұрын
Sensei Rae, regional director for KJWA -USA teaching aikido and kyushojitsu in the Memphis area. I have some notes, and mean no disrespect as I understand you were probably just looking out for the safety of uke... The way I learned, and teach kokyunage usually involves the arm coming in at the assailant's neck. This is admittedly dangerous so, again, I can understand not putting that out there for people who may attempt these techniques at home without proper safety precautions, but it could be argued that in doing so we misrepresent the entire technique. Forgive me, but I have been on a mission lately to remind aikidoka that atemi waza (striking techniques) is said to account for 99% of aikido yet it seems no one is talking about it anymore. Kokyunage, when applied in combat, should target stomach 9, small intestine 17, triple warmer 16 using a knife hand, ridge hand, or forearm strike. Obviously that "strike" is done as more of a "push" in practice because we don't want to be knocking people out in class, but that doesn't mean we should omit it entirely from the lesson. When we fail to present this information we end up training generation after generation of students who become teachers who may never have learned practical aikido. Hence we get an overwhelming majority of the martial arts community insisting aikido is "useless" and "ineffective in a real fight" I think it is perfectly fine to teach aikido as an art for spiritual development, personal growth, or even just a means of introducing people to traditional Japanese culture... but I think responsibility also lies with the teacher to be honest about HOW they are teaching it, so that the prospective student can learn what they want to learn. I have encountered far too many people who feel they wasted years of their lives studying aikido without ever learning effective self defense because the teachers simply didn't teach it that way.
@cdankski5 жыл бұрын
Sensei Rae - Thank you ,,, and you make excellent and well considered points. We both realize that Aikido has rules which promote safety on the mat just has MMA has rules against one form of Atemi (the eye gouge). My choice not to employ Atemi is based on my early training in Shin Shin Toitsu style with Tohei Sensei and the Ki Society, and is not meant to imply that I don't use Atemi (I do). The whole point of the kokyunage demonstration is to illustrate in the simplest way, the redirection of energy or force. This brings us to the basic philosophy of the art, which is not to maim or kill our opponent on the mat (we would have few ukes if we practiced that way). In my opinion, the physical concept of blending is a metaphor for the interpersonal concept of avoiding force on force interactions which focus on a winner and a loser to the conflict. If we are forced to get "wrapped up in the fur ball", then we have already failed in the "Art of Peace". In truth, if this attack was real, my "Atemi" would have been an eye gouge. Those who would say that Aikido is not practical are speaking the truth if their goal is to neutralize an attack by inflicting great harm on an individual. One of my mentors, the late Sensei Robert Koga of the Koga institute who has more "practical experience" than the majority of martial arts experts (including me) because of his actual experience on the streets of Los Angeles as an LAPD officer talks about the fact that on the street there are no rules. While not used by all police forces, the "Twist Lock Control" (sankyo) and the "Reverse Wrist Take Down" (kotegaeshi) are still important facets of police weaponless defense which hopes to gain control of an assailant without inflicting serious bodily harm. If there is anything that I have learned in my fifty-plus years of training, it is that I realize that I don't know as much as I'd like to and that I am always willing to learn. Thank you again for sharing your insights.
@angieallsup5 жыл бұрын
Excellent advice!!! Thanks so much! Flyfishing Flygirls
@jameshughes92345 жыл бұрын
I hate thingamebobbers ban. If people want to use them they should take up float fishing.
@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL136 жыл бұрын
Awesome videos. I am very new to fly fishing. Gone less than 10 times since buying my own gear. I have been a die hard trout fisherman for years but always used spin gear. I think this is going to be the method I am going to focus on while learning as I mainly fish this small stream and it is really spotty. Do you think this is a good method for a beginner to learn?
@alexhendrick82886 жыл бұрын
Dynamic nymphing is pure common sense and perfect! Thanks George !
@garybevers7 жыл бұрын
The Marriott videos have way too much noise in the background. It is rude to your excellent tiers.
@cdankski7 жыл бұрын
Gary, Truly apologize, but as the videographer I had to play the hand I was dealt, which was a noisy room with multiple tiers tying at the same time. There were no opportunities to record either before or after the program was over (although I suggested it). I hope you can understand that this was the best that could be done in a chaotic situation.
@ryantherock76647 жыл бұрын
How can one detect movement in the sighter if its above the water?
@phoult377 жыл бұрын
The sighter will have a slight bend to it, but when a fish takes that creates tension and the line will straighten out. The whole system works because there is no floating indicator acting as an anchor.
@kingcurtiss8 жыл бұрын
Why use Chinese music?
@johnpurcell18 жыл бұрын
When using tapered leader shouldn't the tippet ring go on before the sighter leader?
@alexscott7308 жыл бұрын
Always loved Ishisaka sensei's style even though i've only seen a little footage.Do you guys have any footage of when Seagal sensei was a member?
@retire988 жыл бұрын
Background noise 4+ annoying
@cdankski6 жыл бұрын
Norm - Really sorry for this. Marriott set this up with all tiers five feet apart and wall to wall people. They did not allow for a quieter time even or venue even though I asked for that in advance. I know it's annoying. Had to play the hand I was dealt.
@IrieAdventures8 жыл бұрын
Can you please share the name of the sighter material you like? You are talking really fast and its hard to tell what you say.
@fg87fgd8 жыл бұрын
He talks about "Cortland sighters". If you google that, you end up at "Cortland Indicator Mono" for around $6.99.
@IrieAdventures7 жыл бұрын
thank you much kind sir!
@paulkasputis59788 жыл бұрын
Kudo videos, any relation to Nori Kudo.
@cdankski8 жыл бұрын
+Paul Kasputis Sorry. Not related (Kudo is a pretty common name in Japan)
@becaliu678 жыл бұрын
excellent video,i enjoy a special when im not to the class,thanks daniel.from canada
@Wish4Fish9 жыл бұрын
James D. Swanson, Please stop calling yourself "ole timer" let alone calling him "son" We get it... you're old and he is younger. I am a firm believer in respecting your elders but you're just being rude and disrespectful. The beauty of fly fishing is that there is ALWAYS room for learning and improvement. The minute you think you know it all and that your technique is the best is the minute you plateaued. (which seems like a long time ago) One thing you said that was correct is that you are "no pro." He is a world champion class fly fisherman that has fished with some of the best fisherman in the world! By the age of 21 he was fishing with fisherman like Joe Humphreys! Was on the US fly fishing team for 7 years and was a back to back winner of the US National Championship. Coached the US youth team for 2 years. Placed top 5 in the World Championship. On top of being a successful guide on some of the best water on the east coast. His book "Dynamic Nymphing" is also a best seller. Needless to say people pay him to speak about his techniques and his experiences. Give the man the respect that he deserves and stop with your passive aggressive attitude. You think your explanations in your comments were clear and understood? Let alone you think people are gonna listen to you over George? You think George is gonna learn something he doesn't know from you? Besides... can't you see that this isn't even George's KZread account and that he will never see your comment? If all you wanted was for him to speak slower and more clearly that could of easily been said without your rant. Seem to me more like you want people to think that his technique is wrong and you have a better understanding of fly fishing and a better technique. How many times would you like to tell us that you been fishing for 60 years? or 59? or 30? Just because you have been doing something for a long period of time does not make you a expert or in a position to disrespect someone. He never said that he only uses tight line fishing. That's the whole point of his techniques "Dynamic Nymphing" Dynamic: adj - (of a process or system) characterized by constant change, activity, or progress. If you actually listened to what he had to say he clearly says that all techniques have their time and place. I think everyone else can hear him fine. You just didn't want to listen to what he had to say....
@phoult377 жыл бұрын
Haha verbal beat down. Well said sir!
@justinpeters55025 жыл бұрын
Lmao well said wish4fish love your channel tho keep it up
@flyfishingonly30635 жыл бұрын
Wow Nice novel wish 4 fish...wish 4 fish is just trying to kiss george's ass! ha ha!
@ryantherock76649 жыл бұрын
excellent pattern,been looking for a simple anchor pattern
@alexberger1349 жыл бұрын
George D. Swanson, "the old can learn from the young." Have you heard of that phrase? What you have done for the past 30 yrs should not be an obstacle to learn new approaches from the youn'uns!
@Wish4Fish9 жыл бұрын
Alex Berger - Haha... I know right! Seriously!
@flyfishingonly30635 жыл бұрын
George Swanson is better than all y'all!
@alexberger1349 жыл бұрын
I read your book and immensely enjoyed! it Your video is very precise, probably one of the best presentation on nymphing I have seen.
@stephenpiper62129 жыл бұрын
In the video, he says he is using size 6 hook, 5/32" bead. In his book Dynamic Nymphing he lists size 6 to 12 for the catnip. Fantastic book worth buying!
@dbshu123410 жыл бұрын
This guy is awesome! Thank you Mr. Daniel for everything. I've learned so much.
@robvercouteren10 жыл бұрын
Is it possible that one of his ukes in that movie is Steaven Segal sensei?
@cdankski10 жыл бұрын
Rob - I am not certain of the precise date of this film. It is certainly possible, since Segal Sensei did train at OCAK.
@robvercouteren10 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much!
@cdankski2 жыл бұрын
I don't believe that any of the ukes in the video were Seagal Sensei.
@brooktroutangler591710 жыл бұрын
What size hook and what size tungsten bead? Nice video. Many thanks.
@cdankski10 жыл бұрын
I am sorry. George did not mention that and I don't recall it in the discussion. His book on nymphing is great and the answers can probably be found there. Kind regards...Dan
@quakerlyster10 жыл бұрын
I took a surf fishing class from him once, sad news.
@Raevenswood8 жыл бұрын
he was always helpful on the forums as well ... definitely a sad deal for his family.
@gevodem10 жыл бұрын
RIP Shane.
@pumajpuma523110 жыл бұрын
Rest in peace.
@GeneMahn10 жыл бұрын
Good job, George!
@MrSertz10 жыл бұрын
Very interesting and informative, thanks for this post!
@tucozalamanca159810 жыл бұрын
Hola sin ofender eso esta mal hecho, eso es un shomen-uchi iriminague te dejo un video del kokyunague Tohei Sensei AOA 94 Shomenuchi Kokyunage 4Ways
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Brilliant idea whose time has come!
Promo-SM 🙋
7:35 This section here is what's missing from the Modern Nymphing DVD. George does a great job explaining how to use the sighter for all sorts of helpful info.
You fly guys make everything so difficult. Been fishing for 70 years and have to laugh, every time I see someone who just spent a couple thousand at Cabellas. Fishing ain't that hard.😋
Nice!!!
This is what they call "talking like a waterfall"!!!
Awesome 👍 Thank you for the uploading
Apparently I have forgotten about the 45 angle. Good video. 👍
This is fantastic set of videos. Thanks for posting them.
THANK YOU for sharing !!!
He is very knowledgeable
How about some info on the perch fishing at Crowley lake I used to go with my grandpa to Crowley when young his best friend Doug Butler lived and guided on Crowley lake for decades I remember filling up ice chests full of perch and then spending hours cleaning them all my brother and I would rather be doing something else but those times are the backbone of the teachings my grandfather taught us. From cleaning fish to being respectful the responsibilities of cleaning the boat ect. Cheers
Case G, Thanks for your comment. While the Podcasts are meant for general instruction, we'll try to put in some information on Perch. By the way, if you're planning to go up there, the perch are biting on the North side. I hear perch filets are very tasty. Good luck if you head to Crowley !
Are you currently selling this?
Man taught Steven Seagal
Which part is kokyu
Kokyu or breath is the throw.
@@cdankski still dont understand where the breath throw. It is just shomenuchi irimi nage. Right?
I would rather go fishing with James Swanson.
elevationally?
Poetic license ?
Hey buster, when you have as many fishing pedigrees as this fellow you get to make up your own words!
Ahhhh thank you! Great information!
Put the split shot at the end and there won't be any slack. Problem solved. You'll also have less hangups, the nymph will be right in the trout's face, you'll know where bottom is and casting will be easier.
Called a "Drop Shot Rig".....love 'em
Cool video! You and I are both really close to a thousand subs!
i had a chance to fish with him. i didn't make the trip. could kick myself. i have two of his books. he's the man!!!!
Sensei Rae, regional director for KJWA -USA teaching aikido and kyushojitsu in the Memphis area. I have some notes, and mean no disrespect as I understand you were probably just looking out for the safety of uke... The way I learned, and teach kokyunage usually involves the arm coming in at the assailant's neck. This is admittedly dangerous so, again, I can understand not putting that out there for people who may attempt these techniques at home without proper safety precautions, but it could be argued that in doing so we misrepresent the entire technique. Forgive me, but I have been on a mission lately to remind aikidoka that atemi waza (striking techniques) is said to account for 99% of aikido yet it seems no one is talking about it anymore. Kokyunage, when applied in combat, should target stomach 9, small intestine 17, triple warmer 16 using a knife hand, ridge hand, or forearm strike. Obviously that "strike" is done as more of a "push" in practice because we don't want to be knocking people out in class, but that doesn't mean we should omit it entirely from the lesson. When we fail to present this information we end up training generation after generation of students who become teachers who may never have learned practical aikido. Hence we get an overwhelming majority of the martial arts community insisting aikido is "useless" and "ineffective in a real fight" I think it is perfectly fine to teach aikido as an art for spiritual development, personal growth, or even just a means of introducing people to traditional Japanese culture... but I think responsibility also lies with the teacher to be honest about HOW they are teaching it, so that the prospective student can learn what they want to learn. I have encountered far too many people who feel they wasted years of their lives studying aikido without ever learning effective self defense because the teachers simply didn't teach it that way.
Sensei Rae - Thank you ,,, and you make excellent and well considered points. We both realize that Aikido has rules which promote safety on the mat just has MMA has rules against one form of Atemi (the eye gouge). My choice not to employ Atemi is based on my early training in Shin Shin Toitsu style with Tohei Sensei and the Ki Society, and is not meant to imply that I don't use Atemi (I do). The whole point of the kokyunage demonstration is to illustrate in the simplest way, the redirection of energy or force. This brings us to the basic philosophy of the art, which is not to maim or kill our opponent on the mat (we would have few ukes if we practiced that way). In my opinion, the physical concept of blending is a metaphor for the interpersonal concept of avoiding force on force interactions which focus on a winner and a loser to the conflict. If we are forced to get "wrapped up in the fur ball", then we have already failed in the "Art of Peace". In truth, if this attack was real, my "Atemi" would have been an eye gouge. Those who would say that Aikido is not practical are speaking the truth if their goal is to neutralize an attack by inflicting great harm on an individual. One of my mentors, the late Sensei Robert Koga of the Koga institute who has more "practical experience" than the majority of martial arts experts (including me) because of his actual experience on the streets of Los Angeles as an LAPD officer talks about the fact that on the street there are no rules. While not used by all police forces, the "Twist Lock Control" (sankyo) and the "Reverse Wrist Take Down" (kotegaeshi) are still important facets of police weaponless defense which hopes to gain control of an assailant without inflicting serious bodily harm. If there is anything that I have learned in my fifty-plus years of training, it is that I realize that I don't know as much as I'd like to and that I am always willing to learn. Thank you again for sharing your insights.
Excellent advice!!! Thanks so much! Flyfishing Flygirls
I hate thingamebobbers ban. If people want to use them they should take up float fishing.
Awesome videos. I am very new to fly fishing. Gone less than 10 times since buying my own gear. I have been a die hard trout fisherman for years but always used spin gear. I think this is going to be the method I am going to focus on while learning as I mainly fish this small stream and it is really spotty. Do you think this is a good method for a beginner to learn?
Dynamic nymphing is pure common sense and perfect! Thanks George !
The Marriott videos have way too much noise in the background. It is rude to your excellent tiers.
Gary, Truly apologize, but as the videographer I had to play the hand I was dealt, which was a noisy room with multiple tiers tying at the same time. There were no opportunities to record either before or after the program was over (although I suggested it). I hope you can understand that this was the best that could be done in a chaotic situation.
How can one detect movement in the sighter if its above the water?
The sighter will have a slight bend to it, but when a fish takes that creates tension and the line will straighten out. The whole system works because there is no floating indicator acting as an anchor.
Why use Chinese music?
When using tapered leader shouldn't the tippet ring go on before the sighter leader?
Always loved Ishisaka sensei's style even though i've only seen a little footage.Do you guys have any footage of when Seagal sensei was a member?
Background noise 4+ annoying
Norm - Really sorry for this. Marriott set this up with all tiers five feet apart and wall to wall people. They did not allow for a quieter time even or venue even though I asked for that in advance. I know it's annoying. Had to play the hand I was dealt.
Can you please share the name of the sighter material you like? You are talking really fast and its hard to tell what you say.
He talks about "Cortland sighters". If you google that, you end up at "Cortland Indicator Mono" for around $6.99.
thank you much kind sir!
Kudo videos, any relation to Nori Kudo.
+Paul Kasputis Sorry. Not related (Kudo is a pretty common name in Japan)
excellent video,i enjoy a special when im not to the class,thanks daniel.from canada
James D. Swanson, Please stop calling yourself "ole timer" let alone calling him "son" We get it... you're old and he is younger. I am a firm believer in respecting your elders but you're just being rude and disrespectful. The beauty of fly fishing is that there is ALWAYS room for learning and improvement. The minute you think you know it all and that your technique is the best is the minute you plateaued. (which seems like a long time ago) One thing you said that was correct is that you are "no pro." He is a world champion class fly fisherman that has fished with some of the best fisherman in the world! By the age of 21 he was fishing with fisherman like Joe Humphreys! Was on the US fly fishing team for 7 years and was a back to back winner of the US National Championship. Coached the US youth team for 2 years. Placed top 5 in the World Championship. On top of being a successful guide on some of the best water on the east coast. His book "Dynamic Nymphing" is also a best seller. Needless to say people pay him to speak about his techniques and his experiences. Give the man the respect that he deserves and stop with your passive aggressive attitude. You think your explanations in your comments were clear and understood? Let alone you think people are gonna listen to you over George? You think George is gonna learn something he doesn't know from you? Besides... can't you see that this isn't even George's KZread account and that he will never see your comment? If all you wanted was for him to speak slower and more clearly that could of easily been said without your rant. Seem to me more like you want people to think that his technique is wrong and you have a better understanding of fly fishing and a better technique. How many times would you like to tell us that you been fishing for 60 years? or 59? or 30? Just because you have been doing something for a long period of time does not make you a expert or in a position to disrespect someone. He never said that he only uses tight line fishing. That's the whole point of his techniques "Dynamic Nymphing" Dynamic: adj - (of a process or system) characterized by constant change, activity, or progress. If you actually listened to what he had to say he clearly says that all techniques have their time and place. I think everyone else can hear him fine. You just didn't want to listen to what he had to say....
Haha verbal beat down. Well said sir!
Lmao well said wish4fish love your channel tho keep it up
Wow Nice novel wish 4 fish...wish 4 fish is just trying to kiss george's ass! ha ha!
excellent pattern,been looking for a simple anchor pattern
George D. Swanson, "the old can learn from the young." Have you heard of that phrase? What you have done for the past 30 yrs should not be an obstacle to learn new approaches from the youn'uns!
Alex Berger - Haha... I know right! Seriously!
George Swanson is better than all y'all!
I read your book and immensely enjoyed! it Your video is very precise, probably one of the best presentation on nymphing I have seen.
In the video, he says he is using size 6 hook, 5/32" bead. In his book Dynamic Nymphing he lists size 6 to 12 for the catnip. Fantastic book worth buying!
This guy is awesome! Thank you Mr. Daniel for everything. I've learned so much.
Is it possible that one of his ukes in that movie is Steaven Segal sensei?
Rob - I am not certain of the precise date of this film. It is certainly possible, since Segal Sensei did train at OCAK.
Thank you very much!
I don't believe that any of the ukes in the video were Seagal Sensei.
What size hook and what size tungsten bead? Nice video. Many thanks.
I am sorry. George did not mention that and I don't recall it in the discussion. His book on nymphing is great and the answers can probably be found there. Kind regards...Dan
I took a surf fishing class from him once, sad news.
he was always helpful on the forums as well ... definitely a sad deal for his family.
RIP Shane.
Rest in peace.
Good job, George!
Very interesting and informative, thanks for this post!
Hola sin ofender eso esta mal hecho, eso es un shomen-uchi iriminague te dejo un video del kokyunague Tohei Sensei AOA 94 Shomenuchi Kokyunage 4Ways
HI Good Fly. Good Fishing.
wow that was great :)