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Barbless hooks rubber nets wet hands.
Good stuff
Thanks for this.Trying to figure out leaks myself.Used the alcohol method but can’t find any holes with that method.Tried a flashlight also and found one and Aquasealed it.Still getting wet.Thought it was in a seam but they appear good.Was going to just Aquaseal the seams on the outside and go from there.
Great video my good sir! U are absolutely the best explaining teacher i have ever seen! Awesome.
"promosm" ❣️
This is so overkill. I love it
Ever fish in the Ashtabula River???
The coiling line is an excellent tip. Thx!
works great THANKS....which knot do you use for bite guard to fly ?
You guys should take a look at the Bull Shoals Dam and tailgaters in Arkansas. They have a beautiful fishery. I’m headed there this summer.
Hello, I’m a new for the fly fishing. I’m musician, play violin and viola. I’m originally from Ukraine. In Ukraine fly fishing is not popular, I would like to introduce fly fishing for the Ukrainians and I need a support. I will be very appreciated for any help and support in this. I just got my orvis combo, I’m very low on the budget, and don’t know what kind of flys I need to have. Will be very appreciated for any suggestions! Thank you so much for your understanding. I’m living in Delaware
Great video and, as always, great content. That being said, I've been fly fishing for over 50 years. If I paid good money to a guide like that George character, and he talked to me like he talked to those clients, I'd fire him. Look, maybe I'm odd, but the only reason I've ever hired a guide is to get me to a place I'm not familiar with and show me the way out. I fish for the QUIET and solitude. I don't even care if I catch anything. The reward of fishing is to figure it out (or not) by yourself. Hard to believe one would pay for that kind of constant yammering from a guide.
A few decades ago I had the pleasure of attending a fly fishing school taught by Joe Humphreys and Ed Shenk at the Allenberry Inn. Both of these men were fantastic teachers. So many good memories of them both.
Nothing like fishing a good spring creek. It’s very relaxing but at the same time it presents a great challenge. Even when you catch little fish, it’s a blast.
Very true!
I’m not buying the climate change hoax!!
Thanks Pete. I need to spend more time practicing the DH so I can get better at it. Appreciate the demo!
Next week we are releasing a new video about how to improve your double haul which you might enjoy!
Protection for sure! Yea a good brim hat help but every now and then when a good gust hits a young fella like me by surprise on the back cast to the landing cast, my brim protected me but had that fly been caught just a second sooner, I may have hooked my eye. Yes I still don’t wear glasses but that’s because I’m picky with my glasses haha. Picky with my safety 😂
Why is his line two different colors?
Some of the euro nymphing lines have a colour separation to define the running line from the head.
Igloo Lake was the best fishing experience of my life! My 8 year old son landed an 8 lb Brookie on our first day there. in 7 days we landed and released over 100 fish each! And, oh the food!!
I have a question; I always thought the Grand entered Lake Erie at Dunnville, Ontario. According to the illustration early in the documentary, it enters west of Long Point. Am I missing something? Regardless, excellent and informative video.
you are right, the map is wrong. thx
Can you have a shore lunch with fresh brook trout
It seems you had a good time😊
I am glad to have found this video. In the 1990s, I was involved in the effort to have both the Clarion River and Mill Creek included in the Allegheny Wild and Scenic River legislation as Study Rivers, through a lobbying effort that saw the House version of the bill pass as an Amendment. In 1990, I began researching the exceptional characteristics that were given consideration in deciding whether or not these portions of the river might qualify for inclusion in our nation's Wild and Scenic Rivers system. On October 19, 1996, the United States Congress finally decided that a 51.7 mile segment of the Clarion River would be included. My focus was mainly given to the last 9 mile section of the river that runs from just below Cooksburg, down to the slackwaters of the Piney Dam reservoir; it was recognized with a Scenic designation due to it being relatively undeveloped and inaccessible. While the area has become a favorite vacation destination for padding the river, I see that anglers also have some awareness of the rivers opportunities for fishing as well. It was nice to have watched the many overviews of the rivers entrenched meander flowing through the beautiful wooded valleys.
Great video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you very much.
some great fish !
Looks good brill vid and totally agree with everything you say at the end
Nice- never seen that done before!
This technique works for every fish I know. The first time I used it in Texas the guys I was fishing with thought I was crazy until I caught so many speckled trout and redfish on it that they had to switch over to it. Used it on everything from trout, pike, bass, sunfish, crappie and multiple saltwater species including even the highbrow Bonefish have fallen for it
It’d be cool to see a bass/pike type video that isn’t in Algoma. Does someone on the show live near there or something? Why are they all in that region?! Can we have something a little more accessible to the majority of viewers, such as the kawarthas, simcoe, Lake Ontario/Eerie, maybe even prince edward county? I bet most people watching are in and around Toronto, and Algoma is a pretty good drive for any of those viewers.
Thanks for your feedback. There are a couple of reasons why we've been shooting most of our Ontario videos in the North. The first is that tourism has asked us to focus much of our efforts in Algoma and NW Ontario because the operators in those regions are still recovering from the pandemic impacts, trying to attract anglers from USA back. The second reason is that when we shoot shows in southern Ontario, we receive a great deal of negative feedback from resident anglers who don't want us to promote rivers/fishing spots as they feel they receive too much pressure already. As a result, we are very selective about where/when we shoot shows in southern Ontario. This past year we did one on the Grand River and the efforts of "Friends of the Grand" organization. Certainly can appreciate your desire and we will try to accommodate but it is a bit of "no-win" situation for us in many ways. Again, thank you for taking the time to give us your valued feedback.
Was anyone else like, holy crap, he has a lot of flies!
i wanna grab a beer with this guy @kennycaddis
May 9 & 10, 2024
Amazonia monsters from brazilian rivers. ❤
Big smallie will do that; put best friends at each others throats. 🤣 Great episode!
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Native browns eh 😂
Gets me so excited for our bass season to kick off soon!
Good to hear! The area we did this video is known as Zone 10 and it is open year-round because local anglers are not interested in smallmouth bass. They want walleye and lake trout. So great place to fish in the shoulder months of May/June and September/October. Enjoy the start of the bass season!
So weird seeing Bob without Doug, eh.
Looks like fun. When are we going?
You're welcome to join us this September if you want
Thanks for this video of real people on real budgets!!
You are so welcome!
I should also mention that my daughter is in the same region right now doing a small stream & river brook trout video. She is staying at Northern Skies Resort which charges $1000 Cdn a week for a cabin that sleeps 4-6 anglers during off season (May/June and September). So that works out to $250 Cdn per person with 4 in a cabin for a week...very reasonable. The wild Brook Trout in that area are 8-18 inches in length. Here is link if you want to check it out: www.northernskiesresort.com/resort-cabins
Bloopers are great
This guy is great for teaching. Need a whole channel just him
nope as long as they go in opposites. You have to leave about a 2in tag
I'm from Wilmington there fishing where they stock them.
I think I will try soft hackles out tomorrow.
What time of year was this?
it was in mid-July
What I would do to fish a spot like that lol
I caught a beautiful 5 inch brook trout fishing a heavily stocked creek in PA 2 weeks ago. It was better than catching an 18 inch rainbow to me, and I was just happy to see them still existing there
Thanks for sharing. Very. instructional and useful.
Euro nymphing sounds a lot like fishing with an UL spinning rod.