Wooly Bugged. All these waters with Prolific Hatches and we seldom see you fish Dry Flies. Guess you just like nymph fishing subsurface…..Its all up to the fisherman…
I love the drift boat, 1 98% fishing time, 2 keeps you in the high stick position all the time, 3 cover a lot of river, 4 no need for 80 foot casts, 5 short line in high winds, 6 almost drag free drifts while floating, 7 no trees in the way if you want to back cast……back to #1 and repeat.
Nice thing about Ryan is he can do it all!!!! Pin/dry/nymph/Spey/Switch/tenkara….. he can do it all and a amazing teacher… He loves everything about fishing all the styles…
One of my favorite rivers. Difficult to fish the last few years with the releases on the weekends. Fished it this past weekend, caught several nice heavy bows, browns and brookies. Great video Mike. Nice to know there's someone to get a hold of for a float trip. Have to keep it in mind.
Haha that Brookie must have been a world record. I have never fished that part of Pennsylvania. I might give that dude a call. Another great informative video.
I love the lackawaxen river discovered it a few years ago and it became one of my favorite spots for trout. Trout are always nice sized and you can get into many smallmouth too this time of the year.
Beauty day, boys. Thanks for "guiding" us on the river. You all sure have a lot of excellent trout water up there, we'll have to come up/over. Stay well.
Good fishing day! Had an upper body work out instead of the stepper huh 😉 Beautiful fish and nice looking flies. I like your gritty squirmy, you tie that one? The caddis butt was cool, looks like a pretty straight forward tie, imitating a nymph and cased caddis. Didn't you fish with this guide last fall? I didn't catch what he said about finding a "'—————" and all the rainbows will be there. What did he say? I'm surprised it wasn't a blizzard of cotton wood in the air, or were they in the water, looked like foam? Thanks for the "trip" Mike! 👍😎
In other words, you wanted a lazy day of fishing, I can understand that in a boat all you have to do is just cast! Looks like you had a good time never the less. I myself was never much for boats but some like it a lot. I am sure that those Brookies are happy that you have taken them off the agenda for a while. I myself like the little streams you have to hike some to find. Even when I go out west I look for those places. My old 8'6" Scot 5 wt is a favorite rod of mine, had it for 30 years now.
Wooly Bugged. All these waters with Prolific Hatches and we seldom see you fish Dry Flies. Guess you just like nymph fishing subsurface…..Its all up to the fisherman…
I love the drift boat, 1 98% fishing time, 2 keeps you in the high stick position all the time, 3 cover a lot of river, 4 no need for 80 foot casts, 5 short line in high winds, 6 almost drag free drifts while floating, 7 no trees in the way if you want to back cast……back to #1 and repeat.
Is it ok if you menchon my channel on to yours
Those are some nice trout you caught I wish I was there
Nice thing about Ryan is he can do it all!!!! Pin/dry/nymph/Spey/Switch/tenkara….. he can do it all and a amazing teacher… He loves everything about fishing all the styles…
the guide centerpinning? now thats funny..
Great video Mike! I've always wanted to do a float for trout! Do you happen to know what kind of raft that was?
worth it for that beautiful brook trout alone
Nice job Mike, another great video!
That looked so fun. And in America 🇺🇸! Thanks guys way cool
Idk what you do mike but lets switch jobs ??? I wanna fish everyday
One of my favorite rivers. Difficult to fish the last few years with the releases on the weekends. Fished it this past weekend, caught several nice heavy bows, browns and brookies. Great video Mike. Nice to know there's someone to get a hold of for a float trip. Have to keep it in mind.
Euro Nymphing is gettin it done on the upper Delaware. Haven’t thrown a dry fly yet this year 😁🎣
U should pick up euro nymphing! Since your always nymping anyway.Great video by the way
Nice action. I like the caddis butt fly as well!
Haha that Brookie must have been a world record. I have never fished that part of Pennsylvania. I might give that dude a call. Another great informative video.
No big fish out there? Some of the fish are decent size but there are no big trouts in the place? Nice vid dude
That Brookie was a beauty.
I love the lackawaxen river discovered it a few years ago and it became one of my favorite spots for trout. Trout are always nice sized and you can get into many smallmouth too this time of the year.
Beauty day, boys. Thanks for "guiding" us on the river. You all sure have a lot of excellent trout water up there, we'll have to come up/over.
Stay well.
Good fishing day! Had an upper body work out instead of the stepper huh 😉 Beautiful fish and nice looking flies. I like your gritty squirmy, you tie that one? The caddis butt was cool, looks like a pretty straight forward tie, imitating a nymph and cased caddis. Didn't you fish with this guide last fall? I didn't catch what he said about finding a "'—————" and all the rainbows will be there. What did he say? I'm surprised it wasn't a blizzard of cotton wood in the air, or were they in the water, looked like foam?
Thanks for the "trip" Mike! 👍😎
Great video..
Some nice fish. Mike..
Keep up the Great Work…
Love the channel mike!
Where did you put in and take out at? How long were you on the water as well
In other words, you wanted a lazy day of fishing, I can understand that in a boat all you have to do is just cast! Looks like you had a good time never the less. I myself was never much for boats but some like it a lot. I am sure that those Brookies are happy that you have taken them off the agenda for a while. I myself like the little streams you have to hike some to find. Even when I go out west I look for those places. My old 8'6" Scot 5 wt is a favorite rod of mine, had it for 30 years now.