You’re doing great, but whenever you drift streamers you want to use an indicator of whatever sort, whether it’s czeching or with a bobber. This will ensure your strike detection. Also be sure to break down the water. Anything that looks too shallow isn’t too shallow. I’ve caught some of my larger fish in just a few inches of water. Fish on!
Yo man main problem right off the bat too much line out too much belly in your line gotta give that streamer some action and don’t be so quick to move on a lot of time fish eat streamers on the tail end of the swing let it sit there a sec and strip line in and let it out do that for about 10 mins and then recast at the top of your stream and keep your line tight and belly free
You have the right attitude and plenty of passion. Enjoy the learning curve, you will be up to speed in no time! Wooly Bugger, use weighted version with tungsten bead head to get it down deep fast, cast down and across as you were doing, but you need to retrieve the line to give the fly movement and spark the trouts instinct to attack. Casting and moving down stream with a wooley bugger on a river like that is fine…. Dry fly, you need to present the fly better, and learn how to let it drift drag free. It requires more skill than streamer fishing, but its straightforward once you get the hang of it. You will get there soon enough. Beautiful river, happy fishing and tight lines!
1st rule of fishing fast water? Cast upstream my friend. Forget streamer and tie on hellgrammite or a bead head nymph is size 16 or smaller and work on your drift. Nice water though.
I starded fly fishing maybe a year ago and i watched a houndred of fly fishing vids with a lot of catched fish but this one was really enjoying to watch. I dont know how to describe that but keep doing it!
Fly fishing is absolutely amazing. So much more than just "fishing", it's an art. To be surrounded by such beauty in a crystal clear river, and mastering the actual art of fishing, searching for what's hatching and choosing your flies. And to land trout on a fly rod. Nothing like it. Amazing, absolutely amazing activity and hobby. Enjoyed watching your video, god dang I can't wait for spring/summer in Colorado.
Hilarious! im gunna go through a line in now stay with it! you will find them. dont discredit the dry fly just because they aren't raising a lot. use a nymph as a dropper under a big dry fly as an indicator and double your odds!
After a flood or high water , the first thing I'll tie on is a large hellgrammite imitation . They are the larva of the Dobson fly . They live under those stones you seem so fond of and get dislodged in high water . Great pattern for smallmouth bass in the lower elevations as well .Nice video .
Please post more often, love the attitude, just so relaxed and enjoyed listening to you talk. Subbed!!
You’re doing great, but whenever you drift streamers you want to use an indicator of whatever sort, whether it’s czeching or with a bobber. This will ensure your strike detection. Also be sure to break down the water. Anything that looks too shallow isn’t too shallow. I’ve caught some of my larger fish in just a few inches of water. Fish on!
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Yo man main problem right off the bat too much line out too much belly in your line gotta give that streamer some action and don’t be so quick to move on a lot of time fish eat streamers on the tail end of the swing let it sit there a sec and strip line in and let it out do that for about 10 mins and then recast at the top of your stream and keep your line tight and belly free
it is boring, my god what a blame
I would say biggish/medium sized stream
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You have the right attitude and plenty of passion. Enjoy the learning curve, you will be up to speed in no time! Wooly Bugger, use weighted version with tungsten bead head to get it down deep fast, cast down and across as you were doing, but you need to retrieve the line to give the fly movement and spark the trouts instinct to attack. Casting and moving down stream with a wooley bugger on a river like that is fine…. Dry fly, you need to present the fly better, and learn how to let it drift drag free. It requires more skill than streamer fishing, but its straightforward once you get the hang of it. You will get there soon enough. Beautiful river, happy fishing and tight lines!
Great place to learn or improve your skills! Great place for dry flies
Try nymph under indicater with at least one bb split shot it's very effective, thanks for cool video I subscribed hit mine up gracias !
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I don't know how to cest a fly rod 😂
Love your content man!!! Awesome stuff! New sub for sure! Check us out as well. Peace!
1st rule of fishing fast water? Cast upstream my friend. Forget streamer and tie on hellgrammite or a bead head nymph is size 16 or smaller and work on your drift. Nice water though.
Nice relaxing vid. Keep it coming. I subbed. Mind helping me back.
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a roll cast is great in tight spots. yeah, fished there got chased by a bison, pretty exciting fishing area!!
I starded fly fishing maybe a year ago and i watched a houndred of fly fishing vids with a lot of catched fish but this one was really enjoying to watch. I dont know how to describe that but keep doing it!
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so noob…worst 15 minutes in my life
Fly fishing is absolutely amazing. So much more than just "fishing", it's an art. To be surrounded by such beauty in a crystal clear river, and mastering the actual art of fishing, searching for what's hatching and choosing your flies. And to land trout on a fly rod. Nothing like it. Amazing, absolutely amazing activity and hobby. Enjoyed watching your video, god dang I can't wait for spring/summer in Colorado.
Hey man when dry fly fishing if it submerges give your fly a few false casts to dry it out
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Even if there are no risers, throw a dry dropper rig! They'll react!
Did not expect to hear the Books of War instrumental on a fly fishing video. Pretty sweet
Hilarious! im gunna go through a line in now stay with it! you will find them. dont discredit the dry fly just because they aren't raising a lot. use a nymph as a dropper under a big dry fly as an indicator and double your odds!
For someone who doesn’t seem to know too much about fly fishing this is one of the best fly fishing videos I have ever seen
i subbed, your videos looks great
After a flood or high water , the first thing I'll tie on is a large hellgrammite imitation . They are the larva of the Dobson fly . They live under those stones you seem so fond of and get dislodged in high water . Great pattern for smallmouth bass in the lower elevations as well .Nice video .
The worst day in the river is 10000000 times better then a day in the office….