Interesting, I didn’t think Spey was generally considered very effective for coho since they like quick strips and jigging action vs a slow unenergized swing. What is generally considered most effective say mid river up to their spawn?
I'm pretty sure, that you are wrong about, why it's called "The Leaper". I'll put my money on it being bcz of the way, it jumps waterfalls to go upstream to get lucky.
This is a perfect educational video both on fishing these majestic fish and the habitat/structural techniques with in different elements when fishing different Species. Great job on the video sir. Much appreciated
Help me with the technique, I was taught the best cast was to lay the line on the water as not to create a disturbance, I see a lot of "slapping" the water in these demonstrations. What am I missing here?
Hi there! I was looking into a fly rod for Salmon and Pike! Would a 9 weight rod be good for salmon and steelhead, or would a ten weight perform better? Just curious because I was looking to invest in one for those bigger game fish.
Awe man, huge fan of the channel. I myself am a fly angler from Canada and love when you feature these videos! I just caught my PB brown trout 2 days ago on my local river. Even got it on film: https://youtu.be/Q939DbbnlEE Anyways, tight lines!
I have watched many fishing videos , and on other subjects, and all , or 90%,,, are aimed at a beginner !! Repetitive accounts of fish life cycles, where they feed, and general knowledge of how and why they do this and that ,, are all very interesting, but, for the experienced !! a little bit irritating !!! In old age (86) and fished all my life, for salmon, trout and coarse fish in the UK , but no longer active, I do enjoy angling videos.. What seems to be lacking, from my point of view , are anglers discussing tackle, the reels , the lines, old rods, new rods, the differences etc, the value of past equipment, new bits and pieces, the three men in the cabin at lunch time, recounting past experiences.. Ha well, ,, the casting is always good to watch, and the rest will have to be from a book..!!
People don’t wait years and years to catch a coho wooopty do
Interesting, I didn’t think Spey was generally considered very effective for coho since they like quick strips and jigging action vs a slow unenergized swing. What is generally considered most effective say mid river up to their spawn?
I once got an amazing lesson from y'all wish I can go back I want to get another fly rod soon❤
It’s actually comical how Tom insists to release the fish. Like dude you get paid to fish and travel gimme a break lol
nope as long as they go in opposites. You have to leave about a 2in tag
So smooth clear narrator voice
I'm pretty sure, that you are wrong about, why it's called "The Leaper". I'll put my money on it being bcz of the way, it jumps waterfalls to go upstream to get lucky.
Do you think a crawfish streamer would be a good choice for salmon?
I've fished salmon for 65 years and I enjoyed the very effective way you narrative your program great show
This is a perfect educational video both on fishing these majestic fish and the habitat/structural techniques with in different elements when fishing different Species. Great job on the video sir. Much appreciated
Help me with the technique, I was taught the best cast was to lay the line on the water as not to create a disturbance, I see a lot of "slapping" the water in these demonstrations. What am I missing here?
To spey or not to spey cant decide!
Try wild Alaska steelhead in Southeast AK! Bring extra shorts!😉😂🤪
Amazing show !!! that answered my lots questions about Spey and west coast salmon & Steelie fishing ,Thank you
Hi there! I was looking into a fly rod for Salmon and Pike! Would a 9 weight rod be good for salmon and steelhead, or would a ten weight perform better? Just curious because I was looking to invest in one for those bigger game fish.
it is incorrect to call great lakes rainbow trout "steelhead" please use correct terminology thank you.
yooo ben houselong is on mr.beast
Having trouble seen my fie on the river what can I do to help me see it
Amazing
I want a fly rod that's not to spendy for salmon. What you think I should get.
Awe man, huge fan of the channel. I myself am a fly angler from Canada and love when you feature these videos! I just caught my PB brown trout 2 days ago on my local river. Even got it on film: https://youtu.be/Q939DbbnlEE Anyways, tight lines!
Which rod weight where you holding in 10:11 of the video?
I have watched many fishing videos , and on other subjects, and all , or 90%,,, are aimed at a beginner !! Repetitive accounts of fish life cycles, where they feed, and general knowledge of how and why they do this and that ,, are all very interesting, but, for the experienced !! a little bit irritating !!! In old age (86) and fished all my life, for salmon, trout and coarse fish in the UK , but no longer active, I do enjoy angling videos.. What seems to be lacking, from my point of view , are anglers discussing tackle, the reels , the lines, old rods, new rods, the differences etc, the value of past equipment, new bits and pieces, the three men in the cabin at lunch time, recounting past experiences.. Ha well, ,, the casting is always good to watch, and the rest will have to be from a book..!!