23 thoughts on “Big Fish, Small Stream. Fly Fishing Colorado May 13, 2012”

  1. Ricky Sweeting says:

    Hello @Rocky Mountain Fly Fisher , my name is Richard Sweeting I am a Photography major at Santa Fe University of Art and Design and I am curious if you would allow me to use clips of this video for an art project about the rio grande for school. You wouldnt need to send me a file for the project works better if i just take them straight from the internet (the project is an aggregation of things on the internet). I would just need an ok from you so i can continue with the project. Hope to hear from you soon!

  2. Big Papi says:

    Fishing an Alpine lake in the Sierras last summer with 7x tippet and size 24 midges for little Browns and Brookies. This lake is also stocked with 5-6 lb rainbows and yes one of them hit my little midge. I had him for about 30 seconds before he bent out and spit the hook. Pretty exciting though.

  3. LaughTooHard says:

    I love fishing small streams. 99.9% of your catch will be under 12 inches, but every once in a while you're surprised. Always practice catch and release in small bodies of water.

  4. paul davies says:

    itsĀ  likeĀ  someĀ  of the small streams in south wales , ( Britain )Ā  .. I use a 7 foot rod , with a floating line and aĀ 2 Ā lb tapered leaderĀ  , catch mostĀ  of the fish there ,,Ā  untilĀ  you hit a salmon ,Ā  or a sea trout ,,lolĀ  that'sĀ  when the fun starts ,,lol

  5. michaelsw0rd says:

    right when you talked about tying good knots all of us were just waiting for your line to go slack, loose the fish, and you look into the sky with anger but it never happened! nice fish!

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