You should use some TrackMan type technology on these videos (shows golf shot trajectory) so we can see where Spenser is casting on the water. That'd be the bomb!
this is a great video and I've been fishing similar water recently so it helps a lot. However, one additional challenge I have is seeing my dry fly in all that busy current. I like to keep my flies small but they're harder to see. Any advice how to manage this other than just bigger dry flies?
I just fished little red river and caught my first trout on a fly rod. Fish were rising all over the place. Got my first fish on a dry fly. Then I watched y’all’s dry dropper video and tied a 18 size midge. And started really catching them
Caught my first fish on the fly rod yesterday 😊 Beautiful wild rainbow. I had a collection of some crappy flies that have worked so far, but now i have your 122 piece kit ready to go for my next outing. I don't care what anyone says about your flies, that kit for $99 is a screaming value, especially for a new fly angler! Once I learn which flies really work for me, I'll probably be back to stock up on more of those.
This video is great. To be clear your casting right into the pocket water, not into the fast moving current and allowing your fly to moving into the pocket water? Thanks!
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As a Sierra fisherman. This is basically all my rivers.
Thank you for the great content!
just casting the leader only is basically tankara fishing right?
Thanks for proving how great pocket water can be. I'm surprised you're using a fly line instead of a micro rig since you are tighl lining.
You should use some TrackMan type technology on these videos (shows golf shot trajectory) so we can see where Spenser is casting on the water. That'd be the bomb!
such good videos! So much great info, then you show us what you been talking about. Thanks again
this is a great video and I've been fishing similar water recently so it helps a lot. However, one additional challenge I have is seeing my dry fly in all that busy current. I like to keep my flies small but they're harder to see. Any advice how to manage this other than just bigger dry flies?
" you don't know until you know you know" so real
Awesome. Great info. Love the visuals!!! Thank you.
He’s funny. The DMV 😂
The proper term is an "Eddy". That is a pool of water behind any rock or structure cedar River.
how do you cast like that????
This is great. Thanks for the decent slides and then the video from multiple angles showing the concepts.
Great video, but I'd sure like a mention of gear used e.g. rod and line weight. Thanks.
Description. Rationale. Demonstration. Silliness. Perfect videos, VFC!!
What should we do for lake fly fishing?
Excellent explanation, thanks for the graphics too!!
I just fished little red river and caught my first trout on a fly rod. Fish were rising all over the place. Got my first fish on a dry fly. Then I watched y’all’s dry dropper video and tied a 18 size midge. And started really catching them
Caught my first fish on the fly rod yesterday 😊 Beautiful wild rainbow. I had a collection of some crappy flies that have worked so far, but now i have your 122 piece kit ready to go for my next outing. I don't care what anyone says about your flies, that kit for $99 is a screaming value, especially for a new fly angler! Once I learn which flies really work for me, I'll probably be back to stock up on more of those.
EXCELLENT INFORMATIVE VIDEO
This video is great. To be clear your casting right into the pocket water, not into the fast moving current and allowing your fly to moving into the pocket water? Thanks!
The thumbnail, and this entire video, are perfection 😂🎉
So, your advice is to find a boulder and cast; in front of it, either side of it, behind it, and further behind it. Got it.
Have you ever used a tenkara set up for somewhere like this? Thanks for an informative vid!
The bigger fish will only come off the rock late in the day.
The seam starts at the rock. If you are casting nymphs you always and must cast at the rock. I've caught more fish than you.
Great informative video. Thank you! New sub here