Second video I’ve watched and enjoyed it just as much as the first. Subbed and liked, will be watching more 💪. great videos, informative and entertaining, what more could you want
I will look under rocks for size only , but if you are a fly purist here some 10O year old advice from my 105 year old g grandfather, get some fly tape and hang it up the night before you fish near the river to get a general idea of what’s there and use fresh tape to see what s going on throughout the day .., you guys make great content thx for the hard work .. I’m going to buy your fly s
What is your go to method when you can't find any bugs in the water? I consistently look for bugs underneath rocks in my local rivers and streams and I feel like never see any. Am I just missing them? Do I need to turn over more rocks? Curious if you guys have ever faced this issue.
I got drunk one night a made an all white silk mayfly nymph so I figure why not try it and the messed up thing was it out fished all my other nymphs the Brook trout absolutely smashed what I call the silk ghost
Here is an alternative approach – 1. forget about bug life, 2. Tie one of the classic patterns – pheasant tail (frenchie), hares hair, perdigon and maybe a streamer, 3. Try them all until you get a bite, 4. Now focus on presentation… I usually carry no more than 5-6 patterns and have never been skunked even once in the last 4 years (I fish twice a week 😉)… essentially, I don’t try to please fish with variety – I make them eat what I have 🙂
1:08 I’m about 90% sure that you’re at the lower Provo by my Aunt and Uncle’s property. I was just there on Friday and thanks to your videos and the guys down at fly fish food, something finally clicked and I was able to catch 8 fish. I caught my PB and caught a couple fish on a fly I had tied the week before. I was pretty stoked!
I like to net the water when I first get to the river. I have a 18” wide by 8” deep net/mesh, I net the top 8” of the water to see what’s just under the surface. Then I stand up river of it and lower it to the bottom, stir up the bottom with my feet then see what I’ve caught. And of course I turn over rocks at the waters edge.
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Great video guys, thinks!
Second video I’ve watched and enjoyed it just as much as the first. Subbed and liked, will be watching more 💪. great videos, informative and entertaining, what more could you want
Are we using loop knot or clinch to the nymph?
what matters more is having the newest waders………you can't be a fly fisher on you tube without being head to toe Skwala now lol…….
Do you guys deliver to Canada?
Which one is good for fall
Ah, I needed this so bad!!!!!
I will look under rocks for size only , but if you are a fly purist here some 10O year old advice from my 105 year old g grandfather, get some fly tape and hang it up the night before you fish near the river to get a general idea of what’s there and use fresh tape to see what s going on throughout the day .., you guys make great content thx for the hard work .. I’m going to buy your fly s
What is your go to method when you can't find any bugs in the water? I consistently look for bugs underneath rocks in my local rivers and streams and I feel like never see any. Am I just missing them? Do I need to turn over more rocks? Curious if you guys have ever faced this issue.
I got drunk one night a made an all white silk mayfly nymph so I figure why not try it and the messed up thing was it out fished all my other nymphs the Brook trout absolutely smashed what I call the silk ghost
Just went fly fishing yesterday for the first time. Binged a bunch of these videos. It was fun but I suck haha
You guys should make a nymph size whip finisher with your fly tying tools. They have one from Japan but it’s 90 dollars here stateside
Here is an alternative approach – 1. forget about bug life, 2. Tie one of the classic patterns – pheasant tail (frenchie), hares hair, perdigon and maybe a streamer, 3. Try them all until you get a bite, 4. Now focus on presentation… I usually carry no more than 5-6 patterns and have never been skunked even once in the last 4 years (I fish twice a week 😉)… essentially, I don’t try to please fish with variety – I make them eat what I have 🙂
Always go with a small brown one with rubber legs. That is all you ever need.
Thanks for the tips. I just ordered the 40 flies assortment.. 😂 Great videos AND podcasts. Do you throw in a sticker or two ineach order? 😂
1:08 I’m about 90% sure that you’re at the lower Provo by my Aunt and Uncle’s property. I was just there on Friday and thanks to your videos and the guys down at fly fish food, something finally clicked and I was able to catch 8 fish. I caught my PB and caught a couple fish on a fly I had tied the week before. I was pretty stoked!
Love this video, just hope it applies to other things cause we don’t have trout in Illinois lol
I like to net the water when I first get to the river. I have a 18” wide by 8” deep net/mesh, I net the top 8” of the water to see what’s just under the surface. Then I stand up river of it and lower it to the bottom, stir up the bottom with my feet then see what I’ve caught. And of course I turn over rocks at the waters edge.
Trout fishing can be mesmerizing…probably don’t need to.
When are gonna ship international?
Greetings from austria
0:43 That's the best description of a fly. Exactly how I would say it
My sunday just got two times better🤙