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20 minutes tying the rig just to catch a snag and tear the entire goddamn thing off and tie again 😂

This was a really great video. Thank you for it. I fish the Bow river a fair bit and drop shot. But I learned a few more things watching your video. I liked your passion in presenting it. You would be a great guide to have. Thanks

I see this video is 3 years old. But WHAT? You heard the Radar 115 is slow????? I have seen plenty of comparisons to other kayaks of equal lengths. Most everyone said it was faster than most all other brands. The only thing I have heard was. That it is slower than the 135 Radar. Longer kayaks are generally faster anyway, but less maneuverable. Just saying!

Cheers for this, excellent!

Thanks for the video. Ian Moutter from the UK calls this fly style "paraloop". He penned a book in 2001 "Tying Flies the Paraloop Way". He uses a gallows and a neck breaker (homemade) tool for wrapping the hackle. Instructions are included in his excellent book.

great video

So what is your recommended set up for pocket water glides and ripples

For some reason all my clinch knots break really easily on anything smaller than 5x. I stopped using fly fishing tippet though, its too expensive. Now I'll typically use a 7.5ft or 9ft 4x or 5x tapered leader, and add to that 2ish feet of 5lb fluro. And then just continue to re-add the fluro when needed.

​@morgannowelsfishing5673 1 year later and I'm back here trying to figure out how to fish small flies to stupid picky fish on the canyon section of the lower provo. Went out today from 5am to 2pm and caught 3 fish. I could see the fish, but the little jerks wouldn't eat what i was tossing. Smallest thing i fished was a size 16 thing with hares ear and cdc i tied up on an fulling mill 90 degree jig hook.

Guys fast forward to 9:20 for tying. Dead serious……

Rousey video. Why didn’t he just wait until midnight to record?

Great tutorial. I’m new to fly fishing. Haven’t seen this setup yet, will definitely try it my next time out. Thanks!

I bought a new 10 weight saltwater line and it truly casts much easier than my new smooth intermediate sink line very good choice I'm not sorry at all my other line is a 9 on a 9 weight pole shooting line for large fly's

too much talk, not enough show. " Show he don't tell me"

Ok, so this is a great rig and I've used it with lots of success. I like to use it especially when fishing two small flies, like size 20 midges, a larva on the bottom and an emerger on top. But you mentioned it's not all that great for pocket water. So, which type of rig would suit pocket water best? Does it have to be a euro nymph setup, or is there a better indicator rig for those types of conditions as well?

This is too hard! 😂 I’ll tie this “guide fly” style with EP fibers! Great video!

This guy's rig gets you pretty close to good. But here are a couple things that will make it miles better. Get an 8' or 9' leader to 3-4x. Depending on the size of fish you will be catching. Don't tie your bobber so close to your floating lines tip. You don't have any room to mend without disturbing the bobber. If you have 6-8' of distance to your indicator. You can make really big mends without disturbing your bobber. And there's no reason to line your fish with the floating line being so close to the indicator that your flies ride pretty close to underneath the bobber. That would put down all the fish where I fish. In CO we have some of the most educated fish in the world. They get fished on every day of the year by tons of guys from first light till dark. All the above things I say you should not do will put the fish down. Secondly, those foam bobbers are crap. You will miss tons of takes because those bobbers are so insensitive you won't register the slight takes at all. I make my own black yarn indicators. You can see them on any day and will never struggle to see them under any circumstances. Plus. Sometimes, the fish come up and hit them hard. This would indicate they think they are stoneflies, cicadas, crickets, etc. So, at least if they are not attacking them. They won't think it's a line setup. More importantly. Most nympher's could catch way more fish if they added one more split-shot. This means they would find themselves in the feeding zone now. The feeding zone always runs slower than the surface speed. The yarn will always tell you whether you are deep enough or not. If it just floats calmly down the water surface. It's a good bet you are not in the zone. This is important now, so listen up. When you do get into the zone, something happens at your indicator. It has slowed down and is not traveling as fast as the surface. So. That means you will notice that it has stopped riding calmly on top of the water. Rather. It looks like it is shivering just a tiny bit. Now think of how the water parts when passing a rock in the river. It runs to both sides of the rock and goes faster. It will do the same to the yarn indicator. It will shimmy/shake/shiver/convulse. Whatever term you want to use. But when you see that happening. Because the water is floating fast past it on each side. You now know you are in the slower feeding zone. So, to summarize. The longer leader above your indicator, will turn it over easier. You will learn to mend like crazy. And never even bother the indicator. You will know if you are deep enough. And you will notice way more takes.

so how far down your tippet, from the tippet ring are you tying in your first tag ?

Great explanation of fly line tapers and how they affect mending and roll casts. I’ve read a lot of the literature and viewed RUclips videos trying to understand the differences, you nailed it!

Are missing an eye on your butt section of your rod? Enjoyed the video.

Thanks for the info! What do you think the bigger one weighs? I'm looking for one for my kayak

CANT SEE ANYTHING IN THIS VIDEO YOUR IN THE SHADOW USELES VIDEO JUST A VIEWER. WHAT DO I KNOW RIGHT.

Great video. I have been doing a similar thing but I did my " bottom weights " by putting ( different amounts of ) coneheads on a large scud hook. It is amazing how often they are eaten "as snails".

The loops are absolute unnecessary...tye it the same way as a klinkhammer fly!

What size tippet rings were the ones in the video?

You should prechill your cooler. Not put food and ice in a warm cooler and expect good results

You know what people who are seeking out cooler reviews always want? LOUD FUCKING HOUSE MUSIC PLAYING ON A LOOP PVER THE PERSON TALKING. Thanks for what I’m sure was a good review.

Hey what brand trailer do you have for your boat

Great instruction, thank you

Good review

Very informative and helpful! Thank you!

Loved this vid! Better than anything I've seen yet on this setup! Very informative and helpful! Thank you for putting this together! Definitely subbed & Liked!

I'm on the east coast i like watching listening learning great pattern cheers!

really cool.. i watched listened learned very cool tutorial ty liked subscribed

With the zipper one, I normally put all my drinks and food in the bottom of the cooler. Then I put the smart shelf in and put the ice pack on it and close it up. I keep the cooler in the back seat of my truck. (so it stays really hot) Since cold air falls and heat rises it keeps everything in my cooler cold for a couple days. Not to mention everything stays dry because I never add any ice! I just swap the ice pack out every couple of days.

Suuuuper helpful

Thank you for another great informative video and keeping it reel!

Nice presentation! Thank You!

How does he adjust for depth

Thank you

Thanks for the time you put in making this video. I look forward to taking your advise next time out

Do you even know what a rowlcast is it's not a role cast that your teaching these people that's just a lob

That's not the way the original No-see-um is tied. The wing is different.

Awesome video thanks! Could I directly replace the tapered leader part, the metal ring and the 6 foot tipppet with just a 7-8 foot tippet, then the surgeon's knot and the nymph?

me: cut line with nippers, put waste in my pocket youtube professional: cut line with teeth, spit it into the river

the paper cartons that cream or half and half come in are great for ice..rinse them out fill em with water and freeze them..when u use the ice u just cut the carton with a knife and u have a solid block of ice in a quart size..one for me lasts all day or you could add 2 if u had a big cooler for a long day in hot weather..lasts way way longer than a bag of ice..i copied that from my dad as he did since i was a little kid and he took me fishing..

Far too many wraps, and Venus 14/0 is actually quite thick on a #22. Semperfli 18/0 would work better, and it's plenty strong enough. Those tiny midges have very thin bodies, so you need very little thread. The use of a gallows tool is a no-brainer for this pattern.

Go Utah! fishing the no-see-um on the provo quite a bit. I just make shorter casts so I can see and kneel down if I have to.

What is the point of using a bobber if the weight is getting to the bottom and running along the bottom? Or are you sort of matching the placement of the bobber so that the weight is just suspended from the bottom, held up by the bobber.

dont use a leader!! that is so expensive! just use 15-30 lb fluro line. you can get 150 yards of it for the same price as one 7 foot tapered leader.