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Great info! Thanks for creating this.

I'll take the Klinkhamer

Incredible knowledge here. be hitting several places in EO this year teaching my boy to fish. Thank you for sharing!

Tenían ke poner un torac negro i se párese mas

always a good reminder.

My uncle had me watching buggy videos of yours an Johns when I was a small kid! So much nostalgia to be 27 still loving flyfishing and happening upon this awesome video!

Great content ..I will be making my pilgrimage to the deschutes soon ...

Caught my very first steelhead on the swing on that run

My first experience on the Deschutes was in the very late '60s just above Shearer's Bridge. I approched a half dozen fishermen on the west side of the river with my trout gear to the great amusement of the locals. After a little humor exchange, one suggested to his friend that he pull out more approprate gear for my use in trying for jack salmon (precocious King Salmon), which was the target fish for the locals in mid October. After an hour of unproductive efforts, another local appeared. Since I'd been pumping the locals for Steelhead places and techniques, one of them asked the newcomer to take me with him on his Steelhead fishing routine for the day. After several hours I landed a prime Steelhead of 5+ pounds, the first of many I took from this river over the next few decades, mostly on the lower river not more than 5 miles above the Columbia. Back at Shearer's Bridge, before the Steelheading adventure, I heard a loud truck noise and noticed a 2-ton truck manouver into position and dump a load of slab wood on the small remaing pile of such wood. One of the locals explained that the wood was from a Maupin sawmill and they regularly supplied the fishermen with the waste wood for them to burn for warmth. The river canyon there is so deep that the sun didn't light up the river untill very late in the morning, maybe 11 or so. A small closely knit community where the look out for each other. Typical small town in the west, full of nice people.

Love it! 🐟(ruclips.net/video/0Ik1tBCmqgI/видео.html)

"Aquatic insects were harmed in the making of this movie" 😂. Just found this video and wanted to say thank you for such an excellent insect-to-fly analysis. Hope to fish the Deschutes River someday. Peace.

Saw presentation by Skip Morris last night (Music was by Skip). It was like 4 presentations in one. Fly tying, casting, entomology, approaching a stream/river -- and much more. I could watch that presentation over and over.

I've watched this video several times. Hoping you continue the series !

Confusing

What a great video ! One of the best on RUclips on how to match flies to what trout are eating. I hope you have some more videos coming soon. The Deschutes is one of my favorite rivers to fish. So, I really enjoy the video. I subscribed !

no leaders attached and gently placed on the surface so doesn't really reflect the flies' behaviour in a fishing situation. Skip's emerger is basically just a DHE.

fluorocarbon is great for dry fly fishing. A leader on the surface makes weird shadows but 6x or 7x fluro still floats.

Where do you find the DVD?

I really wanted to learn something here but the sound quality is so bad I gave up.

Nice video👍🏻

Nice. I don't think that using FC tippet at 6 or 7X is a real issue v/v sinking. At this size, surface tension will rule.

Beautiful way to show the differences , thanks !

I’d rather rig a midge than frig a fridge. You know what I mean.

Very usefull!

Nice to see him using CDC on his Caddis Pupa...I've been using CDC of many of my nymphs on everything from Mayflies to Midge patterns for some time now...and for good reason :) Thanks for sharing this video.

Nice Vid Do you have any tips for fishing these?

Your fishing rod!

good fly:)

Really cool video :-)

Absolutely beautiful!! Now I want one!

nice video , cool music

nice bass and guitar.

very nice ! Thank you. Love your book !

good video

Skip, yours was the 1st fly tying book (Fly Tying Made Clear and Simple) I bought. It is by far the best instructional book I have bought ever. Keep up the excellent work. I am a big fan!

Sweet video/fish, John. I like that you didn't/don't use a net.

Really interesting, thanks... Happy New Year to you and all fly fisherman & fly dressers worldwide...

Nice video, thanks.

Thanks, I like that a lot.