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No problem, thanks! :)

Haha yep! I probably should’ve tried an unweighted nymph on the long dry fly leader! 😅

Lucky man, it's a beautiful river! Yeah I've had some great evening rise fishing on various stretches over the years, it can be really good for sure. As far as Tom goes, when it comes to fly fishing for trout, yeah he pretty much does walk on water! 🤣 In all seriousness though, he's an awesome angler who has represented Australia at a lot of world championships, and taught a lot of local anglers a lot of good stuff. His youtube channel is "Tom Jarman Fishing", well worth a look. Thanks for watching. :)

Thanks, it’s the Bluegill. :)

Thanks, yeah it’s a nice river. Tom did much better than I did targeting more dry fly water, the nymphing was not that good but dry fly was fishing pretty well. :)

Ah thanks Ngoc! :)

Haha, yes so true! Thanks mate! :)

Haha! Thanks mate, hopefully not butchering it too badly! 😂

For sure, thank mate! :)

Thanks mate! Yeah Tom is like a savant, there’s a reason he always finishes very close to the top at the world championships every year, because he is literally one of the very best in the world right now. We’re pretty lucky to have him here in Oz….. :)

Which stuff are you referring to mate?

Thanks bud! Yeah more of a vlog style this one, something different…. ;)

Haha! Well as long as it APPEARS that way then all good! 🤣

Thanks mate! Yeah Tom missing fish is not a very common occurence! ;) And yes I think the bigger browns have a tendency to be more nocturnal...

@@PeachyFlyFishing managed to nab a couple of those elusive bows just on dark. Fished a run I’d covered really well. And yea, pretty revealing rises late in the day. (I’ll tell you about my session with Tom over a beer one day!…it got ludicrous!! I had a shocker…he was very patient!!! )

@anthonyclark6118 sounds good mate! 😆

Thanks Roberta! The reel is a semi-automatic reel, you pull the handle and it reels in about 1 metre of slack line per pull of the trigger, but only slack line, not under any load. The drag is there all the time but it's set light... :)

@@PeachyFlyFishing WOW! Different again! I’ve been looking at the other one that some Blackie fishos are using …. That is cool that it pulls in loose line ….. sort of like mending?

@robertapearce5924 mainly for picking up slack so your line doesn’t get caught around stuff, pretty handy! That reel is a JMC Yoto, you’ll probably find some info on it if you search it up. :)

Thanks David! Yes the central west has a different sort of character to it than most of our mainland trout water, some nice spots though! :)

Thanks! Yeah there were some pretty good ones there hey! :)

Absolutely mate!

Thanks to colonialism trout fishing, soccer and golf have spread everywhere the English trod.

@@dopefiendlarz133 The whole world has been Colonised with so many different empires that have brought so many great things to other lands however Trout fishing isn’t simply just an English thing there are many other countries that have always had trout fishing to, including Japan and not by colonisation. All those things you mentioned are good things so not sure if you meant it in a negative aspect but only positive things here 👍🏻

@ I absolutely meant that those were good things. And I should’ve said “flyfishing “instead of simply trout.

Thanks! :)

Haha, cool! Yes absolutely it is the angler, however certain tools will allow you to do the job easier. I’m sometimes fishing down as light as 8X tippet to get better presentations, you will break off far fewer fish on a rod that has a soft enough tip to protect tippet that light. :)

😂 Thanks mate! :)

Thanks mate, glad you liked it! How did the comp go?

@@PeachyFlyFishing one guy got the seven species - DaveM - the eventual comp winner. our team as always "this close" - as we saw all seven species but not good enough of the day - 6 species, 5 species on varuious days. tho managed the biggest barra -with me and another competitor both getting a 62cm. Great guys, GREAT CLUB, good comp!

Nice stuff mate, sounds fun!

Thanks mate! I really wanted to try and get over your way for a fish but it just wasn’t doable this time….

Hi mate, no that must be a different spot your thinking of, this is near Jindabyne.

This is what I thought

No problem! :)

Wow, thanks so much! Yeah that threadie was pretty special, we definitely found a lot more of them that didn’t want to cooperate! :)

Ah thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

Thanks Tony! Yeah it’s a very cool location, so many different opportunities all close together…. :)

Haha! Yes for sure mate, bloody plague of those ducks! 🤣

Thanks mate, yeah it’s a pretty special place hey! :)

Haha, thanks mate! Yeah those bloody ducks are everywhere! 🤣

Thanks! Yeah it's a lovely spot. :)

Ah thanks mate! Majority of the trip I fished with an #8 weight Sage R8 Salt, and a Rio Warmwater Predator line in #8, fantastic combo for that sort of fishing. A #9 would be good too, but I find the #8 a bit lighter and more pleasurable to cast all day with. :)

@@PeachyFlyFishing thanks, I hope to plan a tropical salt trip myself, I have an 8wt and 10wt. So should be good to go.

@rockfly8384 those 2 should have you covered. :)

@@PeachyFlyFishinggreat advice. I fish the warm water predator float/hover/inter exclusively at bynoe and most of the territory, it’s a great all round line. 8 weight is spot on for bynoe and you can’t go past the Sage Salt 👍

@stewiemartinrealestatecent2913 yeah mate those intermediate tip lines are great! Love the Predator taper too, my favourite line to cast.

Thanks mate! It was a fun day despite some of the frustrations with fussy fish. I really liked some of the little jokes and banter flying around the boat too, good times.....when we get together next time I'll show you some of the colour grading tricks in Resolve, it's super powerful... :)

Haha, thanks mate! Yes some of the banter was gold, thanks again for all your efforts, some great camerawork in there! :)

Thanks Jens! :)

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No problem! :)

Ah cheers mate! ;)

That sounds fun! My wife is from southern Sweden, I have been over there a couple of times but I’ve never been fly fishing in Scandinavia yet. :)

@@PeachyFlyFishing type in RUclips „orret i Kulpen“, Thats exactly the Environment were i Go flycasting

Thanks, I’ll have a look. :)

No problem, hope it helps!

Ah thanks mate! Yeah the little net is a Mclean folding weigh net. I do like it for specific situations, it's great for bush bashing and small overgrown streams, as a full sized landing net can be a pain to drag through the bush. Only downside with it is it's quite small, wouldn't be great for landing a really large trout. It can be a bit fiddly to refold and pack away but I've sort of got the hang of it now. Overall yeah, it's a good net! :)

Thanks. It doesn’t really matter which one you cut off, the knot strength is about the same. :)

Thanks for the prompt reply! I was thinking if the line section was cut (vs the tag section) close to the knot, it would have a greater chance of unraveling.

Ah I’m not sure that I understood your question correctly, when you say the upper tag to be cut off, do you mean the initial tag that is left facing back up the main line after you tie the knot (before you cut the loop)?

When I referred to the upper tag, I meant within the loop. When one cuts the loop, does it make any difference which end of the loop is cut? That Is the question. Thank you for any clarification on this point.

@RoccoPugliese-uz2oc no problem! No I don’t think it makes a difference. :)

Thanks mate, yeah it’s a magic spot that’s for sure! :)

Thanks mate! :)

Thanks mate! Funnily enough I did lose one of my DJI Action cameras, but not over the side of the kayak as I still have the clamp mount! Think it must have fallen out the car door at some stage! 🤣 Yeah the hand paddles are awesome, even more so in the big PA, it's a bit like turning an aircraft carrier sometimes in those tight spaces....