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You'll have to come in store with Pat's favourite coffee to get that info... (here's hint though, it rhymes with bare's chair nymph...)

Ain't his first Rodeo!

Hi there! Streamers are probably the most versatile type of fly there is because you can fish them anywhere. We extensively use streamers in rivers; both different types and styles (keep an eye out for how a to fish streamers in rivers video, coming hopefully this year). If you need any more specific advice for your river conditions and what streamers to use please let us know! Cheers! Mickey

@@TomsOutdoorsFlyFishing thank you , also looking forward for that next episode.

Hi Leo, The NRS is lighter overall (by about a kilo) than the XPD but reinforced in particular areas that apply especially to fishing; for instance where your wading boots rub the deck. We've paddled both extensively and I'd say the NRS is tougher where you need it to be for fishing and will suit any rough adventure you could throw at it. Cheers!

That would be the Medium Mclean Short Handled Weigh Net, available on ur site. Cheers!

Purple UV is an excellent colour on any stream!

We'll keep em coming!

The Tumut is a cold river, especially for Australian standards, good point!

No worries! If you have anymore questions on lake techniques for winter feel free t reach out to the store!

Glad to hear it! We'd love to make it over your neck of the woods to chase Musky one day!

wading staffs are an excellent raft option, if you check out our wader description: www.tomsoutdoors.com.au/collections/fly-fishing-gear-waders-footwear-all you'll see a few extra tips and tricks for wader safety!

Thanks for the kind words! Our team really appreciates it!

Thanks! We're keen on making sure everyones staying safe and having fun out there!

No worries! You're veery welcome stay safe on the water!

One caveat, if you about to be swept into rapids and certain death you then can grab a tree branch instead haha!

Pats nothing but pure trout energy in human form! Cheers!

I am forever hungry! Glad you enjoyed it

They do get some pretty big kypes in that once they get that big!

Thanks! We're pretty happy doing what we do!

Pat did hit a pretty perfect day up there last season!

No worries! To start off a basic kit would consist of, flies, fly box, leaders, tippet and nippers (or scissor forceps). These are the absolute essentials that you'll use everyday and which you can build upon based on the time of year you're fishing and when you start to bush bash.

Hi! If your just changing the fly no need for a new tippet every time, just check the tippet for rough spots or knots when you do change over. Thanks for watching! Mickey

Very considerable, drift-able, fishable and fun!

Always good to have different layers you can run under waders depending on the conditions, and always avoid jeans at all costs!

You most likely could but without knowing your own exact personal measurements and thickness of your puffer it's difficult for us to say for sure. You're more than welcome to come and test some out in store!

Hey, If purchased through us, we are your first point of contact for warranties.

Also it's worth noting that the NRS Riffle comes with TZIP lube and some adhesive repair patches should you happen to puncture unintentionally.

Hi! I'm actually using two different sinking lines in this video but we break them down in another video on sinking lines that you can see here: ruclips.net/video/3hTBsFzbUgk/видео.html

Great thank you

Gotta be careful!

Best raft I've fished from. Very impressed.

We love them! A dream to row and super comfortable

Cheers man! Dean and Pat do a wicked job behind the lens!

Unreal day on the water! One for the books for us as well

So much fun!

Haha! I always have bananas cause as Obi Wan said, "There's no such thing as luck!" Send us an email and I'll dig that picture out for you mate!

We certainly did!

Mine too! Use it everyday.

They're a pretty solid bag!

One of the more underrated items in the bag, very important

30L of flies can fit in the Guidewater Pack!

On remote trips I always carry a Garmin GPS + satellite phone for messaging and emergencies out of service

The belt definitely prevents water from rushing down to your legs but it won't fully seal. It's super important to bring your knees to your chest and trap air in your legs for floatation and swim to where you can stand ASAP!