Best explanation of an intermediate fly line. It has become my most used line for Pike fishing, so much control and works on so many venues, from canals to rivers.
Thanks very much for sharing this information. I feel that you explained the use of an intermediate line very well. I enjoy your information sessions and find them interesting and useful. Thanks
Fantastic video!!! I learned so much from it. There aren't any streams or rivers near me, so I'll be fishing lakes most of the time. Now I know how to fish them. Thanks again.
You could do either! We usually recommend using a powerflex 12ft in 2x or 3x to assist in turning over flies, then adding tippet on to that from a tippet ring. Cheers!
It will sink! It may take second as the intermediate line is not incredibly heavy. But, it will give the flies you've tied above it incredible sub-surface action!
Would u recommend a intermediate over a sinking line? For lake fishing! I don’t usually fish lakes only a few times over the winter when the river season is finished, ive a spare spool but can’t decide to buy an intermediate or sinking line , ive only a floating line atm which I use for wild brown trout in the river
We would recommend a type 3 sinking. Super versatile lake line, especially if it's your winter season, plus you can use it in rivers during heavier flows to fish streamers.
You can use them on rivers, they just don't last as long being dragged along the river bottom. Great way to fish smaller streamers, or sculpin patterns.
@@RIOPRODUCTS Thank you. I had in mind using a intermediate with a bigger nymph, for instance stonefly, or small streamer, and fish it on the swing like a salmonfly.
Best explanation I've seen yet for fishing an int line & washing line method with weighted buzzer. Thank you Simon, best yet.
Glad you liked it, thanks Richard, we'll let Simon know.
Simon is the best instructor, my first year fly fishing and thanks to these videos ive done really well.
This is the best explanation of a very murky subject, I have ever seen. Well done and thanks!
Thanks for your comment, and glad the video made some kind of sense, and that you enjoyed it...
So much thanks Simon. Always enjoy your wonderful explanations that go into so much detail.
Thanks Jonathan, we'll et Simon know you enjoyed this episode - he'll be delighted to hear it.
Best explanation of an intermediate fly line. It has become my most used line for Pike fishing, so much control and works on so many venues, from canals to rivers.
Thanks Len!
Truly one of the best instructional videos!!! Thank you!! Please keep them coming.
Thanks for the comment, Edwin - so glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks very much for sharing this information. I feel that you explained the use of an intermediate line very well. I enjoy your information sessions and find them interesting and useful. Thanks
Thanks for your comment, and glad the video made some kind of sense, and that you enjoyed it...
Fantastic video!!! I learned so much from it. There aren't any streams or rivers near me, so I'll be fishing lakes most of the time. Now I know how to fish them. Thanks again.
Excellent video lots of really useful information, thank you.
Thanks Chris, we're delighted you liked it.
Excellent work, thank you
Thanks Fred...
Fantastic Simon
Thanks for the very helpful video
You're very welcome!
Awesome video thanks
Wonder if u could tell me more about your boat. Never seen that before
called a water master. useful for lakes or rivers.
Would you put on two tippet rings if you wanted to fish two droppers
Yes, definitely - good question...
@@RIOPRODUCTS cool will give it a go, regards from Scotland
What is the leader construction is it tapered or just mono?
You could do either! We usually recommend using a powerflex 12ft in 2x or 3x to assist in turning over flies, then adding tippet on to that from a tippet ring. Cheers!
@@RIOPRODUCTS Thank you very much! Can't wait to try this intermediate camolux line and wet some nymphs
@@CactUs-tb3hx Good luck!
What happens to the booby when you use the intermediate? Does it sink at some stage because the intermediate line pulls it down?
It will sink! It may take second as the intermediate line is not incredibly heavy. But, it will give the flies you've tied above it incredible sub-surface action!
Would u recommend a intermediate over a sinking line? For lake fishing! I don’t usually fish lakes only a few times over the winter when the river season is finished, ive a spare spool but can’t decide to buy an intermediate or sinking line , ive only a floating line atm which I use for wild brown trout in the river
We would recommend a type 3 sinking. Super versatile lake line, especially if it's your winter season, plus you can use it in rivers during heavier flows to fish streamers.
What is the brand and model of boat you are in?
Watermaster Kodiak
Thank you 👍
Are intermediate lines only used on lakes, not on rivers ???
I ask because I never used one.
You can use them on rivers, they just don't last as long being dragged along the river bottom. Great way to fish smaller streamers, or sculpin patterns.
@@RIOPRODUCTS
Thank you. I had in mind using a intermediate with a bigger nymph, for instance stonefly, or small streamer, and fish it on the swing like a salmonfly.
Good effort, but too much jabber. Ha ha. You missed the rising fish at 3 o'clock 12 min 45 secs. Ha ha!
great info thanx !
Excellent video. Thanks much