Brian, thank you for all you advice, I have fly fished over twenty years, taught many disadvantaged kids within a charity. Yet you and Flip have covered topics and method's I now look at differently, all my years and you have improved my fishing by taking away the "British" dogma of how to "do it", thank you both I have "exorcized" my "correct" and embrace your fishing is for ease, success catching fish and fun. Best wish's from the UK and keep making the videos.
Love your explanation of tippet taper to the leader for keeping the taper. On the last question. Mistake I've often made myself. Love how you really go into detail. Thanks
Wow, I've been tying on long bits of tippet to ultra short (well past their life) leaders and had no idea why it was such a bad idea. Thanks for explaining why it's so important to have the proper taper. I look forward to my casting and fly delivery to improve considerably. Cheers guys!
Get your hard hats ready! Mad River Outfitters is dropping some serious knowledge! Thanks. These videos, the channel, have really upped my fly fishing game!
Greetings from Bulgaria /Eastern Europe/. Your advice about buttoning up the rod was great. Now I am applying it in my practice and it works just great. Thank you so much!
Brian makes the best videos! always s easy to follow and approachable. Big kudos from a skinny little boy from Cleveland Ohio now fishing the rivers of Utah.
So helpful. The question on adding tippet to leader was exactly what I was wanting to know. Regularly adding tippet due to knots in my leader as I’m new to fly fishing and need to improve my casting. Your videos have been a massive help. Thank you.
that leader wrap on the rod is a great tip awesome thing to know.. i have been watching all of your leader videos.. I have now become a complete leader geek.. Leader is fascinating, i am dying to tie a few of my own from scratch.. like recipes i am collecting formulas. . where is the book man ... i gotta have one J
What a great question! I remember being yelled at all through the forest hiking with double hand spey rods out to the Sauk River with my 'date' who had me on the river learning db hand spey with HIS rods. Best personal ad dates I ever had except I was using his HIS rods. I kept thinking, boy, the fish certainly hear us coming! This was how he showed me to secure the rod and the line for marching through the forest and climbing over logs climbing under fences. He was a yeller! He also made beautiful flies that I wanted to wear as earrings. Oh, no, mon Cherie. Here are a pair of Orvis waders and felt boots instead! I'll never forget, "Take three steps" (upstream or was it downstream, arghhhh?) as soon as the cast landed. I was so overwhelmed to be making such a gorgeous cast circling around my head causing a cone of fluorescent green or orange that I'd hesitate which would cause more yelling.
Brian, tip to button up the rod especially while walking through woods. I’ve cut the wind knot out and tie the balance back on. Option, maybe keep the butt for a bass fly leader?
I've done this for years , regards wrapping the leader round the reel and back up to the second stripper . It's so much easier to get going again , or if you see a cruising fish . Keeper rings are indeed useless .
One more vote for the "End of the Line". I like the title but I'm thinking I'm going to like the content more. I'm glad that Brian doesn't care too much about my fly rod so when I show up with my 1960's Shakespeare Wonderod or Garcia Conlon rod he won't laugh at me. BTW do you guys know of any leader micrometers out there? I can't seem to find one for sale anywhere. Thanks for the video's guys. Keep the good stuff coming.
Is there a reason in the windknot tippet example why you wouldn't just cut out the knot/tangle and tie the residual to the butt? How many inches were so mangled they had to be trashed?
Hello I'm French fly Fisher I like your video and that you explain tipic us fly Technics. But I don't know why you use conic leaders I think leaders with knotts are more smoothies and permits more variations in spécial fly casts curves,plates,pose in packet, zigzag, clutch. And you wear nice shirts!!!
Brian, sorry but after 60 years of fly fishing and 45 years of guiding I still like hook keepers. No, I don't use them all the time BUT they are useful in certain situations and are a "quick fix" for hooking a fly Out-of-the-Way and will keep line and leader much more manageable than hooking to a stripping guide. I don't recommend for extened use especially when your leader is longer than your rod due to kinking. My 2 cents worth.
Rio gold line has a short front taper of 5 feet and Rio LT has a long front taper of 18 feet . So for dry fly presentation what and how long will be the best leader to rig on each fly line with such a different taper profile? Thank you
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Thanks so much for tuning in friends! Thanks so much for your questions.
I’m going to look so cool when I show up to the river and just tap my rod to drop my fly. It’s the small things for me. Coolest tip I’ve seen, ever.
Awesome! Thanks for being here and please stay tuned.
going to the white board is always my favorite part
More to come too. Stay tuned.
Thanks so much for the transportation tip. I can't believe how easy this is and how much frustration it has saved me.
Thanks for watching and happy to help!!!
I cant give enough props to the editor. Whoever it is is amazing lol.
Thanks so much. Appreciate you watching.
I really appreciate these videos you post. I have honestly learned a lot from them. To all involved...you do a wonderful job, thank you!
Thanks for watching.
This is my favorite series on the channel. Glad to see it back.
Thanks so much for being here and please stay tuned.
Thanks for being here.
Looking forward to the end of the line. Any idea when it will be available?
He's hoping later this Fall.
Great news, Thanks!
Brian, thank you for all you advice, I have fly fished over twenty years, taught many disadvantaged kids within a charity. Yet you and Flip have covered topics and method's I now look at differently, all my years and you have improved my fishing by taking away the "British" dogma of how to "do it", thank you both I have "exorcized" my "correct" and embrace your fishing is for ease, success catching fish and fun.
Best wish's from the UK and keep making the videos.
Thanks so much for watching and happy to help. Please stay tuned.
Love your explanation of tippet taper to the leader for keeping the taper. On the last question. Mistake I've often made myself. Love how you really go into detail. Thanks
Thanks for being here and please stay tuned.
Wow, I've been tying on long bits of tippet to ultra short (well past their life) leaders and had no idea why it was such a bad idea. Thanks for explaining why it's so important to have the proper taper. I look forward to my casting and fly delivery to improve considerably. Cheers guys!
Thanks for watching and let us know how it goes.
Get your hard hats ready! Mad River Outfitters is dropping some serious knowledge! Thanks. These videos, the channel, have really upped my fly fishing game!
Thanks for watching and please stay tuned. Plenty more to come
Greetings from Bulgaria /Eastern Europe/. Your advice about buttoning up the rod was great. Now I am applying it in my practice and it works just great. Thank you so much!
Thanks so much for watching and happy to help. Stay tuned.
This tip is brilliant. I was having this problem today on the river. Thank you. So simple.
Thanks for watching.
“I’ll argue with myself.” 😂 I wish you
luck with that! That’s tough.
Still going on. Incessant.
Ohhhhhh! Thank you sensei...
Thanks for watching.
Brian makes the best videos! always s easy to follow and approachable. Big kudos from a skinny little boy from Cleveland Ohio now fishing the rivers of Utah.
Thanks for being here.
So helpful. The question on adding tippet to leader was exactly what I was wanting to know. Regularly adding tippet due to knots in my leader as I’m new to fly fishing and need to improve my casting. Your videos have been a massive help. Thank you.
Thanks so much for watching. We appreciate it and please stay in touch.
Learned something else binge watching! Excellent Q&A! Your demo of line storing is awesome!
Thanks for being here.
@@Madriveroutfitters Had to rewatch this to make sure I'm doing it right. I have slept since last watched this video!
Great little trick on securing the leader and line. Looking forward to more vids!
Thanks for watching!!! Please stay tuned.
A GREAT couple of lessons we can all use! This stuff is like gold! Thanks a bunch!
Appreciate you being here.
that leader wrap on the rod is a great tip awesome thing to know.. i have been watching all of your leader videos.. I have now become a complete leader geek.. Leader is fascinating, i am dying to tie a few of my own from scratch.. like recipes i am collecting formulas. . where is the book man ... i gotta have one J
Thanks for watching and please stay tuned. When the book comes out you'll have a few simple formulas that will do everything you need. Coming soon!!!!
Thanks. I learn something new while watching your videos
Thanks for being here. That's the idea!
Learn something new every day!
Great advice! Thanks for watching.
Very cool tip, Brian. Always top shelf with you guys.
Thanks for watching.
What a great question! I remember being yelled at all through the forest hiking with double hand spey rods out to the Sauk River with my 'date' who had me on the river learning db hand spey with HIS rods. Best personal ad dates I ever had except I was using his HIS rods. I kept thinking, boy, the fish certainly hear us coming! This was how he showed me to secure the rod and the line for marching through the forest and climbing over logs climbing under fences. He was a yeller! He also made beautiful flies that I wanted to wear as earrings. Oh, no, mon Cherie. Here are a pair of Orvis waders and felt boots instead! I'll never forget, "Take three steps" (upstream or was it downstream, arghhhh?) as soon as the cast landed. I was so overwhelmed to be making such a gorgeous cast circling around my head causing a cone of fluorescent green or orange that I'd hesitate which would cause more yelling.
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching.
Tip one, loved it!
Thanks so much for watching!!!!
Mind blown! Thank Brian and thank you Greg!
Thanks for watching.
Another Great Informative video , every video I watch , becomes my new favorite 👍
Thanks so much for being here. Keep watching.
You are too slick buddy! Great tips on managing your line on the move.
Thanks for watching.
The line wrap storage... Yes!!
Yes. Thanks for watching.
Brian, tip to button up the rod especially while walking through woods. I’ve cut the wind knot out and tie the balance back on. Option, maybe keep the butt for a bass fly leader?
Only if you know the stiffness and diameter of said butt.
When I learned that trick, my whole universe changed. This is like the theory of everything.
Thanks for watching.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks for being here.
Mad River Outfitters Thank you!
I've done this for years , regards wrapping the leader round the reel and back up to the second stripper . It's so much easier to get going again , or if you see a cruising fish . Keeper rings are indeed useless .
Thanks for being here.
I use a small swivel made for fly fishing to prevent leader twisting by bulky flies.
Eric English We do too, as stated here. Thanks.
I hate energy spilling everywhere, it's hard to clean up. lol. Great session
Cleanup on isle 5!!!! Don't spill energy.
One more vote for the "End of the Line". I like the title but I'm thinking I'm going to like the content more. I'm glad that Brian doesn't care too much about my fly rod so when I show up with my 1960's Shakespeare Wonderod or Garcia Conlon rod he won't laugh at me. BTW do you guys know of any leader micrometers out there? I can't seem to find one for sale anywhere. Thanks for the video's guys. Keep the good stuff coming.
Thanks for watching. We are working on a custom micrometer. None on the market right now.
Outstanding!!! Thank you so much!!!
Doug Welch Thanks for being here.
“Well, you can... This is America” lol
Loved it
Thanks for watching!
Is there a reason in the windknot tippet example why you wouldn't just cut out the knot/tangle and tie the residual to the butt? How many inches were so mangled they had to be trashed?
No, not really but that wasn't really his question.
awesome!
Thanks for watching.
Packed with info.......nice!
Thanks for watching.
I have to buy something from you guys, you have literally taught me how to fly fish. lol.
Thanks for the support. We appreciate it and are happy to help.
@@Madriveroutfitters Just made an order!! Picked up an entire redington set up for NE saltwater fishing, gonna chase some Albies!!
Hello
I'm French fly Fisher
I like your video and that you explain tipic us fly Technics.
But I don't know why you use conic leaders
I think leaders with knotts are more smoothies and permits more variations in spécial fly casts curves,plates,pose in packet, zigzag, clutch.
And you wear nice shirts!!!
Thanks for watching.
AWESOME🎉
Thanks for watching!
I learned the lefty’s buttoning trick years ago and have used it ever since and always beat my buddies walking through the woods to the best spots lol
It works like a charm! Thanks for watching.
So good!
Thanks for being here.
These guys are like the flite test of fly fishing
Don't know what that means but we'll assume it's a compliment? So thanks?
I love the new set! But what does a hammer have to do with fly fishing? :P
You'll see in an upcoming episode. Stay tuned.
Brian, I meant great tip for buttoning up the rod to travel
Thanks for watching.
Brian....Apologies if I missed a prior discussion on this subject, but WHO makes that shirt you are wearing? Thanks in advance!!!!
Most likely Howler Brothers but you'd have to check with him on that. He can be reached at the shop via e-mail or phone.
I wish I was grown enough not to laugh when I hear "stiffness in the butt section".
Thanks for these videos guys!
Thanks for watching.
can you guys make some more steelhead tip videos
Surely more coming?
So if I get a knot in my leader, it's best I cut it off and replace that part?
Michael Zartman Apparenly....yes. Feel free to contact the shop if they can help further. Thanks.
Now that’s a pro tip.
Or at least semi-pro. Thanks.
Always great info and love the presentation! Fish on!
Thanks so much for being here.
So the most important equipment of fly fishing is........? I would argue the leader system, 2nd important piece is fly line
Fly, leader, fly line....in that order. Although you'll hear Brian argue soon that it's a tie between the leader and the fly. Stay tuned.
Truly a good tip . Thanks
Thanks for being here.
"You're a plumber of energy" I'll take "Things they never teach you in trades schools for $400, Alex."
Welcome our our "Trade School". Thanks for watching.
Hinsdale... They drain the mill yet?
We have no idea what you are referring to. Sorry.
@@Madriveroutfitters salt creek mill pond in Hinsdale IL has a low head dam that they have been trying to remove to improve the habitat for years
pbgd3 Super cool but don’t see any relevance here. Sorry.
First dude’s question - the guy was from Hinsdale...
I want to watch you fish for trout and cook them
Do you reply
Thanks for watching. Send your questions/requests over to the shop at admin@madriveroutfitters.com as he recommends here. Thanks.
Brian, sorry but after 60 years of fly fishing and 45 years of guiding I still like hook keepers. No, I don't use them all the time BUT they are useful in certain situations and are a "quick fix" for hooking a fly Out-of-the-Way and will keep line and leader much more manageable than hooking to a stripping guide. I don't recommend for extened use especially when your leader is longer than your rod due to kinking. My 2 cents worth.
Thanks, and that's fine, but the point was that most rods over a 6wt do not feature them any longer.
Second
Very nice.
this is america! haha
'Murica. Thanks.
Rio gold line has a short front taper of 5 feet and Rio LT has a long front taper of 18 feet . So for dry fly presentation what and how long will be the best leader to rig on each fly line with such a different taper profile? Thank you
Please send those questions over to the shop and they will be happy to help. Thanks.
First
Yeah.....nice!!!
They replied