DRY DROPPER IN THE RAIN! Fly Fishing for Brook & Brown Trout
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2021
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Love the dedication! Rain won't stop a serious fisherman! I'll be out in a little rain tomorrow ha ha !
haha Yeah for sure. Good luck out there!
I loved this video. Love the mountain streams, the clear water, and the rock formations. But most of I loved the brookies they are so beautiful. More, more, more!
Thanks for the feedback and for watching! Glad you enjoyed. I definitely want to make more mountain stream videos.
U have found some great mountain streams
Without some rain, there would be no streams! Keep after it - great video! Fish like rain! You will have to visit your old friend again.
haha You got that right! Thanks for watching!
I certainly will have to.
Beautiful streams and beautiful fish. As far as releasing the fish back into the water they literally drop fish from planes in remote ponds in the Adirondacks and they do just fine. Great video!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.
Looks like another outstanding day on the water, you did well with the dry dropper rig! Enjoyed it thoroughly!
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed.
Looks like an enjoyable day, great theropy!
For sure! Thanks for watching!
G'Day from Australia,
Lovely looking streams and trout. I usually tie on a dry dropper rig when I'm fishing small mountain streams, more often I hook fish on the nymph, especially brown trout. Those brook trout were magnificent looking. We have brook trout in a few streams, mostly escapees from trout farms. In some streams these fish have bred naturally in the next spawning season. I'm yet to catch a brookie.
I'd like to try the mono rig or French leader. You seem to have no trouble casting the dry dropper rig as well as streamers. At the moment I cast fly outfits up to 7wt as well as a number of tenkara rods. I'm also experimenting with floating .7mm running line which is almost as thin as store bought and expensive nymphing lines. It's also really cheap for 100 feet of line. It casts a dry dropper really well on my 6wt rod.
I look forward to watching more of your videos. I like how they contain great advice and fine stretches of water.
Cheers,
Steve.
Thank you! Appreciate the compliments. The brookies are beautiful little fish. I don't chase them as much as I should. If you have any questions regarding the mono rig feel free to ask.
That's what I'm talking about! I love hearing how everyone rigs their stuff, there is no right and wrong way to do things.
Exactly. It all catches fish so it's just a matter of preference. Thanks for watching!
One of your best. Absolutely beautiful location. Fish were colorful. Loved it.
Thank you! I plan on doing some more mountain stream videos.
Beautiful fish in some great waters!👍🏻🇺🇸
For sure! Thanks for watching.
Dude that's like micro nymphing.
Cool mate .
Pretty little trout lovely scenery.
Craig NZ
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed. Great scenery and fish for sure. 👍
Rain or not, that was a good day's fishing.
That's for sure! Thanks for watching.
Hey Chuck! Great looking stream and beautiful fish! You did well. I was out in some heavy rain this AM,beats sitting in an office! Keep the videos coming.
Any day on the water good or bad is better than work. 😂 Thanks for watching Dale!
I did good today mostly on the simple baetis.
Awesome!
Are you ok? Have note a vid in quite awhile.
I'm doing good. New video will be up Wednesday at 4pm.
Does throwing the fish back hurt them? Those bookies need more gentle love me thinks.
People have varying opinions, but I don't see how tossing them back into the water hurts them especially compared to a hook set in their mouth. It's not like I'm baseball pitching them back into the water.
I just don't see how it's worse then the fish flopping on rocks or on top of the water and also getting a hook jerked into the side of their mouth. Surely that is worse than a flop into the water. Also the fish are hardier than we think. The one brookie had it's stomach exposed and was torn up from some sort of animal and was still doing fine. It's just the perception of "throwing" the fish back. It really isn't harmful to land in water.
They literally drop fish out of planes in Utah to stock the mountain lakes……this is a non-issue
It’s no different to how a trout will jump way up out of the water on its own accord and I have seen them jump pretty darn high
Can you go panfish fly fishing
I could. Maybe over the summer? I'd like to do some smallmouth/walleye over the summer as well.
@@Brownsylvania that would be cool.
Why do you drop the fish it’s not that hard to bend over to gently do it I do this in waders in 4 ft of water just to do it nicely you should either gently do it or atleast throw them in deep water
They're not hitting the bottom where I toss them back.
@@Brownsylvania you threw them in 2 inches of water on a rock