Fly Fishing Huge Brown Trout During the Skwala Stonefly Hatch. Early Season Rising Brown Trout
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2022
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We fly fish a light skwala stonefly 'hatch' on a low population brown trout river in the early season. Clear water and bright sun leads to sight fishing and brown trout hunting opportunities and we share how we approach the water and the long, free cruising patterns of these brown trout searching for skwala stoneflies.
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you are the best fly fishing team ever! One day someone will make a documentry about you two wonderful people, Your passion for fly fishing and your love and trust of each other shine through your videos. I wish I had a life partner that shared my passions too! Maybe thats why Im single! Ha! Your videos are always imformative and your passion for fly fishing (and each other) makes them a joy to watch. I wish you both long happy lives filled with the challenges of fly fishing. Bless your hearts!
Well 24 years of working at it might have helped us out a bit too:) But yes, we do feel very lucky to have found each other. It makes us happy that how and what we share connects with you. Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and share this.
Mmmmm this video makes me happy. There's so many people fishing on youtube that have no clue what they're doing. You guys are people to learn a lot from.
Sharing what we've learned through the years is a natural for us. However, it means nothing if it doesn't connect with anybody, so we're glad it does for you:)
This video was fantastic! The music, narration, and footage at the beginning were perfect together. The rest of the video was such a great example of sniping fish as a team. Thank you for sharing this with us! Love it.
Thanks so much! It's definitely one of our favorite edits in a while, but knowing others appreciation of it makes it all that much better:)
What an intro! Incredible cinematography as usual!
Thanks. there's so much in nature that really get's our attention:)
those introduction nature shots are just awesome fishing is not just fishing its the package nature offers
100% Absolutely. Love being able to take the time to film the extras for this video. Just a beautiful landscape, even early season :)
I am always in awe of the stunning video images and music. Thank you
:) thank you for sharing that. We love it when people join us out there by peering in here. It's why we do. :)
The story telling and cinematography was world class.
Great job to both of you.
Congrats on the fish! The mouth of that thing was prehistoric. Definitely an older fish.
Thank you again :) We just watched this on our SmartTv through the RUclips app and this is exactly the style of video we love and want this channel to be about. Natural. Real. Miss a fish? Own it, learn, move on and apply forward. :) It was an amazing fish that was definitely a spring fish coming out of the spawn then over-winter... a little thin. But those chompers were amazing. :)
What a FISH, Dave !!!
A great team work !!!
Thanks for sharing those moments...
And congrats, Guys 🤙
That was an amazing fish that just kind of materialized out of nowhere and nothing. Great to stumble onto that one and even better to have luck that nothing untoward tipped him off after that fly slid out of his mouth first go. All 100% about team work right there in this video. :) Glad you enjoy them
Great video. Looked like tough conditions. Water so calm and very clear day. The browns looked great. Thanks.
Thank you. It was! Tough for sure. Heaps of patience and communication needed in this one, certainly. That big brown could have used a few more calories but that's what stoneflies are for :)
Beautiful intro! I usually skip them to get to the fishing, but glad I took the time to watch this one.
Its neat that you appreciated it. So much beauty in nature and its such a big part of why we're out there🙂
You guys realize that you’re becoming one of the best outdoor nature/adventure/fishing channels in the world, right? Thank you for putting so much into your content. Mind blowing stuff my friends. ❤️❤️❤️
All we know is that we keep putting our best foot forward and improving as we go. It's really great to know there's a lot of value being received 😊❤❤. We'd really like to see the growth of this channel continue over the next few years.
Awesome stuff! Thanks for sharing your adventures and talking us through the take. Great stuff!
Love, love, love the birds and timelapses and being able to embed them with some real, "join us on the water" fishing. Just wonderful to be able to share this :)
I caught a beautiful kype rainbow this past Saturday. 24 inches long and weighing 3lbs. In Heber Springs Arkansas on the little red.
gorgeous trout!
Bravi!!!! Amazing video! Just came back from Chile, Thank you for all the patagonia's videos, were so inspiring.
Wonderful to hear. There'll be a LOT more coming every other week or so through the end of the year :) Hoe your trip was great!
Superb video, great intro (just how beautiful nature is), and nice browns. 👌
The time lapses over the mountains with all that movement sure got our attention along with the birds. We love capturing that stuff. We're glad you enjoyed this one.
Good team
thank you :)
I played your opening segment over and over this morning, what a great way to start my day! Thank you
A beautiful time of the year :)
interesting that stoneflys live in that silty water, looks like major runoff issues?
This river does see quite a decent run off with plenty of silt. It also has lot of water taken out for agriculture so the browns have a few factors to fight against, but the ones that are there find their way and the bugs too!
At about 3.25, You say it's a mid-May day. Was that a slip of the tongue, caused by the excitement of having just landed that beautiful brown or is this a video from previous year? May would seem awfully late for Swalas, but then you're a little bit further north of me.
Not a slip of the tongue at all. It has been our goal the past year or two to create separation by at least a year in our filming vs producing. You'll start to see a "warning" in our video write-ups to people that want to "hot spot". We've had heaps of people through the years do exactly that and we actually had 3 or 4 year separation on Instagram & Facebook and we're shooting for the same here. We want the focus to be on the how to and not at all on the here & now. The "where" is obvious to those who know but our goal with the "where" is the focus on the water type and micro-habitat as it can be found anywhere, rather than the specific river. Hope that helps.
@@jensenflyfishing fully understand, and not trying to hotspot. I just thought May seemed late for Swalas. Ours are already starting to tail off here. Cheers and tight lines!
@@robertlynn7332 No, definitely wasn't saying that to you, just a comment for others watching. Once you get over the elevation and northern influence hump between Browning & Missoula there's a 2 or 3 weeks change of seasons.
Great videos. Where are you guys fishing? Canada?
Thank you & yes :)
Bitchin takes… is this Montana?
👍. North of the border.