Lake Fishing for Trout Part One with Brian Chan
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Excellent video that discusses some of the essentials of catching trout in lakes, hosted by stillwater guru Brian Chan. This video was produced in 2003 in the Kamloops region of British Columbia.
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We need more Brian Chan in our lives
Brian has to be one of the most down to earth people I've watched. Thanks for posting up your older videos. Being land locked these make life a pleasure. Thanks again.
Brian Chan is the man!! Love when you have experienced hosts
Brian is a true gentleman when it come to fishing. Wealth of knowledge. Thank-you very much.
Brian is simply the best all around guy to follow for a lake junkie like me. Plz keep em coming Mr. Chan
We will spread these older shows we did with Brian over the next few weeks. Some also coming featuring Phil Rowley too!
During this time of social distancing especially as a full time RVer traveling the lower 48 from AK for winter we Cannot always be where there’s great fishing. During those times your your channel has saved many of days. Keep it up👍🏼
Thanks for sharing!
Always enjoy the science behind fishing...thanks again
Our pleasure!
Great videos and presenters. Keep them coming; helps with corona virus isolation.
Brian Chan loved your relaxed presentation could watch and listen to you all day long Thank You
Glad you enjoyed it
Very good ! There are not that many good information about stillwater fly fishing techniques. Thanks 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video!
Brian Chan, great attitude and best explanations. Any suggestions on Lakes being fishable during this pandemic near Kamloops?
Nice video Brian 👍🎣. Fantastic chose of fly patterns for fall 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
First time I’ve seen “Mr. Chironomid” use anything but. Nice day on the water Brian. I’ll be fishing a still water lake in Utah this May and will try a leech pattern under an indicator. I think there may be a damsel fly migration toward shore this time of year.
I did a throat pump in a bow last October expected to see scuds, nope, it was full of baby clams and baby snails.
Sweet
How do flyfish a lake in the evening when the the whole lake is boiling with raises
Tough question....usually we try to get within a reasonable distance and cast to those rises
What fly pattern
@@rickyeager557 Gillygalloo bug
Better quality filming would be nice.
It's from 2003.
Why does all your videos seem like they have been recorded in the 90s 😂😂
Thomas, good question. In order to post a new video every day throughout the COVID crisis, we are dipping into our archives from the early 2000's. The quality of the video is not the best (SD or lower HD), the content is still great with many noted authors and experts featured. Our full-HD or 4K shows will be on Saturdays and Sundays. Thanks
The New Fly Fisher thanks for digging these up! We all appreciate the content. Andy
Coaster Brookie i agree still great to watch but just was wondering how it looked so old ❤️✌️keep up the great work thank you for the content in these difficult times sure helps me through the day
Fish don't even know birds exist...let alone adjust their behavior because of birds.. Funny stuff tho...