Nice video. I finally see someone who wades like me -- always falling forward! I've bashed my knuckles on rocks so many times. I guess I'm always so excited to get to the next cast that I go a little too fast. Lots of boulders and rocks in our Sierra Nevada rivers and creeks, too.
I'm confused on the "blood knot". In America, that is called a "clinch knot" and the "blood knot" is when you tie 2 pieces of line together. Great video!
So much good in this video and thanks a ton for making it and sharing it. Among so many other things I picked-up, I just noticed how you attach your net and I'm on it immediately lol. Cheers from Oregon USA mate. Beautiful River and beautiful country you live in
Cracking video, from the set-up to the scary wading in ankle breaking water and the various quary that made it a watchable video . Thanks . Pete, Yorkshire UK👌🏻
That is a tough river to wade! Good god, man. Huge boulders, strong currents, then when he went downstream after that fish - I would've went down for sure. LOL. I would've chased that fish too, btw. Beautiful.
Dang the abuse that Lamson reel has seen is a real testament to it's durability as a cast aluminum reel I have the Lamson remix reel that uses the liquid spools but with a CNC aluminum body
yeah thats what they call it....cause its a half blood knot but its really an improved clinch knot. Im a BC native currently Living and fly fishing South Island NZ
What regulations are you talking about ? I have fished al lot of competittions. I fished the world championship in Bosnië a couple of years ago. According to fips mouche regulations we could not use a leader, more than twice the rod length. And with leader they ment the piece between flyline and fly. The clear segment is also something i've never heard of..🤔 Nice video by the way😎👍
@@ManicTackle Bugger! A tad out there! Unfortunately the furthest south I have fished is the Tongariro😢 will have to change that if I ever get the chance to return to NZ
I learned a lot! I was debating a 3 wt 10' or a 4 wt 10' and now I'm realizing that where I am in NY the 3 wt will serve me just fine!
Most #3's will turn heads of fish up to 3 pound. Once you start going above that the Primal Zone #4 will cover everything else.
Not sure which impressed me more your Mountain Goat like ability to stay upright or the whopping rainbow trout. Thanks for the feature.
Both are required elements for a day on the river :)
Nice video. I finally see someone who wades like me -- always falling forward! I've bashed my knuckles on rocks so many times. I guess I'm always so excited to get to the next cast that I go a little too fast. Lots of boulders and rocks in our Sierra Nevada rivers and creeks, too.
I'm confused on the "blood knot". In America, that is called a "clinch knot" and the "blood knot" is when you tie 2 pieces of line together.
Great video!
Yea, I think you might be right
@Gaston Schloop wanker
Nice video. I love Euro Nymphing. By far my favorite way to fish these days. Deadly effective!
Best nymphing video I have seen and I have seen a lot.From Ireland
Nice fish mate!!! Church eye!
So much good in this video and thanks a ton for making it and sharing it. Among so many other things I picked-up, I just noticed how you attach your net and I'm on it immediately lol. Cheers from Oregon USA mate. Beautiful River and beautiful country you live in
Always happy to help with the little things!
Cracking video, from the set-up to the scary wading in ankle breaking water and the various quary that made it a watchable video . Thanks . Pete, Yorkshire UK👌🏻
Nice video, superb presentation. Thanks for sharing!. Kind regards from down-under in NZ.
Congrats! Great catch!
Saludos desde Chile que belleza de arco macho
Brilliant video. Lovely big Rainbow ma man 🇬🇧
Great video. Thanks for the instructions.
That is a tough river to wade! Good god, man. Huge boulders, strong currents, then when he went downstream after that fish - I would've went down for sure. LOL. I would've chased that fish too, btw. Beautiful.
Dang the abuse that Lamson reel has seen is a real testament to it's durability as a cast aluminum reel I have the Lamson remix reel that uses the liquid spools but with a CNC aluminum body
They go good that's for sure!
Ok, so double nymphing is the way to go, going to go exclusive
Who sells that fly line ..can I buy this in tassie ...
Hi Alan, the good folks at Essential should be able to help out!
Cheers mate
Looks like a clinch knot to me attaching tippet ring & fly, I guess in NZ a clinch knot is called a blood knot??
yeah thats what they call it....cause its a half blood knot but its really an improved clinch knot. Im a BC native currently Living and fly fishing South Island NZ
Nice one cobber what brand/model is your backpack if you don't mind me asking looks like a decent size and waterproof?
Those red shorts!
Can you tell me what size line the reel is. Ive looked at them and they come in several sizes?
Mate, what Airflo zero weight fly line is it that you mentioned?
What regulations are you talking about ? I have fished al lot of competittions. I fished the world championship in Bosnië a couple of years ago. According to fips mouche regulations we could not use a leader, more than twice the rod length. And with leader they ment the piece between flyline and fly. The clear segment is also something i've never heard of..🤔 Nice video by the way😎👍
Lubin is fishing in New Zealand waters in this video. We have definite regulations regarding line set up for this style of fishing....
Which river are you fishing? it looks very much like the Ohinemuri river as it goes through the Karangahake gorge ??
Hi Kevin, keep heading south a bit mate, it's the mighty Whanganui.
@@ManicTackle Bugger! A tad out there! Unfortunately the furthest south I have fished is the Tongariro😢 will have to change that if I ever get the chance to return to NZ
What river is that?
Netting every single minnow with an enormous net is so bizarre. No need to even touch the fish...
mate,,your nymphs are backwards in your box...just sayin
You should NEVER turn your back to the river current...
Are those neoprene leggings your wearing ?
Hi Robin, no, just good old Simms Core base layers!
Cracky mate … caint understand the centimeter or millimeter…. Blymee mate !
Struth!