I watch a lot of flyfishermen, and to be honest, I really feel you're the first that analyzes the river, studies the fish, understands the techniques. I love the indicator setup. I use the same. Also Euro Nymph is my favorite as you can tell almost every take, but the fiber indicater is a close second. The bobber indicator you have tins of missed fish. Also, your roll casts are super accurate and impressive. I love long cast and setting the hook. Something about seeing 30 feet of line going tight. Just satisfying. I don't get that same feeling with anything else in the world.
I don't think it's an official brand. Just a small clear tube cut and I use wool to the same affect, but any kind of airy fiber should work. I have seen some at fly shops before but rarely since most use the bobber indicator.
Hi Gareth, nice to see you back on your old fishing ground. Big mistake not cleaning your gear from last fishing trip! Didymo Dave will have your guts for garters entering his Hini and bringing in all those foreign germs! Anyway, heaps of good size fish coming up the rivers and the TT Carpark should have a booking system in place to accommodate all the anglers. Shame that the access through the quarry is no longer available. Cheers mate. Harera
@FISHGUY GWAINE I've bumped into him a few times on the Hine but what impressed me the most was how he waded across parts of the river to clear hanging line and leaders and generally cleaning up other anglers casting mess.
Very much enjoyed this video, I really love how you are “real” showing the good, bad, beautiful and ugly. I enjoy your fly fishing videos more than anyone else at this time. Thanks so much for sharing and taking your valuable time to do this labor of love. And, thanks for sharing your nymphing system!
Thank you so much for description or your set up and gear, that is so useful. I’m planning a 3-4 week trip to the South Island Feb/March 2025 so have been watching all of your videos and dreaming of a chance to catch even one of these fish!
Well i wish i could go fishing in NZ, i'm from Calgary Alberta Canada in the Rocky Mountains witch is as Gorgeous but the fish are a bit smaller. I'm amaze of how many Big nice trout you can catches when the time is right in only one day. Keep the amazing content coming ,you will get to 200k subscribers this year. Can't wait for the next day and adventure to come.
@@derekgraziano9499 Yeah I’m from Québec and use to fish a lot when I was young and great fishing around but summer are shorter and colder here so trouts grow smaller but nice fishing none the less! Enjoy your 2022 season! Cheers!
@@danyboisvert5912 u2 sir ... I fish alot of rivers with trout runs from lake Erie and lake Ontario I also fish algonquin park for brook trout and lake trout.. Quebec had ker broo trout fishing
Ya dude. I live in Banff and although there’s a lot of great fishing, from what I’ve watched over the years about NZ, our fish(especially the Browns) just don’t grow as impressive as they do there.
Awesome mate, love all your videos! 6 months into learning to fly fish, and caught my first good fish yesterday in the Kaimanawas. Everything that caught me that fish I learned from your videos. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing your rig was good to see what you are using. Hopefully you crack 100K subs soon. Always enjoy your vids. Hopefully I'll get down that way again early next week.
good to see you back local Gareth, I need to get up there, all the reports of the great fish being caught have go me frothing, unfortunately I have other things that need doing, but I am sure it will fish well all winter and probably into next summer as well.
Winter in NZ , how I miss that 😂😂 Ireland at the moment is torrential rain and easterly winds 🤢 You guys are blessed. Great video Gareth , greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 Atb Tony
Great video especially the rig description ,just wish I’d watched it prior to spending the last two and a half days Matariki holiday on the Tongiriro and the TT catching nothing☹️you make it look so easy!
Hey, I think you should try OROS strike indicators. Their technology is something the strike indicator world has been missing for a very long time, I believe you would enjoy them, small, medium, or large sized!
The OROS strike indicator would be illegal here. It's classified as a float, which is illegal. The indicator has to be made of natural yarn. We can't have the rivers littered with bright coloured plastic balls.
enjoyed the intro was discussing loop fly rods with a major retailer a couple of weeks ago the only issue he has is that they are to cheap for the quality you get
Hi Gareth, nice vid again. I found it interesting that you put that lightweight egg below your heavier nymph. I just wondered where the egg would 'float'. Below, above or at the same level as the nymph? You obviously had good reasons to do so.
I’m the egg just drifts better when it’s trailing and not between weight is the main reason. I think it’s sits at a pretty similar level to the weightd nymph or split shot
I think I would have been tempted to try to remove the deep hook and line but probably end up killing the fish. I guess it may not make that difference ultimately but you are clearly right not to try
Also, can explain what the split shot is? I'm picturing a small sinker with a wedge out of it that you mould around the line. And what would be your strategy for this time of year? Still in the rivers, using an egg?
Thanks for the video. Could you tell me how you "tie" your Otter's egg flies. When I use them, they seem to come off the hook after a fish or two, so I'm curious about you you go about it.
You can overweight your rod yes, helpful in many scenarios and many people do it. But you know to know when and where it is appropriate. As the above says its puts much more compression on the blank and can overstress the blanks if you're casting to the backing. Also some line is lighter or heavier than others, when you're super experienced you can feel this in the cast, the rod doesn't compress properly or compresses heavily, leading you to weight up or down (Very rarely will you rate down line, nearly unheard of) mostly cheaper lines underweight their lines for cost cutting. In conclusion, if you're a beginner then keep the line weight the same as the rod.
Hi Gareth, great video, you looked like you were having a great time. I am heading up to the Hine tomorrow and was wondering what’s the best time of day to fish the Hine, if I could afford it I would get you to guild me bat as a guild is a bit out of my price range I will have to resort to being cheeky and asking for free advice… regards David
WOW!!! Ok so I have a fly rod but never caught anything on it, despite trying. So I use a spin rod instead. Now a good day for me is getting even a bite. If it hooks up, that's an amazing day. If I catch a fish, well let's just say it's a good year. So to see you hook so many and with a fly rod just blows my mind. I'm down in Dunedin. So maybe it's a location thing as well as knowledge/skill. I don't know. Any suggestions would be so appreciated. Rivers to try, time of year, guides, whatever. I feel like I'm missing out on an incredible hobby because of something obvious that I don't see.
Hi There, question, I have 2 rods and deciding to get back into my trout fishing, how do you know what line weight to put on your rod? Is it printed on the rod itself?
Hi there, I'll be dropping into Auckland next month. I would like to do some trout fishing is possible, both fly or spinner. Would you advise how could I plan my trip. I'll be spending abt 2 weeks there...
Hi Gareth, I am from the UK. Please kindly repeat what exactly were the nymphs called and what is the tiny brightful yellow fly you used at the point called ? Where can I purchase those tiny flouroscent flies you put at the point / end of the leader ? I hope you will kindly reply to these urgent enquiries. It is very much appreciated in this instance. Many Thanks.
I know this is super old video. But I used the Nz yarn indicator yesterday and it kept sinking and was facing “down” the whole time. What did I do wrogn? I couldn’t get it to face upward and float ?
Hey people! I just recently started RUclips and uploaded my first few videos. If you like outdoors, fishing and camping videos, you might wanna give it a try. Thank you so much and have good one!
ey you listen how about being humane and considerate to the fact that the fish is in water 40 degrees you are 98.6 so you basically burn the fish get a Glove is that that difficult
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I watch a lot of flyfishermen, and to be honest, I really feel you're the first that analyzes the river, studies the fish, understands the techniques. I love the indicator setup. I use the same. Also Euro Nymph is my favorite as you can tell almost every take, but the fiber indicater is a close second. The bobber indicator you have tins of missed fish. Also, your roll casts are super accurate and impressive. I love long cast and setting the hook. Something about seeing 30 feet of line going tight. Just satisfying. I don't get that same feeling with anything else in the world.
do you happen to know what kind of strike indicator he is using?
I don't think it's an official brand. Just a small clear tube cut and I use wool to the same affect, but any kind of airy fiber should work. I have seen some at fly shops before but rarely since most use the bobber indicator.
The 7wt casts that shooting head like a champ, nice.
Hi Gareth, nice to see you back on your old fishing ground. Big mistake not cleaning your gear from last fishing trip! Didymo Dave will have your guts for garters entering his Hini and bringing in all those foreign germs! Anyway, heaps of good size fish coming up the rivers and the TT Carpark should have a booking system in place to accommodate all the anglers. Shame that the access through the quarry is no longer available. Cheers mate. Harera
Yep, really surprised and disappointed that Gareth isn't respecting the Didymo code of conduct.
@FISHGUY GWAINE I've bumped into him a few times on the Hine but what impressed me the most was how he waded across parts of the river to clear hanging line and leaders and generally cleaning up other anglers casting mess.
Love you repping the Huge hoodie there. Great video as always!
Cheers mate
Very much enjoyed this video, I really love how you are “real” showing the good, bad, beautiful and ugly. I enjoy your fly fishing videos more than anyone else at this time. Thanks so much for sharing and taking your valuable time to do this labor of love. And, thanks for sharing your nymphing system!
Thanks Gareth it was good to show us your setup particularly your leader.
Thanks dude
Loved the shoutout @Hugeflyfisherman! Ben's a great guy. Thanks for another great video, Gareth.
Cheers mate
Thank you so much for description or your set up and gear, that is so useful. I’m planning a 3-4 week trip to the South Island Feb/March 2025 so have been watching all of your videos and dreaming of a chance to catch even one of these fish!
Well i wish i could go fishing in NZ, i'm from Calgary Alberta Canada in the Rocky Mountains witch is as Gorgeous but the fish are a bit smaller. I'm amaze of how many Big nice trout you can catches when the time is right in only one day. Keep the amazing content coming ,you will get to 200k subscribers this year. Can't wait for the next day and adventure to come.
We have killer trout fishing in Ontario Canada
@@derekgraziano9499 Yeah I’m from Québec and use to fish a lot when I was young and great fishing around but summer are shorter and colder here so trouts grow smaller but nice fishing none the less! Enjoy your 2022 season! Cheers!
@@danyboisvert5912 u2 sir ... I fish alot of rivers with trout runs from lake Erie and lake Ontario I also fish algonquin park for brook trout and lake trout.. Quebec had ker broo trout fishing
Ya dude. I live in Banff and although there’s a lot of great fishing, from what I’ve watched over the years about NZ, our fish(especially the Browns) just don’t grow as impressive as they do there.
@@derekgraziano9499 ya i caught a 24 inch rainbow not long ago
Awesome mate, love all your videos! 6 months into learning to fly fish, and caught my first good fish yesterday in the Kaimanawas. Everything that caught me that fish I learned from your videos. Cheers!
Awesome mate
Thanks for sharing your rig was good to see what you are using. Hopefully you crack 100K subs soon. Always enjoy your vids. Hopefully I'll get down that way again early next week.
Cheers bud. Always good to here from u . Let’s get a TT day in this winter
@@TroutHuntingNZ that would be great. I'll let you know when I'm down again.
As always..thank you Gareth! Cant wait to get nack over there in 2 months!
Really enjoying your videos. Inspiring fishing locations and practical advice. Keeping going!
I love a good 'how to ' video, keep up the good work!!
Cheers mate
good to see you back local Gareth, I need to get up there, all the reports of the great fish being caught have go me frothing, unfortunately I have other things that need doing, but I am sure it will fish well all winter and probably into next summer as well.
Yep things are looking promising for the rivers next few seasons
Nice some good healthy fish in the last pool.
I am hopping to get into some fish tomorrow thanks for the tips.
Great vid keep them coming.
Cheers mate
Don't hop too much, it scares the fish away.
Great video Bro! Thanks for the in depth info and great attitude as always 👊🏼
Two fish, one case nicely done sir!
Winter in NZ , how I miss that 😂😂 Ireland at the moment is torrential rain and easterly winds 🤢 You guys are blessed. Great video Gareth , greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 Atb Tony
Cheers mate
Love seeing setup parts of fishing videos. Really help me learn 👍
Loved it. Thanks for the gear run through.
No problem . Thanks heaps
Gosh I'm glad U fixed that line loop around your rod, it was driving me bonkers 😂
Hahaha no problem bud. It was driving my mad while editing it aswell 😂
Ahahaha I’m glad I’m not the only one! Great video though!
Nice work, lovely river! Girl fish are "Budette's" 😂👍✌
Cheers
Really enjoyed this one!
Great looking fish🎣👍😊
Learnt a lot tonight thank you Gareth
Thanks mate
As always, bloody good watch bro!
Cheers bro 🤙
Great video especially the rig description ,just wish I’d watched it prior to spending the last two and a half days Matariki holiday on the Tongiriro and the TT catching nothing☹️you make it look so easy!
Cheers buddy you will get ‘‘em next timen
Epic session
Cheers bud
Your first catch is awesome. I like your videos ❤️🏅🎖️
Cheers
Great vid, thanks for sharing!
Thanks
Hey, I think you should try OROS strike indicators. Their technology is something the strike indicator world has been missing for a very long time, I believe you would enjoy them, small, medium, or large sized!
Cheers
The OROS strike indicator would be illegal here. It's classified as a float, which is illegal. The indicator has to be made of natural yarn. We can't have the rivers littered with bright coloured plastic balls.
They would be illegal in this licence district.
Great vid Gareth
Thanks
Solid work boss 🔥
Thanks mate
enjoyed the intro was discussing loop fly rods with a major retailer a couple of weeks ago the only issue he has is that they are to cheap for the quality you get
Sounds about right. Cheers bud
Catching that line wrap cracked me up
Hahah yeah me too
Hi Gareth, nice vid again. I found it interesting that you put that lightweight egg below your heavier nymph. I just wondered where the egg would 'float'. Below, above or at the same level as the nymph? You obviously had good reasons to do so.
I’m the egg just drifts better when it’s trailing and not between weight is the main reason. I think it’s sits at a pretty similar level to the weightd nymph or split shot
@@TroutHuntingNZ Yeah, thought so too. I will experiment with it coming month.
Great to see you back out! Simple question for a simpleton... on your rig where are you putting the split shot... above or between your flies?
Cheers mate mainly between flies but some time above
great question mate haha. was gonna ask the same thing. i need to fond out how he gets those casts away
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Outstanding
I think I would have been tempted to try to remove the deep hook and line but probably end up killing the fish. I guess it may not make that difference ultimately but you are clearly right not to try
Na best to leave it. Fish are quite resilient
Also, can explain what the split shot is? I'm picturing a small sinker with a wedge out of it that you mould around the line. And what would be your strategy for this time of year? Still in the rivers, using an egg?
Like your vids you should come to the matarua river I got a easy 13 lb Brown.
Bahaha bull crap u did. Where? A sea run trout or a salmon at the mataura falls but not a brown in the main parts of the mataura river
Thanks for the video. Could you tell me how you "tie" your Otter's egg flies. When I use them, they seem to come off the hook after a fish or two, so I'm curious about you you go about it.
Another great video. Just in regards to rod and line weight,can you use a 7 weight line on a 6 weight rod?
You can overweight your rod yes, helpful in many scenarios and many people do it. But you know to know when and where it is appropriate. As the above says its puts much more compression on the blank and can overstress the blanks if you're casting to the backing. Also some line is lighter or heavier than others, when you're super experienced you can feel this in the cast, the rod doesn't compress properly or compresses heavily, leading you to weight up or down (Very rarely will you rate down line, nearly unheard of) mostly cheaper lines underweight their lines for cost cutting. In conclusion, if you're a beginner then keep the line weight the same as the rod.
7x rod is the name of the loop rod. Which happens to be a 6#
Generally yes you can. . Some good answers above
hello just wondering what length is your leader?
12ft
Great video! When are you going to have Ben on with you? Is it in the works?
Some time for sure
@@TroutHuntingNZ good stuff!
Hi mate, mean video! I know it’s not really your area but do u know if any good rivers for fly fishing nearish Dunedin?
Na not really sorry. Hit up Dylan booth
Mean day mate
Cheers
Hey Gareth, do you need a taupo license to fish the Tongariro?
Yes sir. Any river that flows on to the lake requires a Taupo license
As Always Love your vids💪🏿 like to see you make up your leader Lengths & what knot’s you use? Otherwise Awesome💪🏿🦅
Hi Gareth, great video, you looked like you were having a great time. I am heading up to the Hine tomorrow and was wondering what’s the best time of day to fish the Hine, if I could afford it I would get you to guild me bat as a guild is a bit out of my price range I will have to resort to being cheeky and asking for free advice… regards David
Cheers mate. The hine fishes well all day long. Can be slightly better early and late but you will find fish
you NZ guys are a lot friendlier than us New Englanders. we could take some lessons on how to share water.
Yeah just got to live with it. Most anglers are polite and there are unspoken rules about how to approach when somebody is already fishing
Wow, a great video. Where about in NZ? Which River this if you can please share the location 📍 thank you
Hi mate this is one of lake Taupo’s tributaries
@@TroutHuntingNZ Thank you 🙏
WOW!!! Ok so I have a fly rod but never caught anything on it, despite trying. So I use a spin rod instead. Now a good day for me is getting even a bite. If it hooks up, that's an amazing day. If I catch a fish, well let's just say it's a good year. So to see you hook so many and with a fly rod just blows my mind. I'm down in Dunedin. So maybe it's a location thing as well as knowledge/skill. I don't know. Any suggestions would be so appreciated. Rivers to try, time of year, guides, whatever. I feel like I'm missing out on an incredible hobby because of something obvious that I don't see.
Great video
Thanks!
Hi There, question, I have 2 rods and deciding to get back into my trout fishing, how do you know what line weight to put on your rod? Is it printed on the rod itself?
Hey mate how would I get started on fly fishing I’m Aus but want to learn and head to nz
Heaps on you tube. Or get a guide is a great way to start. I just started trying, took me 3 months to catch my first fish😂
Hi there, I'll be dropping into Auckland next month. I would like to do some trout fishing is possible, both fly or spinner. Would you advise how could I plan my trip. I'll be spending abt 2 weeks there...
Hi Gareth, I am from the UK. Please kindly repeat what exactly were the nymphs called and what is the tiny brightful yellow fly you used at the point called ? Where can I purchase those tiny flouroscent flies you put at the point / end of the leader ? I hope you will kindly reply to these urgent enquiries. It is very much appreciated in this instance. Many Thanks.
Yellow was just a mini otters egg
Hi what would be a good cheaper rod with the same specs?
What happened to check clean dry?
I just did the dry part. It’s mud from a track not a river
I know this is super old video. But I used the Nz yarn indicator yesterday and it kept sinking and was facing “down” the whole time. What did I do wrogn? I couldn’t get it to face upward and float ?
great vid, link to the eggs you use?
Cheers mate just google clear drift eggs
Thanks bud
@@TroutHuntingNZ Thank you very mutch... have a nice Weekend.... see you….
Thanks Garreht
Cheers
why didnt you take the hook out of the rainbow that had an other hook inside?
Great one:)
Cheers
Winter solstice?
Yes sir An my mums birthday .
Wow man
Mean fish bro
Cheers
why when i fish i see them and the bait is right infront of them but they wont eat it
Wrong bait
Nice video
Cheers
Hammer ‘em for me, bro!
Where do you out your splitshot? Awesome video
Don’t think there’s a split shot just a tungsten nymph as enough weight!
Normally goes above the first fly Mark 😊
Aren't trout invasive to new Zealand? Why do you release the fish? I'm just curious.
The easiest way to catch a lot of trout, is to fish a river where there are a lot of trout.
Good video, but the line wrap was killing me. Nice flexy rod.
😂😂😂
Hey people! I just recently started RUclips and uploaded my first few videos. If you like outdoors, fishing and camping videos, you might wanna give it a try. Thank you so much and have good one!
Your a bloody gun bro
Dynamite. The easy way is dynamite.
Winter fishing and still in a short sleeve. Jealous haha
Hahah yeah winter are pretty mild round here
First
鯉のようだ。
Chur bro
Cheers bra
Really cheap ( only a couple hundred dollars) 😂😂
That’s cheap for simms 😂
ey you listen how about being humane and considerate to the fact that the fish is in water 40 degrees you are 98.6 so you basically burn the fish get a Glove is that that difficult
Wow this is a a new one…. One you made up!
@TroutHuntingNZ He has a magical thumb, his source is beyond reproach! 😂