That was perfect. Keep it up. When I was young I only enjoyed the catch. Anymore I enjoy the the fight of the mighty fish. Well played. Four pound tippet and twenty pound Trout. I love it.
love the vid's Kevin. Been some good flows in that river this season... Was lucky to come across a 9.48 lb sea run last weekend which had made it's home in a shady pool well up river, lost most of its silver colour but was in great condition. Will be trying my luck with some Salmon fishing this weekend, cheers
Hi Tim, yes it has been a good season in that river with many fish in the 5-7lb range being caught. The condition factor is amazing this year on nearly all the fish I've had. That trout you caught must have been a real stunner.
just a hint mate... to load / string up your flyrod faster.. strip 3 meter out of the reel.. softly double over the last few cm, then push that thru the guides.. much easier and faster.. great river..
Not criticizing but I would have had my rod tip pointed at the river bank on your side to get his head turned. That has always helped me on bigger fish, I strip them in more than getting them on the reel also but to each their own. Beautiful spot and enjoyed watching you fish....tight lines my friend.
I Remember the ones I loose, more so than the ones I land. One that is still fresh in my mind occurred on Wolf Creek, near Wolf Creek Pass, in SW Colorado! I hooked a Rainbow and it took off down stream, made two jumps and was gone, took me into the backing that one did! That was 26 years ago, and it's like it was yesterday!
That is an incredible area, drove through there several times from Denver on our way to the San Juan. Fall is absolutely the best with all the aspens mixed in. Were you visiting or?
Well it's my five day stop on the way to the San Juan- I fish the area for about a week and then go down to the San Juan for a week or two! Most years, I leave right after labor day, my work generally ends for the year around that time and I just go on a road trip, and fish from Sept to mid or end of October when Rifle Deer Season starts! On the way back I always hit the fall steelhead in the Great Lakes region!
I gotta agree with the ones you lose. Though not big by most people's standards, I hooked a cutthroat in a creek not far from where I live and you could step over he creek in most places. Probably around 14". But i had to go down to 1 lb tippet and he broke me off four trips in two years. I still get a smile at that one.
When you thread your fly rod, don’t poke the tippet up thru each runner, because when you drop it the weight of the fly line pulls it back thru all the runners & you have to start again. Instead fold the flyline double & poke the loop up thru each runner, until it’s out of the tip guide THEN drag the tippet thru. If you drop the flyline while threading up, it only goes one runner back & the doubles loop catches in the next guide & you haven’t lost all that time wasted that could have been spent with a fly in the water. For a guide who doesn’t know how to thread a fly rod you cast & hook trout pretty well! Once you learn how to play them you could be dangerous! 😂👍
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There's an element of skill involved in landing a big fish,no doubt,but it don't hurt to have a little good luck on your side either... Enjoy your videos.
Nice sight fishing. I enjoy the same stalking up here in Alaska but it's a bead most of the time. Nothing wrong with a long distance release. Well done none the less
A good trick to loose less bigones is this get a 15lb tippet, on 3' of 15lb florocarbon, 3' 25 lb blue and 18" of 30lb hard type. Get a reel you can palm and let off the drag completely just use enough to keep from casting out line on a dead drift. Then use the tip of your rod as the drag and palm to less than the breaking point. You can tell when the fish is running away against your palm when the fish stops for a break reel in making it a loss gain fight. This way you tire out the fish who will eventually swim towards you in an attempt to make it to the bottom where big fish will rub there face on the sand and rocks to break you off. If you are getting them to strip you out your set up is not right. Even with smaller test lines a fish that runs off thinks that it will break off there is angleing tricks to keep this from being the case. Florocarbon is definitely a strong idea because it disappears in the water.
I still find it amazing that we can use 15lb leader in clear water like this. I've landed a lot of fish I probably would have lost if it weren't for fluorocarbon.
Any reason why you didn't wade out towards him?? Especially after losing the first one. I'd have been stripping like hell and walking towards him to keep from the bushes. What a PERFECT run of water though. I'd never fish anywhere else.
I lost a big Hen salmon on the Miramachi river New Brunswick Canada, the Blackville pool, She pulled , I raised the rod set the hook, She bolted, never broke water like a buck would have, nope she ran for home like a train. My reel has never screamed like that, no way to follow, she was on a mission get up stream, after seconds that felt longer a final pop was all I heard and she was gone. I am just guessing she was 40lbs Salmon, I will never know ?
Wyatt Moore You won't regret it Monday night I landed two 22" Browns and lost a third that was much bigger.. The river comes from under the Dam at Table Rock lake so it stays 55 degrees year round.. Ideal for big trout
Wyatt Moore only about a day of driving. 😜 When I was stationed in Germany I met a club of fly fishermen who sent members all the way out to Arkansas just to fish the White
+Kevinohanlons yea works perfect man, was going to get myself a GoPro an record a few off my days on the rivers an lakes. Keep at them mate tight lines
Hey Kev, love your videos but it always amazes me how many fish you seem to hook from side on or even slightly upstream. How do you get into position without spooking them?!
Saw the fish jump...That is NOT a big trout...I have caught browns in the Smokies much bigger...Biggest was a 9 1/2 lb brown on 2lb test line using a 24th oz roostertail...
Not sure I would post a video like this. Then again, I use a spinning reel and my trout don't get away. From what I do know about fly fishing... you need to be more aggressive and let your rod be the shock absorber. If you're going for ocean run browns, they can get pretty big and strong, you need some strong gear and strong moves.
K D fortunately, the opinion of a spin fisherman is worth, in a fly fishing forum, the same as a fart in open air. Yes, there are things the angler could have done to catch the fish, but you’re in no condition to speak. Apples and oranges, or better, a T bone versus a Wagyu Steak.
Was ist los? Kann nicht eine Flugschnur einfädeln??...Das werfen auch nicht toll, ebenso die Schnurführung....! Fangen Fische aber, wahrscheinlich Fisch reiche Gewässer, die wenig Fischereidruck ausgesetzt sind!! Nur so erklärbar, ach ja, Glück!! 😎😎👍👍😇🎣🎣
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That was perfect. Keep it up. When I was young I only enjoyed the catch. Anymore I enjoy the the fight of the mighty fish. Well played. Four pound tippet and twenty pound Trout. I love it.
Experienced fish.....we've all been humbled by them that's but thsts part of why we go...awesome footage nice looking water
Man I miss flyfishing. Just everything about it makes it my favorite type of fishing.
love the vid's Kevin. Been some good flows in that river this season... Was lucky to come across a 9.48 lb sea run last weekend which had made it's home in a shady pool well up river, lost most of its silver colour but was in great condition. Will be trying my luck with some Salmon fishing this weekend, cheers
Hi Tim, yes it has been a good season in that river with many fish in the 5-7lb range being caught. The condition factor is amazing this year on nearly all the fish I've had.
That trout you caught must have been a real stunner.
just a hint mate... to load / string up your flyrod faster.. strip 3 meter out of the reel.. softly double over the last few cm, then push that thru the guides.. much easier and faster.. great river..
Not criticizing but I would have had my rod tip pointed at the river bank on your side to get his head turned. That has always helped me on bigger fish, I strip them in more than getting them on the reel also but to each their own. Beautiful spot and enjoyed watching you fish....tight lines my friend.
I Remember the ones I loose, more so than the ones I land. One that is still fresh in my mind occurred on Wolf Creek, near Wolf Creek Pass, in SW Colorado! I hooked a Rainbow and it took off down stream, made two jumps and was gone, took me into the backing that one did! That was 26 years ago, and it's like it was yesterday!
George Semel awe good memories love that area
So do I, it's one of my favorite parts of the country, you and fish a lot and not see another soul too!
That is an incredible area, drove through there several times from Denver on our way to the San Juan. Fall is absolutely the best with all the aspens mixed in. Were you visiting or?
Well it's my five day stop on the way to the San Juan- I fish the area for about a week and then go down to the San Juan for a week or two! Most years, I leave right after labor day, my work generally ends for the year around that time and I just go on a road trip, and fish from Sept to mid or end of October when Rifle Deer Season starts! On the way back I always hit the fall steelhead in the Great Lakes region!
I gotta agree with the ones you lose. Though not big by most people's standards, I hooked a cutthroat in a creek not far from where I live and you could step over he creek in most places. Probably around 14". But i had to go down to 1 lb tippet and he broke me off four trips in two years. I still get a smile at that one.
i love that sound of squeaky reel 😃 next time you get him... 😜🍀🍀
My nightmare when they run under structures it's almost 99.5% certainty a lost battle! It's so entertaining fishing with underpowered line though.
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Nice video. What a great looking river. Love to fly fish NZ one day.
Wow nice fishing greetings from Bacolod City Philippines😇❤💪
Background sounds so beautiful
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Loosing a big fish stinks. Lost a big rainbow a few years ago , still eats at me. Maby next time. Enjoyed your post.
When you thread your fly rod, don’t poke the tippet up thru each runner, because when you drop it the weight of the fly line pulls it back thru all the runners & you have to start again. Instead fold the flyline double & poke the loop up thru each runner, until it’s out of the tip guide THEN drag the tippet thru. If you drop the flyline while threading up, it only goes one runner back & the doubles loop catches in the next guide & you haven’t lost all that time wasted that could have been spent with a fly in the water. For a guide who doesn’t know how to thread a fly rod you cast & hook trout pretty well!
Once you learn how to play them you could be dangerous! 😂👍
Its great listening to your drag "sing"
Lots of song birds in the background! Looks and sounds like a beautiful site! Keep a hook in the water ! Thanks
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Cái này là hoàn cảnh khác nhau thì sự việc khác
Nói về chụp hình quay lén với mục đích????
Trên đường lộ nhựa
Tui đi bộ ra ngoài sông câu cá ....con chim và con rắn chết ...(hai con này để chung một chỗ)
Tên xe ráp chạy vòng vòng làm như mới biết phát hiện
.rồi nói ..." ...em thấy trước ....anh biết con gì không .... (ý tên này hỏi đây là chim tên gọi là gì)
Chim gì chim gì
@@toanleuc1953 what the fuck is that supposed to mean did you put a curse on him or what
1:46...LOOKS LIKE OUR CAT...AS HE WATCHES THE MOUSE RUN ACROSS THE FLOOR RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM AND NEVER MOVES...LOL
New subscriber here from Oregon. 👍
Thanks mate
Awesome finishing
There's an element of skill involved in landing a big fish,no doubt,but it don't hurt to have a little good luck on your side either... Enjoy your videos.
Nice sight fishing. I enjoy the same stalking up here in Alaska but it's a bead most of the time. Nothing wrong with a long distance release. Well done none the less
A good trick to loose less bigones is this get a 15lb tippet, on 3' of 15lb florocarbon, 3' 25 lb blue and 18" of 30lb hard type. Get a reel you can palm and let off the drag completely just use enough to keep from casting out line on a dead drift. Then use the tip of your rod as the drag and palm to less than the breaking point. You can tell when the fish is running away against your palm when the fish stops for a break reel in making it a loss gain fight. This way you tire out the fish who will eventually swim towards you in an attempt to make it to the bottom where big fish will rub there face on the sand and rocks to break you off. If you are getting them to strip you out your set up is not right. Even with smaller test lines a fish that runs off thinks that it will break off there is angleing tricks to keep this from being the case. Florocarbon is definitely a strong idea because it disappears in the water.
I still find it amazing that we can use 15lb leader in clear water like this. I've landed a lot of fish I probably would have lost if it weren't for fluorocarbon.
Reminds me of steelhead fishing in Southeast Alaska!
Better than a good day at work .
Geoffrey Carpenter not if you fish for a living. LoL.
I guess the fish don't get that big by being dumb. Awesome clip brother! Adrenaline pumping.
Nice country. I could hang out there for a while.
Any reason why you didn't wade out towards him??
Especially after losing the first one. I'd have been stripping like hell and walking towards him to keep from the bushes.
What a PERFECT run of water though.
I'd never fish anywhere else.
nothing says wilderness like driving your volvo up to the waters edge. wot a tooooooooooooooooool
Volvo? Wilderness?? What are you on about?
@@Kevinohanlons where are u that u can slap the water and still hock something. WOW. U NEED to b unpamepered!! So we're the fish starving?
@@bradapplebury9340 Sorry, but I can't understand your writing!
Looks like trout heaven.....
OMG, beautiful place for fishing so defren river in Indonesia..
AND no snakes to worry about.
I liked👍👍 good job
I lost a big Hen salmon on the Miramachi river New Brunswick Canada, the Blackville pool, She pulled , I raised the rod set the hook, She bolted, never broke water like a buck would have, nope she ran for home like a train. My reel has never screamed like that, no way to follow, she was on a mission get up stream, after seconds that felt longer a final pop was all I heard and she was gone. I am just guessing she was 40lbs Salmon, I will never know ?
Great sound next time 🤞🏻 great video
You've been played baby!
nice hunting nice video congratulations👍
what a nice looking spot. I haven't seen anything like that yet in America...
Wyatt Moore if you are in America and are interested in Brownies
Check out Cotter Arkansas, on the White River
World class fish
David Marklein thanks I'll look into it!
Wyatt Moore
You won't regret it
Monday night I landed two 22" Browns and lost a third that was much bigger.. The river comes from under the Dam at Table Rock lake so it stays 55 degrees year round.. Ideal for big trout
David Marklein the only problem is I'm in Ohio and nowhere near there 😂
Wyatt Moore only about a day of driving. 😜
When I was stationed in Germany I met a club of fly fishermen who sent members all the way out to Arkansas just to fish the White
in malaysia we call this fish is *sikang* mantap💪
That's why it's called Fishing..
Turn em or lose em. Turn rod horizontal, that’s where the stopping power is.
Omg what a location - keep that a secret !!
Awesome. Love smart fish..
Next time you should try in reservation lake because this guy along time ago caught a big brown trout three feet tall
It's in arizona
Definitely should have used a lure and much higher pound test on your line. You could have reeled the fish in no problem.
That was awesome great job!
nothing finer than a big fish on a fly rod
Thank you
Beautiful spot.
Very good mr,👍🛎👍
Amezing your fishing
That counts as 1 in my book...its not about the catching...its about being right.
Lost count how many times i have been smoked like that.
It doesn't normally happen to me that often, but it's a bit of a thrill when it does to be honest!
Great wee clip
Where is it tell me plzzz
hang in there you will you will become a better fishermen ...
Nice looking river
Walk back to the bank, tighten your drag abit and maybe use stronger leader
Fold your fly line in a small loop and thread your guides with that, way easier.....
That's fishing kev lol. keep at them buddy, can I ask what camera an mount you use.?
I use a Canon Legria hfm 31..I have found a way of mounting it to my cap by using the fitting on a camera tripod..works ok?
+Kevinohanlons yea works perfect man, was going to get myself a GoPro an record a few off my days on the rivers an lakes. Keep at them mate tight lines
back casting with flyrod
Spot beutiful. I like
ahh the amount of slack in the line :( but I have never fly fished before.
Hey Kev, love your videos but it always amazes me how many fish you seem to hook from side on or even slightly upstream. How do you get into position without spooking them?!
I don't know lol..I just do it
Alan Ferguson... One thing you can do is to NOT let your shadow cast over the water in front of you!
Awesome!
Do you fish barb less??
I'm relieved to see it happens to you too Kevin
Not often, but it does occasionally..
Is there big crocs u got to watch out for
What presentation are you using?
Wild trout? Is there tame ones?
Stocked
Come to Colorado, US for some prime fly fishing in our rivers and streams.
Elizabeth McKinley we don’t need to tell everybody 😏😂
Southern Alberta! Lynx Creek, Crowsnest River, Bow River. Some of the BEST on planet. Multiple species & monster Bull Trout. See ya out there.
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Beautiful river
Come to Kashmir u enjoy troth fishing here
Oh the fish lost!!! Eats at you forever those fish that smoke you !!!
Surprised to see you walking them downstream into the brush.
I feel your pain.
Who would take their phone fly fishing for wild brown trout? And why?
Most people
nice clear Water 😊 next time Dude. petri ☺
Good fishing
Saw the fish jump...That is NOT a big trout...I have caught browns in the Smokies much bigger...Biggest was a 9 1/2 lb brown on 2lb test line using a 24th oz roostertail...
Jealous Aussie mainlander! :-)
Sure it's the thrill of the chase. None on the bank but entertaining anyway.
EPIC
Not sure I would post a video like this. Then again, I use a spinning reel and my trout don't get away. From what I do know about fly fishing... you need to be more aggressive and let your rod be the shock absorber. If you're going for ocean run browns, they can get pretty big and strong, you need some strong gear and strong moves.
K D fortunately, the opinion of a spin fisherman is worth, in a fly fishing forum, the same as a fart in open air. Yes, there are things the angler could have done to catch the fish, but you’re in no condition to speak. Apples and oranges, or better, a T bone versus a Wagyu Steak.
Stick to your spin fishing bro
i would have dove in mate. fish heavier or lose fish. nice one though!
Big fish .
Was ist los? Kann nicht eine Flugschnur einfädeln??...Das werfen auch nicht toll, ebenso die Schnurführung....!
Fangen Fische aber, wahrscheinlich Fisch reiche Gewässer, die wenig Fischereidruck ausgesetzt sind!! Nur so erklärbar, ach ja, Glück!!
😎😎👍👍😇🎣🎣
great video!!!
where's the fish????
The big one that got away.
What river is that? Cheers
I forgot
Best answer fom a true expert angler.
lol...this is how we keep our " honey holes " ...secret...
1FM
Lake George, NY
Woooww....
you called IT a HIM before you could even see IT. Sorry it's just something I noticed. Lol.
Just habit lol
write around 1:45 you can see one come out for it
Browns usually don’t jump
ruclips.net/video/TIEjt-YWYGk/видео.html They jump more than bows imo
big salmo back to the wood ha ha
Humane effort..It is acceptable to spin cast though..
Good
I want one fishing rod set
I call "fish story." We never saw fish. Could have been his mate in th water.
Bummer 🇨🇦👍
All is fair in love and war
Three 20+lb brown Trout drowned/ate my Pa
You needed to get in the water.... not like its infested with CROCODILES.
Need more training ...😀😀😀
ruclips.net/video/qpbG8WDdQtM/видео.html You might enjoy this clip