Fly Fishing Washington State Puget Sound in August [Series Episode #22]
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- In this episode we are fly fishing for Silver Salmon and Pink Salmon. We fly fish with Colin Flanagan from Flanagan Fly Fishing (www.flanaganfl...) , using dry fly poppers and wet flies to catch and release hard fighting fish. We are on the water as the sun comes up and cross the water to shores of Whidbey Island in search of feeding salmon. We cast and pull wet flies, catching and releasing some nice fish very close to shore. Then we find a school of feeding fish and it is time for the poppers. An incredible way to fish for salmon in the Sound. Casting into feeding fish and actively pulling the popper and anticipating the attack. So much fun. I hope you enjoy this episode.
Fishing with Ladin: Fly Fishing TV Show's primary purpose is to inform the public about fly fishing techniques and places to fish in the Western United States. We endeavor to inspires young and old to enjoy the outdoors. Travel the Northwest with us as we reveal the beauty of nature and the practice of catch and release fly fishing through an entertaining format that is fast-paced and humorous.
I used to catch these fish from shore as a kid. Right in the same place. Great fishery.
Love this video. I want to go try it. But I'm pretty sure that was NOT a 6 pound fish and no way it was 7. Maybe 4#.
Sea-run Cutthroat are a jolt as well. They don't get as big as Coho but they fight like a super charged Westslope.
Good to know. We are hoping to connect with Collin again and go after Sea-runs.
Nice job, I want to get into fly fishing !
Great!
I've been to that spot a bunch of times it Rock!!!! Any way to show a pic of that gurgler fly?
I do not have any. Maybe call Colin and Flanagan Fly Fishing or The Confluence Fly Shop.
what guid is this
Flanagan Fly Fishing www.flanaganflyfishing.com/
I like your videos because there’s so many of them and I love fly fishing, & the PNW, but Jesus H. Christ, point the rod directly at the fly, and strip set. It’s not hard.