Walk & Wade Streamer Fishing for Trout | Madison River Montana
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Bob Jacklin guides Colin McKeown on a walk & wade exploration of the Madison River near West Yellowstone, Montana. Bob teaches Colin how to properly present streamers, about fly patterns to use and especially what fly lines are right for the job in this type of river system. Lots of great information from one of the legends of fly fishing. This full-length video was originally recorded in 2004.
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17 down votes? Some people are just miserable sons of guns. That was thoroughly enjoyable and informative.
A magic place in the US. Regret not fishing in this state while cycling the Trans-American Cycle trail in 1980 shortly after Mt. St Helens erupted. I am now an old guy living on American memories and the wonderful people I met. I fish weekly on in my wilderness steams down-under in NZ. I enjoyed your enthusiastic informative video. Keep up the videos. Kind regards.
Hope you get a chance to go back, take care
Just want to say thanks for the video. I have been fishing since my grandmother let me hold her cane pole and taught me how to put a worm on a hook in 1945. My work has taken me to many, many countries, but only rarely did I get a day to fish. Only in the last ten years of the 80 that God has let me live on this earth did I have the time and opportunity to work with a professional guide and do some serious trout fishing here in Western NC. Fishing without a guide is like playing any sport without a coach. Now I am confident that I can catch fish most days instead of 'wish fishing' without knowing which end of the rod the line comes out of. These videos are really wonderful. Thanks again.
Donald Yelton that’s awesome Donald, fishing is something that brings us all closer together!
Great video. Old man still got it.
The guide here gives great tips
Last summer on the Truckee river on the CA side I was stalking along a grassy bank and spooked a big brown but he didn't go far. Waited a few minutes and this fish was under my feet! So I crouched down,made a short cast and like something out of a movie he slowly rose up to my Royal humpy dry fly. I measured the fish at 22.5 inches. Biggest fish I caught on a fly rod. Also landed an 18" rainbow that evening on the same fly.
Thanks for the great story, appreciate you sharing!
Thanks for replaying this video. I am looking forward to spending a lot of time on the lower Madison this summer.
Have fun!
Just love these videos I’ve been fly fishing since I was a kid with rod and worm but fly fishing has been a great part of my life mostly over here in Scotland but I have fished in Alaska and BC and that was fantastic and I still keep in touch with friends from America and Canada all lovely people so thanks for your videos specially now we are in lockdown over here and can’t get out fishing but we shall overcome this virus and get back to doing what we love so stay safe to you all and tight lines for the future.✊🏴🎣
Thanks Marshall for your kind words and we look forward to seeing you back in Canada/USA soon! All the best to Scottish anglers
Great video...thanks for the tips. Will be fishing there in early September. Really looking forward to it.
Loved the video and the tuition
Great video! Bob definitely knows his stuff he’s a star in the West Yellowstone area. I live in Bozeman and I fish the upper & lower Madison often, it’s awesome! I jig the Wooley Bugger on the Madison and on the Gallatin I dead drift it w a worm or rubber leg underneath 👌🏽
I fish west a couple times a year I love that area to no end
Nice video, that river looks beautiful!
It was!
Colin’s necklace would make Mr. T blush.
Bravo
Nice video Colin 👍🎣. Fantastic tips and information 😉
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent video! I’ve had good success with wooly buggers but primarily in still water on an intermediate sink tip. As Bob said in the video they seem to strike when the fly is falling. I like holographic purple body with black hackle and tail. In rivers I like Kelly Gallup’s Circus Peanut or Zoo Cougar fished down stream as opposed to cross or up current. A second option is to dead drift cross current into undercut banks or cover and then make a fast retrieve after a few feet of drift. Interested in other successful strategies, retrieves, streamers etc. Most of my fishing is in CA and UT.
Thanks for these insightful points on streamer fishing, sure everyone will gain valued knowledge from them. Cheers
Muy bueno 👍
Recently I was fishing with larger streamers and The guy I was with said I should not set the hook by lifting the rod with streamers that I should line set. I did miss a very large brown that took my streamer by lifting. Any suggestions?
I would agree with your friend, strip-set is a better way to hook a trout with streamers. Lifting we have lost many fish as well
Don't walk over to the other bank to fish or you'll get yelled at.
No some people are just INTELLIGENT..!! listening to boring old pharts catching tiny little trout fishing downstream on a featureless river..
I wouldn't purposely drive a mile to catch a Brown.