Q&A | #22 - FURLED LEADERS Explained + Creep in CASTING + More!

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

Комментарии • 38

  • @Madriveroutfitters
    @Madriveroutfitters  5 лет назад +14

    Thanks for watching! Hope these answers added to your arsenal of fly fishing knowledge! Stay tuned, lots more coming. 🤙

    • @darius7643
      @darius7643 2 года назад

      What is the typical casting distance in feet for a splitcane flyrod and is easier to get more distance with a sinking tip flyline

    • @Madriveroutfitters
      @Madriveroutfitters  2 года назад

      @@darius7643 Please contact the shop directly with your questions and they will be happy to help. Thanks.

  • @wallywebb1538
    @wallywebb1538 5 лет назад +17

    thank you for what you do on the youtube community, really appreciate the fly fishing knowledge you share.

    • @Madriveroutfitters
      @Madriveroutfitters  5 лет назад

      Thanks a ton. It's our pleasure. We appreciate you watching and hope you will consider supporting the shop.

  • @SpaklesDr
    @SpaklesDr 5 лет назад +3

    A thanks to you Brian...I recently decided I needed a new hobby while on the backpacking trail. I'm a weekend warrior as I have a job and a family. I like to take pictures on the trail but decided to get back into fishing (my dad took me bait fishing many times as a kid). I watched your 14 part series on getting started and decided on a 3wt to backpack with. My first trip was a few weekends ago and I managed to snag 9 trout over 2 days. It was an amazing experience...loved every second of it. My heart goes out to Hayden...because my first fly fishing attempt was sublime. Best of luck to him in the future. But anyway thanks for the intro into fly fishing...(I love it way more than bait fishing lol)

  • @icefisher1171
    @icefisher1171 3 года назад +1

    I am looking forward to your book. Thank you for all that you do for the sport. I know I, for one, really appreciate it.

    • @Madriveroutfitters
      @Madriveroutfitters  3 года назад +1

      We're looking foward to it also! Hopefully worth the weight? Thanks so much for being here and the kind words.

    • @icefisher1171
      @icefisher1171 3 года назад

      @@Madriveroutfitters
      Lol. I'm certain it will be worth the weight. Always here, awaiting the next video. Peace.

  • @darrelseale3695
    @darrelseale3695 5 лет назад +1

    The MadRiverOutfitters videos have been VERY helpful to a new Fly Fisherman like me. What I don't know about fly fishing covers all you will ever talk about in your videos. Thanks. Darrel

  • @petepower4217
    @petepower4217 3 года назад +1

    I watch youtube videos about fishing and hunting and the equipment/techniques used for those blessed activities. Gotta say, Brian is one of the two best video presenters I've come across (no matter what the subject actually). The other is GunBlue490. They both are helpful, very knowledgeable, exacting in their explanation, politely formal (good manners still mean something), humble (a rare virtue these days), and have a great sense of dry humor. Great work Brian, you should be right proud of these videos.

    • @Madriveroutfitters
      @Madriveroutfitters  3 года назад

      Thanks so much for being here and for watching. We really appreciate it. And the kind words.

  • @michaellewis7758
    @michaellewis7758 3 года назад

    Glad I stumbled across this channel, smashed the like button too. I have some great advise re: furled leaders. You need to take your furled leader, wrap it around the outstretched fingers of your hand, using the other hand get a sharp knife and cut the furled leader so you have several bits. The in your back yard, put those bits on a stone, get some petrol, and pour onto the leader, set alight and watch the ashes float into the air. Then go on youtube and learn how to do a needle knot for some butt section. Then google on how to do blood knots, and make up some leaders, blood knot on the leader to your butt section. Then learn how to do a 3-4 turn water knot (with an overhand knot at the end) for each of your dropper (or do the sliding dropper knot). After that you are ready to go fishing. And marvel as you pick the line off the water how your leader doesn't spray water like a fire hydrant (furled leaders do, of course someone will be along to say that you need half a tub of red muslin on it to stop that) :) :) :)

    • @Madriveroutfitters
      @Madriveroutfitters  3 года назад

      Thanks for watching and for sharing such sage advice.

    • @michaellewis7758
      @michaellewis7758 3 года назад

      @@Madriveroutfitters Your welcome, just don't get me started about Tenkara :)

  • @scotteldridge3740
    @scotteldridge3740 5 лет назад +1

    Whoa...
    A "smack down" on the river! (in the tippett "ring")
    Aaaaaahahaha!!!
    Love the vid!!!
    You rock BF!

  • @bobweber4140
    @bobweber4140 Месяц назад

    Thankyou sir great video

  • @bobbonfardin1661
    @bobbonfardin1661 5 лет назад

    Wonderful advice on all subjects!!

  • @lambertsaldi1550
    @lambertsaldi1550 5 лет назад +1

    More Great information Brian keep it up 🤙👍🇺🇸
    The Vermonter

  • @ronaldfisher5093
    @ronaldfisher5093 5 лет назад +2

    Nice video, I was curious about the furled leader as well. Now if I could just figure out why I can' catch fish in an aquarium. lol

  • @docsmith8674
    @docsmith8674 4 года назад

    You seem like a very nice guy , gonna start shopping at your online shop.

  • @terencelawson3761
    @terencelawson3761 5 лет назад +1

    smashed it

  • @kingarthur5655
    @kingarthur5655 5 лет назад +4

    Do you think I could "mash" the like button? We southern folks don't smash many things. We usually mash them. Lol

  • @jimmypersson2300
    @jimmypersson2300 5 лет назад +1

    I smash it to hard. I think my phone broke😉. Greetings from Sweden.

  • @jaimechriswisser4281
    @jaimechriswisser4281 3 года назад

    Furled leaders and braided leaders are completely different.

    • @Madriveroutfitters
      @Madriveroutfitters  3 года назад

      Their use although is not, which is the context here. Thanks though.