How to fly fish for Wild River Brown Trout, in Ireland-Tips & Methods

A beginner's guide how to fly fish for wild river brown trout including wet, dry and nymph methods of fly fishing. The video demonstrates fly selection by matching the natural insect hatch, while brown trout fishing in Co. Tyrone, Ireland on the River Foyle catchment.

[@michaelkimber1690]

Have to say this is the best summary of Fly Fishing Video I have seen. Great Job !!
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[@C0nstance1]

Lovely! More please, especially as in all the clips I watch - trout, salmon, sea trout - seeing the moment of the take. One paricular congratulation to you - all of you wet your hands before touching a fish. So important, but nowadays so sadly missing from those who preach total Catch - and - Release. Thank you.

[@tonyforeman9502]

Superb. How helpful to show the real aquatic life. One of the best presentations I have seen.

[@gardinermitchellirishangli2772]

Thanks for your kind comments Tony.

[@Specimenrealm]

Thank you for making this video. Really simple and easy to follow. Tight lines.

[@bushdadnick6055]

Great video

[@windyourneckin1]

Brilliant information really appreciate the advice please do more fly fishing tip thanks

[@awesomeoutdoors1786]

Excellent video thanks for sharing

[@royohalloran2691]

Very insightful video! Please do more!

[@rouryglen]

Great video cheers

[@davidgregg6703]

Nice video. Can’t beat the brown trout

[@justin-db7hw]

Good video. In north america the insects are a bit different but gnat, caddis, mosquito are common world wide. Dun flies are very common here in Canada, its usually what I imitate. Best advice i can give for selecting a good fly is pick what ever looks most like a real insect. Ive never managed to catch a fish on anything but black, white and yellowish flies.

[@aidanlofty6994]

Must have took a fortnight for them two boys to catch that many trout lol. Nice video Terry and Shane. Should make a few more. Enjoyed that .

[@sylindergoatrider6162]

Please do more absolutely brilliant

[@charlieneilson1239]

Excellent

[@shanemeally6326]

Great video. Thanks!!!

[@darrengibson3518]

Great video. Very instructive.

[@teanassie]

Lovely video.

[@LUCKYBOYSS]

Great Video.
Have a good day everyone ❤️❤️❤️

[@rightmarker1]

Happy days fishing for Brownies and Sea Trout around Limavady.

[@Expeditom]

Very informative movie and well cut! :D

[@gardinermitchellirishangli2772]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@Expeditom]

May I ask you for any advice concerning fly fishing the Lough Corrib, I'll be there next week for a few days :)

[@gardinermitchellirishangli2772]

Tom, I emailed you earlier from a request on another video.

[@Expeditom]

Oh, my fault that's right, sorry abut that :D.. but it seems your e-mail hasn't arrived in my inbox yet...
cheers Tom

[@martinrea8548]

Thank you so much for this beautiful and instructive video. You make it look so easy. I get a bit disheartened when I see trout rising everywhere and still fail to catch them, especially on the dry fly. Do you think the choice of fly is the reason? Lovely countryside, by the way.

[@gardinermitchellirishangli2772]

Hi Martin, fly selection is important as frequently trout rising get preoccupied by a certain emerging or falling fly. Also the finer tippet you can use the better.

[@willyboyw.5771]

Wish I would have known about the rivers Strule/Foyle when I went there.

[@Lukasz_Fishing_Ireland]

nice one friend! nice video :) 🍀

[@user-ef2ze]

is that down by kings or near omagh

[@Kitiwake]

Again.. One handed releasing is a death sentence for most fish.

[@williamh5103]

Too true, catch and release is appallingly carried out in this part of the World!

[@enricazacchi3497]

the italian translation is awful, hilarious!

[@michaelblackburne5770]

Great video