Ozarks on the Fly | EP 1 | HOME WATERS
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- Опубликовано: 31 дек 2018
- The first installment of OZARKS ON THE FLY takes you to the small, secluded streams of southwest Missouri which are abundant with Neosho-strain smallmouth bass. There you’ll get a taste of what life is really like in God’s country, aka Newton County. Visit fishing guide Josh Trammell on his farm and local fisheries in HOME WATERS: The Good Life in SW Missouri. #BluffLineMedia #OzarksontheFly
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Music:
Kevin Morby - Dorothy
Dead Oceans
Ok so the video was great to begin with yes. Then you go and play Dorothy by Kevin Morby at the end. Brilliant work guys!
Incredible! Nothing better than the Ozarks.
Such a well made video! This is super good!! So cool to see videos covering this area. Fly fishing for smallmouth in small little ozark creeks is one of my favorite things ever
great film guys !!
Natives Fly Fishing thanks!
Love small creeks!
This is a great little film. Makes me wanna grab my fly rods and GET OUT THERE!!
Nice film man. Love the diversity
Awesome video
Love fishing for smallies! Not many where I live except for creeks in upper Delaware.
Jtram ! This guys posts good stuff
Gods country
You cant be far from me this creek looks familiar
My home waters are the tailwaters of the South Platte up here in CO and I love them and the trout they have to death... but those smallmouth look like one hell of a riot.
awesome!
Dig it! Nice work dudes
Loved it!
Awesome work
Awesome stuff guys! This is so juicy
Awesome video!! Keep it up
I wanna fish with Josh! Haha
come and try you skills in my swamps :)
Trammell????? Sweet that's my name too.
Good people!
What fly rod/reel wt was used?
What size leader and tippet do you use when catching smallies?
People generally use 8 to 12 pound test.
This so cleanly shot and well edited. You can tell you know what you’re doing. I can only hope my upcoming videos on my page are this clean. My goal is to post twice a month this year. Subscribe if you want to follow along as I try to catch multiple species on the fly.
Typical format for another over-produced fly-fishing video:
First thing we notice is the high quality thumbnail of crystal clear waters, letting us know right from the start what kind of video this was going to be before hitting the play button.
1. Typical backcountry bluegrass-type music to start.
2. Videos of sunrise over beautifully colored landscapes.
3. A lame cut-and-paste life story of someone growing up and how awesome the fishing life is, but not yet showing their face
4. After about 10 more seconds of talking we get the face of a dude leaning up against a barn or tractor.
5. And finally the cherry on top, the icing on the cake - the slow-motion falsecast. Never a roll cast or a sloppy attempt at an upstream mend... A perfectly timed false cast.
Two years later and they’re still making videos with the same antiquated format.
You figured it out! Congrats! lol