2020 Introduction to Entomology, Part 3

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  • Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
  • This is the third in a series aimed at introducing flyfishermen to entomology and hopefully inspiring interest in learning more entomology.

Комментарии • 6

  • @andreas9036
    @andreas9036 3 года назад +1

    Dear Rog, I just finished watching your Entomomogy series and want to thank you so, so much for the resources and knowledge you are providing. This channel is a true gem!
    All the best from Austria, Andreas

  • @stefanrafn2321
    @stefanrafn2321 4 года назад

    Thanks Rog stay safe

  • @bobmatuzak2263
    @bobmatuzak2263 3 года назад

    Hey Rog - Missing your vids - you haven't posted all summer, hoping you and Jane are well.

    • @RogerFlyFishing
      @RogerFlyFishing  3 года назад

      Hi Bob, Thanks for your comment. Jane and I are fine. I usually try to make and post my videos in the winter when weather drives us indoors. So I hope to start another short series later this fall or early winter. Covid - 19 has changed my outdoor activity routine including very limited fishing this year. Since I like to try to use topics that came up during fishing trips, I'm a little limited in my choice of topics this year. I do have a possible topic, but that may change. Any suggestions that would be of interest ? Stay safe.

    • @bobmatuzak2263
      @bobmatuzak2263 3 года назад

      @@RogerFlyFishing I've racked my admittedly small brain for a week now and I can't come up with anything. Nymphs??? everybody's into Euro-nymphing right now. Any new patterns that have worked their way into your "favorites fly box"? ??

    • @RogerFlyFishing
      @RogerFlyFishing  3 года назад

      @@bobmatuzak2263 Thanks, Bob, Like many, I have experimented with Euro style nymphing these past 2 years. I got in only one fishing trip this year so far, but hope to get in another trip soon to Iowa which has trout fishing year round. Since most of the seasonal hatches are over, I will be experimenting with some searching patterns (as well as my ever present midges.) I'll see if I find any "new favorites."