Great video! I took my son there a couple of years ago. The flows were super high (5X normal). We were worried it was going to be blown out. Instead we nymphed with a pale worm pattern and pretty much caught a fish every cast. We competed to see who would catch more fish. He beat me with 24 the first day. So beautiful and such good fishing. Kind of like a Disneyland ride down the river. It looks so calm compared to when we were there. Not much of a town at night....
Yeah, I've heard it can be ridiculous. I had to scratch for every fish! But it is such a beautiful river, so far only the McCloud compares in my mind. Hopefully the next time I'll go it'll be an E-ticket (yes, I realize I'm dating myself by referencing E-tickets).
Teach your guide to release the fish properly. I have been a guide in the past so please be more respectful to the animals that earn you a paycheck and tips.
So, for backstory, you'll note that this is kind of a theme in the video. That's because I mentioned that I tend to be more gentle with the fish (you'll see in all my videos that I really do try to protect these creatures that I adore as much as possible while recognizing that fly fishing is inherently hard on hooked fish). He was like, "I'm a big proponent of just throwing them back." As a not-professional, I didn't feel it was my place to lecture him about what he does professionally. Also, I know it looks like I spend all my time fly fishing, but I really don't and a day like that where I get to have someone row me around a place like the Green is really special. I didn't want to spend it feeling like there was tension between my guide and me so I let it go. Not sure if that helps or hurts, but thought you might be interested in some context. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
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Good video! The honey hole from 6 minutes on was absolutely on ❤🔥
Enjoyed the video! Can’t wait to get back on the Green!
Amazing intro. I immediately liked a subscribed.
Thank you!
Great video! I took my son there a couple of years ago. The flows were super high (5X normal). We were worried it was going to be blown out. Instead we nymphed with a pale worm pattern and pretty much caught a fish every cast. We competed to see who would catch more fish. He beat me with 24 the first day. So beautiful and such good fishing. Kind of like a Disneyland ride down the river. It looks so calm compared to when we were there. Not much of a town at night....
Yeah, I've heard it can be ridiculous. I had to scratch for every fish! But it is such a beautiful river, so far only the McCloud compares in my mind. Hopefully the next time I'll go it'll be an E-ticket (yes, I realize I'm dating myself by referencing E-tickets).
❤ BEST DAYS OF MY LUFE ON THIS RIVER ..OLD WOOD DRIFT BOAT ..CAMPIN...TYIN...seven year cycle of the cicada ..no other place on earth to be ..
Such a special place.
Great fishing day
Beats the shit out of working, that's for sure!
Thanks for sharing. It was an awesome video! Btw what fly rod were you using
Thanks
The bright green one is a 9' 5 wt Sage MOD. The dark green one is a 9' 6 wt Winston Air.
@@abushinthewoods thanks for the info. That bright green one was beautiful. Btw. The Putah creek vidoes are great too. Close to home
Andy
Well I have watched this three or more times. Now I am headed up in a Couple weeks. Inspired
Teach your guide to release the fish properly. I have been a guide in the past so please be more respectful to the animals that earn you a paycheck and tips.
So, for backstory, you'll note that this is kind of a theme in the video. That's because I mentioned that I tend to be more gentle with the fish (you'll see in all my videos that I really do try to protect these creatures that I adore as much as possible while recognizing that fly fishing is inherently hard on hooked fish). He was like, "I'm a big proponent of just throwing them back." As a not-professional, I didn't feel it was my place to lecture him about what he does professionally. Also, I know it looks like I spend all my time fly fishing, but I really don't and a day like that where I get to have someone row me around a place like the Green is really special. I didn't want to spend it feeling like there was tension between my guide and me so I let it go. Not sure if that helps or hurts, but thought you might be interested in some context. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
I noticed many guides in Wyoming and Utah really don't care how they handle fish like the guides in Montana and Colorado do. Just my observation.