World's CHEAPEST Fly Fishing Combo!! (Fishing Challenge)
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- Buying and testing the CHEAPEST FLY FISHING Combo! Is it actually good? Can we catch some fish with the fly rod, reel, and flies? How good is the combo? We've learned before that sometimes price, ratings, and reviews can be totally deceiving! Have you guys ever went fly fishing with a fly fishing combo?? Or bought fishing gear from Wish? I did not expect for this to happen..
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tight lines
More fly fishing?? 🤔 What other species should I go for w/ the fly rod?
Yeah my boy
Go salt water fly fishing
Yeah definitely
Salt water
Native brook trout
Wow just seeing this out of the box ruclips.net/user/postUgkxQr1yd4Zc6qJF-scTB6Zb9dQbVpviuRxB recommend I have yet to fish with this set up, but based on the first hands on appeal, I can tell this is going to change the way i pack and carry to a whole new level. If you fish like i do, you know the smaller and less stuff the better. I’ve added a photo of just some of my gear so you can see how serious i am about fishing.
Set the hook by pulling the line in and lifting the rod at the same time.
Exactly but he actually did pretty well for not doing it all the time.
It takes practice and patience. I've been teaching my nephew how to fly fish. I keep telling him that fly fishing is about timing and technique.
That’s a scissor set and that’s really not good to do. If your fishing dries or drifting nymphs you trout set, or jerk the rod in an upward motion. If your fishing streamers you jerk the line whilst keeping the rod pointed towards the water, and only after is the hook is set do you raise the rod
yes
@@zachpardue5512 You have to make sure that there is no slack in your line by pulling slightly as well as lifting up. it comes with practice and we do it without thinking about it
Usually there are 4 types of line on a fly rod: first Dacron (backing), then the floating fly line, then a tapered leader, and lastly tippet. Tippet is what you cut off every time you put a new fly on.
Not to mention the different kinds of fly line,!
@@fantomphoenix6170 you're right, there's a million combinations of line that are used to target different species
Megan Recher actually wrong, tippet you dont cut off every time, every 5 - 10 times. Also there are many types of fly line. Wf, FS, IS, and more,
That "leader" knot is what got me.
In all seriousness though, the most important part of the cast is smooth acceleration to a sharp stop+pause at the front and back. That will give you better distance, prevent the line from piling down on the water, and give more accurate delivery. For catch-all flies, you can't go wrong with Woolly Buggers as subsurface and Royal Wulff or hoppers as a dry.
ya gotta have the flick and snap
Great stuff! Couple tips for new fly guys: make sure your reel has Dacron fly backing before you put the fly line on. Leaders are generally tapered with the skinny tippet end of the line on the fly end. To avoid changing and buying leaders all the time you can add new tippet (sold separately) to the tapered leader. This keeps your leader in new condition and long enough to be stealthy. The other big tip is to watch and time your backcast to avoid being too abrupt- if you shock your cast strokes you’ll get mini knots in your tippet. Tight lines !!
Hi I am just starting out fly fishing thanks for the tips
This is so funny for someone who flyfishes. like if you agree
I cracked up when I saw the fluoro tied to the end of the fly line. Kudos to Mike for trying.
Funny AF>>>>
Haha
Yup
No hate, but everyone has to start some where 😂
This has been one of the earliest times I have been here.
Yea you profile pic I have a mug
For panfish, best approach is probably a dry-dropper rig. Maybe a #14 or #16 elk hair caddis (dry fly) on top and prince nymph (a nice terrestrial-ish attractor pattern) maybe 16” beneath. You’ll smash those fish all day long. The dry fly also doubles as an indicator, since it’ll drown instantly if something takes the nymph.
“Are there dragon fly flies?” 😂
Hey, FirstStateFishing! Fly fisherman here.
I personally tie my own flies, but if you want to buy flies that bluegill are more likely to be able to bite with their tiny mouths, I recommend a size 14 hook/fly or smaller.
Also, as far as bass, they make fly poppers. Top water bass fishing with a fly rod is awesome.
Before you fish for bass, I’d get a 8 weight rod just in case you hook a big one.
For setting the hook, raise the top of the fly rod up for smaller fish, and strip the line while pointing the rod at the fish for bigger ones (mostly for either big freshwater fish like Pike, or salt water).
Fly fishing definitely takes practice, but you’ll grow to love it for sure. Good luck!
"almost flung it into the street"......... had me ROTF😆😆😁
Ok, so i doubt you will see this but if you do then here's some info. The first few flies you where using are dry flies, they're not supposed to sink, the main point of those are for them to stay on the surface, if you move your line back and forth in the air without the flying hitting the water you can keep them dry. When you set your hook do it right away and dont wait, set the hook by lifting the rod and pulling some line with your hand at the same time. Fly rods also aren't meant for flipping the fish onto the bank, when you have a larger fish keep tension while releasing out some fly line, and grab the fish with your hand. If it's a small bluegill you can just lift it out of the water with your rod. Hopefully this some what helps.
I’ve been taught to keep the rod tip up when I have a fish on and it has worked, but I’m no expert
Generally Smaller species you set the hook upwards, bass and up you tend to strip set to the sides, I always strip set simply do to muscle memory and it works well
FANTOMphoenix thank you for the advice!
Can you imagine just driving along minding your own business when Mike slaps a freaking bluegill on your windshield XD XD XD
Never fly fished but keep some flies and flyweight poppers in my box for catching bream off the docks. Just let out line and let it dance on the surface, catch a bait bucket full of perfect size gills, shiners, shad, sunfish, etc.
I know you have probably been fly fishing for a while but you should try the trout magnets lures on your fly rod they have some weight which helps with casting and you can easly switch the colors of the lure they have never let me down up here in Alaska and for me they work year round also i hope you stay safe and healthy.
Go to Wal-Mart and get some tiny poppers. Chartreuse is my favorite color. Cast, let it sit for a moment, tiny twitch, repeat. Blue gill are attracted to movement but often hit when it is still. You will catch fish all day long!
Thumbs up 👍more fly-fishing videos plz..hoo yeah..👍👍👍
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I’m sure others have said, but hey yourself a wooly bugger for fly fishing bass. Also you asked about jigging. That’s not really the primary motion, but you can jig a bit to get some bounce while you strip the line in short pulls. Also like others have said, pull the slack out of the line with your left hand while you set the hook with the rod. Or you can just strip set. Hope I make sense
If I was there I would have tried a prince nymph, Woolie bugger, or some sort of dry fly while adding liquid and shaker floatants to the fly and the tippet. And you definitelyq want multiple tippets 👍 flourocarbon and nylon 8x, 6x 5x and 4x
Obviously for the prince nymph you want it to submerge and not float. The dry flies are what you want to float. But man fly fishing is all about presentation
I think,im not sure but i think you pull the line to set the hook while you lift on the rod. But again i think
Definitely want to see more fly fishing!!! Try wet fly fishing with wooly buggers.
Once you cast your line out, i would keep the tip of the rod close to the water and strip in your line. Once your see or feel the bite. Pull the line and raise the rod to set the hook. Hey as long as your having fun is all that matters.
size 6 white clowser is a good minnow imitation or a boogle bug popped is a great top water fly
You can tie on a dry fly (topwater) and tie a nymph or something that sinks to the hook of the dry fly so you give them two options. They will go for both and the dry fly also acts as a bobber when something eats your nymph
what size/color dragonfly do you want, i can tie a few and send them to you
Man that's dope. Solid fan right here. Good work mate
One. Buy a landing net. If you keep lifting fish like that on your fly rod you'll break another one.
Two. Practice casting on some grass, ideally with someone who can show you how to cast.
Three. Watch some videos on setting up fly reals and terminal tackle.
Four. Speak to someone in your local fly tackle shop they will advise on suitable flies to use locally.
Five. Keep on enjoying your fly fishing. You caught fish without any of the above, but I think those points will let you enjoy it more.
Anyone else liked before you even watched the video because its a fly-fishing video😂 oh and by the way I'm from wales and live watching your videos keep up the good content and the fly fishing videos are my favorite
Poppers are great for bluegills too, and they also sell larger ones for bass. One hint -- when you're carrying a fly rod to your spot, carry it butt-end first with the rod pointing behind you. This way you won't snag your rod tip while you're walking. Tying your own flies is also fun and very addictive.
More fly fishing! I have caught more bluegills and bass on a fly than I have trout. If nothing else, it gives you casting practice.
As for the hookset, it takes practice. It's a combination of pulling on the flyline and lifting the rod. NOT a hard hookset like you're bass fishing!
First State... I got a crappie rod that wiggle like that... Makes it that much fun... Even on a small bluegill etc..👊
i be using a nymph when i first used a nymph the pan fish were all over it it was insane and fly fishing terms you have your backing then fly line which comes variety of colors orange being the most common and then your leader which is tapered mono and when your leader gets too short you add a tippet which you can buy a tippet or use normal mono as the tippet
When you fly fish please strip the line in to give action to your flies. And keep stripping the line, that way setting the hook will be very easy, and you won’t have to worry about timing. Can’t you see the position of the hook on a fly it faces down not up, that’s why you strip the fly line to set the hook.
Another great video I would love to see more fly fishing videos I'm here in Washington state and grasshoppers work great for summer fishing or dry flies
What part of Washington?
@@justinlabar1733 central Washington
Strip the line fast or slow, steel head n brown trout n salmon fishing on the fly. Now that’s fun , coming up this fall!
Try using a sunray fly for trout ? It is like bass hitting top water but less aggressive. And can u plz go 2 Iceland for browns or salmon the good fun ? U are the best
I typically don’t set the hook on panfish. They usually turn and swim to deep water after they take a bite. That turning usually sets the hook right in the corner of their mouth usually. I will set the hook when I catch a bass, but honestly it’s just a little tug. Usually just lift the tip of the rod up. Keep making fly fishing video. Also may want to watch mad river outfitters series on getting started with fly fishing. He has a video dedicated to fly line, leader and tippet. It’s actually really important that you have it rigged correctly if you’re worried about the consistency of you cast. Keep it up man!
10:45 that time of year at that pond? Hmm, some sorta popper, for sure. Maybe a foam spider.
13:38 what I do to get spined less is to tire the fish out a bit in the water by fighting them a little longer.
Idea: Take a shot every time he says dude
if you are using a dry fly you should use this like type of floatant it’s almost like a gel and it allows the fly to float for longer even after it gets wet.
For setting the hook, simply strip line down, and pull back on the rod with the other hand at the same time, keeping tension, in one motion. Anything realistic and bug looking should work fine for panfish, and bass. Also bait fish looking streamer flies should work as well. Flies do not need to look ultra realistic for fish to bite them, either! I tie some very simple looking flies, and fish bite them no problem. When it's colder out, the water is cold, and the fish are slow, tiny fuzzy nymph flies will work on panfish, in shallow ponds like that. You should go back to that pond in the colder months, and try fishing tiny nymph flies, slowly. It's one way to get fish when they are really slow, and won't bite on anything else.
Nice video! Nice little panfish you caught there. I primarily fly fish more than anything right now. What I would recommend is try looking around you to see what bugs surround you. Like the dragon fly or damselfly if it's a blue color. At that time of year look for in still water look for water boatman, dragon fly and damsel fly nymphs. You might want to look for terrestrial insects such as grasshoppers, ants, beetles or any insect from land. Especially after rain or wind. Those will fall into the water because of this. Be aware if you're fly fishing top water dry flies to put floatant on. Also, the rod that you bought is flimsy because it's a slower action rod meaning it flexes more. You just gotta be more patient on casting. I know this being a custom fly rod builder. I also tie my own flies to match what bugs are in my area too. For bass, you can also throw streamers which are flies that imitate meaty items such as leeches, crawdads, baitfish, and among others. You might want to even try to throw a mouse, frog, or a popper fly pattern for bass too and watch them smack it on the top! Now tying flies for bass and bluegill can be quite hard to tie depending on what you tie. Tying flies requires patience and a lot of practice. I've tied flies for 3 years now and have gotten really good at it. Also, my favorite bass flies are wooly buggers, crazy dad, zonkers, clouser minnows, Dave's hoppers, foam beetles, ants. For panfish, prince nymphs, pheasant tail nymphs, foam beetles, ants, crickets, and many more.
To set the hook hold your line tight and pull it and jerk your rod. Maybe leave the fly in the water longer and slowly do small strips in. The vids are great keep up the good work.
Generally it’s a strip set where you don’t really have to move the rod but just pull the line. I’m new to fly fishing myself in the wonderful waters of Delaware so this is refreshing to see. Keep up the great work
I just randomly had the thought to see if first state posted, as soon as I opened RUclips I saw this
Dude I go fly fishing for walleye and white bass during spawn. And crappie fishing on the fly is absolutely incredible. If you crappie fish with the fy rod I recall trying the popper and dropper technique. All it is, you get a poper fly (Walmart sells a wide selection of colors and sizes) and then leave a long end of tippett when you tie it on then what ever hatches our out that are available in a wet fly use those. Happy fishing my friend
Also with that 5x you have there to set it better in the same motion strip the line and whip the tip up to 11 or 12 o'clock
Man... i'm from brazil and like so much your videos. Here i don't have so many options to flyshing bass. But when you feel this sensation i'm sure that you will prefer this kind of fishing, like i have done 6 years ago!!!
Keep your rod tip down near water level. It helps to keep slack out of the line. Try using a damsel fly nymph or adult
My first fly I would use is a Elk kaddis
If you're fishing a fly that floats (dry fly) fluorocarbon is a bad choice because the line sinks. Also, when you're casting, try not to break your wrist. Take a bracelet or even a long sleevesand put the but of you're rod under it. That's pretty much how it should feel when you cast. Hope this helps
Your fly was sinking because of the fluorocarbon and that's why you had fish losing Interest at first. Dry fly floatant and dry shake will help with this.
Try some dry flies. I use to love to use a deer fur dry flies. Deer fur is hollow, so it floats. Bass candy!
You shoved your thumb into the first catches mouth so aggressively 😂
bass-pro has a excellent cricket and a mouse that is really good for bass (just watch out for snakes) .you may also wont to try streamers (long feathers that you strip or retrieve by pulling on the line) and vary small spoons
When stripping in your line keep your rod tip down by the water so you make direct contact with the fly
I tried fly fishing for the first time at the beginning of the summer and since then it has been my method of choice. I wouldnt really use it for bigger fish like largemouth, but for creek smallies, fallfish, panfish and trout it’s perfect. I also find it much more fun than fishing with a spinning or baitcaster reel.
You should come to Harrisburg
I've been fly fishing for a few years now, it can be frustrating to learn but once you do it opens up a lot of options. It could be that you're using a VERY light weight rod in that video, probably a #3 or lighter, works really well if you are using lightweight fly line for small fish under a couple pounds, or it could be a fiberglass rod which have a lot more bend to them. I BELIEVE that first fly you are using is an ant, at least it looks similar to the ants that I have in my fly box. The second fly I is supposed to mimic a minnow, either let it sink or put a split-shot about 18in-2ft up the line and strip retrieve. For your hook sets I prefer to strip set the hook, but if you don't have a bunch of line out you just need to raise the rod tip and keep it high. If you are fishing a creek or river learning how to mend so the fly moves in the current looking natural is really important. If you're fishing dry flies or still water you can twitch the rod tip once every so often with a dry fly to give it JUST a little movement and life, it can entice a fish that's losing interest into striking. I didn't see any in the video so if you haven't purchased some by now you should look at getting some floatant (I use Gerke's Gink), it'll keep your dry flies from getting wet, allowing them to stay on the surface instead of sinking once they get wet. If you're interested in fishing for bass on a fly rod you should pick up some larger streamers and some poppers, after you get a heavier rod though lol.
Hi dude 😎 , so glad to see a young guy like you interested in fly fishing, but there are a lot of things for you to learn, first you have to know the differences between all types of fishing rods weight and line which is so important, next you have to learn about the type of line that you have to use for each situation, after that casting Technics and the type of fly that you should or shouldn't use in each situation, last but not least which is some times even more important than your setup is the presentation of your fly, if you are planning to become a successful fly Fisher man I strongly suggest you to watch some videos for beginners and then hit the water. Good luck and take care
Nice outfit it's amazing that the cheap stuff now is not bad. You were supposed to put fly line backing and then the fly line and then the leader which doesn't have to be a fancy leader 8 to 10 lb fluorocarbon if you got it. The deer hair dragonfly which can be used on a sinking line more effectively is one of the best. You can strip set the hook by pulling the line in the big pool and keep control of the line with your right index finger. Float tubes would give you many more fishing options and are quite convenient. Personally I just troll a fly and I've caught 27 28 29-in rainbows in the local stocker Lake. Which is consistently produces the biggest trout on Vancouver Island BC. I just let mine go but it is what it is. By the way the 29 incher did about a 200 yd run with zero drag on the reel and the island got in its way. And all of wooly bugger like the one in my picture would be ideal but there is many other good flies.
I’d be using small poppers, and then tie another line (about 2 feet) onto the hook of it, then tie another fly, it may be harder to cast because the leader is longer, but it’s a simple and very effective rig
You have to get backing line for your reel before you put fly line on and attach braided loops to both ends also while you are fishing hold your rod towards the water more and as you get a bite pull the line and lift slowly your rod shouldn’t snap fly rods are made to be more flexible so you can cast
Gosh doesn't even show us his address smh I'm offended
What the heck are you a stalker
@@Hor1zonn_ 😂😂
they do have dragonfly flies
U should tie flies and catch a fish on them or catch and cook like so he sees
You know the spider top water bass bait? I think they make a dragon fly one like that, see if you can find it then fly fish with it
First state and fly fishing this finna be a banggerrr🔥🔥🔥
Put the rod tip in or as close to the water as possible and strip set it! And yes you should tie some flies!
When you see that its FSF and you like the vid before you watch it🤣
To set the hook you just lift the rod up but don’t set it until ur line has went tight, and no you do not jig with a fly rod😂it’s all about the line retrieve pattern, also keep ur rod tip point to the sky when fly fishing or fish come off a lot easier
Strip set the hook, which means you can either just rip the line in or pull the rod up and pull the line.
@FirstStateFishing Dude if you want to get some flies you should hit up A Marblehead fly fisher in Centerville DE (right by Wilmington) the guy who runs it, terry, is a super nice guy and will give you local knowledge and tips to help you get better at fly fishing
You got to buy flys that are made for bass and striper or what fish you catch... Fly lures is like other lures.... What you trying to catch you have to buy that
You should try a wet fly with a weighted head like a nymph. Then cast it out and long slow pulls to retrieve.
Gotta go fly fishing for wild trout up in Pennsylvania or New Jersey, not just stocked ones!
That looks like fun! I have a similarly junky fly fishing combo from Martin and I also wreck the bluegills at my local pond 🤣 My husband is a real fly guy though.
I’d say watch a few videos from Orvis; they’ve got a whole beginners series that’s really great. We also have a few on our channel but they’re more about teaching kids the basics than real tutorials.
Just keep it up and keep learning! And hey, we aren’t too far away so I bet my husband would enjoy meeting up on the Delaware & showing you how he does it.
Tilt the rod upwards and pull the line at the same time to set the hook :)
What happened to the video that was uploaded yesterday? It was called "letting my dog pick my lures" or something like that
Hey first state I have watched your videos for over a year now. I love your new surf videos in Delaware. I fish in New Jersey a lot and love to go down to sea isle. It’s a great kingfish spot and I think it would be awesome if you tried it out. My favorite spot is under the bridge or whale beach
Look for bugs in the water and on the plant near shore. Match the hatch. Check spider webs in plant to see whats in them. There you go.
For good bass fishing try a woolybugger or a bass popper and stip it in
Plus u need to come to Long Island to fish for the gator blues the we catch out here I will take u to all hot spots that only the locals know hot me back I love your fishing show and watch it all the time would love to fish with u
Buy popping bugs and spider flys to catch blue gill and bass
I love the fly fishing vids
Id like to see you fly fish more. Just 3 tips 1.try keeping your rod tip down while stripping line 2. To set the hook pull on the line and raise your rod tip straight up. But not to hard. 3. Try different flies! Dry flies and streamers are fun to use. Try getting to leech pattern flies. Trust me they don't fail haha
More fly fishing 👍🏻 bass use the cork popper. Love your videos.
pull line and hook set to set the fish. for bream i use nymphs and floating spiders.
If you Fishing dry flies and it sinks nothing will eat it To prevent it use flow tent
*Floatant
I love fly fishing, my grandpa was a fly fishing guide and we had some awesome trips. Fly fishing works great for all species even carp
Idk y but we love catch and cooks, fly fishing and me personally love crabbing
Definitely more fly fishing! Maybe try for Carp on a fly?
Always try maych the hatch, i love blood worm flies. Try fish two flies at once though
Keep your rod tip close to the water then when you start pulling your line in there won’t be so much slack which will help you set the hook better
Fly fishing!!👍👍
Keep making fly fishing videos. I just started this year myself and it definitely makes some lakes more fun where they are heavily pressured.
Yes please bro more fly fishing 🙏🙏🙏
For hook set let the line sail of a little then lift rod up behind shoulder
Ir your going to fish in no rivers /creeks I recommend using a water bobber above a barrlle swivel with whith a 3 foot leader and with a fly on the end
2:11 “I actually just reelized” lol....