Lake Fishing for Trout - Stillwater Basics
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2017
- In this exciting full-length video we talk about the essentials of catching trout on lakes and ponds. Noted stillwater angler & author Phil Rowley hosts this fascinating episode that breaks down all the basics of lake fishing such as seasons, forage, fly patterns and rigging options. To learn more about the patterns Phil uses, check out his channel: / flycraftangling
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I live in NM & I'm an avid stillwater flyfisher. Here's a rule I live by: No movement, No strike! I don't know how many times I advise somebody to "bounce dat bad boy" LoL. & still they don't continue w/it. Bounce it, long strip, short strip, pause it long/short time, jerk it, side to side, etc. Too many guys using "bait" fishing style & watching indicator like a baited bobber LoL. Thanx for the great info 👍
That big brown is the usual catch out of my inner city river
Phil is the ultimate Lake Guru. I took some of his information and ran with it.The last 4 years I catch the biggest trout 3 times and 2nd once. One big derby win on Vancouver Island. Thanks Phil.
I recognize some of those lakes.
Thanks Phil, Another great informative video.
A superb video! Well illustrated, comprehensive, informative and clear.
Excellent video Phil. You are a great teacher and really get my fly juices flowing. Thank you!
I definitely want to fish lakes more often. Thanks for the info, learned some new terminology as well.
great video, i've always been a bait slinger and finally want to dip my toes into fly fishing. Lakes are easier to get to and fish where I live, so this was a great video. Thank you!
Awesome video. Very informative
One thing they don't say is always, always, ALWAYS start and the winded shoreline of a lake. Cooler water and invertebrates always follow the current of the wind.
Where'sTheSauce? So the downwind side? Or the upwind?
They follow the food the wind pushes.
Good advise. I needed that - thanks!
Yes, it can be that simple, only takes 10 years... lol, Great video! enjoyed and learnt a lot from it! thanks guys!
Glad you enjoyed it!
good video. closest place for me to fish is a lake. now i have more info in my strategies to catch fish. thanks!
educational on so many levels - thanks Orvis
believe i have watched this at least 3 times now. Lol i'm sure i will watch it again soon.
Thanks for sharing!
Great Hen @23:01
Great show! Thanks for doing it. One question.. what size leader tipped you recommended? 1x, 2x or 3x?
really nice video well explained just sub
tight budget right now but will try to save money for a orvis 7w fly rod hopefully will be my next purchase
foarte tare boss
Nice nature
Wondering what length of leader was used?
With your floating line and your 3ips Line
I'm curious if we are fishing a drop off of 20 ft with strike indicator set up what length leader and tippett would suffice?
You want to try and have your fly within a foot of the bottom, so if it is 20 feet, then set it for 19 feet.
Man that is one helpful video I do lake fishing but as I see it I didn’t let my fly sink long enough
Great Joe! Be sure to let us know how you do next time! Sometimes the waiting is the hardest part!
Mark
Hey guys. There's a gentleman who I would consider a fly fishing God. Who I'm sure you are familiar with his name is Ben Turpin. I would love to see you do a show with him included. I taken many guy trips from him. And I've caught my biggest trout on fly line with him
interesting. i mnever caught anything in stillwater (because body of water is huge and it's much harder to spot "fishy" water) , but it has some potential
What brand clear intermediate line was used here?
RIO
Does the Orvis Lending Center have guides on fly fishing lakes from the shore?
not yet perhaps this coming season we can address that. thanks for feedback
@@newflyfisher No problem. I seem to notice that the vast majority of fishing resources pretty much anywhere always default to boat fishing to some degree, despite the vast majority(80% or more, probably) of anglers and fishermen being locked to shore because they don't have access to a boat for some reason.
IDK how i feel about fishing lakes. I have found some really good lakes where i catch 5+/hour but i enjoy river fishing more. Finding fish in rivers is much easier than flat water bodies but the fish in lakes are usually bigger.
Experienced still water fishermen was just trolling a floating bumblebee fly and I seen him yank up a decent sized rainbow every few minutes. Had no need to even cast
looked like you got hooked by your mate there hehe. great vid tho cheers
Me 2 years
Me
How do I get rid of that annoying popup on the bottom of the screen? I won't even look at their website!
You should be able to click on the top right of the banner to get rid of it?
@@newflyfisher, yes, that works; but it returns innumerable times. Terribly annoying...
Since when have we started calling bobbers " strike indicators"?
Sounds like a marketing term lol
Oh yea “for beginners my recommendation is to spend $300 on line and get 3 reels” yea okay thanks for no help and wasting my time