Lake Fishing for Trout - Stillwater Basics - The New Fly Fisher
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Date: 2022-05-15
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FernDawg
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 -
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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 -
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I'm
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
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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
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justin
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.
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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.
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fabios35076
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?
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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?
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Bob
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.
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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.
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My
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!
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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!
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Where'sTheSauce?
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.
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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.
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URBANHOGS
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
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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
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flykeys
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
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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
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Steven
Yes, it can be that simple, only takes 10 years. lol, Great video! enjoyed and learnt a lot from it! thanks guys!
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Yes, it can be that simple, only takes 10 years. lol, Great video! enjoyed and learnt a lot from it! thanks guys!
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