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Dry Fly Trout - New Hampshire Fishing - The New Fly Fisher

Dry Fly Trout - New Hampshire Fishing - The New Fly Fisher

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Bill Spicers travels to beautiful New Hampshire to experience dry fly fishing for trout on rivers and streams. He is the guest of Lopstick Lodge near Pittsburg NH and Bill is fortunate to be instructed on dry fly techniques by professional guide Bill Bernhardt. Great video with lots of excellent information! Lopstick Lodge
Date: 2022-05-15

Comments and reviews: 10


Wow, 32 comments and a handful of them are unreasonable complaints.
'People with data limits don't like intros. '
'25 minutes of baby rainbows. Boring. '
It must be a fly fishing thing. I watch fishing videos all the time, and usually the comments are a pleasure to take part in.
I stop by a fly fish video (which I quite enjoyed, FWIW, and I find some whiners.
-smh-
Shame. I hate people that go out of their way to spread their miserable attitude. Who the hell doesn't have unlimited data nowadays? Jeez, get a real phone and get off the pre-paid burner, pal.
And I usually stop a video a few minutes in if I'm not enjoying it. I'm certainly not sitting thru 25 minutes of video I don't like.
Do fly fisherman usually grump like old ladies in this manner?

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Wife and I were up at Lopstick this past September. Would like to claim it was on purpose, but it was dumb luck we hit peak leaf season. Fished two days with a Lopstick guide, one day wading, one day drift boat. The drift boat day early evening the trout went nuts taking flies off the surface, so even a novice like my wife and I had a ton of fun dry fly fishing! Did some kayaking in a lake and a bog, did some hiking. Stayed in one of the Lopstick cabins. Was a super week!
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Hi. I am new to the support got the interest developed in fly fishing from lou tabory fly fishing book on salt water. Kindly guide me as to the good gear and the books to learn the sport and get prificeint at it. Thanks. I have been doing trout fishing for some years now on spinning gear like trout magnet, mepps, spoons on ultralight setup with around 2 to 4 pound lines etc. We have beautiful lakes, rivers and streams to practice the sport
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I got back into fly fishing last year up in Pittsburgh, NH while I was staying at Warriors - 45 North. I have only been fly fishing only once this year. I managed a largemouth bass on a black woolybugger. I can't wait to get up to Pittsburgh again, as I am in southern NH.
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Tie the clinch knot for your dropper to the tippet on your dry fly, not to the bend of the hook. A fish will sometimes hit the dropper when you are playing one on the dry, and it will pull the dry from the mouth of the trout you are playing.
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What to try for hatch match now on sugar and cold river in nh late season hatch? I am amazed while hiking there is hatches still happening in nh and fish are jumping out of the water in oct! I dont have my waders to see what's hatch9ng closer
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Over a minute and a half of music and intro. That-s a waste of precious data. It-s too bad that you have to through that onto the beginning of your videos, people with data limits avoid tutorials with all the extra video that teaches nothing.
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-I have to fight him gingerly, I have 4X tippet-. I know you are not a new fly fisher. Most modern 4X tippet have break strengths of 5# - 7# and you could of landed a 24- steelhead with 4X. Nice video though.
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Connecticut-s trout streams produce a lot bigger hatches and bigger trout. The upper Housitonic and west branch Farmington rivers are worth looking into for an episode on big hatches in New England.
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Nice video with informative tips for flies and pleasant commentary in what looks to be an ideal location. The guiding looks to be top-notch too. Thanks from lock-down down-under in NZ.
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