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Hatches - Understanding Caddis, Mayfly, Midge & Stonefly Hatches - The New Fly Fisher

Hatches - Understanding Caddis, Mayfly, Midge & Stonefly Hatches - The New Fly Fisher

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This fascinating video explores the details of insect hatches and their importance to trout as a source of food. The four key hatches Tom Rosenbauer discusses are: Mayflies, Midge, Caddis and Stoneflies. Choosing the right fly, leader setups, presentation techniques and much more are covered by this educational video. It also includes incredibly detailed animations, underwater video and simple-to-understand information. This video is a must-watch for any fly fisher! Products used by Tom in this video include: Helios 904 F Mirage LT reel Pro Floating Trout Line Dri Release Hoody Stream Thermometer Guide Sling Pro Wading Boots Wet wading pants Ultralight Rain Jacket Trico Spinner Elk Wing Caddis Blue Wing Olive Parachute Flotant pack Super Strong Leaders
Date: 2022-05-15

Comments and reviews: 10


Hi guys/ladys loving the info have vastly improved my cast due to information yous all give so thanks for that! I still am a bit lost with some things unfortunately. For instance the larvae to the emerges and hatchling have a typical time in the day as in morning afternoon or evening? Or is it random as the day gos on? hope you could help and thanks for the videos. TIGHT LINES!
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Thank you guys for all your lessons. But most important in fly fishing is what Tom said. It's being by the river, forgetting about everything, relaxing and contact with nature. Catching fish is a kind of a bonus, not a must. Some people will never understand it. I'm glad that you do.
Greetings for all fly fishermen

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What I've learned fishing hatches in Colorado is don't be afraid to try a pattern different than what's hatching. I'm convinced something different gets the fishes attentio when fishing what's hattching won't because it's blending in with thousands of other options. Or maybe it's all in my head I dunno -
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I just shared this video with a young couple in their 20-s that are beginning a life of fly fishing on rivers and lakes. This should help them grasp the basics of insect hatches. I-m in my 60-s with 50 years of fly fishing behind me and I appreciated your approach to teaching! Thanks for the great video.
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Going to take a bit to remember all this info but I now have a better idea. My question at this time is when fishing a lake and you have fish jumping all around you but not taking my Fly choices, yet are being caught by bait fishing, am I wasting my time?
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This video phenomenal I love trout fishing so relaxing and such a beautiful fish and calm I do videos too I actually caught my new pb bass if you want to check it out it was 100cm and 30lbs it was huge!
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Thank you for all of these detailed videos. A huge help in my recent refresher course in fly fishing. After 20 yrs away from the sport running a business and raising kids. go to get back. Thanks again.
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Fabulous instruction and detailed information on nymphs! Also, can we all take a moment to appreciate Tom's guns 6: 17. Dude must be crushing it in the gym to maintain that casting arm
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Thank you Tom for sharing your vast knowledge, especially with those who are new to fly fishing, and thank you to Orvis and Adipose (two gold standards within their own right.
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I saw this video before and was trying to explain to my brother what i learned then he sends me this link this morning. great video. great teacher. Thank You Tom.
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