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October Mice for Brown Trout - The New Fly Fisher

October Mice for Brown Trout - The New Fly Fisher

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Mark Melnyk is fishing small streams near Sheridan Wyoming in October and uses mice patterns to bring big Brown Trout to the top! Lots of great instruction in this video! For your fly fishing needs, go to
Date: 2022-05-15

Comments and reviews: 10


Hi, nice fishing, that first fish you caught is just a little bit bigger than the mouse fly i use during the mouse plague here in NZ! Well I exaggerate a bit, after all I am an angler. A few years ago I went fishing with an American angler on his visit to Aotearoa and we fished Lake Okataina in thre Bay of Plenty. We had a good days fishing but my American friend was getting pissed off with me telling him to put his catch back into the water as the fish were too small. He asked -how big do these fish have to be before I can keep one? -. The regulations for that water was at that time 55cm (22 inches approx! He finally hooked into a decent jack and was told that he could keep that one but if he fished Lake Tarawera he would have to give it to the hatchery, he loved the fishing but to this day he swears that I was exaggerating. Harera
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Lol saying that Sheridan is special and there is probably areas as good when fishing what I'm 90% sure is private property. The public water has so much pressure around Sheridan and it's one of my least favorite places to fish in Wyoming.
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I-m a medical student and have a huge respect for the fly name hantavirus. For those who don-t know hantavirus is a bunyavirus, RNA- sense. It is transmitted by mice. I must buy one now.
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Awesome video as always! Thanks for sharing!
I may have to tie a few of those mouse patterns up, and definitely going to stop by Sheridan on my next trip up to MT from CO.

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I'd like to see actual data claiming 65F is stressful to rainbows and browns. MAYBE for brook trout, but this has not been my experience over the past 40 years in the field.
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Dude quit waxing lyrical about the beautiful environment to the camera while there's a trout dangling off your fly and at your hip in the water. Cringe video.
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WAY too many comments regarding his -native brown- comment. relax folks, we all know browns are native and we all know it's not a big deal lol
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Great video guys! I occasionally work mice here in the Catskills, but never in daylight, gotta give this a try! Tight lines
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I've never caught a mouse with a fly. lol
Up herein western Canada, I've only ever caught a couple of cutts with a mouse fly.

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Unless of course you're going to keep them and eat them. I want fish unless I'm going to eat them. release no thank you
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