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Im looking to try an indicator setup for stillwater, but what kind of leader are you using that you can still lay it out straight with 3 flies and an indicator attached to it? Are you building a heavier leader yourself? Id only be using a single heavy fly, but i still have to build a heavy leader to cast that without an indicator.
There's certainly something to be said about having a presenter with an English accent. Watch any of David Attenborough's nature documentaries and you'll understand why. As per usual Simon does an excellent job of breaking down something which can seem daunting to beginners, into a no nonsense, easy to follow guide for getting started.
I'd rather spend that kind of money on DH Spey rods, ... Feels like you're getting a lot more rod for the money as well, ....Like a Gaelforce Equalizer, ... I am more inclined to pay over $1000 for the Gaelforce rod but not for the Orvis.…
Love the amount of detail and information. I’m a new angler for trout specifically myself and really want to make sure I’m being as humane as possible with my practice. This was great 🙏❤️
This was painful. You mumbled 95% of the time and you made a 4 minute fly into a 16 minute video by not editing out all 300 irrelevant thread wraps you made. Not trying to be a dick, but come on, guys. Do better.
Great video! I have a blast fishing fiberglass on big waters. Usually 5wt-6wt 8ft. I have a few creek rods and it’s just as fun on small water. Small waters offer so much more than one would think.
FANTASTIC 🎉 hacks gained here !!!!! Thank YOU so much for this dynamic tutorial !!!!!!! I’m off to the bench this AM to twist up a number of these for my new 2024 Season Box !!! 🌟🎣💫
Great video I bought a winston boron 11 about 9 years ago in #5 9 ft. In fish it here in northern montana in it's great for small nymphs and dries what a wonderful tool thanks
Hi - great video but I am struggling a bit on the back cast with big (predator) flies. When I do the back cast, the line does not feed back up through the rings, so there is nothing to 'haul' on for the front cast. Any tips? Thanks!
Cool fly but after about four decades of trico fishing and tying the one thing I no longer worry about is splaying the tails. Many, many trico spinners drift with their tails bunched together and basically look like one tail.
"increased accuracy which equates to less lost flies and less broken leader, translating into money saved" sure thing, need to save every penny after I drop $1100 on a fishing rod, I guess using that snap instead of a rod sock tie really increased the production cost.
Maybe you can ask them why they didn’t fix the 2 biggest complaints of the last version (lack of hook keeper, and white label that I know first hand, will spook fish in certain situations).
@@Subaruuu12 Yes that’s possible, but not meant for it. This puts much more of your leader inside your guides when you are walking with your rod between wading spots, or motoring between fishing locations, or putting your rod up in your cartop rod carrier between stream stops. One point is, manufacturers are doing it to increase profits, while taking away utility. You may not care for them, that’s a choice whether someone wants to use one, but why take that choice away when there are many fly fisherman that want them. One of my best friends is a custom rod builder, he says 88% of his rod builds include a hook keeper on request.
@@barry4fish19 its literally the reason they dont put a hook keeper on them, they want you to use the guides. This puts none of ur leader in the guides, and u dont get that annoying kink in ur leader from the hook keeper. Orvis has realized theyre pointless, everyone else needs to get on board.
@@Subaruuu12 Using a 9’ fly rod and a 7 1/2’ leader, hooking your fly on the hook keeper will leave your entire leader outside the guides, and that’s where I want it. As soon as you move your fly up and hook it to the stripper guide, then part of your leader is inside the guides and that’s where you get a kink in your leader. Last time I checked, the stripper guide on a fly rod is CLOSER to the tip than a hook keeper is - you are using the wrong math. And, Orvis does not give this reasoning for leaving out a hook keeper - they claim hook keepers cause more broken rods. The stripper guide is rarely designed to hook your fly to it, and sometimes if your fly is hooked to the ring it can damage the finish along the inside edge.
Interesting character who makes the best hackles on the planet. I’m sure every Tier would love just 1 hour on his own in the good Doctors inventory. Thanks for sharing
