Thanks for the feedback- and thanks for watching! And just so you know- the GoPro makes all the fish look smaller, too… and changes the numbers on the net, haha!
Thanks! Even though I feel these mountain fish are less picky (more desperate), sometimes even swapping light/dark doesn’t cut it. But once I figure what general tone they’re going for, I’ll stick within that range for the session. I’ve been diving into bugs more this year- and how temps, weather, and time of day matter, which might inspire me to change things up next season. Take care!
Thanks for the great comment! I’ve got a couple more ‘be the fish’ style videos coming. I just need to stop fishing and actually edit some vids!! The water is just starting to get really good. 🎣
Hey- thanks for asking! Nothing attached to the line for a sighter. But it is two-toned. Starts out orange and then the last few feet toward the fly are black. I like it for nymphing because it kind of helps me gauge depth a little. Here’s the Amazon link: www.amazon.com/MAXIMUMCATCH-Maxcatch-Tenkara-Tapered-Fishing/dp/B075H6XP19/ref=mp_s_a_1_20?crid=YAHLYJYZT65X&keywords=furled%2Bline%2Baventik&pscroll=1&qid=1660252055&sprefix=furled%2Bline%2Baventik%2Caps%2C148&sr=8-20&wIndexMainSlot=22&th=1&psc=1 I like the solid yellow and orange to black lines- but not the striped/zebra versions… too hard for me to see especially if I have on a tiny or dark fly.
@@gokofly thanks I use a 3.5 orange fluorocarbon level line but can be very hard to see at times. I can clearly see your line which can mean fewer missed hook sets.
