Fly Fishing Small Moorland Streams for Wild Brown Trout - The East Dart (How to fish small streams) 

The respect you guys have for the fish and the countryside tugs at my heartstrings.

Thoroughly enjoyed watching people who have a deep understanding of their subject. Excellent!

Outstanding, water quality is everything, that stream is beautiful.

This is lovely. It doesn't get any better than fishing small wild streams for pretty trout - their markings in peaty water are so vivid - and seeing and appreciating the surroundings.

Very nice video, I look forward to fishing Dartmoor one day. I have visited the East Dart a few times walking and your video has inspired me to get there again. Thank you.

Such a beautiful video, beautiful river, stunning wild brownies and nature, plus two passionate fisherman, what's not to like. More of these videos please.

Lovely. We have similar fishing here in Scotland, and on some moors even a few char just to add some surprises. I use a 6' rod with #3 line and a small fish feels enormous on that, especially Scottish wild browns which are as hard as nails....ha ha ha. Great to watch, thanks for posting.

Lovely! Those streams are of amazing beauty! I fly fish for a very short period during the year mainly in Prince Edward Island near Where the novel Ann of green gable was written. The soil is red and the grass and forest surrounding the streams are lush green we never know ahead of time if we are going to catch a brook trout a rainbow trout or a small salmon. I always fish barbless as I catch and release but sometime I even cut the hook as well when I don’t feel like having to even pull the fish toward me and just feeling the little tug is good enough. Thank you for sharing. There is nothing comparable to wading along a stream of fast water in the shade of the forest. It’s along one of those rivers that I once decided to cut the hook on my fly and tried to land gently my fly on leaves over hanging the stream and realized how much fun it was to focus on the fly presentation as it is impossible to hook a fish without a hook! 😁😁😁 once it was too nice for fishing so I left my rod on the side of the stride and spend the evening taking pictures and observing how the fishes were moving and feeding in the stream. I always have my camera with me when I go fishing yet many time I forget my fishing equipment! 😁😁😁

Thank you, I really enjoyed this video in beautiful countryside and some great tips on technical and approach.

Stunning video I truly love the wild streams of Dartmoor I think it is some of the hardest fishing out there 😊

Your voices are very calming its like Bob Ross but for fishing

A truly beautiful video to watch - A joy to catch small wild brownies.....

Great video from two very experienced Dartmoor ambassadors

Thank you guys for such a professionally made video...brought back happy memories of some fruitless but enjoyable stalking along the same route. I'm looking forward to finding some possum fur for next time..great tip.

EXCELLENT

I enjoyed the video very much - beautiful fish, beautiful country. I would like to learn more about the opossum hair wing dry fly. Thank you.

Great video and loads of amazing info in there. Being from Tavistock I’m looking forward to venturing out for some brown trout on the moors. 🙏🏻🤞🏻

Superb.

Well presented once again.

Very therapeutic !! Should be available on NHS... How small are you guys going ? Sz 16......?

Would the roll cast be a good starting off cast

Hi great video. Can I ask where you get your possum fur,please?

What flies would you use in early spring?

fantastic day's fishing, could you let us know where you get your possum hair from, and what part of the possum, ie belly or upper, i did manage to get some but is very fine and downy not really suitable for dry fly. well back to the vice, keep up the fine video's. Ian

Sir, your name dropping of all the countries you have fished is a little pretentious and has put me off your otherwise great video. We are not interested in where you have travelled all over the globe. Really sorry, you are not the only person who has travelled . Bad form.

Leader way too long :D