Hepburn Lagoon Brown and Rainbow Trout on Streamers!

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Firstly, apologies about the wind/audio.
This week I had a couple of afternoons fishing at the quality brown and rainbow trout west of Melbourne on Hepburn Lagoon. Late Autumn/Winter provides amazing sight fishing targeting big trout chasing baitfish such as Australian Smelt! I missed out this time on a big one, but still had some great chances and caught a few throughout the week and two this particular afternoon.
You can find gear used in this video at nervouswater.com.au
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Gear:
Rod: Cortland 10' 6 Weight MKII
Fly Line: Cortland Ghost Tip 15
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Reel: Shilton CR3
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Tippet: Cortland 2X and 3X Ultra Premium Fluorocarbon
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Комментарии : 26

@michaelmcbrien1076 3 года назад

Great video on a much underrated fishery. It can be bleak and blowy but it does grow some hard pulling solid fish.

@stuartrees7667 3 года назад

Great fishing Tom, brings back so many memories, well done

@markovasil1608 Год назад

Great video, love the western lakes for fishing

@liamlannen6739 3 года назад

Loving the Videos Tom, Definitely helping me get my Fly Fishing bug back! Keep up the good work!

@davidflyfisher6379 3 года назад

Good video. Very helpful.

@zachlovessix 3 года назад

Awesome video as always!

@matthewwarren4109 3 года назад

Doesn't get much better mate. Lovely demonstration on covering active fish👌👌

@ikramkhan4568 2 месяца назад

Good on you bro

@roypollard1958 3 года назад

Terrific footage of feeding fish

@dusanivanovic7043 3 года назад

Machine! thanks for sharing buddy!

@derekcunningham9993 3 года назад

Good stuff. Had a similar day, last week on Lauriston, but could not get anything to take

@AshCrill 5 месяцев назад

hi Tom, thanks for the video. When you are fishing these lakes, what depth do your flies run at?

@tomjarmanfishing3208 5 месяцев назад

In the top couple of meters, normally the top few feet. The active fish you catch are normally up and looking to eat

@Adventuristic89 3 года назад

Tom thanks for your videos I’ve recently plunged into nymphing because of you I don’t think I’ll ever look back so much less hassle thinking about back casts & presentation on dry flies I’ve been catching more fish too soo thanks mate...I’ve been trying to get my hands on that yoto reel you use it’s tough to get here in Scotland I’m itching for one you couldn’t maybe do a little video on it could you? Changing of the spool & general ins & outs of it? I’ve tried to find some vids but seems all different languages I can’t understand 😂

@johnmartin2566 3 года назад

Great vid Tom. Fished Hepburn a few times over the years for zip. How important is having a sink tip? I only have floating lines...

@tomjarmanfishing3208 3 года назад

Of the bank you can probably get away with a floater because lakes like this are shallow and the fish high. Cheers, Tom

@boosterb9698 3 года назад

Hey Tom, I've found your videos informative and entertaining. Many thanks. I've noticed in your casting you drop your hand back down the grip and then slip back up when you start your retrieve. Is this a concious process/ habit of yours? I'd be keen to hear why? It's possible I may even do the same without thinking.

@tomjarmanfishing3208 3 года назад

Hey mate, oh thanks, great to hear! You know what, that is completely unconscious and I didn’t know what you meant at first. I cast with quite a loose grip so that must be the result haha

@tomjarmanfishing3208 3 года назад

Hey mate, oh thanks, great to hear! You know what, that is completely unconscious and I didn’t know what you meant at first. I cast with quite a loose grip so that must be the result haha