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How To Swing Wet Flies | Tom Rosenbauer

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Tom Rosenbauer is fly fishing in Chilean Patagonia on a small stream and discusses tips for swinging wet flies successfully. He is the guest of Magic Waters Lodge: / magicwatersflyfishingt...
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24 авг 2024

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@schmoonkie Год назад

Tom is one of the best fly fishing teachers and authors. I started my fly fishing career learning from his books 30+ years ago.

@tmsact Год назад

I agree! He is a legend.

@joeg5414 7 месяцев назад

i wasn't going to even watch it until I saw it was Tom. edit: oh and same on the books. just turned 41. I remember his books in the mid-late 90s when I was learning. "Reading Trout Streams: The Orvis Guide" I remember getting that in the mid 90s and read it so many times. A bunch of others too. The cover to that one just brought back so many memories though. I think I'm going to buy it.

@user-io4gh7eu9p Год назад

Thanks a lot. Walked a small river this weekend with this setup. Tied a professor and patridge and orange. Caught 10 small Rainbows and one Brook covering about 3 km in 3 hours.

@jkdurden Год назад

My favorite way to fish.

@bigron8346 Год назад

I met Tom last spring at a Trout Unlimited function and he is one of the nicest people that I've ever met!

@emilioaguilera2212 10 месяцев назад

Greeting from Chile

@Oldmanflyfishing Год назад

Tom thank you for doing these videos, I’ve learned a ton from you.

@johngetz8585 Год назад

That was a really good tutorial on swinging wet flies. I've been doing it for years but you've really simplified it. Well done!

@newflyfisher Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@stevef2624 Год назад

I'll have to give this method more of a chance and see what happens. My eyes do glaze over when I see that much space in such a beautiful setting. Half the fun (and battle) for me is coming across a fishable area and then seeing if you can even make entry or decent casts to it. Another wonderful video and keep 'em coming.

@sonja9001 Год назад

Thanks for the short tutorial. I forgot how much fun I had in the past swinging soft hackles on the Big Thompson in Colorado. Before bead head soft hackles were popular, I used a fabric pin, put a bead on it and tied it to the shank, then tied the fly. The fly rode hook up in the water like a modern jiggy soft hackle. It worked great in a caddis hatch in the evening, and when no hatches occurred.

@andykjohnsonjohnson7622 Год назад

Nice video Tom 🎣. I tend to use the top tag of line. To attach my second fly , as it stands off better.

@Nrussell11 Год назад

I'd love a trout spey video!

@somerandomguy706 Год назад

"Don't set the hook" immediately sets the hook. Nice.

@glenndotter5065 9 месяцев назад

Have always fished 3 wet flies😅

@bruchadamo 5 месяцев назад

Are wet flies viable in all seasons?

@paulhaderlein5854 Год назад

With wet flies, Do you use anything to sink the line like a slow sinking leader or split shot?

@northguilford Год назад

Great instruction. Which fly did the trout take?

@newflyfisher Год назад

not sure what tom used, we will check

@LeakyWaders Год назад

Odd question but what model of sunglasses is Tom wearing?

@newflyfisher Год назад

believe they are smiths

@vincecaporale3544 Год назад

do you recommend using a strike indicator with this set up?

@newflyfisher Год назад

No, you should only use an indicator for nymphing

@Bridgeman-bg4jl Год назад

There are times with certain presentations that a strike indicator may work. I have used a float to swing a balanced leach into a tight spot on many occasions with great success. Never say with absolute certainty that “no,you should only…” . I recently caught a large landlocked salmon set up under a tree with an undercut bank doing this. This trophy had been safe from standard presentations.