In this video, I introduce my version of the pheasant tail nymph, one of my BEST flies for trout, and show it to some hungry wild brownies. Fortunately they love it almost as much as I do!
If the water is low and the temperatures are high, tributaries are often the BEST places to focus your energy when trout fishing. The morning I filmed this video, the bigger rivers were down to their bones. But the water in this valley was cold and I was able to find trout (and a grayling!) feeding in the deeper oxygenated parts of the stream. If there's one thing I've learned, it's that fly fishing for trout is adapting your approach to the conditions. This us much more important than having expensive gear and casting sexy loops!
I hope you enjoy this video as much as I did making it (you can probably tell I had fun making the introduction!). And if you did, please drop me a comment and consider subscribing to the channel.
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If you're looking for more Scottish fishing content, I highly recommend Scottish Mountain Man's channel ( / @scottishmountainman1290 . He's so close to his first milestone of 1000 subscribers and it would be so cool if we could be the ones to help him over the line!
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15 окт 2024
