I enjoyed the fishing and trout in this video obviously, but what REALLY impressed me was how clean the audio was on that windy river. I work in the production department at a church and recording our river baptism videos every summer has taught me how hard that can be, so impressive job on the audio. 👍🧈
Love the vids Brian and ive gotten to where i buy something dang near every paycheck, this sport is truly addicting. You and flip are probably my two biggest inspirations. Thanks keep up the good work ill keep watching and buying
A couple of people I work with are up in Ohio now steelhead fishing. I just started trying to fly fish, so hopefully someday I’ll head up that way from Maryland and try it out. Your videos definitely help a lot for beginning fly fishing!
Where I’m from we call this the Provo river bounce rig. I’ve caught dozens of fish doing this with a slight variety. I pull in 20 feet of line and as the rig passes me I lower my rod tip and shake the rod tip while feeding in the line I stripped in. I can fish 30 feet upstream and 30 feet down stream.
Great video. I was first taught brian's method, and have recently adapted to josh's method. Ill mend both ways depending which set up is in my hand and what things look like.
I was dealing with a setup and river speed today (I'm a noob for reference) and was having a hell of a time mending as I had done in different water. I think this would help. I felt like I was constantly fighting the fly line as it would haul downstream faster than my nymps and shot. Then I was frustrated that I couldn't get a decent cast with that setup.
Would you guys do a video for switch rods? I know josh uses one. I was wondering how practical it’s use is here in the Midwest? Great videos as always guys!
I've been on steelhead water so many times this year with only one bite to show for it. Can you tell me why you chose that specific run? It doesn't look deep enough, and there isn't any cover from the sun.
