stream trout fishing basics Its raining trout 

You make it look so easy...and I learned something out of it. Watching this while drinking a restful cup of tea after 4 hours work in the garden. Nice one!

Great work and knowledge! Be safe always. Thank you for the great lessons.

Far out, great job Rob amazing fishing and technique

Nice video helped me a lot. I was fishing against the current all along. Cheers for the advice.

take your time brother.... love ya vids man... new tothis lure river fishing... (live in black wood) learning HEAPS

Awesome video, man! keep pumping out the trout videos!!!

Have been waiting for a vid like this for a while as a bit of novice to river fishing for trout I can only say thanks mate for all your effort in making this vid.

So knowledgeable!! Arizona, United States, here. Great mountain trout fishing here. Thanks!!

Robbie that was fantastic I learned so much thanks for uploading looking forward to your next video

I've known this bloke for 40yrs & if there is one constant about him its his fishing message. As he dragged me up tiny streams, over grown with blackberries or ducking under fallen trees, his fishing tips have always been the same and as I result, even I caught the odd trout. Great video my friend, keep them coming.

Your videos are some of my favorite online.

Love the vids Robbie. Went cod fishing for the first time ever, inspired by you. Thanks!

always so informative and entertaining! great one Robbie! 🤘🏻

Wow what a fantastic trout fishing session, and stunning place too. Really enjoyed it and thanks for your tips. Happy fishing 😃👍💪💪👏👋👋

Nice session there Robbie..🎣🐟

Nice work on the video. It was well worth the watch. Thanks for taking the time to do a video like that.

Great video Robbie!!! Super!!! You definitely make me want to go out and find some small streams and catch some trout!!! Ohh who ever told you to "WET" your hands before grabbing the fish, hello!!! Doesn't your hand get wet when you stick it in the water!!! 👍✌️🙏

Awesome vid, very helpful for raw amateurs like me.

Another one in the net (video i mean not the fish) great advice, very skillfull casting, great entertainment, you would'nt notice time passing while watching your video and now i'm late for work.

Very nice video, Robbie, and greetings from Pennsylvania USA.. I always replace the trebles on my spinners with single siwash hooks. Less trauma to fish, easier to release, and I land just as many. For what it's worth.

great video and even better singing well done mate good fishing

I love your vids thanks for the tips

got a big 5lb brown today which got super tired out and wasn't wanting to swim at all, so I went to swim him. He still wasnt kicking. I then ran with him over to some shallower faster water which was quite cold. I held him face into current in that for a couple of minutes until he started kicking a little. When I let him go he was turning sideways and giving up to the current so I grabbed him just before he was swept away. Then I took him 5 meters upstream to some cold yet 1ft deep water and got on my knees and sat there for a good 5 mins swimming him slowly. Then when he kicked a little harder I let go and he sat there of his own accord. I figured he would be ok to catch his breath on his own at that point and went to sort out my gear I left downstream. When I came back he was still in the same spot just chilling, and as he saw me out of the corner of his eye he immediately powered off into the deep with speed. Goes to show guys, dont give up on fish just because they are seeming like giving up, just get them facing into some current with plentiful oxygen and persevere, they will make it! This guy was hooked with a single hook in the corner of the lips.

The reason i think you lost that fish when it jumped you did not (bow to the fish) what that means is when a fish jumps out of the water and then renters the water the pressure the fish puts onto the line plus current is greater often than the line can hold. By lowering your rod tip as the fish renters the water the pressure is not so great and you will retain more fish. it is the one of 2 circumstances when you must lower your rod tip. The second circumstance is when you have a big fish on, in a fast river, the fish is heading downstream at a rapid pace, you cant follow it along the bank, you are loosing your line, there is not much line left on your reel and you are in danger of being spooled, take your rod or pole submerge in to the water and hold it there wait and watch the fish will stop taking line and turn around and start swimming back down stream try to remember this if you ever hook the fish of a life time and your breaking strain is way to light,

Great video, days like that make you it has for the chance to get to the river bank again. Great size trout you caught Robbie well done

Great video 👍,

Hey looks like a great stream..none so good around here...bought new rod today so will try catch a trout nxt week.thnx again Robbie

thanks robbie, been waiting for your uploads 😉. great vids love them.

Great video Robbie, really enjoyed that mate. The double tapping on the sink hole from start to end was really a bolt of intel for me. Never thought about that before mate. After all these years. lol. Excellent content mate. ATB Moose.

Thank you for showing people the proper way to handle trout to many people have no idea i see people all the time grab them too tight and don't wet their hands so Thanks

Love your videos mate! What size/weight spinner do you recommend?

great video. any suggestions on beginner rod and reel?

Great video, thank you. The browns by you look so much different than the ones I get here on the east coast of the US. Ours seem to have a lot more spots

Excelente vídeo!! Saludos

Another top vid mate , love the longer format , means more info.

awesome vid keep up the terrific work!

awesome, awesome video robbie! Enjoined every second of it, and your right that it was dreams are made of, exspecially mine !! haha. Thanks for the great content

Great comments on working those pools from bottom to top. Some pretty scrubby river banks your having to fish.

You must have learnt that tree cast from me, a lot of mine go up the tree. Thanks for the tips, I need all the help I can get.

great video mate, very informative. greeting from uk!

Me Being American and listening to the language he uses is pure comedy bugger bugger lol..On another note I love your videos

Great vid Robbie, dont worry to much what the nay sayers comment on. Keep your great work up as your vids are refreshing and teaching us all new things.

Robbie, just starting out. Small/medium mountain Stream, width about 3-6 Meters. What rodsize would you recommend for trout. Cheers

Amazing video!

Man robbie what an epic video! If this is what your dreams are made of mate then you have got to come to nz sometime. In summer down at my local river I catch over 50 trout per day, the average size being about 40cm with the odd 50-70 cm fish around the place.

mate have you ever fished barrington tops? thinking about hitting it up when the season re opens or whether its better to drive further down to snowy mountains

nice vid mate keep it up!

Nice video! Very informative. Like i tell people if they think dropping fish when releasing hurts them....some lakes are stocked by dropping fish from a plane!!

👍👍👍👍👍👍🎣lov the long episodes

Hey man I just started watching some of your videos, and I am just starting up my channel. Do you have any recommendations for what lures I should use? I have been fishing this coastal river/stream for about a year now and not counting a few big eels I have only been able to catch one decent 25.5 cm brown trout. What should I be throwing?

lovely trout robbie , i live in england . where i live there used to be lots of wild brown trout but then the developers moved in and disstroyed the enviroment . i livw in a town called tunbridge wells in kent .

i love trout fishing

you seems to be nice guy ;) all the best from Poland!

Interesting. Never heard of casting upstream. Must be a Euro. thing. Here in Canada we always work our way downstream using the current to spin the lure. Still, you caught a few so it's all good. Gord, British Columbia, Canada

Yes good info' for beginners like me. If you were trotting a float or a fly rod should you be upstream ? Just subbed, thanks Rob.

what size of line u using 0.20 or 0.25 ? :)

I’m in Cowra Robbie I now spend every night preparing my rods. Yes I have been infected by the Robbie Fishing Bug THANK YOU!

Good work......

awesome vid robbie

Good stuff Robbie. Mate ive even been bitten by a March fly in January lol. cheers mate.

Speaking of dropping trout... where I live they often stock the lakes with planes. They fly down low and drop the fish out of the plane and into the lake -- they survive that too. That said, I agree. I release them gently when I can.

Great video, Robbie. Do you keep any fish for the pan? Were brown trout introduced down under from Europe, or are they native?

Love the episode Robbie! ....the singing, hmmm not as much haha! (Isn't it half past 10, not 6?!) 2 casts, 2 fish, gee you're a guru!

I think your good at handling fish :) Also what kind of line are you using? And what do you do if you have a fast running river. What do you do then? Just fish with eggs on the bottom?

Awesome video Robbie! just wondering what brand of spinner you would recommend for this type of fishing? Cheers

G'day, I'm from Melbourne and i need to know where the good fishing spots are.. Especially trout? Any good places close to northern suburbs of Melbourne? Cheers

Where abouts were u fishing robbie..i live bear mudgee...can u suggest any good places to fish im new to this.thnx

I've been trout fishing couple Times all over the blue mountains streams and dams with absolutely no luck havnt even seen a fish and I'm doing every thing right I've tried a worms spinners and powerbait is there something happening in nsw like the fish have all died and I've tried all times of the the year Any thing you can recommend like a spot a lure or bait for that particular spot and the the best seasons and times to go

Know it's an old video but what size (weight) line do you use?

What about wearing a gillie suit? 😂 I fish some very open areas with no trees and just grass, but even while crouching the fish are still seeing me, I'm tempted to get a gillie suit with hay on it, what's your thoughts? Haha. Slowly watching all your older videos, even 5+ years ago you were a great content creator. I can't wait to see what the future holds for you Robbie.

Which way do the trout face.?

Hey rob do you know the best lure for redfin in 18ft water by any chance

The stream only has brook trout, brown trout,and American eel

As an American living in Ballarat, I am loving trout fishing, but can't catch as many as I'd like. I've caught ONE in Wendouree... I am always eager to find decent places in Victoria so.... would you be able to msg me or post some of your favourite spots around the Ballarat region? Also, what gear/setup are you using? 2-4kg? Cheers

It's better to drop them back because it keeps them from getting sediment in there gills when you release them the other way all that dirt sediment gets kicked up from them swimming off gets in the gills suffocate them

Where are you fishing may I ask ?

My boss has just subscribed to you.

what reel are you using in the video?

Every stream in tasmania is packed with trout

Tebrikler like

what river/creek?

hey mate what blade spinner is that?

The streams i fish say there are trout in them but all i ever seem to catch is walleye and pike. I gotta get better at targeting trout because i suck at it xD.

YOU MAY GET NOVEMBER FLIES IN MAY.... bloody hilarious joke rite at end of vid....

Good advice Robbie , not worth your life to catch a fish . Many people die each year from silly acts . Love your vids mate .

Can I go fishing with you one day

Wow thanks for the video! i was just introduced to spinner fishing. it doesnt look like you put any bait on it, is that right? the person that showed me the spinners used a worm and a powerbait floating egg with the spinner. is that a good idea? also, i'm fishing in a much bigger river.

Does any one know what water proof camera he was using

flyfishing mat..

Hey Robbie you look different 6 years later .But still talk the same .July 1. 2023

The reason you don't throw the fish in is because you burned him out reeling him in. You have to let him catch his breath.

'"Fish handling Is very important"' **RIPS HOOK FROM FISH MOUTH, THROWS INTO WATER**

sharpen your hooks mate

Picking up a trout like that in the thumbnail is a death sentence for the fish.

Trout should be caught on 'FLY' only..

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Half the fucking video is just on wetting your hand...

You lost me at cast upstream with a spinner. Then I saw you toss the fish in the water because you couldn't be bothered to bend over and gently release it.