Wild Brown Trout on Dry Fly and Nymphs in the Otways!

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We are very fortunate in regional Victoria to be allowed to now travel around and fish. I decided to head south west and look at some of my old favourite streams and rivers in the Otways. There are literally dozens of great wild trout waters down here, so its worth having an explore!
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Rod: Sage X 9' 3 Weight
Fly Line: Cortland SYLK 3 Weight Double Taper
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Комментарии : 49

@mikementzer9292 3 года назад

Thought I would just watch some Aussie guy do some fishing, but soon realised this guy is next level. So much knowledge and skill. Note how he always says; 'there he is', where we would say; 'got one'. Says it all. You and me read a river, this guy just puts it under his pillow before sleeping. And still admiring and enjoying every single fish, big and small. If I ever grow up, I want to be this guy (I am 44).

@BillSaltbush 3 года назад

This 'some Aussie guy' is arguably Australia's top competition fly fisher. Whenever Lance and Devin (as nice chaps they are) come up against him, he usually whups their backsides. I just wish he'd stay off my rivers though . . . 😉

@ranenwilson9578 3 года назад

I've been told his nymphing is like a vacuum cleaner

@tomm7733 3 года назад

Awesome, cant wait to get out on the rivers again. Please keep the vids up they are getting me through the long lockdown days. Legend thank you so much

@sopheven 3 года назад

Yeah…any leader knots I get are caused by fish too……

@berrafishman268 3 года назад

This has got me gee’d up mate. Great video hopefully we can get out there soon to

@markrichards730 3 года назад

Hey Tom I like your work, but I’m not sure a fragile fishery like the otways needs this publicity…

@alanbaldry5973 3 года назад

Tom, soooo jealous that you are out of lock down but thanks for another great video and commentary - always there is something to learn or have reinforced from watching your videos. Keep the videos coming, it helps to keep me calm during lock down.

@TonySelkirk Год назад

Interesting to hear "not much pressure on this stream" in closing comments 12k views? It does now.. There are the enlightened among us who can make fish porn and feather their nest whilst the rest of us will wonder where the fish have gone. I'll be front and centre down the Otways opening day as I am every year. I'm bound to have (unwanted) company this year.

@sydneyfishingstory 3 года назад

It's beautiful nice video very good fishing, my friend

@Rufus761 3 года назад

Thanks Tom, I am just about to venture into fly fishing at the ripe old age of 72. I have learnt so much from your videos especially this one, very informative. As a beginner would you recommend using barbless hooks or does that make it more difficult initially? Thanks again keep up the great content 😎

@tomjarmanfishing3208 3 года назад

That’s fantastic! I’d definitely encourage using barbless hooks as the go into the fish better so you get more hook ups and they are better for the fish also! Cheers, Tom

@Jimmy-n6j 3 года назад

Great vid once again! Love your streamcraft, There is so much in this vid that will help newbies to fly fishing understand small stream fishing. Love your work bro!

@tonyryan9924 3 года назад

Great video, great entertainment for those of us in lockdown !

@PurplePatchFishing 3 года назад

What a great session, just something therapeutic about wading a stream, catching a fishing is just a bonus 💜🎣

@thefullscale-fishingadvent2917 3 года назад

Such a beautiful river man!

@WyomingOutofDoors 3 года назад

Good video friend , was just checking out your great channel and i joined up

@charlesarmstrong5292 2 года назад

Thanks for this excellent video Tom. What you demonstrated is going to save us a heap of time and frustration when we get up there hopefully this new season.

@bryanmiller6485 3 года назад

G’day Tom , could you describe your gear re rod & line weight etc , thanks in advance

@failchook 3 года назад

hey tom question about your rigging, is all of your tippet material(the dropper rig) flurocarbon?

@chrisbabo3726 3 года назад

Great video Tom. Some nice browns a D beautiful looking stream 👌

@l214laus 3 года назад

The Otways leeches would have been wild with excitement with you walking through their forest.

@markhoffman9655 3 года назад

Find it surprising how close you are to the fish without spooking them in shallow clear water.

@woowoowoocom 3 года назад

Thanks, Tom. Need this to keep me going until I'm able to hit those little creeks again. I reckon the fish have been missing out on a good laugh, too!

@XXMDQ-o9y 3 года назад

Looking to get out soon and love the Otways. This might motivate me to get to a couple of my spots. Fishing is just as I remember it...hate the leeches though got absolutely hammered last time I was down there!

@cloud9eddie 3 года назад

Nice vid any streams in the Otways U would recommend for fly fishing looking to do some backpack hiking and camping

@tomjarmanfishing3208 3 года назад

Thanks man. And there are so many streams it’s crazy and they all hold surprisingly good numbers of fish. Just make sure the flows are good. Adventuring around the Aire and it’s tributaries would be fun. Have a read of this fisheries page, it’s how I started exploring there vfa.vic.gov.au/recreational-fishing/fishing-locations/inland-angling-guide/areas/otway/otway-angling-waters

@florentlebec3910 3 года назад

Great video as usual ! But it’s a torture to watch it ! 😃 can’t wait to go out again ! Getting bored to fish city lakes ! 🤣

@DB-ez9ud 3 года назад

Perfect timing Tom. Heading there this weekend. Cheers

@ashleigh2491 2 года назад

Dammed if I can catch a trout in the Otways on a fly :(

@zdravkoleski2375 2 года назад

Beautiful colors on them fish is that barham or aire?

@michaeloakley810 3 года назад

Awesome video mate the otways is in my back yard that’s a great river some good tips in the video too great work

@reidysfishing2403 3 года назад

Great video Tom really enjoyed it love your enthusiasm

@nathanfullarton8097 3 года назад

Another great video Tom, love seeing those truely wild browns

@davidflyfisher6379 3 года назад

Great video! Lots of useful observations

@nicholaskozdra5882 3 года назад

Great place to spend some time mate. I was up that way on Saturday. Managed to catch my first trout on a fly which was spectacular.

@tomjarmanfishing3208 3 года назад

That’s awesome man! Well done!!

@glennpayne704 3 года назад

No net this time Tom?

@flyfishingchannel 3 года назад

Nice!

@whiteman2371 3 года назад

Awesome video man

@alsta_dog4817 3 года назад

Hey mate I was just wondering how do you find these awesome spots? I would really like to know so that I could find some my self

@tomjarmanfishing3208 3 года назад

Haha a lot of research online and looking at maps. Then you just have to go and look, I’ve fished plenty of terrible places as well as great ones. Cheers, Tom

@alsta_dog4817 3 года назад

@@tomjarmanfishing3208 Cheers for that I will keep those tips in mind

@petermiller9115 3 года назад

I watch and enjoy all your videos. It was great to see one of my local area in the Otways. Cheers

@trevormartin9115 3 года назад

Hey Ranger, tripped over this footage, must have been Tony BubbleLine Stewart he bumped into. Miss the Ultralite Otway Missions. Don't MISS the leeches though. NZ Rivers open next Friday for me, fingers crossed Trev KiwiFlyFishing Southland NZ

@petermiller9115 3 года назад

I would rather leeches than sandflies. Good luck hope you release a few. Cheers Pete (The Ranger).

@paolo5161 3 года назад

Great video Tom, almost as good as being there myself. What length of leader were you using, how far from the flyline was your dry, and how far was the nymph from the dry?