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Also, good fish handling. No net, You wet your hands first………… Im dying here, we just got 6 inches of snow. Fished up north this past weekend, its done:(
Beads?
it may come a little late but TFO finesse and i know i spelled that wrong but its the best fly rod i have ever owned not to good for wooly buggers or big streamers but nymphs and droppers for streams and rivers it cant be beat super sensitive and great casting my dad likes mine better than his orvis
awsome video and nice fishing. ive never caught a rainbow that big on the snake river, or flat creek, or firehole river in yellowstone lol
Must say best fly fish video on youtube
Robby
Hi nice video, great outdoors.What do you think about TFO fly rods and how do you rate them.. I am new to flyfishing but i have used their spinning rods and they are good.. can you please help me to choose a fly rod for trout . I will be fishing in small streams for trouts upto 4lbs. Thanks
Well, I was going to have some fun with you and tease you about not having your net with you and having to use your hands (There have been a time or two that I have forgot my net). But as you can clearly see I read your comment to the above gentlemen and learned something myself. Anyway, thank you for posting this video, I liked it.
May you have beautiful skies and tight lines, God Bless!
Really? How do they know they are steelhead? Are they tracking them?
You are right, but both bucks, and hens die after their spawn.
Out of those 5,000 eggs, there are 2 salmon that return to the river to spawn. Having said that, I love eating salmon, (smoking some right now). Trout are different, I don’t like to keep them. Salmon are going to die anyway, and Alaska’s hatcheries take care of the populations. I like to keep salmon, not trout.
At the time of the shooting of this video, it was LEAGAL to use beads. It is NOT leagal now to use them in this manner now. I hope there is no more confusion on this subject.
PSSSST…. Your ignorance is showing! Actually you are wrong on this in every aspect. First very rude, which leaves you blocked now, (congratulations)! Second, a study showed that responsible handling of fish reduces the mortality rate associated with nets of catch and release fish from 8% to under 4%. So thanks for trying to spread your ignorance, but we’ll go ahead and let you keep it for yourself today. I do hope; though; that somebody thinks that you know what you are talking about.
im not sure about trout but male chinook die after their first spawn i think.
what is a russian? a kind of river?
somw dumb fucks have never seen a landing net
u see 4 foot of salmon not trout or stealhead the stealhead return to salt water in the spring
In the russian you cant keep trout if they’re above 16 inches and most of the fish in the russian are above 16 inches.
Yes I know that but there are some people on here that think on the russian river your bead must be fished 2 inches above the hook or free sliding but the russian being a fly fish on river you must have your beads attached to the hook I am not stating that on this video his beads are being fished differently but I’m just informing anyone that thinks the regs have changed from when this video was made they are wrong beads or attractors must be attached to the hook
I strongly dissagree when people let them go. after their 7th yaer of spawns tehy die, and i see like 4 foot of died salmons and stealheads, and trout. so why dont you just take the fish and enjoy it with your familes, by the way salmon spawns over 5,0000 eggs.
they have been catching a few steelhead in the middle kenai
and his bead is not
fuck you kylepickens I know the fish regs front and back upside down. I’m just stating how some people believe that your bead must be two inches away from your hook or free sliding but fly fish only waters state it must be attached to the hook. BITCH
does his bead look like its attached to the hook you dumb ass
“cannot kiss” wow peta members are a bunch of dimwits.
u dont know what ur talking bout..