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@@pnwtroutslayer253 thanks for subscribing! Will check out yours & subscribe.

@@flyholics Appreciate it! Fish on and tight lines!!!

Not opposed to keeping one and I hear Brook trout are the best tasting. Requires preparations (cooler, ice, etc) and I always forget. My wife gives me enough grief for not bringing more fish home!

If he told you he would have to kill you lol

@@johnmahoney7876 more like, "If I told you, some people on the internet would kill me." lol

Here are your options: wdfw.wa.gov/species-habitats/species/salvelinus-fontinalis#locations

@@Byron-nk9hj Yes, eastern.

@@Dawgfan74 It’s sort of a niche. Most guides dismiss the idea outright but as long as you’re willing to do your own rigging, guides should support it. They work for you (for a day).

@@jeffregan1249 The silver fish was a spring run salmon. Wish it was a steelhead!

Thanks! WA is a special place.

Didn't measure and my eyes tend to add 2".. at least 22"!? I caught a slightly bigger one the 2nd day of fishing but wasn't filming.

Roundabouts. Gotta carry!

@@dougmasters2240 luke@flyholics.com

@@troutman007 below. Have been fighting an urge to make the 6 hour drive down from central WA the past few weekends.

@@flyholics Thanks for the info, as I rarely fish below the tunnel. Didn’t know the rainbows were that far down. And yes I too had to resist the urge….. But made it to the SFBR and landed 26.

@@troutman007 then it proved to be a solid choice! Have only made the treck down to eastern OR once. Stayed in a yurt one night. X marks the spot.

Depends on the time of year for some flies while other patterns produce year round. Hatch chart: www.worleybuggerflyco.com/EDU/YakimaRiverInsectHatchChart.htm#gsc.tab=0

parachute fly trailing behind a Chernobyl fly Just attach the parachute on to the Chernobyl fly hook and let it trail behind 2 ft Hot set up

Great questions! 1. There is a reel, it’s just lower than my hand on the rod. In fly fishing the reel merely holds the line, you use your hands as a reel. (Unless its a big fish) 2. The fly is only in the air when being casted. It is placed on top of the water (to imitate a bug sitting on top of the water) where the trout will eat it. 3. Fly line has a nylon core coated with plastic. This gives it weight to cast the small, unweighted or lightly weighted, flies. Essentially you are casting the weight of the line, not the weight of the lure as in traditional fishing. 4. In this video I am using 2 dry flies, so 2 flies that sit on top of the water. The splashes you see right before I set the hook are the fish coming up and eating the fly off the top. Right now, I have no lures below the surface so it’s easy to pickup and re cast 5. Lures. Fly fishing is all about using thread, feathers, wire, and other materials to imitate bugs that the fish will eat. No scent or bait is used. I’m no expert, but I’ve learned a few things. I would suggest looking up Mad River Outfitters on UA-cam. They have a series that teaches all about fly fishing. It’s where I learned to fly fish! Tight lines!

@@flyholics thanks for the awesome answers. I appreciate the info and time!

Thanks! It was my first time at an alpine lake and it didn’t disappoint!

Have had more than a couple of days like that!

Shoot me an email (luke@flyholics.com) and I'll share the spot.

Thanks man! It was a nice feeling after a long cold day of nothing 😂

Could be. Feel free to shoot me an email: luke@flyholics.com

Okay did you have an old channel named riverdog?

Nope!@@raymonddoerr2523

Okay he does Yakima river stuff on UA-cam too, his channel is riverdog outfitters. Nice fish by the way, beautiful.

@@raymonddoerr2523 Looked him up. He's a spin fisher!

This is a few miles below the confluence of Kelly Creek / Clearwater River; Northern ID.

Thanks! I was close to hanging up the streamer to Euro Nymph. Luckily I stuck with the streamer for a few more casts.

Thanks! Yea the net girl was on point. lol

It did EXACTLY that!

Thanks William! This one was definitely unique. WA westslope cutthroat are generally shorter and chubbier. This one was long and slim. Almost reminded me of a Lahotan.

Thanks! Yes, especially during spring runoff when the flows are up.

That it is.

There’s some dandies in that section man. Tight lines brotha.

@@raymonddoerr2523 Nice, haven't spent much time fishing the farmland stretch. Mostly fish above it. Cheers!

Thank you! We have much more content coming up as well!

It’s one of my favorite places I’ve ever fished! Can’t wait to go back!

Thanks for subbing! We should have more content coming soon!

Spring has been a very welcomed sight after a long winter!

@@flyholics no kidding. Let’s get after it! Subbed for more. Have a peek on my page 👊🏻

That’s sweet! We absolutely love floating the Yakima! Can’t be too mad about whitefish, after all they are native haha