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@@reelflyfishing2932 yea as long as I don’t forget my net. Lol

@@MuddyJoker585 yea man

@@michaelcapurso I don’t have any complaints about it. I’m going to try and film a small streamer video with it this week. I actually have the 8wt as well and I’m thinking about selling both of them to get something completely different to replace both of them.

@@Kewin-vo2me i normally here that from girls.

@@MuddyJoker585 thanks bud.

@@troutowl thanks bud. The vertical field of view being 48% bigger makes it so you never have to adjust the camera up or down and keeps the action in frame. It’s going to be helpful.

@@pauljensen3088 I seen the biggest fish I’ve ever seen in that creek and another decent one. The one was really lethargic and probably would have let me snag him if I wanted to but that’s not my style.

@@-fishin Well that’s not good. I have wondered what these past three hot summers has done to fish in our area over all. Being lethargic makes me wonder if the heat has killed off some of their feed. Crayfish, sculpin minnows etc. Water being 59 degrees is encouraging!! I haven’t been there since June. Trip is WAY overdue.

@@pauljensen3088 yea I think it had something to do with the low water level and that section of creek having a lot of flat and slower water so maybe the oxygen level dropped off.

@@Beardedfurflinger thanks bud. I find that the more I try different styles of fly fishing the better I get at all styles of fly fishing. For instance trout Spey has thought me about different locations that trout feed that I wouldn’t have fished with a euro rod or a dry fly stick previously…

@@JaikerzJake yea I’m probably over that. lol the reel is great. It’s holding up better than i thought it would. The medal is pretty thin and it dings up pretty easy but i toss it around and drop it on rocks and it’s still in perfect working condition. My only issue is that it could be heavier to balance out the rod but i manage just fine with it.

My old lady is from Michigan so I’ll fish yours too eventually. Lol

@@-fishin haha. yeah man.. let me know I'll show you around haha

@@JeremyReger I’ll keep that in mind.

@@creekfishingny5448 thanks man. I knew there would be a big push that day so I figured I could trick a couple.

@@elkhtr8472 thanks

@@Chris-pl7tp yea I love it up there

@@brandonday9001 if you have any questions about anything just ask. I’m always happy help.

​@-fishin what size Hopper were you using?

@@brandonday9001 I tie them with a size 10 nymph sport hook instead of a traditional dry fly hook to get a wider gap.

@@-fishin I'm going to hit you on insta

@@brandonday9001 ok

@@FISHER4MEN nice

@@jeffadams6398 thanks bud

@@Adventures_of_ASJ thanks bud

@@fairportwrestling12 thanks bud

@@mattfaczan yea I looked at the map when I got home and it looks like you could make a couple day camping trip out of it.

@@-fishinfor sure!

@@xxeon thank you

@@lukestookey1883 thanks man

@@gunag5296 thanks man!

@@bengomez2322 yea I’ll probably do a streamer giveaway in the fall for single hook stuff and then another one in the spring for articulated stuff. I would like to do more if the channel starts to grow a little faster.

@@blueridgeflyguy9551 It was a first for me. Thanks bud.

Now that you mention it me neither

@@kinahawi nice I haven’t fished a mop much but it probably looks like a Caddis with a case.

@@biggarfish yea it’s the cortland tri color indicator mono. I run 15-20 foot of maxima chameleon 10 pound off of my fly line to 8 pound indicator mono. From there I run my tippet to the depth I want.

@@mattfaczan I had one in my bag.😂 in the next video I have a way better day on a pretty amazing brook trout river.

Bro it’s literally in the title of video 😂

@@Alex42_869 the west branch

@@t_o_ny thanks. Check out the video before this. It’s in a different access and I had a way better day.

@@TakaVln when I fished it they where in the low 60s but now it’s probably to hot until the next cold front. The day after this I found some real cold water on a brook trout stream and had an unbelievable day.

@@paulkuzia9236 honestly I have no idea but the rocks there make me think about rattle snakes. I know there’s timbers in the lake George area!

Somewhere between 38 and 42 degrees Fahrenheit. Thanks for commenting. I’m always shocked when people watch from the other side of the world.

I have an inflatable sup but the last time I was up it was too cold to submerge the boys. lol also I like catching the little guys on 2wt rods.

No I was tight line nymphing with a sighter.

@@-fishin nice. What nymphing line do you use? Im thinking about trying that out next.

@@brandonday9001 I have a rio euro line but you don’t need that. Any of your reels you use now will work but if you have a full frame one that will save you some head aches. I would suggest getting 10 pound maxima chameleon leader pulling off 20 foot putting a loop knot 🪢 in one end and attach it to your fly line. From there I ad a three foot cortland tri color sighter and then run your tippet to depth. Casting will be weird at first but it works. lol

The max catch in touch 2wt is a great place to start but really I only started using max catch stuff to see if I like different styles of fly fishing but I don’t feel the need to upgrade to something better. The rod is good but the cork and the guides leave something to be desired. I’m actually thinking about buying a 11ft 3wt cortland comp rod but it’s 5 times the price. lol and I use an origin full frame reel from reel fly fishing out of South Africa. It’s the cheapest best looking one I could find but it’s a little bit to light and they can be hard to find. If you have any other questions just ask I’m happy to share. Leaders can be tricky when first starting out.

@-fishin thanks man! Stay blessed.. Origin which model and size... would it balance well with 3wt rod or should I stick with 2 weight rod.. thanks

@simonucaconmosca lovely to hear about your passion for new fishing styles experiances.. my home waters in Pakistan have beautiful trout waters... from lakes, small waters and real big waters.... most of my fishing is in medium to large waters i.e rapid flowing strams with 40 feet width to big rivers more than 100 feet apart.... trout is the primary target... rainbow and brown... catch sizes are from 6 inches to say 11 inches... waters are mixed mostly of which have strong flows..... I wonder if this suffice to give better idea... we catch mostly trout here on spinning gear with flies tied on droppers... would need your kind guidance should I buy fly fishing gear or euro nymphing gear.... thanks

@@faisalrafique6107 it’s hard to say what would be best for someone else because people like different things. The 3 wt would be a great place to start. And as for the reel you might want to look at something a little heavier.

@-fishin thanks man! Infact getting started fly fishing or euro nymphing... contact nymphing I am reading tactical fly fishing by Devis Olsen and books by Gorge Daniels.... seems euro nymphing needs close proximity and is more deadly whilst fly fishing one has not to reach close quarters... you having experienced both styles what's the take to start into this sport.... most of our waters are a bit dangerous to wade though abundant in rocks/boulders on bank sides. These are all coming from glaciers as Pakistan has 4 mountain ranges including K2 and over 600 mountain peaks over 10000 ft. thanks.

The handle is a little small for my hands but it did cast well. Probably didn’t hurt that I put a textured line on it that cost more than the rod to help her out. lol

@@-fishin I have pretty small hands and ya a good line can make a big differnce!

Thanks

Between 16 and 18. Definitely one of the bigger ones that I’ve pulled out of there.

They do the job. I’ve actually had 5 or 6 of them. It’s a great way to see if you like a new style of fishing without breaking the bank.