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It was most likely an orange shrimp as I used them a lot at the time but it could of been a mickey Finn also as that was a favorite too. I didn't use a sink tip then but not I do, I have a wide variety of depth rates and lengths to pick from but the 6 foot t5 stays on the most. Just enough to help get a large streamer down and have proper action without dredging the bottom

Now I do***

Thank you! Appreciate the kind words and support 👊🏼

@@theflyperspective576 Np, keep it up!!

Definitely a brown with the flat tail and spots below the lateral line. But by far the most silver one I've caught. The cold salt water gets the fresh ones pretty silver and this guy must of been really fresh

@@theflyperspective576 nice one, never seen one that silver. Amazing fish bro 💯💯💯🎣🎣

This is in the whycocomagh area

@@theflyperspective576 Right on, thanks! I've caught lots of Rainbows and Speckles around there but not Browns. I'm also I HUGE Mickey Finn fan. Especially tied with Arctic fox hair. Tight Lines bud.

Thanks for the support!! Haven't posted any videos in a long time as I'm now commercially tying flies. But I do have some saved up to edit

@@theflyperspective576 your welcome very much, looking forward to seeing more...

@@theflyperspective576 you gets a chance take a look at our channel, be greatly appreciated my friend...

I was using an 8wt in this video. 5wt is very popular. I now use a 8'8" loop booster 9wt to throw big streamers and deal with wind and big brown trout, which is now my main target species.

I use an 8wt Normally or a 5wt if it's dead calm which isn't usual. Floating like, may run a sink tip, depends on a lot of things. And I just use a straight length of maxima leader. No fancy tappers and just matching weights

@@theflyperspective576 Thanks for your answer. Glad to hear that you are fishing a 8wt. I have one too and people are telling me it is too heavy duty for trout. Greetings from Marble Mountain!

Definitely not! I prefer my 8wt to deal with the wind and bigger heavier flies. I've also hooked fish i can't move with my 5wt in the lake. More rod is always better than less imo! And fire a msg sometime u wanna go for a fish

@@theflyperspective576 This sounds great! Will do!

Baddeck or middle river r my stomping grounds and great producers normally

Sorry! Working on it...

Definitely trying to work on it, very hard to do, especially when I'm excited 😂

Thanks for the continuous support 🤙 much appreciated!! 😁

Thank you! 🤙 Means alot!

Thank you so much 🤙

Going to try to continue doing that or atleast tell/show you what I'm using!

Thanks man! The good ol' Mickey Finn works great any style

This was boxing day in Whycocomagh bay just before the ice came in!

This video was shot with the Gordie shirmp fly I tied and used in the Christmas Day video as well. My editing program won't let me add audio less than 1 second and 1 second is too long for for censor bleeps, so sadly I can't bleep them out :( so the footage I have recorded already is fairly full of profanity but future videos will definitely have less to no cursing!

And thank you so much for your support and feedback!!! Means alot!

Thank you:)

Thank you! And sorry I'm a sailor, mechanic and fisherman. Its part of my vocabulary and is extremely hard for me not to do but I will try because I'm sure its not just you who minds the bad words! Thanks for the input

@@theflyperspective576 lolol I came to Canada from England as a young teen got a part time job at a small town car dealership at 13 -21 while attending school and college it was a great addition to shop class and a degree in swearing lolol .Both my son and myself are fishaholics I have fished Cape Breton just after the escape or vandalism of fish farm that area . Are these the relatives that escaped to spawn in south river or middle river ?

Well I got quite a bit of footage ready to go for editing so keep your eyes peeled and I know I shouldn't feel bad but I still do lol

Yes, thank you to my beautiful gf for setting me up with J. Beatty!

Thanks man! And tight lines!

Thanks! Maybe I will do a setup video for you guys or incorporate it into an intro of a video.... But right now I still have the cheap Superfly 7/8 weight rod and reel combo from Walmart. Rod is pretty good but reel isn't the best so I will be getting a new combo next year for sure. I run the Superfly floating line it came with and maxima ultragreen 8lb leader down to a 6lb leader, tied with either a nail knot or loop knot, then either a clinch, loop or riffle hitch off the 6lb to the fly.

Will sometimes run down to a 4lb leader or straight 8lb but not often, the 8lb to 6lb seems to be working good

@@theflyperspective576 you make it look easy.

@@navytroll hahaha nah I just edit out the hard parts 😂

Yea I find they always get pissed when they get close for some reason

@@theflyperspective576 That is when they realize life is over... but I catch and release so really they are just destroying their face in the process.

Hahaha exactly! Just settle down so I get let you go hahaha

We get some sea run speckle but not this time of year normally and we also have alot of resident trout as well, so hard to say for sure. But the rainbow r definitely escapees from the pens

Thanks dude! And I know eh, the good ol' reliable Micky Finn

Second biggest (other was 5lb even) I caught and biggest fish and brown on the fly

Thank you! Means alot!

I'm always welcome to new fishing buddies!

Good ol' Mickey Finn

My guess to! I said around 24, 26 max

Good ol' Mickey Finn!

Thanks man! Greatly appreciated!

It is! I actually work at the dealership! This was only my second time there, can't wait to get a full day there next season. Be alot better, easier fishing from the other side.

@@theflyperspective576 I went up stream a bit, I did not find it very productive, I was only there once so might have been just an off day.

@@1114flibby alot of people fishing around there right now, so I think it maybe atleast semi productive at certain times of the year or maybe just for salmon

I have! Also a great spot but sometimes hard to fish depending on water level and flow. If you walk the river to there, there are lots of little pockets behind rocks and along the banks that can hold some decent fish, also depending on level and flow.

Bet you regretted the stair climb at the top hahah i've looked many times but never managed the ambition lol

@@theflyperspective576 lol, it was getting dark and I was parked upstream, seemed easier than wading! I walked that whole stretch from Chucks all the way up to the 2nd steep rip rap bank a few times this year, I found it one of the fishy-est places on the middle during July and August. Just past that hole (the little camp hole) there is a great stretch of water, its just before the place on the other side of the river where the property comes right down to the river, lots of big rocks and fairly deep.

@@1114flibby I know exactly where u mean, definitely one of the best runs for trout this year! Middle river is by far my favorite I have fished for many reasons, that run being one!

Best way to spend my half hour lunch breaks! Haha