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No prob my dude!

That would be torture to not have a fly rod!!! But yeah, you would really enjoy this river and some other ones nearby.

Yeah, they seem to migrate from Suttle. A rumor that I heard was that there used to be a metal grate that prevented downstream migration, but it's currently damaged. So that could be why we are starting to pick up a few more browns. I'll take it!

Definitely for sure! It's very satisfying to see a nice fish roll up on a chubby and smash it. Especially on the Metolius River.

Much appreciated! Got a couple vids in the works!

For sure! I should do that soon. I've used the All Mighty Guarantee before. It's super nice.

Thanks a bunch! I was stoked to use that image for the TN! Thx for watching.

Thanks a bunch. I just watched your hooked in the finger video. Super gnar! I subbed back btw.

Thanks, definitely beautiful! I was bummed to hike out with how nice the second day was! I just saw that you have a new video up, I'm excited to check it out. I have it saved to watch on my big screen tonight!

@@dynamicphotography_ awesome!

Definitely should have ran some nymphs. I had a couple with me. I get a little too stubborn with the dry flies. I missed a couple strikes. And the R2 is just a good luck charm, not an actual camera or anything. He's more of a sidekick out there! Thanks for watching!

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​@@nancygeorge4030Yeah, I should probably use it. I've used the "All Mighty Guarantee" before. It's a good program.

@@dynamicphotography_dry fly or die 💪🏽

Awesome! I dig doing photography when I'm out there. But it adds a lot of weight to the pack. Especially the large lens and tripod! 😂

@@dynamicphotography_ yeah that's honestly why I stopped carrying it around fishing the extra weight of everything is just to much it destroys my back I have degenerative disk disease so extra weight on my back throughout the day really messes me up I've had to reduce the weight in my steelhead and salmon bag several times to reduce the impact

Cool, I just ran a search on that floating knife! Looks pretty good. Might be great knife to put on my boat!

Right on! Yeah, backpacking and staying overnight up at high lakes is one of my favs! Have fun. 👍

I can trust what you're saying is TRUE because it is apparent that you know "small things".

Not sure why. I've been doing that for many years before both UA-cam & social media. It just happens. Luckily, I've never damaged a rod throwing it. But I do keep a back-up rod in The Stealth just in case. Thx for watching!

Thanks! The new backpacking video is out also!

I know where there's some stacks if you're down to smash!

It's not labeled with any name on it. But I got it from Sportsman Warehouse. I looked online just now, and it looks like it is the: "Measure Net Hand Net"... From their online catalog. Thanks for watching.

Absolutely! 💯

Many thanks! 😎

Ha ha, always good to smash one. 👍

Thanks! I would recommend a 5wt for Sea Runs. And for the water, most rivers and creeks that directly connect to the Pacific Ocean in Oregon will get some Sea Runs. The Northern part of the State is probably better. Fall is a good time. Have fun!

Probably about a month ago in limited numbers. September & October should be good around times of fall rain.

Set-Up insights for me are very limited. I use a 9ft 5wt budget Orvis and toss dryflies. I like stimilators, chubbys, caddis, and mayflies. On the Metolius I often use fluorocarbon tippet instead on nylon because the trout are smarter here than other rivers. I'm a fan of dryfly powder flotant. Other guys like throwing nymphs though. They do well with stoneflies, hair ears, prince, peasant tail nymphs I believe. On the Metolius, you have to use extreme stealth and move frequently. You have to be okay with no fish the first couple of visits and then start to get a better feel for how tricky it is. More experience = more fish.

THX! Nope, not at all. 6wt would be very comfortable. Cheers.

Thanks! I wish I had time to buzz over there. Get sum!

@@dynamicphotography_ I camp/fished and caught tons of beautiful trout! Cheers!

For the Metolius, I would branch out because it will probably be crowded with the weekend crowds. If the crowds are not too bad, the areas around the campgrounds would be convenient. Otherwise, drive downstream and use fisherman pullouts on the side of the road. Also, you can check with staff at the Fly Shop at the Camp Sherman market. Buy some supplies from them though if you could. Near Bend, you can drive to the Fall River. There's a fly shop across the street from Sunriver. There's also nearby Tumalo Creek and Whychus Creek for lite fly fishing for small rainbows. Have fun.

Hey thanks! I've been slacking this summer (too busy with real life stuff). Heading out sometime soon, just not sure what yet.

Not sure why. I've always done that, even way before UA-cam. Just excited. I carry a back-up for when I break one.

There is a limited number of dispersed sites. Best to go midweek honestly to be safe. And a PERMIT is required.

@@dynamicphotography_ right on thank you yeah I got my permit supposed to leave Friday morning early, but I found a new place I might go, less crowded.