As always, thank you for your videos Brian and Don. Brian mentioned a 3' leader. Is that 3' from fly line to swivel and then an 18" tippet, or a total of 3' from the fly line to the fly, including the 18" tippet? Cheers,
Do the fish have issues with their swim bladders when you bring them up from 50'? I know that bass have an issue with this from 50' but I'm not sure about trout.
Great content. Thank you.
Awesome video, again.
Wish this was longer! Could listen to you guys talk all day
My wife would say otherwise 🤪🤪
Quite right Don, that was an awesome chat! Thank you gentlemen...😎
love you videos i have been learning alot i have been fish only couple years and just started to get into fly fish thank you all for the info
This is gonna be my go to method this year ,
Great stuff; very interesting. Thanks!
Really enjoyed that video thanks for sharing your knowledge
Great info guys, love these tip video’s.
You guys rock!
Thx Mark. Just want to share our love for this sport.
Thank you Don and Brian, very good explication. 🎣
Q: you talk about lakes in BC, i’m in Quebec, I quest the same rules apply ?
Yes, same strategy all across Canada, the USA, and some parts of Europe.
As always, thank you for your videos Brian and Don. Brian mentioned a 3' leader. Is that 3' from fly line to swivel and then an 18" tippet, or a total of 3' from the fly line to the fly, including the 18" tippet? Cheers,
3’ from the fly line to the swivel and then 18” from swivel to fly. Do not need long leaders when using this technique 👌
Do the fish have issues with their swim bladders when you bring them up from 50'?
I know that bass have an issue with this from 50' but I'm not sure about trout.
Not that I’m aware of and a good question for Brian. I’ll ask him.
Somebody needs to get Brian some better camera gear. It's like he's using a webcam from 2004
Could be his WiFi speed 🤪👌