I tie my own, but have def seen some at the local shops that are the same and some that i should prob try haha.. pretty sure OP has the black and silver and black and mylar flies.. jus simple little small flies that are super effective.. for all trout really! As for streamers, man good ole black or olive wooly buggars are good, but i def have some other weird ones I tie.
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Enjoy your videos Rob. Always interesting. Keep em comin.
Thank you for the support and kind words! Hopefully more soon if nothing else breaks… lol
Dandy vid man, some nice browns there for sure. Had a few flicks out Northern Bay way in ocean and never caught as much as a sculpin.
Thanks Len! Was a pleasant surprise to hit a few on what has been a slow week for fish!! Cheers bud!
hell yeah!
Great video rob! what type of flys do you usually use for seatrout?
Usually throwin a small black and silver/black and mylar, with and without bead heads, or a streamer of some kind.. from wolly buggars to bait fish.
@@roby2331 do you tie your own flies or do you buy them locally?
I tie my own, but have def seen some at the local shops that are the same and some that i should prob try haha.. pretty sure OP has the black and silver and black and mylar flies.. jus simple little small flies that are super effective.. for all trout really! As for streamers, man good ole black or olive wooly buggars are good, but i def have some other weird ones I tie.
Awesome video Rob. I'd love to come out east next year and try for a brown trout. Would you be up for a collab??
Sure man just keep in touch, we will work somethin out for sure mate!