Mayfly Tactics

Fishing with dry fly and nymphs during a mayfly hatch.

[@WFE1023]

Jonathan - your videos, tactics and flies are outstanding. I fish primarily dry - here in New York - mainly the Beaverkill River and Upper Delaware in the Catskills and the Farmington and Housatonic Rivers in Connecticut. its always a pleasure watching your videos....which I've been doing for a few years now - and your tactics will work anywhere.

[@simonsmith9363]

I used your soft hackle mayfly pattern with success on both the Monnow and Irfon last week, thanks for a great pattern. The new microphone has made your films much easier to hear the sound on. Keep up the good work!

[@JonathanBarnes]

The step by step patterns for the dun and nymph are now live on the site at onstream-guide.com. To subscribe to the free e-zine see beneath the nav bar on the home page. Regards Jon and Nellie.

[@MrAthlunkard]

Jonathan Barnes

[@durhamduck836]

Love watching these videos! Thank you

[@davemedlyn071]

Another great film Jonathan. You make it look so easy!!! Grrrrr!

[@michaelcummings7892]

I am impressed with that cast under the tree. Takes talent !!:!!

[@dennisjj6529]

Very enjoyable. Thank you for the time, effort, and sharing your knowledge. Your camera person also did a great job.

[@erniewalker5050]

i watch your videos everyday. they are superb and i wish i had streams like you guys. i live in south western pa in the states and there isn't anything like what you have. so i just watch you and dream of one day catching them like this.

[@EmilyP17]

In Pennsylvania we nymph fish a lot.

[@loomisfly]

As always great video thank you!

[@teddycadio7867]

hello and thank you for this video, I am beginner and I want to know what silk and leader you used.

[@flytyingty]

are those smaller bugs flying around midges? or are those mayflies?

[@ugsisr]

Jonathan Barnes , Have you ever fished in the U.S. ? If so where?

[@ljskills6334]

What a cast

[@Kitiwake]

I didn't see any tactics except you missed the first fish coz you pulled too fast after that the reason you hooked anything was because the distance involved allowed a lag of time which let the fish to turn down.

[@EmilyP17]

Aren’t you suppose to count to 3 before setting the hook with a dry?People tell me no but I’d swear you should wait?

[@user-dg4ke1jw6m]

what makes the dry fly stay on the surface?

[@michaeltsu85]

You can add a little bit of floatant, you can pick some up at the store. You just dab a little on the hackle and it helps it stay a float.

[@moeshields7493]

Gink

[@thierrydussuet718]

That fish stayed out of the water from 4:08 to 4:48. Ouch...

[@prolite8892]

This guy should disable his comments . He doesn't reply to anyone