I enjoyed the fishing and trout in this video obviously, but what REALLY impressed me was how clean the audio was on that windy river. I work in the production department at a church and recording our river baptism videos every summer has taught me how hard that can be, so impressive job on the audio. 👍🧈
Love the vids Brian and ive gotten to where i buy something dang near every paycheck, this sport is truly addicting. You and flip are probably my two biggest inspirations. Thanks keep up the good work ill keep watching and buying
A couple of people I work with are up in Ohio now steelhead fishing. I just started trying to fly fish, so hopefully someday I’ll head up that way from Maryland and try it out. Your videos definitely help a lot for beginning fly fishing!
Where I’m from we call this the Provo river bounce rig. I’ve caught dozens of fish doing this with a slight variety. I pull in 20 feet of line and as the rig passes me I lower my rod tip and shake the rod tip while feeding in the line I stripped in. I can fish 30 feet upstream and 30 feet down stream.
Great video. I was first taught brian's method, and have recently adapted to josh's method. Ill mend both ways depending which set up is in my hand and what things look like.
I was dealing with a setup and river speed today (I'm a noob for reference) and was having a hell of a time mending as I had done in different water. I think this would help. I felt like I was constantly fighting the fly line as it would haul downstream faster than my nymps and shot. Then I was frustrated that I couldn't get a decent cast with that setup.
Would you guys do a video for switch rods? I know josh uses one. I was wondering how practical it’s use is here in the Midwest? Great videos as always guys!
I've been on steelhead water so many times this year with only one bite to show for it. Can you tell me why you chose that specific run? It doesn't look deep enough, and there isn't any cover from the sun.
Thanks for coming Steelheading with us! Had too much fun making this one... Like Butter!
Is there an advantage to an immediate mend, over a reach cast? Or is it just personal preference?
@@ThePorpoisepower Either or. Same thing.
Priceless info fellas. Always enjoy these! The humor is appreciated.
My orders always arrive super quick too!! Many thanks MRO!
Thanks as always for watching and supporting! It's always a blast out with Josh!
I enjoyed the fishing and trout in this video obviously, but what REALLY impressed me was how clean the audio was on that windy river. I work in the production department at a church and recording our river baptism videos every summer has taught me how hard that can be, so impressive job on the audio. 👍🧈
Thanks for watching.
Terrific video, good instruction, but fun day on the water fishing. Your editing department/guy is top notch couldn't stop watching!
Thanks for being here and please stay tuned.
Can't wait to fish this spring
Let's go!!!!
2:10 - 2:17 always good to see professionals fishing 😝👍 i love this part. You are great !
Thanks for watching. They are both far from professional though.
That was a really nice Ohio grayling!
Thanks!!!
Thanks for the joy. Cant wait to get out there in England come 1 April
Thanks so much for being here.
BTW the camera and sound quality on OB seems really enhanced. Maybe nothing changed but hadn’t appreciated it before. Thanks
@@warrenchester8467 We strive to get better each video. Thanks for noticing.
Arguably your best educative video
Thanks for watching.
Love the vids Brian and ive gotten to where i buy something dang near every paycheck, this sport is truly addicting. You and flip are probably my two biggest inspirations. Thanks keep up the good work ill keep watching and buying
Thanks for watching and especially thanks for the support.
Perfect time for a spring steelhead video
Thanks! We agree!!!
Fresh water bone fish, at least that's what we call them here in Ontario. Good video Brian. Thanks.
Thanks for watching.
Amazing fish. I love steelhead fishing
Thanks for being here!
A couple of people I work with are up in Ohio now steelhead fishing. I just started trying to fly fish, so hopefully someday I’ll head up that way from Maryland and try it out. Your videos definitely help a lot for beginning fly fishing!
Thanks for watching.
Great detail around the hook set. Have set and lost fish so many times and never figured out why.
Thanks for being here.
This just made my day!
And you just made ours! Thanks for watching.
I miss that great lakes chrome. Josh is a great guide
He certainly is! Thanks for watching.
Great info and examples of two fishing styles. Both seem very effective!
Thanks for being here.
Love that Hooligan, get mine soon! Nothing like disrupting filming with some chrome 😀
Nothing like it. Thanks for watching.
Another great video. That cast at 2:11 made me laugh
Thanks for watching.
Where I’m from we call this the Provo river bounce rig. I’ve caught dozens of fish doing this with a slight variety. I pull in 20 feet of line and as the rig passes me I lower my rod tip and shake the rod tip while feeding in the line I stripped in. I can fish 30 feet upstream and 30 feet down stream.
Cool! Thanks for watching.
Great video
Thanks for watching.
Great episode guys . Thanks for the great info .
Thanks for being here.
Great video you guys! Keep up the good work and hope to see y’all on the water soon! Tight lines!
Thanks for watching.
Great video. I was first taught brian's method, and have recently adapted to josh's method. Ill mend both ways depending which set up is in my hand and what things look like.
Thanks. A good angler will have both methods on hand for when conditions/situations require.
Brilliant Video.
Thanks for being here.
Great video guys, just realized I have been striking in the wrong direction when nymphing!
Most folks do! Thanks for watching!!!
nice fish
Many many thanks!
On my way to Pulaski NY this weekend for spring stealies!!!! Wish me and my tfo’s luck!!!
Good luck!
I was dealing with a setup and river speed today (I'm a noob for reference) and was having a hell of a time mending as I had done in different water. I think this would help. I felt like I was constantly fighting the fly line as it would haul downstream faster than my nymps and shot. Then I was frustrated that I couldn't get a decent cast with that setup.
Thanks for watching and happy to help!
Liked it.
Thanks.
Im vanio host camp river plate manaus - Amazonas good teacher sir
Thanks for being here.
What leader and fly line are you using? 3x 4x 5x etc?
As he states here, that video is coming next. Stay tuned.
Brian what jacket are you wearing?
Thanks for watching and checking but you’ll need to contact Brian directly with that question. Email him or call him at the shop.
Would you guys do a video for switch rods? I know josh uses one. I was wondering how practical it’s use is here in the Midwest? Great videos as always guys!
Should be coming soon! He's actually using one in this video.
How do you guys feel about the single-hand spey lines for this application? I see a whole lot of roll-casts out there.
They work well.
I've been on steelhead water so many times this year with only one bite to show for it. Can you tell me why you chose that specific run? It doesn't look deep enough, and there isn't any cover from the sun.
Thanks for watching. You'd have to check with Brian directly with that question. He can be reached through the shop.
Tell me what that stone was you were holding. It wasn't a Petoskey stone was it?
Not sure about that Dave. You'd have to check with Brian about that. He can be reached through the shop. Thanks.
Buttered corndogs not sure about that
Try it....you'll like it!
when does steelheading start in Ohio?
Late September or so.
Where is this in ohio?
Northeast, East of Cleveland along Lake Erie.
The Perfect Inch... There's a joke in there somewhere
Yes...but this is a family friendly channel. That would get us banned.
‘The water was clear enough for us to spot fish’ ???? You’re standing in chocolate milk
They spotted plenty of fish. Thanks.
#obviously.