im a spinner fisher(want to learn fly fishing eventually) and this video was great learned a ton i didnt know ive prolly spooked tons of fish without knowing it
Your welcome Scott and you will be happy to know that starting in March 2020, there is another 13 full episodes of the Orvis series coming with Tom Rosenbauer
Really appreciate your videos. These are very helpful to me. I've been fly fishing about 10 years now and figuring it out as I go...however I seldom catch fish. Hoping to change that this summer and these videos should help a lot. Thanks!
Thanks for the tips ....when I 1st started fishing salt water lagoons I had no clue where the fish would be so I just read the water in the lagoons like I would a trout river or stream and it worked out well and still does . I find a lot of halibut and spotted bass this way ..... another favorite species to fish for is the Corbina right off the beaches here in southern california .....we sight fish for them in the ankle deep water along the shores with crab patterns . I would like to see you make a video for Corbina one day ....lots of fun and the most challenging !
This is an awesome video, thank you for having this out here. Fly fishing is one of those arts that is a completely different language and you've just translated this to 3rd grade English. Thank you.
I hope you read this and reply. I fish a small fifteen..twenty acre city pond that is stocked with hatchery rainbows and browns once a year. I fish mainly with sixteenth oz jigs or manufactured bait. The water I fish...and the most productive is six..seven foot deep. I think it is fed by an underground stream. How will weather affect the depth the fish will be actively feeding at??
rick weather definitely has an impact, whether temperature or fronts (such as a storm). the fish will move in the water column based on these factors and also food. If you check out our Playlist focussed on stillwater fishing (lake fishing), Phil Rowley and others will help you a lot to understand where and why fish move in the water column
Very instructive vid but a little confused about one thing. At 7:02 he says trout are more likely to be "ahead" of the rock than behind it. Wouldn't they more likely be "behind" the rock, that is, downstream of the rock - where the current would be slower ???
Brian, not always, sometimes the use the "hydro cushion" created by the rock to ride on. you can view a video about this here: ua-cam.com/video/qafCab7oDw4/v-deo.html
Everytime I go to Academy it's hard enough already to not buy fly fishing gear. After these videos... It's best for my finances that I just avoid any outdoors shops for awhile lol.
@@marygulash7242 We use GoPro 7 cameras UW which are awesome. They have excellent light and focus capabilities compared to older versions. Hope this helps
I love this channel, the content is informative and relaxing, however, being constantly interrupted by annoying commercials makes your content unwatchable. I can't make it through a video without several annoying interruptions.
Mac, thanks for the feedback. It is a tough balance to strike between advertising (needed to help pay for content) and not crossing the line and undermining our ability to deliver high-quality fly fishing videos. We just stopped using "unskippable ads" so viewers can skip thru ads they don't wish to watch, hope that helps. Thanks again for letting us know your opinion.
great teacher. Video should have more views, but people are too lazy to watch a 20 minute video. They all want a 2 minute video to teach them how to catch trout
Every fisherman should see this. Not just fly fishermen. This is the foundation to a successful day on the water. Tom, you've done it again.
im a spinner fisher(want to learn fly fishing eventually) and this video was great learned a ton i didnt know ive prolly spooked tons of fish without knowing it
Luke Morter agreed, these are the things my dad taught me as a kid while fishing for brookies with worms. Brings back so many memories.
I have been fly-fishin for 25 years and I still learned something from this video. Thanks!
I've been fly fishing for a couple of decades and I definitely benefited from this fantastic video!
Orvis and The New Fly Fisher have been a wonderful resource to me a s a new fly fisherman. Thanks guys for making these videos available for free!
Your welcome Scott and you will be happy to know that starting in March 2020, there is another 13 full episodes of the Orvis series coming with Tom Rosenbauer
I would enjoy learning anything from Tom Rosenbauer
Love these videos, been fly fishing my whole life and still learning all the time.
Nice story; great video. Glad you got together
4.26 The best catch and release ever.....thank-you and thats how it's done.
loved the mistakes on casting realized i made 4 of those mistakes. great video. new to fly fishing.... tyvm
This is an amazing video on the science of finding fish, and fishing them. Many thanks. Ray
Been fly fishing for 4 years now. I still really enjoy watching these videos though they are great!
Really appreciate your videos. These are very helpful to me. I've been fly fishing about 10 years now and figuring it out as I go...however I seldom catch fish. Hoping to change that this summer and these videos should help a lot. Thanks!
LOL Jeff - I say the same thing to myself every spring ! :-)
Thanks for the tips ....when I 1st started fishing salt water lagoons I had no clue where the fish would be so I just read the water in the lagoons like I would a trout river or stream and it worked out well and still does . I find a lot of halibut and spotted bass this way ..... another favorite species to fish for is the Corbina right off the beaches here in southern california .....we sight fish for them in the ankle deep water along the shores with crab patterns . I would like to see you make a video for Corbina one day ....lots of fun and the most challenging !
This is an awesome video, thank you for having this out here. Fly fishing is one of those arts that is a completely different language and you've just translated this to 3rd grade English. Thank you.
Tom will be a legend
Tom if you ever want to get out in NY i fish the beaver kill all the time i could show you around there . Ron
So much help
Good data. Thanks.
Thanks for the great tips. also a 3rd reason to look behind you: Bears!
Just brilliant full of good information
Anything like this on ice fishing? I know its not fly fishing, but Id love to see the strategy ice fishing. Great video, thanks!
Sorry no, hopefully someone will make that in the future
Very good video. Very informative.
Great video. Thank you!
great Tuition, superb Video. Thank you very much, I've learned a lot
I hope you read this and reply. I fish a small fifteen..twenty acre city pond that is stocked with hatchery rainbows and browns once a year. I fish mainly with sixteenth oz jigs or manufactured bait. The water I fish...and the most productive is six..seven foot deep. I think it is fed by an underground stream. How will weather affect the depth the fish will be actively feeding at??
rick weather definitely has an impact, whether temperature or fronts (such as a storm). the fish will move in the water column based on these factors and also food. If you check out our Playlist focussed on stillwater fishing (lake fishing), Phil Rowley and others will help you a lot to understand where and why fish move in the water column
Great video Tom. Cheers!
I really enjoy your videos. I fish for trout in streams and Brooks and your videos are very helpful.
Very instructive vid but a little confused about one thing. At 7:02 he says trout are more likely to be "ahead" of the rock than behind it. Wouldn't they more likely be "behind" the rock, that is, downstream of the rock - where the current would be slower ???
Oh - it is explained better between 9:00-10:00. Please ignore question above :-)
Brian, not always, sometimes the use the "hydro cushion" created by the rock to ride on. you can view a video about this here: ua-cam.com/video/qafCab7oDw4/v-deo.html
Great video! 👍🐟
Glad you enjoyed
Everytime I go to Academy it's hard enough already to not buy fly fishing gear.
After these videos... It's best for my finances that I just avoid any outdoors shops for awhile lol.
great video, very informative. cheers guys..
That little kid in this video is a boss
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Can anyone guide me for good trout streams i live in Toronto any advice would be appreciated 😇
Mike Metcalfe is a good choice, you can reach him here: facebook.com/Metcalfe-School-of-Fly-Casting-724857120869367/
this looks like the rockies...this is Ontario? near the soo?
Can you tell me about the camera that you used
Not sure what camera you are referring to? The one used for shooting the show or the underwater camera?
The underwater one. Thank you
@@marygulash7242 We use GoPro 7 cameras UW which are awesome. They have excellent light and focus capabilities compared to older versions. Hope this helps
I love this channel, the content is informative and relaxing, however, being constantly interrupted by annoying commercials makes your content unwatchable. I can't make it through a video without several annoying interruptions.
Mac, thanks for the feedback. It is a tough balance to strike between advertising (needed to help pay for content) and not crossing the line and undermining our ability to deliver high-quality fly fishing videos. We just stopped using "unskippable ads" so viewers can skip thru ads they don't wish to watch, hope that helps. Thanks again for letting us know your opinion.
@@newflyfisher I do understand. Thanks for the comment.
@@gopro_audio UA-cam pro (premium) is pretty nice.
@7:16 "Big Brookies are often located in the cab of a truck"
great teacher. Video should have more views, but people are too lazy to watch a 20 minute video. They all want a 2 minute video to teach them how to catch trout
Under water ! Don't let em get behind your back.
when I fish it is to eat
Sharon Lee shut up sharon
So you arent a real fisherman then
disregard..yellowstone river...thought so..duh
If someone else nets your fish for you, you are not landing your own fish. You might as well have them tie on your fly and cast for you too!