Streamer fishing with Max Kantor | Guideline Tips&Tricks
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Last summer we spent a couple of days at Rena Fish Camp in Norway with Max Kantor and John Bond to talk streamer fishing. When the water is up, off-color, or you simply are looking to target the most aggressive fish in your body of water, streamer fishing is a fantastic option to try, but does mean sizing up your equipment a bit. Those conditions were exactly what we experienced, as we found ourselves on a river flooded above its banks well after the usual spring runoff.
We cover everything from basic safety tips to choosing the ideal streamer set-up, discussing the benefits of 6, 7, and 8wt rods for different-sized flies, conditions, and varying your fishing style.
It was a lot of fun to apply this popular western USA fly fishing style to an area where streamer fishing is not widely used. What remains consistent, however, is if you are looking for exhilarating, visual, and more fast-paced trout fishing, it’s time to size up those flies, hit the pockets, and brace yourself for a trout that pulls back.
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Hell yeah Max!!!
What tips and tricks? Havent Heard anything about it, just what gear he use
Would the lpx predator be an appropriate choice?
Yes, that would absolutely work as the LPX Preador rod easily can turn over biger bulky flyes. //The GL Team
Lifejacket?
....and he was worried about fly in the head? 😂😂😂
Valid comment! //Henrik GL
All boats are and should be equipped with necessary safety equipment. That includes type 1 life jackets and throw ropes for boats under oar power and quite a bit more for motorized vessels. Whether these are stowed or worn is up to the rules of the navigable waterway and the captain of the vessel. Rena is a river with class I water (walking speed no rapids) and had we been in anything where extra safety equip. was marginally necessary, it would be out!