BUG OF THE MONTH - Fly Fishing The Crane Fly With Jon Easdon

In this episode of Bug of the Month, Covey Guide and Director of Services, Jon Easdon, talks about and fishes our largest aquatic invertebrate we find commonly in our local rivers. The Crane Fly. Crane Fly don't get discussed often but are an important food source for trout across the country. These large, protein packed meals are more prevalent than you may think. Here, Jon goes over everything you need to know about adding cranefly to your arsenal of trout flies! Let us know what you think in the comments below!
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[@philipwhite2088]

Great channel

[@AnglersCovey]

Thanks for watching Philip!

[@ruggedrockyangler5778]

Fantastic!!! Most chill unpretencious/informative/realistic video yet💪and I watch alot of this shit sodaspeak✌️The crane fly uncomplicated will tune in for the tie.

[@AnglersCovey]

Thanks so much for tuning in and for the kind words. That's what where going for! We want to be 100% real with folks.

[@robertelliott5644]

How about showing tying instructions on that fly that was sticking out of that nice rainbow. That fly is different than others I have seen.

[@AnglersCovey]

We did! The following video in the series was the tying instructions for the fly used in this video. Here's the link if you are having trouble finding it ua-cam.com/video/snjuZ1jOkJo/v-deo.html

[@number6bugger216]

Great video! Are you fishing public or private water?

[@AnglersCovey]

This is private water on Abell River Ranch.