Autumn on the West Branch Delaware - Fly Fishing Epic Blue Winged Olive Hatch
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- With bowhunting season almost here, took advantage of a nice rainy day to chase trout with my fly rod on the West Branch Delaware in New York State. Armed with big streamers and tiny dries I set out for what may be my last trip to the big river this season.
Some beautiful scenery and top water action. That one brownie with the par marks, just awesome. BWOs, can’t go wrong on the WB 👍🏻
Thanks man and congrats on your deer, just watched your video! Appreciate the comments!
Nice video and fish! Makes me want to visit the Delaware even more.
Thanks.
Thanks man, I really appreciate the feedback. It was really magical later in the day, having much of the river to myself and fish rising!
Just found your channel and love it! I fish mostly the east branch but plan to explore the west branch this season and your videos have given me a great starting point, many thanks!
Cool man glad you liked it!
i like how you scheduled in some 'wallow' time
gotta have some good ole wallow time
Great job!!! Really well done! Such an awesome place to fish!
Thanks Craig, I agree!
Exceptional videos. Thanks so much.
Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it and I'm so glad you enjoyed!!
Got skunked last weekend. Saw two guys using a weird long modified bobber just killing it though. I wasn't up for the challenge last Saturday.
Watching this video makes me happy. You kept pushing on and met the challenge!
Thanks man that means a lot. I was pretty defeated after losing that monster and not getting it on film, glad I stuck around for some rising fish. I really appreciate the comments!!
Go deeper bud!! Gotta be right off the bottom….after you get it down there you can change flies if needed.
Man , I totally enjoy watching you work ! Great footage of some nice takes on dries! I know the feeling when crap goes wrong recording action! I recently just started fishing the Delaware and is premier water ! Anyway keep em coming and tight lines !
ChasingBrowns, thanks so much for your kind words, it really means a lot to get positive feedback. I'm new to filming this year and it is quite a learning curve. So glad you enjoyed!!
Awesome video once again!
Thanks man I appreciate it!
Great video. Thanks.
My pleasure, thanks for wathing and commenting!
That was enjoyable.
Thanks man, I really appreciate the feedback!
Enjoyed the vid, was going to try to head to WB this fall but shut down due to NY COVID travel ban.......subscribed.
Thanks for the sub and comments, hopefully next season things will be back to "normal" !
Hey! I love your videos and was just wondering if you would show your flies as you fish for educational purposes?
Great videos and channel. I am in your neck of the woods also have a place on Seneca. Wanted to ask about your video footage set up. Looks like you use combination of newest go pro hero and your cellphone? Do you have multiple go pros going? Also what video editing software do you use? Great stuff.
So I have a GOPRO 8 shooting 2.7K 60FPS on my shoulder strap, then I also have an old GOPRO4 that I use as backup or on my net shooting 1080 60FPS. Everything else is my Iphone 11 Pro shooting 4K. I leave the main GOPRO running and use iphone for release shots/interviews/scenery. I also have a small Panasonic Camcorder I use mostly for hunting. I am considering upgrading to a mirrorless/DSLR for the handheld footage (scenery and interviews), maybe santa will hook me up (a drone would be cool too..). Im just using Imovie at this point but plan to upgrade to more powerful editing software in the future but Imovie is easy and free! Hope that helps, hit me up with any other questions.
Ok. I am assuming you have Mac cpu because of the iMovie editor you are using?
@@troutbum101 Yeah I upgraded from a 13" 2012 macbook pro to a 2019 16" mB Pro and it makes a huge difference in editing. I was having trouble processing the higher resolution videos on my old mac.
Browns do not jump especially 3 times you had a rainbow by all means
Thanks for watching and commenting. Although in general I would say that browns in some streams are not common leapers and rainbows are certainly more apt overall to become airborn, browns on the Delaware and many many other streams jump all the time. It is a total myth that they do not jump. There are dozens of videos of browns jumping in my videos. Here is a good example at 9:20 mark on one of my first vids on the Delaware. ua-cam.com/video/MQkpM-0u1tc/v-deo.html
Here is a big wild brown on a small creek leaping at 10:15 ua-cam.com/video/qD7cA_oKqRQ/v-deo.html
I could probably give you 20-30 examples just from my videos.
Thanks for watching and commenting!