3 Simple Tips to Unlock Your Fly Fishing Potential | Ep. 97

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About this video: Unlock your fly fishing potential with these expert tips designed to help you level up your fishing game and catch more fish! Whether you're a complete beginner just getting started in fly fishing, or a bit more experienced, today we're sharing 3 game changing tips that will help anyone improve. Let's make fly fishing less about the "ones that got away" and more about the ones you put in the net!

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[bruseph]

this is my favorite soda podcast that touches on fly fishing! 😂

[SylviaRR]

From a fellow Coloradan, I so appreciate Emily's question! Me too, Emily! These videos/podcasts have been so helpful to me. I go out almost every week and just keep trying, changing up my rig, practicing, and yes! just learning, learning, learning out on the water.

[sgrkuska]

I've got the same fly tying book that's on your shelf by Jack Dennis, 'western trout fly tying' . Got it in the late '70s for an Xmas gift along with my first fly tying kit, I was around 16 years old, living in Montana. Still have them both! Now, since living in Northern Indiana, I've gotten into tying crappie jigs...

The "Oros" type indicators are good. Sometimes you drop the top or bottom 1/2 and it floats away before you can reach it. I use them and I like them. BUT, the DORSEY YARN INDICATOR is a GREAT weapon to have in your vest/pack. Use a med 1/4 in ortho rubber band and polypropylene yard or EP fibers. They recommend 4 wraps, but on 6x I use 5-6 wraps.

[micahdean]

Thanks for reading my story!! I really enjoyed writing it! Trying to do more writing!

[madisonbarnhart]

Just found you guys. You mentioned the lower Provo. A guy named Dallas taught me how to fly fish @ Vivan Park. He was wet wading without shoes in the dead of winter. Love the content! - Madison from Texas

GREAT video Spencer! I would add, usually the SEAM (where fast water meets slow water) is also where the FORM LINE is. FOAM IS HOME.

[FlyGuy-lj]

Great show! Fantastic story from Micah. Two Diet Cokes.
Regards Team Pepsi

[rossbrunson]

Something you can read up on while pretending to work. Exactly what I am doing right now

[benreinhardt]

Hey man, just curious how u would play around to find the right depth when using nymphs on a large lake

[HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

I fish the lower Provo every week and have for 3 years. On average I catch 1 fish per 4 hours of fishing….doing what everyone who “knows” how to fish that river. I bring 3 rods with me every time I go fishing. A standard 9foot 5wt for a split shot rig, a euro nymph setup, and a streamer rig. Usually switching between them every couple of hours, this river is disgustingly over-fished. And does NOT have 3000-5000 “catchable fish” per mile….its more like 200-500.

[jamesmauckmd]

45 F is about 7 C
60 F is about 15.5 C