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Brent Tingstad
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My Wife’s First Bone
A beautiful day in the Yucatan provides a couple of Flyfishing firsts.
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Beautiful morning in Puerto Morelos, Mexico
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The fish didn’t cooperate on this beautiful morning in Puerto Morelos but sometimes it’s not just about the fish. Love my life
A Toast to fallen great hunter and outdoorsman-Dave Brown
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Dave left this world far too young. Not only was he a great hunter and fisherman but he loved to help and mentor fellow hunters and fishermen. He had a lot left to give. Cheers my friend 😢
Trailer- A Tribute to the Sheep Mountains
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The sheep mountains of the north are a spiritual place that can renew your soul. This short trailer is a preview of a longer version soon to come.
Day before the opener................
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I created this video with the TH-cam Video Editor (th-cam.com/users/editor)
The Boneyard
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The day didn’t start out promising with a full moon, wind and sargassum but it ended up being my best day of fishing since moving to the Yucatan…so far. I ended up covered in bonefish most of the day as well as had multiple shots at permit, cuda, blue runners and bar jacks. Not a bad half day of fishing as I only moved 80 yards up and down the beach. We are so blessed to live in such an amazing...
From Stones’ to Bones
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From pursuing Stones’ sheep in the the majestic mountains of northern British Columbia to chasing bonefish in the turquoise waters of the Yucatan, fulfilling one’s lifelong dreams is just a single decision away. It was an honour to host some friends from back home in Canada fulfill their dreams of connecting with some Yucatan bones. Nothing beats a day with a fly rod in hand in paradise.
Boxing Day 2023-Fishing in the Yucatan with Friends from back Home
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Great Flyfishing conditions prompted us to head out for some Flyfishing on Boxing Day 2023 with our friends from back home in Canada.
Great day of chucking flies in the Yucatan
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Great conditions make for great days in the water.
Puerto Morelos Turtle Nests
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Turtle nesting activity has been high around the last two full moons. Approximately 30-35 nests in a small area. Great to see!
Puerto Morelos Storms
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Who doesn’t love a good thunderstorm or two?? Puerto Morelos Mexico June 2023
Yucatán Yellow Jack on the Fly
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I finally managed to land my first decent sized yellow amberjack on the fly here in the Yucatán. We are amazed at the incredible table fare that this fish provided both as sashimi and cooked in butter and garlic. So delicious! Hooked on a chartreuse Tarpon Toad.
Mahahual Flyfishing and a trip to Beautiful Bacalar!
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Mahahual Flyfishing and a trip to Beautiful Bacalar!
Puerto Morelos- A Great Day of fishing with new friends!
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Puerto Morelos- A Great Day of fishing with new friends!
Lightning Show Kamloops BC AUGUST 12/2022
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Lightning Show Kamloops BC AUGUST 12/2022
Awe. So great!!! 😂
That's some easy splitting wood! Thry don't all come apart like that. What species?
@@concernedcanadian8460 that was fir cut in the spring and left to dry all summer. Would also work for jack pine and larch. Hardwoods, not so much lol
I always forget in these kind of videos, and guys that use axes, etc; that they aren't splitting things like oak, elm, hickory, etc. Don't think it would work on anything but pine or birch. If anyone has done this on hardwood let me know.
Too fiddly. Not worth the effort sorry.
Beautiful ram!
Thanks for sharing this footage. Unreal ram! Can't wait for Aug!
6 weeks away!
Beautiful Bonefish day where is this at
Very nice !!!
Outstanding! Thanks for showing us how its done on the shoreline...
Gracias! It sure is great when the fish finally cooperate 👍🏻
its not the best technice for the place
Wow, looks so nice. Tfo is one of my favorite rods. I just subscribed to the channel. Good luck and tight lines.
Thanks and welcome to the channel! I only use the 12 weight TFO when the possibility of getting spooked is real. Almost happened a couple times with my 8 weights. The TFO is definitely a good value rod! I had a 5 weight back in Canada before we moved. Hopefully we can get out soon again and add some more content🎣🌴🇲🇽
So beautiful. Looks amazing
Three or four boners a day keeps a fisherman very happy!
The weather is co-operating I see, can’t wait to come back!
Counting down the days, Amigo!
Why are you wearing masks?
Spend 6 hours in the sunshine with the sun reflecting off the water and you will understand why. We prefer our skin less than ‘well-done’. Not a big fan of sunscreen as most brands can cause cancer.
Generally just don’t like sunscreen anyway, especially on my face.
Thats one sweet Slab of a Bonefish!
Great video! Thanks! Have you gone down to punta Allen yet?
Thanks. We haven’t been down to PA yet. Only as far as BP and that was just once. I need to order a paddle board before heading down there.
Brent.... I started watching your video and realized your Canadian right away (I'm from Kitchener ON) I'm leaving for Mexico next week for my annual month long fly fishing trip near Belize. I fish pretty much like you do mostly blind especially if the water is churned up. I love that you don't know what your going to get and some days we get just a mess of "feeder fish" take them home for a big fish fry. Good fishing and possibly I may see you on the flats. Best of luck, John
Thanks for the reply John! Yes, it’s mostly blind fishing down here in our home waters…but the weeks after this video I hit some great weather(low waves and no wind) and I had my best day down here so far. Landed 2 big bones, a cero mackerel, lost a cuda and another good fish. Had two big tarpon also cruise by at close range that a had a shot at. Not bad for 3 hours of fishing and not even having to move. Unfortunately I got water in my GoPro so it’s out of commission. Are you heading to Chetumal or Xcalak? Best of luck!
@@TheStonesheepsteve Thanks for the response Brent, we're off to mahahual, we stay in a very "humble" hotel on the beach long past the downtown on the road up the coast towards Belize. I pick my spots based on the weather and wind direction. Hard fishing most days usually comes down to a lot of walking to find schools or, if we're lucky... we can see fish and spot cast for bones and permit. I'll reply again once we start fishing and give you and update and to see how your making out. Good luck to you as well. John
@@TheStonesheepsteve Thanks for the response Brent, we're off to mahahual, we stay in a very "humble" hotel on the beach long past the downtown on the road up the coast towards Belize. I pick my spots based on the weather and wind direction. Hard fishing most days usually comes down to a lot of walking to find schools or, if we're lucky... we can see fish and spot cast for bones and permit. I'll reply again once we start fishing and give you and update and to see how your making out. Good luck to you as well. John
nice
Hawt Dayum!
Awesome fish!!
Where did y’all stay?
We live in Puerto Morelos. Moved here last October so still getting to know the area
Mike and I enjoyed your fishing video!
Thanks Lynn! Hopefully we will have some ‘guests’ on one of the videos soon!
have made over seven rips To Rio Lagartos - what a jewel if you are into fishing or wildlife including birds - of just chilling out on 10 kilometres of beach all to yourself - great video - brings it all back = no better hosts than Ismael fishing and Roger at the Punto Ponto Hotel - they can arrange your entire trip including transport to and from Cancun Airport.
Thanks for the detailed comment Bob. By chance we booked with Roger at Punto Ponto. He was an excellent host! We met two groups of fellow Canadians there who were repeat customers who were there to chase Tarpon with Ismael. After hearing their stories we decided to book 4 hours to get a taste of tarpon fishing. Since we only live 3 1/2 hrs away in Puerto Morelos, we will be back to chase the big migratory tarpon during the summer.
Sweet
Here is a video making kindling the same method: th-cam.com/users/shortsbln0IL_DxDY?feature=share
Thanks for posting that. I was meaning to do another one like that but never got around to it. Now we live in the tropics so my firewood splitting days are behind me.
I just saw a video where Thoren Bradley did this..I said finally, stop picking big chunks of wood up off the ground when you split a big huge one and there's two big huge chunks on the ground after you've knocked them both off after splitting a big huge round! I have been doing the tire thing, bc it was convenient bc in a VC farm, there were tires at hand... but you're right, it's a waste of time because I had to have two different size tires at least cuz I had a gotten into big rounds and had to walk way down in the woods and get a really big huge tire and roll it uphill, drag it it uphill: not fun!! Back then I had a golf cart. Never thought much of the tire thingy until watching these videos. I'm getting done chain etc!! I had already decided after watching Thorn Bradley to get chain and a bungee strap. Much lighter and portable than stinking tires!!. You are so right about that!!!.! I knew about the chain and bungee long time ago but I we got tires laying around so I was just using tires but just got me thinking so I really appreciate the video I hope everybody listen to this and doesn't very safe much safer than smacking At wood with a hatchet and holding it with your other hand when doing kindling. This way you're able to keep your thumb and your fingers attached to your hand ✋!!!
Nice
Take me with you next time please
I've always had good luck with DYI bonefish along the Yucatan. if you don't see fish, look for areas of murky water which could be from mudding rays or from an upwelling spring. Fish will congregate there.
Thanks for the information, Dick. Appreciate your insight. The area we were fishing was close to home but it isn’t ideal bonefish area as it’s 3’ deep and deeper. Will keep plugging away on that learning curve Cheers
That was spectacular. I felt like I was with you fighting that bone. What a chunk!
Thanks JJ! Likewise with your video as making me feel like I was shaking in the tree alongside you! Lol
Haha! I liken it more to full on Convulsing than shaking.
All well and good with softwood, for real credibility try maple, oak birch.
Awesome...
Это лучше чем покрышка!!
Yeah just go ahead and get yourself a wood splitter!
Having split several types of wood from time to time, I assure the viewer that some logs don't split like these balsa-like examples here.
Looks amazing! Great fishing and great eats!
Read all the comments. What gauge of chain? How long is your chain? How long is the bungee? I know multiple variations will work, just looking to know what has worked well for you in your experience.
Sorry. We moved to the tropics so I don’t have one handy to measure. Chain is 4’ long and bungee is about 12”. Bungee needs to have a bit of stretch to it but not too much. Not all of the black rubber bungees are made of the same quality. The chain is twisted like some dog chains. Just make sure it sticks when wrapped around the wood so you can hook it. Good luck!
@@TheStonesheepsteve Awesome. Thank you!
Don,t move the fool, just step on it
Rack
wow... awesome knowhow~!!
Different wood different strategy?
Any chain recommendations for this method? Amazon or the like preferred, US based.
That is insanely fast!
Unfortunately no goats were shot in the making of this video
GOLD 🥇 Cant wait to try that out in my Tribulation day coming up soon❗️ And I’ll be cutting wood for the locals this winter 💪🏼😬 ⚔️
Yeah great tip but I have oak and it’s too tough
Great video
That's some nice dry wood.
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I would be willing to try the technique, but I can guarantee that most of the wood around here would never split that easily. When I was younger I split quite a bit of Maple, Birch, beach, cherry, oak, and similar woods.