FLY FISHING IN A COW PASTURE | WISCONSIN DRIFTLESS REGION | THINGS WERE GOOD THEN SO BAD!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2020
- Well folks I have done it again… A pretty big adventure stifled by camera issues! AKA I need to stop dunking my camera in the water! It doesn't like to run much after that! Regardless.. This was a fun little session on the upper Blue River! This is the sleeper stream in the area! It is oftentimes overshadowed by the much more frequented Big Green and even Castle Rock Creek. That first big brown we caught was reason enough to make my way back there very very soon! The Upper Blue seemed to be a fair mix of cold and warm water fisheries. I would have holes with trout but they were mostly filled with chub and suckers! I am not quite sure why this is but I will take those nuggets of info and use them in the future! Summer is here in full swing! Don’t be afraid of the bugs and sun! The fish are still biting!
@fly_allszn
@rossbfishing (Makes some super dope flies)
Rods:
-7’6” 4wt (Dry/Dropper Rod)
-7’ 3wt (Dry Fly Rod)
Line:
-Fly Line: Standard Floating Line
-Tippet: mix of 4x & 5x
Flies:
-Red Tag Partridge (Size 10)
-Black Ant (Size 16) - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Lol at first catch, even better release.
I have no clue how I landed that fish!
Nice rainbow.
Opening up with a MEGA catch!! Nice fishin'
Hopefully the camera can get fixed.
Got a new one the next day! (Warranties are so key) Thank you so much!
Aye buddy! Quality stuff, especially appreciated that first fish lol
Thank you so much! It was a TANK!
Also I dig the chesty gopro shots, lets us see the angle you approach the holes you fish!
Nice trout big
Dunking waterproof cameras is always risky. Nice browns
Thank you so much!
When they go under like that, are they basically toast? If so, you took that debacle like a champ.
Complete TOAST! hahaha Get a warranty! They pay off big! Thank you!
Starting off with a pig is either a curse or a beginning to a crazy outing. Can never tell until you get your line in the water. Is that some kinda of slam? Brown , sucker and a chub. Lol. keep the vids coming bro.
Right?! Haha I always get nervous when the first fish looks like that!! It would be the wimpiest slam on the market if it was haha
risk you run when filming dude! We have dunked two cameras this season, not the greatest situation. Sweet fishing my man!
It is a risky game indeed! But capturing some of those moments is so worth it!!
YOOOO! Lol I am dying at the clip of you acting a fool in the water. Nice little trip. However, piece of advice. Flies in the water, camera out :)
I havent quite gotten the trick of camera out of the water just yet! haha thank you so much!
Did you check the temperature of the stream's water? I can not believe the DNR has not got "wild" brown trout in this stream and instead have hatchery rainbow trout. You are in Wisconsin? Someday I'll tell you how I started the wild brown trout in Timber Coulee which the hatchery uses now for their "wild" brood stock and they stock the wild brown trout across the State of Wisconsin.
No I did not! Yes the Blue River in Wisconsin, I just checked and there were fingerling rainbows stocked a few weeks back! Thats why they look so wild i guess!
I took a dive last week and lost everything that wasn't connected to me including my prescription bifocal polarized shades and go pro which I found after.
Youre joking! It can be tough out there man! Glad you found your GoPro!
Yeah, Northeastern Wisco is a jungle. I haven't gone down in a river in over 30 plus years.
I use live bullheads at the river
You should fish for flathead catch they get huge and are fun to fish for I catch 20+ pounders
I caught a flathead almost 4 feet long it was 27
I fished the Maquoketa River in Iowa for many years. What catching chubs told me was there were big browns in there. I would cut off the tail of the chub and cast it in with no weight. Muskrats would eat the chubs and leave the tails and the browns would pick them up. It was their favorite meal.
Oh wow thats really interesting! I might need to fish big streamers more!