Dry Fly Trout | New Hampshire Fishing
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- Bill Spicers travels to beautiful New Hampshire to experience dry fly fishing for trout on rivers and streams. He is the guest of Lopstick Lodge near Pittsburg NH and Bill is fortunate to be instructed on dry fly techniques by professional guide Bill Bernhardt. Great video with lots of excellent information!
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Never realized what great fishing you have back east.
Bill Spicer is such a rock star! Ive learned a lot from him and the other NFF presenters.
Wife and I were up at Lopstick this past September. Would like to claim it was on purpose, but it was dumb luck we hit peak leaf season. Fished two days with a Lopstick guide, one day wading, one day drift boat. The drift boat day early evening the trout went nuts taking flies off the surface, so even a novice like my wife and I had a ton of fun dry fly fishing! Did some kayaking in a lake and a bog, did some hiking. Stayed in one of the Lopstick cabins. Was a super week!
I got back into fly fishing last year up in Pittsburgh,NH while I was staying at Warriors @ 45 North. I have only been fly fishing only once this year.I managed a largemouth bass on a black woolybugger.I can't wait to get up to Pittsburgh again,as I am in southern NH.
Awesome video!
Perfect timing
Insanely high quality content, as always. Thanks for a great video.
Much appreciated!
Tie the clinch knot for your dropper to the tippet on your dry fly, not to the bend of the hook. A fish will sometimes hit the dropper when you are playing one on the dry, and it will pull the dry from the mouth of the trout you are playing.
The chances of that actually happening are astronomically low.
Excellent video! The editing is superb. You also had an excellent guide. Subscribed.
Welcome aboard!
See a rise switch to dries. I’ve seen a lot of fish rising at my local stocked creek. I’m getting my first set of dry flies!
Anyone who has met Bill Bernhardt likes him as a person
Anyone whose fished with him loves him as a guide
instablaster...
Connecticut’s trout streams produce a lot bigger hatches and bigger trout. The upper Housitonic and west branch Farmington rivers are worth looking into for an episode on big hatches in New England...
We hope to visit CT and do a show on the Farmington this year. We will see where travel is at this summer. Thanks
Wrong time of year for the northern Connecticut River. I'm a local native of this area. Fished this river for 25+/- years now. I've caught more browns over 5lbs than I can count, dozens in the 5-10 lb range and even a monster 13 pounder and a couple right around 12. Dozens of rainbows in the 5-7lb range and one almost 9lbs. Granted not all these were caught in dries. But I'd confidently say %25-%30 were. The "trophy stretch" is a local joke. It gets a lot of pressure and there is far better fishing in stretches that aren't catch and release only and that allow bait fishing and lures. There's a lot of stocking that goes on in the first few miles of the head waters. I personally stay away from clipped fins and like the trout I eat to be pink inside.
Just 2cents from a local "feather bender". Good luck and tight lines
Any tips on the best spot to take my wife I'm in framington CT no luck at my spots
great vid Kudos
Nice video with informative tips for flies and pleasant commentary in what looks to be an ideal location. The guiding looks to be top-notch too. Thanks from lock-down down-under in NZ.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great content, I learned a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
Wish we could clear out rainbows and browns and go back to natural brookies and ouananiche.
Gotta make sure that brand name is facing the camera haha
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8:40 like that you use a bobber ”indicator” rigg haha, try euronymphing instead, you get a more natural drift. Didn’t the fish rise?😘
we are learning this technique and agree, it is deadly!
If you have to social distance fly fishing is the way to go
I only fish nymphs cause I’m a huge fly fisherman and I’m not a snob (only some people will appreciate this joke lol)
603!!!
Hi.. I am new to the support got the interest developed in fly fishing from lou tabory fly fishing book on salt water. Kindly guide me as to the good gear and the books to learn the sport and get prificeint at it. Thanks. I have been doing trout fishing for some years now on spinning gear like trout magnet, mepps, spoons on ultralight setup with around 2 to 4 pound lines etc. We have beautiful lakes, rivers and streams to practice the sport
Hahahahahaha. I'd show you the good spots. The "trophy stretch" gets pounded w fisherman
When was this filmed?
I believe Bill visited NH in 2015 to do this show in July.
Wow, 32 comments and a handful of them are unreasonable complaints.
'People with data limits don't like intros.'
'25 minutes of baby rainbows. Boring.'
It must be a fly fishing thing. I watch fishing videos all the time, and usually the comments are a pleasure to take part in.
I stop by a fly fish video (which I quite enjoyed, FWIW), and I find some whiners.
*smh*
Shame. I hate people that go out of their way to spread their miserable attitude. Who the hell doesn't have unlimited data nowadays? Jeez, get a real phone and get off the pre-paid burner, pal.
And I usually stop a video a few minutes in if I'm not enjoying it. I'm certainly not sitting thru 25 minutes of video I don't like.
Do fly fisherman usually grump like old ladies in this manner?
I find the snobbiest fly fishermen are old white European men.
The ‘Old White Europeans’, as well as real Fly Fishermen, are out on the water...not complaining on virtual platforms.
I believe the ‘Whiners’ you refer to are doing it from their homes, scratch that, their MOM’s BASEMENT.
"I have to fight him gingerly, I have 4X tippet". I know you are not a new fly fisher. Most modern 4X tippet have break strengths of 5# - 7# and you could of landed a 24" steelhead with 4X. Nice video though.
I thought the same thing. 4x isn’t super light tippet.
Why are you not eating them?
Was a nice rainbow till you gripped it up with that useless glove on your hand!!! By the way Michael Jackson wants his glove back!
das ist bei uns verboten-zurück,nein
Boke why is it forbidden?
If you're not dry fly fishing then you're just lure fishing.
Fly fishing is one fly and kook without a hich, everything else is fishing with float, is american way far from fly fishing.
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Over a minute and a half of music and intro. That’s a waste of precious data. It’s too bad that you have to through that onto the beginning of your videos, people with data limits avoid tutorials with all the extra video that teaches nothing.
Thanks for the view, and you will see our "new" TH-cam videos on the weekends only have a 10-15 second opener. These longer ones are for TV, specifically PBS. Sorry they are so long
Did leaving the bitchy comment cost even more data?
Rainbows,such an ugly fish compared to a wild brown...
25minutes of little baby rainbows..Boring.
Ya, these guys missed the good holes. I live up in those parts. Fished that river for over 25 years
Personal best is a 13lb brown. Dozens from 5-10 pounds and a few around 12. So many 3-5 pounders I couldn't remember. These clipped finned rainbows are just food for the big browns I catch at night! I only clicked cause it was local waters. These "guides" just phones this trip in. I hope. If not they're worse fisherman than i thought...
And you watched it, all the way through?
Any good spots you want to share I'm in framington ct