Fly-fishing Wyoming Headwaters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- After shooting Tri-X and Kodachrome film over a 50 year career, I recently transitioned to digital video. This film documents some of the solo fishing and camping trips I enjoyed during the 2022 season in Wyoming.
Your video just popped up on my recommendations. Thank you for sharing. I recently retired and I am 57 years old and was noticing there are very few older fly fisherman posting videos of their adventures to TH-cam. I also noticed I had lost my motivation. Your enthusiasm and efforts being 70 years old have re-energized me to get out and start fly fishing and videoing the adventures again. You also hit a lot of my favorite places. I hope to see a lot more fly fishing videos from Glenrock Graphics, you did an excellent job! Thank you!
Thank you for taking us along!! As someone who's closing in on retirement, and purchased my retirement home in Worland a couple of years ago, I can't wait for the opportunity to do the same.
We all should hope to be out enjoying the fishing and adventures like you are. Well done sir!
Good work. Very relaxing and fine fishing spots. Thanks!
Great video. Very enjoyable.
Great video. Nice to see the classic flies being tied and used instead of a bunch of plastic/foam that looks like it came from Toys-R-Us.
Glad you enjoyed it
I will be 63 in three months. Retire at 64 sometime after January 2025. I was thinking a good condition Scamp trailer (14-16 ft) or similar. Leave Houghton, MI in April for Montana/Idaho, drop south into Wyoming/Colorado, and start heading for New Mexico in September. Start heading back north in October. That's my dream. Very nice video. Thank you for sharing!
@6:30 I fished there just a week ago... it was a long off-road driving... and just caught one (lost two) on size 14 flash back pheasant tail overall it wasn't easy fishing. what's the white thing attached one foot above the fly? a yarn indicator or dry hopper? the best fishing experience i ever had in wy was undoubtedly Caldwell creek north of Duboise
Thank you enjoyed the video very much. Will you share with us what weight rods you chose to use on those waters. Tx
I like to bring my 6'6" Sweetgrass bamboo, 3 weight, and a 30 year old Sage LL, 4 weight. These are not streams requiring power rods.
Nice work, I'm from Gillette. Spring will be coming soon. I'm usually out on water by now, Not this year. Richard
Great video ... thanks for posting. Any sign of Grizz in those locations?
Ample signs (tracks, hair on trees, clawed bark on Aspens) but no sightings -- this year.
Loved the fact that you tied flies and then put a pop up box in the corner showing which fish took which fly. Some of the video reminded me of areas I fished several years ago when I stayed between Cody and the Yellowstone (East) entrance (I think it was Wapiti?). Hired a fishing guide in Cody and he set me on some REALLY beautiful browns (some whitefish, too) in or near Shoshone Park. My only complaint is that you had to set the video to pop/rock/country music (I stopped at the 14 minute mark). It's your video, your channel and you can post what you want, but why would you ever ruin that perfect natural scenery with birds chirping, water gurgling, and cicadas humming with loud music? Do you realize how lucky you are to be in unspoiled country? I hope you're not the guy that brings a boom box to the stream side and blares it on level ten while you're fishing . . . . other than that, I loved it.
even old fools are out glorifying and hotspotting ,usually only young yuppies