@ 24:35 that fish is in precisely the type of spot that somebody like myself might barrel into to get some streamer shots in the pool. Would have been another fish spoiled! Good show of awareness! 👊💪
It's funny because how we each fish really does impact what we observe. A LOT of streamer anglers get frustrated on low population waters (4 - 6 fish per mile) because of the propensity to just work the water rather than to find the fish first or to invest heavily in observation. When hunting for specific big browns the best bet is to take the time to invest in observation first, then prospecting the subsequent reduced number of lies that we can't observe. By this method there's usually 70 - 80% we can observe with 20 or 30% of the water that might be likely holding water that we can't observe. Even at that the risk of spooking trout streamer fishing is high in waist-depth or shallower unless the angler is well-adept at working the water to protect the edge of lies and using delivery that feathers the fly's arrival :) But again, all different waters need different considerations and there are always exceptions and never hard, absolute rules :)
A few solid moments in life for sure :) And yes, we had a few forced 4-Square stops... funny when you come out of the bush at 730pm you've filtered your options to a 3 lane tour of the 4 square ;) And we do use the MacLeans here at home for a few reference fish. It's funny how quickly people's 4lb stream browns here become an honest 2 1/2 ;)
Really, it's superb 😮 I have a very small, narrow (1.5m max width)' river with trouts up to 3kg. The river has many turns, mäander and there is hardly no more room than 5 to 7m. Which tippet diameter / strength is your recommendation ? Kind regards, Markus
Love these waters. Really the tippet _x is so dependent on the food source, flow, clarity, size of fish, angling pressure. We were on 4 & 5x tippet. I'd start in that 4x zone and pay attention to the refusals and size down as needed.
Orvis h3f 5wt. If you want the particulars and the background to our videos we do an involved Producers' Notes for every video at our Digital Membership at www.patreon.com/jensenflyfishing 😊🍻
Stunning bit of water, what a pleasure to watch you work it!
Great to hear. Love this one - tho it's completely overgrown this year. Ah well, life changes.
Its amazing how you can capture these feeding bruisers and edit into a world premier likeness! Thank you!
Glad that you enjoy these videos - there'll be more of this to come as we switch the focus of our channel to this style of video in Dec. :)
now that Hollywood has gone on strike its a good job that we still have you guys making epic feature films 🎥
Hey there's an idea... we should go on TH-cam strike so maybe we can try to make a living! ;) Glad you enjoyed this one.
@ 24:35 that fish is in precisely the type of spot that somebody like myself might barrel into to get some streamer shots in the pool. Would have been another fish spoiled! Good show of awareness! 👊💪
It's funny because how we each fish really does impact what we observe. A LOT of streamer anglers get frustrated on low population waters (4 - 6 fish per mile) because of the propensity to just work the water rather than to find the fish first or to invest heavily in observation. When hunting for specific big browns the best bet is to take the time to invest in observation first, then prospecting the subsequent reduced number of lies that we can't observe. By this method there's usually 70 - 80% we can observe with 20 or 30% of the water that might be likely holding water that we can't observe. Even at that the risk of spooking trout streamer fishing is high in waist-depth or shallower unless the angler is well-adept at working the water to protect the edge of lies and using delivery that feathers the fly's arrival :) But again, all different waters need different considerations and there are always exceptions and never hard, absolute rules :)
@@jensenflyfishing THANKS for the detailed response!!! 👊👊👊
Awesome show.
Glad to share 😊🍻
Great net toss Davey!!
Had a LOT of practice on that through the years! :)
I finally figured it out, just by listening .....this is south island, New Zealand
There you go. Pays to listen! 😊🍻
Wow 16m in fish feeding footage 😮😳 incredible guys, well done. 😁
Glad you loved that - we absolutely love filming that! :)
amazing footage
:) Thank you - glad you enjoyed this one, one of favorite little locations :)
Great video as usual.
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Excellence!
Great yet subtle video this one - a fav 😊🍻
Superb 🤙
Thank you so much 😀
Brilliant lady
Perfect little spot in the world! :)
The footage in this one is amazing!! Especially that beetle eat! Love what you do.
Love taking the time to film exactly this - the wonderful world of feeding browns :) Glad you love it!
That was epic glad to see you back in Godzone hope you got to do a 4square visit
Cheers Tim hope you use the weigh net back in Canada
A few solid moments in life for sure :) And yes, we had a few forced 4-Square stops... funny when you come out of the bush at 730pm you've filtered your options to a 3 lane tour of the 4 square ;) And we do use the MacLeans here at home for a few reference fish. It's funny how quickly people's 4lb stream browns here become an honest 2 1/2 ;)
Really, it's superb 😮
I have a very small, narrow (1.5m max width)' river with trouts up to 3kg. The river has many turns, mäander and there is hardly no more room than 5 to 7m.
Which tippet diameter / strength is your recommendation ?
Kind regards,
Markus
Love these waters. Really the tippet _x is so dependent on the food source, flow, clarity, size of fish, angling pressure. We were on 4 & 5x tippet. I'd start in that 4x zone and pay attention to the refusals and size down as needed.
What set do you use? Rod,reel line and fly?
Orvis h3f 5wt. If you want the particulars and the background to our videos we do an involved Producers' Notes for every video at our Digital Membership at www.patreon.com/jensenflyfishing 😊🍻
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:)
where is this ?
It's right there in that river! 😉 it honestly could be Patagonia, Alberta, New Zealand... happy exploring! 😊🍻