Dry Fly School // Tips, Tactics, and Thoughts
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มิ.ย. 2024
- Was out for a day of dry fly fishing with my younger son and wife, I was spending a bit of time coaching them and thought it would be a good idea to share some of the strategies and tips I shared with them.
Rod Used: Echo Trout X 590-4 redsflyfishing.com/products/e...
Reel Used: Lamson Speedster 5+ Ember redsflyfishing.com/products/w...
Fly Line: SA Amplitude Smooth Infinity redsflyfishing.com/products/s...
0:00 Intro and Skitter
1:18 Mending Intro
3:41 How to Practice Your Mending
5:32 Skittering Tips for Bad Drifts
6:41 Handling Your Excess Fly Line
9:02 Approach. Up the inside, down the outside.
11:39 Pitch 'n Twitch Drag Back Mend
12:39 Fishing a Pool
13:54 Underwater Image of Fly Hitting the Water
15:14 Kid Hooks Trout Skittering Over Boiling Seamlines
16:40 Reach Cast to Feeding Fish
19:24 Stop Parachute Cast
21:47 Dealing With Complex Currents
24:06 Tippet Control in Undertow Currents
25:27 Outake
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You’re attention to detail is 2nd to none. Everything you you do on the water is calculated and shows how good of an angler and guide you really are. Always appreciate the videos being new to this hobby.
Thank you so much, really appreciate that. I love knowing that folks are picking up what I'm laying down!
Jacob has this thing fly casting down pat. Good job, dad. Thank you to the family for taking the time from your family vacation to help make this very informative excellent video. Much appreciated.
Great video as usual. So many awesome tips that I'll take with me when I hit the river this weekend. It's always fun to see you out with the boys. Great camera work by your wife!
Thank for the continued follow and support, really appreciate it. Good luck this weekend.
PhD in dry fly fishing. Thanks Joe and thanks to your wife for the camera work
Thanks Jim, I'll let here know she's getting good reviews. :)
This is undoubtedly one of the finest fly fishing videos I've come across, and it's without a doubt your best work yet. It's refreshing to see a focus on mending techniques, which are often discussed while the camera is fixed on the rod or instructor, rather than capturing the intricacies of the water and the actual presentation. Unlike many TH-camrs who seem more interested in showcasing themselves, you and your wife have skillfully captured the true essence of the technique.
I sincerely hope you continue producing such informative videos, with a keen emphasis on the finer details and close-ups of the water. Your approach is truly commendable and sets a new standard for instructional fly fishing content.
What a superb video... thanks Joe and family for taking the time away from vacation to help the rest of us become better anglers. I will re-watch this one many times to soak up all the goodness in this one! Thank you!
Hahahha, yea thank YOU for the ability to put together a good series of clips. Much appreciated.
Joe you are absolutely the GOAT of fly fishing instruction on you tube. Great instruction, video and you have special gift as an instructor. Thanks for what you do for us who are trying to get better at this sport.
Good video interesting and informative.
Thank you, so appreciated.
Excellent video with some very well presented techniques. I will try a few of the mending tips on my trip next week! Great seeing your family enjoying the outdoors with you.
Thanks Eric, appreciated!
Always great video full of instructional info. Very entertaining as well. Thanks for interrupting your vacation to help viewers to be better fly fishermen.
Thank you, the vacation is only possible because we have customers. Gotta remember that!
Another great video! Like you said, a whole lot of tips and stuff to unpack in this one. Like another poster said I’m gonna re-watch this one multiple times to pick up all the little gems!
Thanks so much, really appreciate the good feedback and vibes!
Started fly fishing almost two years ago. These videos are very helpful!
Another great tutorial video Joe! Thx for the detailed lessons, tips, tactics and thoughts as it was all very instructive and interesting. Peace brother.
Another master class Red, and a very enjoyable video- thanks to you and your family 👍
Nice video! Are you in Idaho, Joe? That river is beautiful!
Always good stuff… Things are a bit tougher here on the Delaware river…these dang trout are way way too smart!!!!!
Appreciate it! I've the heard the D is tough fishing. You have some super Brown Trout there from what I know though.
I’m just getting back into the game after a prolonged absence and came upon your channel and I’m so impressed with your ability as a teacher. Not only that but as a dad as well and the way you impart your knowledge to your son. It showed when he commented on the netting attempt and you deftly deflected any blame.
Just subscribed. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks John, really appreciate it. Great to have you back in the fly game. Can't imagine not carrying my fly rod everywhere haha.
What a really helpful video !...thanks so much for sharing so many dry fly practical tips ...and appreciate the one on one guiding session :)...happy holiday to you and family
Thank you for this masterclass on dry fly tactics, mending and more!
This video is amazing! You guys did a great job!
This was super helpful!
More largemouth content, please! A video on locating bass in the summer and how to target them would be great!
hahaha, I love bucketmouths. I've got some guide friends from Chile coming to visit in a couple of weeks and plan to introduce them to bass. I'll film it!
Excellent video. I thoroughly enjoy watching and learning from you. You can tell you truly love what you do and that you like teaching others how to become a better fly fisherman. Thank you
Joe and family, outstanding video and instructional dialog, so much great information. You have such a wonderful gift for teaching, you are down to earth, alway positive, and stress proper handling of netted fish. I have to find a way to travel west of WY and MT and come see in the PNW. Tight lines.
Great instruction that I will share with my veteran buddies at PHWFF. I appreciate the level of detailed explanation to show the what and why's for beginners. Thanks again!
Thanks so much, very kind of you and God Bless PHWFF. Love that group, they put on a 2-fly tournament here recently.
Great video, and some useful tips within. Loved the explanation of the mend ! Thanks for sharing 👍
You are so welcome, really appreciate the feedback!
Great video Joe. Your videos are so good.
Thanks so much, I'm trying hard to get better at the quality.
Another great video with a lot of useful tips. Thanks again!
You bet, I'm so grateful for what I do and I hope my vids help folks enjoy some great high's on the water like I do.
Excellent! Great tutorial!
Thank you, much appreciated!
Well done.
Well done! A lot of tricks here
Nice video! So much to learn as a newbie to fly fishing!
You bet, keep at it!
I'm going to watch it again and take some notes. So many practical tips!
Thanks for the kind words, so appreciated.
Just an amazing video👊👊 you’re son is awesome!! My wife would kill me too.🤣🤣
Thanks, Joe. You always have useful tips. PS: the closest my wife gets to a fishing trip is if she walks in on one of your videos. Enjoy the holiday.
That was us for years haha. Slowly shifting the paradigm here.
Your wife is a real brave trooper to sit there and film on your casting side.
She gets a fine dinner for payment. I don't even gripe if she orders an appetizer.
How did you enjoy the Echo Trout X. I was thinking of a Sage payload 6wt perhaps too heavy for dry flies. I wanted a rod for drys and nymphs and streamers. Like a Swiss Army knife of you will of rods.
Excellent rod. At that price point the only comparable rod in our shop is the Beulah Guide Series II rods. They are pretty close. I have a full blown review of the Trout X that I filmed the same day, but haven't edited that one up yet. It's night and day beyond the original Echo Trout. Not even in the same league. It's a fine rod.
Thank you
Finally got to watch the entire video - outstanding stuff Joe, thank you again! Is this the trip that you tested out the Trout X rod? What reel and line did you pair with it? Tight lines! 🎣
I fished the Trout X with an SA Amplitude Infinity Line, 5 on 5. Very nice casting rod.
I learned SO much! Thanks, Joe, Jacob and mom! What length/wt rod were you using ,,,great casting,/mending Joe?
9' 5 weight Echo Trout X - redsflyfishing.com/products/echo-trout-x-fly-rods?variant=42876989309127
Hey Joe, what length of leader do you use when you drive fly fishing? I’ve been using a leader that is about 12ft on my 5wt/9ft rod; I build my own leaders based on a George Daniels formula
For most of our fisheries, we don't run much over 9' as we have fairly technical currents and accuracy is more important than stealth. 7.5' 4X would be pretty standard for me, I'll stretch that out to 9.5' or 10' with small flies and more selective trout in flat current.
Is this the teanaway river?
It's not, it's a channel on the Flathead. The water color is very similar.
Man there's so much information, terminology, 'hidden' execution, etc.
I can imagine anyone somewhere in the beginner to intermediate level getting really confused.
Maybe we're trying to teach too much in a short time. What's wrong with a learning path of several years rather than becoming a 'master' in two weeks?...
Might as well give 'em a chance. Viewers are pretty smart.
@@redsflyshop Well it sure was entertaining! 😄
The truly curious will tease out the tougher stuff and look elsewhere to fill in the details. That's what I did. Love it!
Lol it’s really not that confusing.
Joe and family great stuff guys 👍👍 Thanks for sharing 🎏 🇺🇸 🗽 🇺🇸
Good Luck too all on the water 👍
The Vermonter