Fish a Woolly Bugger Just Like This...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
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Fly fishing for trout, fly fishing for Cutthroat in the Pacific Northwest has been a passion of mine for the last 40 years. I have spent most of my life fly fishing the great Pacific Northwest to include fly fishing in Alaska, fly fishing in Washington, fly fishing in Oregon, fly fishing in Idaho and fly fishing in Montana. I generally will fly fish and practice catch and release when fly fishing for trout, but I have been known to catch and cook during camping trips to many of my favorite fishing spots. I love to fly fish lakes in the higher elevation, though I have a few lowland lakes that are fly fishing only that are also on my most favorite list. I have a ton experience fly fishing rivers for trout and always enjoy discovering new rivers to fly fishing in and around the greater Pacific Northwest. I am also an accomplished at casting a fly rod - whether it is fly fishing casting for distance, fly fishing casting for accuracy, the double haul, roll cast, tower cast and many more fly fishing casting techniques - I can show you the basics when it comes to casting a fly rod. I also will cover many topics that relate to getting started with fly fishing. From your basic fly fishing setups, flies and fly boxes - we cover all the fly fishing needs for beginners. Thanks for taking the time to tune into FlyFishDan and I hope you consider subscribing to my fly fishing channel. Cheers and FISH-ON!!!
Wow the scenery and the fish, just too gorgeous
in NC where I live tying my flys and making my own lures I have about 200 wooly huggers ,many sizes.
What are the best spots for some trout fishing in NC? I've never had much luck and don't feel like paying a guide :|
Forget fishing, that water looks amazing
Hard to beat a wooly bugger!
Great release man minimal handling awesome to see
My rig i always use in tiny creeks is a hopper about 1.5 feet above a nymph. For my creeks a orange foam hopper is the best in the fall
Nice hellbender!! I just got one, beautifully made nets!!
Nice! Love my Hellbender too - great company and great net
The only flys I use actually. Olive drab, beadhead. #10 or 12.
My favorite all time top producing fly. Nice fish!
nice brown! wooly buggers catch absolutely everything. if I had to choose one fly for the rest of my life, it would be a black wooly bugger.
It's a solid go-to fly almost everywhere for sure!
Thats a big brown nice man. What knot do you use for hopper droppers (if you do) to connect the tippet to the hook shank? I used the clinch but it keeps falling off and i lose the dropper
Thank you! This was a rare Lahontan Cutthroat in this video (not many places you can fish for these magnificent trout). I use an improved clinch (wetting it down before tightening up) and that usually does the trick.
@@FlyFishDan ok thank you i have lost 3 trout and didn’t know what was causing it
@@FlyFishDan never heard of that species but still a big trout
I hate that pattern but I tie it anyway because when nothing else works sometimes they do. I actually catch more chain pickerel and smallmouth on it than trout.
Sometimes 😅 if you know how to use it in a variety of situations, the right color, weight it outfishes the rest tenfold. Plenty of folks on even gold medal water seem shocked when we show up. Don't know how many people have bought a few off me on the rivers😅
Still water fishing for trout is pretty fun. They seem to hit the flies much harder.
I fish for peacock bass all most identically here in south Florida 🤙🏼 tight lines
Very cool!
Dan your videos help me out so much!!! I live in Tigard Oregon and am kindve discouraged cause I’m having a tough time finding decent creeks and streams to go to near the portland metro, any chance you could help me out?
It’s really tough this time of year for sure. ColdWater Lake can be great all year round - but it’s snowed in. The Fall River is spring fed and fishes well all year - long drive though. There has been good fishing on the coastal rivers - stop in at Spawn Fly Fish and Josh will give you some spots!
You might want to head to the Wilson River in the Tillamook forest. Lots of good spots out there. But be ready for winter driving this time of year. OR 6 follows the Wilson for miles and miles. Good luck!
@@FlyFishDanThanks for the advice! I went to Fall River a month or so ago and had great success, got me hooked on fly fishing for trout! Even got me considering moving to central Oregon
Great you crushed that Barb! Easy peezie!
Woooooow kam chlapy na ty ryby chodíte, nádherná ryba,gratulace.👍👍👍😍😍😍👏👏👏
Stunning colours 😍
I'm headed up there super early tomorrow Dan, wish me luck sir👍
Sweet! Try a giant Chernobyl ant! You might be in for a BIG surprise!
@@FlyFishDan last time I did well with large drys and small streamers but that was late June. Figured I'd hit it a little earlier this year. We will see how it goes.
Could you tell with what gear your fishing
Yes! I was using my Sage TCR 5-weight fly rod with Orvis Battenkill II large arbor reel. floating line and a small white woolly bugger on a 9' 3x tapered leader
The tug is my drug
Cool
Never had much luck with a Wooly B
Yes to barbless hooks!
Where is this? it’s beautiful
Beautiful fish!
beautiful release 💪
No doubt!
what weight is the line on your fly rod
5 weight floating line (weight forward)
@@FlyFishDan I thought that was the line which you were using it can hold a nice fish on anytime
Rod tip in water while stripping keeps your line tighter for better hook sets.
What’s the colour of your wooly bug?
White with tinsel hair and a black bead head
Buddy what rod reel setup wt floating or sink thank you
I was using my OG Sage TCR with Cortland's Finesse Trout II. Floating line
What kind of fly were you using
I was using a Chernobyl ant
Rainbow...nice..
Ok, if I’m on the exact same body of water, in the exact same section, with the exact same fish, on the exact same day and time, I will fish a booger like that.
Well then there you go :))
Love fishing buggers
Do you strip set them?
Yes when fishing streamers - typical trout set for dries
Well done.
Intermediate line ?
Floating on this day
GORGEOUS
What lake is this it’s stunning
I don't want to hotspot - but it's in the PNW
Wapato lake in Tacoma 🤫
@@m00nchildblues don’t spot burn me!! :D
Never fly fish before, but if I do, it'll be this gorgeous Lake for my first fly fishing adventure. Just beautiful.
what area is this? gorgeous
In the PNW - cheers!
Is the name of this spot lake chelan
A Dream 🍀👌
Nice 🐟 🐠 🎣 🐡.
Thanks for watching!
Or is it crater lake
U got me
The reel was in the water 😭
Nice
Sweet
Indeed!
Why put all those fish under such stress for no reason other than just sport?
Those fish in this lake were introduced for ‘sport’ in 1960’s so people can enjoy the activity. Cheers!
Needs new Adjectives!
Wet your hands before you touch the fish
Of course...that standard fish handling 101
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STREAMER not a FLY!!!
It’s a woolyB… they should be illegal… com’on might as well be tossing live crawlers.
It's no point to go fishing and not eat the fish it's the same as a trophy hunter just put for the rack your still hurting the fish. Catch and release is only good when it's not big enough to eat other than that what's the point ?
It's all about the sport, connecting with nature, enjoying with friends and family, the challenge, the thrill, I could go on but I won't. Cheers!
Leaving fish for others to catch and to reproduce. That’s the point.