This vid helped me get into fly fishing for the pikes little brother chain peckrell so much fun hated catching them on spin gear but fly rod is fun sorry about bad spelling
Iv been a pike fisherman since I was able to talk, I'm well versed on the different techniques with plenty of fish accounted for and as part of my ever-growing curiosity of these magnificent animals iv decided to have a go on the fly, I'm using a wf9 rod and reel with a flaoting line also a 9 weight. Iv tied a 4ft leader but the question I ask is how do you get around the issue of nearby tree's and snags when casting, I can place a spinner or a wobbled sprat in the most intricate of places but the fear of casting in confined areas scares me. Iv even slowed down some videos to study how the line acts under tension/casting etc. I'm in the UK and my practice water is a canal with any new rig or lure, maybe 15ft at the widest point. Can anyone help?
Well that is a problem since pikeflies often are to big to switch or roll cast. perhaps get a really short skagit setup with a head of 4-5 meters. that is my best guess
Hi, Daniel and thx for a good video. I just bought a float tube and a bunch of pike flyes (Before I saw this video). One question. Maybe I didn´t hear it but a 9 foot 5/6 is that ok for pike fishing with relative big flyes? : Thor
Well Thor. if you only make flash flies you can swing them with a 5 or 6. but for the big badass monsters you need something with more power. GL with the float tube it is fun :)
Hello Derek. You cant say it like that. You can play a big fish fast with a 6 wt. With a pike leader you can put a lot of pressure on even a big fish with a 6 wt. The biggest reason to go for heavier gear is to cast big flies not due to time it takes to land the fish.
The best how to start Pike Flyfishing Video I have seen. Very very good.
Thank you very much :)
This is such an incredibly good video! A must see for every angler who is after pike on a fly.
Thank you :)
My FAVORITE fish to catch! Awesome video!
Thank you
just getting into pike fly fishing learned a lot from you video look forward to watching more of them.many thanks
Thank you for watching. I am happy to hear they are useful to you
Outstanding video! I'm just getting into fly fishing for Pike and the info in the video was great. Loved the info on tube flies for Pike too.
Thank you
This vid helped me get into fly fishing for the pikes little brother chain peckrell so much fun hated catching them on spin gear but fly rod is fun sorry about bad spelling
Happy to hear that
Thanks for your enthusiasm, you have really inspired me in this genre of this great sport.
Thank you fro the kind works
Love your vids and your excitement.
Thank you!
Great content without a lot of fluff 😊
I enjoyed this one, Daniel. Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm! :-)
Thank you
Nice to see you and share in your knowledge! Thank you!
Thank you ;)
Very Nice tuto, can you tell us wich knot you use to connect your fluoro to the fly line ?
Perfection loop :)
Nordic Anglers thanks
Great info & tips Daniel! Thanks.
Good video thanks for advice
what make and model of rod are you using i could not hear for the wind? thanks and great video.
Well i use both a sage pike and a TFO Esox for my pike fishing
Thanks for this great tutorial.
What kind of boat are you using?
Has this boat more benefits then a bellyboat?
kind regards
Peter
I use this: andersonpontoon.com/
Great vid. Can I ask what size Nautilus you’re using? Thx.
I use the XL Max for pike!
Iv been a pike fisherman since I was able to talk, I'm well versed on the different techniques with plenty of fish accounted for and as part of my ever-growing curiosity of these magnificent animals iv decided to have a go on the fly, I'm using a wf9 rod and reel with a flaoting line also a 9 weight. Iv tied a 4ft leader but the question I ask is how do you get around the issue of nearby tree's and snags when casting, I can place a spinner or a wobbled sprat in the most intricate of places but the fear of casting in confined areas scares me. Iv even slowed down some videos to study how the line acts under tension/casting etc. I'm in the UK and my practice water is a canal with any new rig or lure, maybe 15ft at the widest point. Can anyone help?
Well that is a problem since pikeflies often are to big to switch or roll cast. perhaps get a really short skagit setup with a head of 4-5 meters. that is my best guess
Awesome video thank you very much.
Let’s go catch some Pikes!!!!
I will :)
thanks nice video your shirt did it say korn if so they rock have a great day and rock on!!
Korn is great idd :)
thanks for the great tips! Tight Lines
Thank you
Hi, Daniel and thx for a good video. I just bought a float tube and a bunch of pike flyes (Before I saw this video). One question. Maybe I didn´t hear it but a 9 foot 5/6 is that ok for pike fishing with relative big flyes? : Thor
Well Thor. if you only make flash flies you can swing them with a 5 or 6. but for the big badass monsters you need something with more power. GL with the float tube it is fun :)
Thank you. I´ve ordered a bigger rod:)
Great video ! Is that your showroom ??
Yes it is ;)
Great video!!!
to bad that your on the water part of the video you could only hear about a 3rd of what you said.
I have gotten a better mic since this video was made and will do more pike videoes in the future
Please don't use a 6 or 7 weight , unless you want to play your fish to death .
Hello Derek. You cant say it like that. You can play a big fish fast with a 6 wt. With a pike leader you can put a lot of pressure on even a big fish with a 6 wt. The biggest reason to go for heavier gear is to cast big flies not due to time it takes to land the fish.
@@NordicAnglers ridiculous reply . You know very well to target Pike using such a light rod is mental .