Ulf made this beautiful bamboo rod for Anders and it seems that it works perfectly. Head over to www.bamboorods.se/ if you like to find out more about the rod maker.
There are many anglers who are obsessed with their gear. And many of them end up liking the tools more than the fishing itself. But in this video, I can feel the pride of a person who loves not only fishing but also the river itself and the time spent in nature before that. That's what tools are for, right? Thanks for the great video. From a tenkara guy in Japan.
@@badman5007 I have no intention of ridiculing someone's fishing style. I also know that tools bring more interest and joy to the world. But I arrived at "Tenkara", which was stripped of it as much as possible. That's it. May each other continue to have wonderful fishing days.
50 years ago my first job was to work for a fishing shop. One of the many skills that I was taught was to make cane fly rods. Not from scratch like this video but using cane supplied to the shop I and my colleagues made some beautiful rods. Thanks for the memories. I still use one of those rods along with new carbon rods. Cheers from lockdown and waiting for the season to commence again.
One of the best fly fishing videos I've seen. Great depiction of the spirituality one can only feel knee deep in a trout stream. What a beautiful looking rod.
An old Navy tug master used to make the most sought after flies in New England. It was a hobby for him. They were by no means cheap to buy but it took him a long time to make. I can not imagine how much time it took to make that rod but it sure looks special. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful video, beautiful craftsmanship, beautiful waters, beautiful trout, and beautiful people. Once again, a video that will be watched over and over again. Well done, and thank you.
Absolutely Gorgeous film,Amazing Rod Maker, and it is a spiritual moment when playing/praying in the creeks some of us call Church. You captured it enough that I'm feeling inspired. Thank You...
Thanks. Good to hear you like the video :) Many river trout are actually quite long and thin like this one, compared to lake living brown trout that feed more on fish. That's my experience anyway. Cheers
Not interested in bamboo rods,but your film made me watch it and reflect about the proud craftmanship, regarding construction and building of the bamboo rod. By making someone like me that not is interested at all of a subject continue watching and enjoying the whole film has to mean something. Amazing film... superb work of art...
This is truly one of my favorites. I enjoy the way you gather all the aspects of the art (fly fishing) and craftsmanship (the rod) drawing them together to create a spectacular short film. it is my most played.
This was beautiful! Showing the craftsmanship and the work it take. Then showing where the work ended up and how much better it made someones life. 👏👏👏
Oh my god! Your films are are works of fine art. They begin to capture the art of fly fishing that is known only to actual fly fishermen. Thank you from Montana!
this video epitomizes fly fishing ,and why it attracts me, soft quiet mornings ,not the ear damaging roar of a bass boat or stink bait of catfishing ,nothing wrong with either one BUT aint my style
I like both styles. Both entertain me. I prefer fly fishing for Bass, Bleugill and Trout, but for bigger species like salmon and Pike and walleye, i prefer spinning tackle.
Agree with sentiment below. Just a beautiful depiction of craftsmanship taken stream side for the catch and release of a stunning brown. So refreshing in today's world of high modulus polymer coupled with hard rock. Thanks!!
I need to know what's up with the thermos and the wooden spoon looking thing, Is that coffee, or is it soup? You just couldn't get by with that on my river. I mean, the fish would talk...
Well it's coffee for sure. We drink a lot of that in Sweden :) And the wooden thing is a cup made up north in Sweden by the sami people. Tastes even better in that kind of thing. Cheers
@@CarpeDiemFlyfishing Well now that you put it that way, I must have one! Seriously, I was joking, and I loved the video. In fact, I love this channel!
Fantastic video. My favourite childhood memories are being 7-10 years old and being up at the crack of Dawn, fishing for trout on a river similar to this one.
in the area where I live also has become a habit of using a fishing rod from bamboo,but it's just too simple without so many manufacturing processes like your fishing rod, good job friends👍🏻
I absolutely love this video! As a maker myself it really captures the feelings and thoughts I have while working a strip on the forms or wrapping the guides. Then to take that new bamboo rod out to your favorite still water to see if it will perform the way you envisioned it would... You just get in a "zone" and the rest of the world falls away and time seems to just stop. Thank you for sharing this video.
Vilken underbar liten film. Ingenting går upp mot att gå och kasta med Splitcane och torrfluga längs med en skogså i början av sommaren. Nu längtar jag ännu mer. Tack!
It would seems recommendations has brought us together yet again
Saludos desde la patagonia argentina
Master rod-maker and master film-maker. All what I could add is more rod action when he was playing the fish.
Thanks. Really appreciate it :) Cheers
There are many anglers who are obsessed with their gear.
And many of them end up liking the tools more than the fishing itself.
But in this video, I can feel the pride of a person who loves not only fishing but also the river itself and the time spent in nature before that.
That's what tools are for, right?
Thanks for the great video.
From a tenkara guy in Japan.
Thanks. Really appreciate it :) :) Cheers from Sweden
Is there really anything wrong with that? Building rods and nerding out over gear are just as much a hobby to me as fishing
@@badman5007
I have no intention of ridiculing someone's fishing style.
I also know that tools bring more interest and joy to the world.
But I arrived at "Tenkara", which was stripped of it as much as possible.
That's it.
May each other continue to have wonderful fishing days.
50 years ago my first job was to work for a fishing shop. One of the many skills that I was taught was to make cane fly rods. Not from scratch like this video but using cane supplied to the shop I and my colleagues made some beautiful rods. Thanks for the memories. I still use one of those rods along with new carbon rods. Cheers from lockdown and waiting for the season to commence again.
Thanks for the great story Norman & Dianne. Really appreciate it :) Cheers
Good job
One of the best fly fishing videos I've seen. Great depiction of the spirituality one can only feel knee deep in a trout stream. What a beautiful looking rod.
Thanks Wm. Really appreciate your comment :) Cheers
An old Navy tug master used to make the most sought after flies in New England. It was a hobby for him. They were by no means cheap to buy but it took him a long time to make. I can not imagine how much time it took to make that rod but it sure looks special. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Vic. And thanks for the story :) Cheers
Beautiful video, beautiful craftsmanship, beautiful waters, beautiful trout, and beautiful people. Once again, a video that will be watched over and over again. Well done, and thank you.
Thanks Mark. Really appreciate your comment :) Cheers
There is nothing quite like beautiful craftmanship, and what a fantastic fish. Thanks for the video, always appreciated.
Thanks Willy :) Ha de gott
One of the best fishing video I've ever seen.
Mi hai mandato tu qua😁
What an orchestra in the bushes! I was waiting for him to get that catch! Amazing video!
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That was an out of the ordinary video... Wow ! So evocative... Time stood still there for a moment.
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Genius. This is the the soul of the art of fly fishing filmed like a dream in 5 minutes.
Another great video. I have been on this river. It was in a different country and was called by a different name but the magic was the same!
Thanks. Good to hear there are more treasures like this out there :) Cheers
Incredible work, cant imagine how somebody can dislike this!
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Same stupid.
Wonderful as usual!
You catch details undescribeable to non-fishermen in an elegant way.
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I never grow tired of watching videos like this, no matter what their making, when it's with love, passion, and old school craftmanship.....
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Beautiful rods and fantastic video...thanks for sharing!!! 😊
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Awesome,.. the beginning. From making the rod to landing the fish.
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Beautiful video , great to watch a craftsman at work! Nice to see the rod being worked on the river too , very relaxing!
Thanks Steven. Good to hear you like the video :) Cheers
Absolutely Gorgeous film,Amazing Rod Maker, and it is a spiritual moment when playing/praying in the creeks some of us call Church. You captured it enough that I'm feeling inspired. Thank You...
Thanks Zane. Really appreciate your comment :) Cheers
Beautiful video . I could watch this again and again .
Thanks Diceman. Feel free to watch it as many times as you like :) Cheers
I saltwater fish, but those rods damnnn..... Georgous! Truly a work of art
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Those rods are beautiful well done showing the craftsmanship in the video. Also that brown looked like an eel that was such a long fish!
Thanks. Good to hear you like the video :) Many river trout are actually quite long and thin like this one, compared to lake living brown trout that feed more on fish. That's my experience anyway. Cheers
That does make good sense I don't have much experience with river browns. looking forward to your next upload!
Once in awhile you find these kind of videos on TH-cam. This is pure gold. Thanks for the video!
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Not interested in bamboo rods,but your film made me watch it and reflect about the proud craftmanship, regarding construction and building of the bamboo rod. By making someone like me that not is interested at all of a subject continue watching and enjoying the whole film has to mean something. Amazing film... superb work of art...
Really great comment Max. Appreciate it very much :) Cheers
This video is super relaxing, I just want to break out my fly rod. 👍
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This is truly one of my favorites. I enjoy the way you gather all the aspects of the art (fly fishing) and craftsmanship (the rod) drawing them together to create a spectacular short film. it is my most played.
Good to hear James. Thanks :)
This was beautiful! Showing the craftsmanship and the work it take. Then showing where the work ended up and how much better it made someones life. 👏👏👏
Thanks Darrel. Really appreciate it :) Cheers
What a wonderful video, couldn't explain why this video made me so calm.. An epic rod-craft determination, so satisfy just by seeing this video :)
Thank you so much Reja. Glad you anjoyed the video :) Cheers
Lovely film, wonderful sport, beautiful fish...
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Still in the top five of my all time favorite videos. An awesome masterpiece that captures every aspect of why we fish :) Magnificent!
Thanks Archer. Really happy to hear you enjoy the video :) Cheers
Love watching master craftsmen create something that brings so much excitement and pleasure. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Dario. Really appreciate it :) Cheers
My first fly rod was bamboo. That was a long time ago when bamboo was the least expensive rods and the most expensive. Mine was a least.
Those were the days... :) Cheers
A craft I wish to learn and pass on to the next generation
Sounds great :) Cheers
Oh my god! Your films are are works of fine art. They begin to capture the art of fly fishing that is known only to actual fly fishermen. Thank you from Montana!
Thanks. Glad you like the videos :) Cheers
this was, maybe...the very best video you guys have ever done. Outstanding! Scratch that it IS the best you have done! Keep at it.
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Hope I will own a bamboo rod someday. Even an old one. With our currency in South Africa, it is simply too expensive 😢
The fish was as beautiful as the rod was. Very nice
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I wish I had the vocabulary to do this film justice......... Simply beautiful!
Thanks Bill. Very glad to hear you like the video. And I'm quite happy with the vocabulary you came up with :) Cheers
Wooden cup ENTHUSIAST. Stunning as always!
Thanks Kevin. Glad you like the video :) The wooden cup is great, just maybe a little bit small. Cheers
Wow! Such a pleasing video.
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So relaxing! I really enjoy this:)
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I keep comming back to this video. You captured the moment so great in this one!
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Dusty you need to do this. Your so talented and I know you can do this. Just amazing
this video epitomizes fly fishing ,and why it attracts me, soft quiet mornings ,not the ear damaging roar of a bass boat or stink bait of catfishing ,nothing wrong with either one BUT aint my style
Thanks a lot. Really appreciate your comment :) Cheers
I like both styles. Both entertain me. I prefer fly fishing for Bass, Bleugill and Trout, but for bigger species like salmon and Pike and walleye, i prefer spinning tackle.
釣りなんだけど魚への愛を感じる動画、素晴らしい✴
どうもありがとう :)
This is perfection! Love when the line lifts of the water from the set! Beautiful 😍
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This is so beautiful with the music added it’s even better
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Love your videos!
Thanks Peter :) Cheers
I have many bamboo woods fly Rod made in England & 2 house of hardy fly reels I'm Mexican fly fisherman since 1970 fishing trouts & red fish
The pure soul of flyfishing personified. Thanks from down-under in NZ.
Thanks John. Appreciate it :) Cheers from Sweden
Agree with sentiment below. Just a beautiful depiction of craftsmanship taken stream side for the catch and release of a stunning brown. So refreshing in today's world of high modulus polymer coupled with hard rock. Thanks!!
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Well this is just beautiful
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Bamboo rods are greatest! Especially with silk lines and leaders. You don't need to think about casting or presentation, you just fishing.
Quite right Alex :) Cheers
I could watch a craftsman like that all day. Superb.
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Thanks again Guys, another great video. True love for the art!
Beautiful
Thanks Robert. Glad you like it :) Cheers
Fantastic film
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That is so relaxing to watch. Beautiful fish and a skilfully made rod.
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Great video! Kind regards from Patagonia Argentina, the paradise of fly fishing in South America.
Thanks. Appreciate it :) Cheers from Sweden
I need to know what's up with the thermos and the wooden spoon looking thing, Is that coffee, or is it soup? You just couldn't get by with that on my river. I mean, the fish would talk...
Well it's coffee for sure. We drink a lot of that in Sweden :) And the wooden thing is a cup made up north in Sweden by the sami people. Tastes even better in that kind of thing. Cheers
@@CarpeDiemFlyfishing Well now that you put it that way, I must have one! Seriously, I was joking, and I loved the video. In fact, I love this channel!
@@BillMarion Thanks Bill. Appreciate it :) Cheers
Bellissimo video!!! 🎣🎣🎣
Grazie mille :)
I thought I was actually there in some of those scenes!!!..absolutely fabulous cinema photography,
and stunning work.
Regards.
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Hipsters heaven. That coffee ritual blew my mind
Thanks Joe :)
this is art
Thanks a lot. Really appreciate it :) Cheers
Man that's living right there.
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What?
!😂
Доброе видео! Даже в наш век компьютеров и синтетических материалов, самым ценным остается то, что создано природой и руками человека.
правда :)
Carpe Diem ого, ты русский, брат? Отличный контент
@@user-ex5un1hk5o Google translate ;)
Awesome to know this isn’t a lost art!! Gorgeous brown, glad you released it.
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Connor mcgregor went fishing..
that thermos and bamboo/bowl/spoon/cup thing was the most hipster event ive ever witnessed.
Good to hear Juan. Cheers
Just thought the same thing, and I live in Portland. Cheers. Tight lines.
Jay Pible Would have been so much more “cool” if he were drinking coffee out of an old battered metal camping cup.
Super skills! Rod builder as well as flyfisher! Love the video...capturing the essence of the sport
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Fantastic video. My favourite childhood memories are being 7-10 years old and being up at the crack of Dawn, fishing for trout on a river similar to this one.
Nice memory you got there James :) Cheers
Amazing
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That was the most hipster thing I have seen in a while. Still good though ;)
Cheers Karl :)
in the area where I live also has become a habit of using a fishing rod from bamboo,but it's just too simple without so many manufacturing processes like your fishing rod, good job friends👍🏻
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Really a beautiful fish, cant say how glad i am to see what you did... a pleasurable experience....
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i didn't know conor mcgregor fly fished!
Well, now you know :)
tim b
No he’s a sphincter snorkler!
I thought it was Karl Childers from sling blade!
i dont get it . the rod they are making are much shorter then the one he use ???
Good one :)
This is a beautiful beautifully done video. I'm so glad TH-cam recommend this.
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I absolutely love this video! As a maker myself it really captures the feelings and thoughts I have while working a strip on the forms or wrapping the guides. Then to take that new bamboo rod out to your favorite still water to see if it will perform the way you envisioned it would... You just get in a "zone" and the rest of the world falls away and time seems to just stop. Thank you for sharing this video.
Thanks Bamboo maker. Good to hear you like the video :) Cheers
pay all that money for a rod.. and he can't afford a pair of waders
Awesome comment Vinny.
I'm sure he did hand carve that drinking cup.
I don’t wear sweaters when I fish. Is that why I don’t catch fish? Please help thanks.
That's probably the reason. Try it out and see ;) Cheers
Fantastic video. I can watch this video a thousand times.
Love this, I cannot wait to get my own Rod like this. Preferably a 2WT or 4WT. In time.
Thanks Alvaro. Hope you'll enjoy your new rod when you get it :) Cheers
now, that's fishing.
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Just wonder what kind of person can dislike this video????????????????
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Beautifully patient rod builder and angler....lovely video.
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one of the best videos i have seen in a long time thank you
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Wah... Jos kang kopi ne!!! Hehehehe
Guy fishing looks like connor megregor
We know. Heard that before :) Cheers
Sweet Brown. And I thoroughly enjoyed the rod making.
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Vilken underbar liten film. Ingenting går upp mot att gå och kasta med Splitcane och torrfluga längs med en skogså i början av sommaren. Nu längtar jag ännu mer. Tack!
Tack ska du ha dunkroken. Inte långt kvar nu :) Ha de gott
Amazing!))Hi from Russia!)
Thanks Ivan :) Cheers from Sweden
russia like you,welcome
Thanks :) :) спасибо
Conor McGregor fishing
Nice compliment :) Thanks
An absolute gem of a video i am so glad to have found it.
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Unbelievable. Keep the beauty of this art, amigo!
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ok mr soggy socks
Thanks. Soggy indeed :) But it was worth it. Cheers
Wooow
Thanks :) Cheers
Among the most beautiful things I saw on this planet .
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So beautiful! What skill by all!
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