Those opening sequences of the trout dancing under the foam are absolutely breathtaking! I love how excited (and salty!) Amelia gets in these videos. lol. Thanks for sharing.
That's wonderful to hear. 😀When we found them it really captured us. Yes, my language is a little sailor like on the water, but I like it like that, so what the heck! haha Glad you enjoyed this one:)
Perfect to hear Keith! Happy New Year to you as well. Here's hoping it's one that gives you some incredible moments on the water when warm weather prevails and your back at it.
Keith is right. I my self am from SW Scotland UK aswell. . dull ,wet, and windy. Typical Jan winter day. 🙄 . You do get some fantastic weather. Looks like the best filming and drone work out there. I love ❤ all the slow motion and the way u use it to show of the fish when it eats and the final take. It is truly spectacular to watch on camera. It has to be some thing else when your standing there in person and the reel sounds of and the line tightens lol 😆. The old ticker pumps faster lol lol. Nothing in this world 🌎 will come close to it. Stunning work.That pod from the drone was stacked with fish. Never seen anything like it. 👍 🤜🤛🤜🤛👍.......can't wait to get back out. Been tying flys and cleaning lines and gear ready for this season.... can't come quick enough. ........ catch u all in the next one........Malky....
Glad you enjoyed it! It sure was amazing to come across this that day. We were grateful to find a perch to that we could be stable enough on to film it being that we were in a canyon!
Just awesome photography on every adventure. I have been watching you two excellent teachers, fishers and photographers who work as one smooth unit to capture the glorious outdoors . I get excited, chills and tickled at your approach and decency. Thanks from an old and somewhat disabled woman who now gets her fly fishing wonder from both of you. Thanks so very much. You are masters of your craft. I am jonesing to be back at it!
We hope you do find a way to get back at it! But we know life ain't easy, so if we can provide a wee escape for you to live vicariously, then that's a plus!:) Life has been good to us in finding each other, having similar values/life goals and loving the challenge both on the rod and the camera and in communication! Thanks for watching.
Another excellent video guys - looking forward to seeing you in a few weeks. And a really well thought-out and worded answer to the "gentleman" below who obviously thinks that man should pack up and leave the planet.
Thank you and good to hear. Those kinds of comments are always interesting- clearly they have validity and man wouldn't it be nice if the world was ours alone but reality is something other than a utopic mecca of our projections.
It’s below freezing, I’m cozied up with hot tea, fleece, and slippers…your videos are the next best thing to being on the water. Thanks for producing such quality work. Waiting for the thaw…
Well, hopefully you can find a way to make it a goal to experience Patagonia someday:) Thank you for taking the time to watch and we're happy you enjoyed it.
Thank you for all the great videos, I just love the slow-motion and the amazing shots you pull off time and time again. I have added Patagonia to my dream list of places to fish and will get there soon. If you are ever down in Lethbridge I have a couple beautiful spots I can share with you, thanks again!!!!!
So glad to hear you enjoy our efforts to fish, film and share. We love these moments and Patagonia certainly is a stunning region to explore :) We moved to Pincher Cr 4 years ago so it's not too far to hit Lethbridge if you think to invite next season :)
wow that was super crazy, like a feeding farm at the local zoo lol, never seen a pool like it where it seemed like there was 40 plus fish lol, even a cast not quite up to your personal standard or not intended to strike for a take, there's a fish on, that's crazy stuff. But hey when your in a canyon such as this with beautiful surrounding I'd be happy to take them all day.
it was a fun stumble upon, even if what I was watching like an aquarium AJ & Hayden couldn't see a lick of. If they want to stack up and keep feeding, great! :)
Not that. Our guide literally found out while he had breakfast at the table beside us that he was guiding us that day - he thought he was starting the next day. So the net was forgotten in a hurry.
@@joncothranphotography9375 Little things compound in life in ways we never foresee. And sometimes that leads to having to land fish by hand all day. Other times we don't change our lawnmower engine oil for 10 years and get surprised when the engine seizes. :)
2 weeks ago in early Jan. There's just a daily breeze that blows and the jacket and buff is just to cut the breeze and cover up in the 'hole in the ozone'. Otherwise temps are around 65 to 80F or 17 to 24C.
😊 we've been at Magic Waters Lodge since mid Nov and through the end of the month yet. We'll be hosting trips here Dec 2022 if interested see www.jensenflyfishing.com 😊🥂
Love and appreciate your videos always. Thanks to ya’ll (and tons of luck) I was able to pull in 10 rainbows out of a spring I’ve gone to multiple times with no results! I notice that sometimes when I see you set your hook, as opposed to doing the general trout set, (like lifting it up) you set but also keeping the end low. Is there a particular reason you do that?
Great to hear and good for you :) The #1 thing I don't do is lift a high rod - always angled to the side to offset the directionality of the take itself. If all you do is lift you'll miss a lot of fish whereas an offset setting will connect far more often.
if so what is the fishing like ??? do you need a guide or can you Diy... what river systems are better than others? What are the laws/fish licensing etc.. stream access laws etc thanks!
We are in Chile and heading home now - we have been here 2+ months. New Zealand borders remain closed - they'll miss another tourist year again, hopefully open in 2022.
You can DIY certainly as many do but hiring a guide is important as there is considerable private land access otherwise to contend with - not as much an issue if you speak Spanish but if you don't it is difficult. We were in the Coyhaquie region and loved it.
Hi there I got question can you tell me what is it the exactly location I'm from down here the Patagonia I like to visit this place . I just came from The diamante lake way up in the mountain is a volcano and has a lots brown trout . I will appreciate you info thanks
that sounds like an amazing trip. We were in the Coyhaquie region and there is an extensive amount of water to fish with many rivers and spring creeks with great trout.
Hello and welcome. In this video and many others we use 3X. If I recall the only time we had to step down was to 5x on Amelia's rising rainbow near the sticks. Hope that helps
Surprising to see the guide fishing in the early part of the video. Did he ask you if he could first, or is that just how things are done in Patagonia?
The last thing we need is a guide! 🤣 We invited Hayden to fish with us in certain waters - esp at the end with so many fish... it can't be easy being with us as a 'guide' while we fish & film and do things our way, the least we can do is invite them to fish with us and have some fun when and where it makes sense 😊
@@jensenflyfishing Haha true! I'm pretty sure you could've taught him a thing or too haha. Very kind of you. Tbh I'd guess it's easier to "guide" you both since you're doing basically everything haha.
small. we discuss mayfly emergers and caddis - the point of the video in that regards is to simply try what's already in your box in the sizes as discussed :)
just amazing! BUT i´m wondering if patagonian people/fishers who live (here) in Patagonia can access to this place (an others like this)..... wihout paying...just for the pleassure to fish. Rivers/lakes/lagoons acces has became an exclusive top lodge bussines. SO SAD.
In 9 full weeks of fishing nearly every day, we noticed that every piece of water we fished could be legally accessed. Some locations might require a long hike or camping out but literally everything was publicly accessible. The lodges and guides do have contact and accesses they pay for but it's not like you couldn't quite easily walk to this reach of water. The lower end of the water in this video is only 4.2 km from a bridge, easily walked for those motivated.
Mmmm, dònde serà, me hace recordar a Neuquèn a la altura de Las Lajas, pero tambièn podrìa ser màs al sur de Esquel. Que se yo!! A ver si alguien se anima a contar dònde és!!!
I'm sorry to say this but this is almost unbearable to watch, that's how good it is. And that's because I just wanna go out and fish after seeing it but it's like -10 C out here. 😀
Our question back is why bother being negative - in a world with 8B ppl and perspectives why not just enjoy and appreciate the parts you do and leave it at that? Sometimes it's an artistic share and - oh, right - not everyone shares artistic value. Which gets back to point #1....
Fish from pools are not wild fish? How does that make sense? And if you back it up the rainbow and brown trout were not native to Patagonia so why would you want to fly fish for trout in South America? Where do you draw the line and why get excited about something that happened 100+ years ago in stocking trout?
You've missed the point of this series - that's on you. We're here to help people with the how and why we do certain things in the water. If we don't share it by talking in the video we spend 4 hrs a day replying to questions on the comments section on here, FB, IG. Sometimes it's better to ask why people do things a certain way than to make ignorant statements. Cheers
It's sad to see misguided sportsmanship in the world, you should leave areas like that alone, as they are untouched and the last refuge of nature, there a plenty of local areas to fish, even catch and release fishing does harm. Worse yet are the trophy sportsmen that do it just for fun.
That's an interesting take and has 100% validity in principle. But for a second let's back things up 150 years to when these fish were stocked and why - for sport and our enjoyment. Fast back forward to today - notice that there are fences and houses all along the river? Along every road? Along every field? Let us ask you - is there an inch of land, water or ice on the planet that isn't managed to the projection human values? National Parks & Refuges wouldn't exist without human value, nor would any other land management. And that's simply from a catch & release angler's perspective of the planet. Now let's just look at it as a laymen's perspective - the world has bowed to humans at every turn. It would be wonderful to think that our or your "my" version of sportsmanship or conservation could be washed over humanity or that we could change the direction of our species' herd, but given the above and how close to a major city in Patagonia we are in this video, that ship has sailed. There are wonderful protections in place on this river and those should sustain this generation so the coming ones can pick up the mantle into the future. All the best.
thank you so much for continuing to support us, we really do appreciate it immensely :) Glad our content connects with you and hopefully gives you an escape to the water :)
Those opening sequences of the trout dancing under the foam are absolutely breathtaking! I love how excited (and salty!) Amelia gets in these videos. lol. Thanks for sharing.
That's wonderful to hear. 😀When we found them it really captured us. Yes, my language is a little sailor like on the water, but I like it like that, so what the heck! haha Glad you enjoyed this one:)
It was beautiful!
Opening scene is crazy awesome. Id be hypnotized watching them feed throughout the column
We were too! Finding the perspective of that particular spot was pretty incredible.
Lovely, just what you need on a damp, grey January day in the South of Scotland.
Happy New Year.
Tight lines
No kidding! Zero degrees F and blizzarding here in Nebraska USA.
Perfect to hear Keith!
Happy New Year to you as well. Here's hoping it's one that gives you some incredible moments on the water when warm weather prevails and your back at it.
Sorry to hear you're experiencing those crappy temps and blowing snow! Hopefully that subsides there soon. Happy New Year and all the best in 2022.
Keith is right. I my self am from SW Scotland UK aswell. . dull ,wet, and windy. Typical Jan winter day. 🙄 . You do get some fantastic weather. Looks like the best filming and drone work out there. I love ❤ all the slow motion and the way u use it to show of the fish when it eats and the final take. It is truly spectacular to watch on camera. It has to be some thing else when your standing there in person and the reel sounds of and the line tightens lol 😆. The old ticker pumps faster lol lol. Nothing in this world 🌎 will come close to it. Stunning work.That pod from the drone was stacked with fish. Never seen anything like it. 👍 🤜🤛🤜🤛👍.......can't wait to get back out. Been tying flys and cleaning lines and gear ready for this season.... can't come quick enough. ........ catch u all in the next one........Malky....
The sipping party drone footage was amazing! So revealing and educational! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! It sure was amazing to come across this that day. We were grateful to find a perch to that we could be stable enough on to film it being that we were in a canyon!
Just awesome photography on every adventure. I have been watching you two excellent teachers, fishers and photographers who work as one smooth unit to capture the glorious outdoors . I get excited, chills and tickled at your approach and decency. Thanks from an old and somewhat disabled woman who now gets her fly fishing wonder from both of you. Thanks so very much. You are masters of your craft. I am jonesing to be back at it!
We hope you do find a way to get back at it! But we know life ain't easy, so if we can provide a wee escape for you to live vicariously, then that's a plus!:) Life has been good to us in finding each other, having similar values/life goals and loving the challenge both on the rod and the camera and in communication! Thanks for watching.
The intro is every flyfishermans wet dream
Great video
Definitely something to get excited about and we're glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful river wow amazing video
It was definitely a gorgeous spot. Thanks for watching.
Another excellent video guys - looking forward to seeing you in a few weeks. And a really well thought-out and worded answer to the "gentleman" below who obviously thinks that man should pack up and leave the planet.
Thank you and good to hear. Those kinds of comments are always interesting- clearly they have validity and man wouldn't it be nice if the world was ours alone but reality is something other than a utopic mecca of our projections.
It’s below freezing, I’m cozied up with hot tea, fleece, and slippers…your videos are the next best thing to being on the water. Thanks for producing such quality work. Waiting for the thaw…
It is a long wait. So glad to hear that you enjoy these. They are a heap of fun to enjoy on the water and if we can take you along, all the better 😊🥂
Dry fly fishing in Patagonia. I'll add it to my bucket lists. Thanks~~^^
Definitely enjoying it 😊🥂
Thank you.... You guys just make me smile!!
Well that's a wonderful thing!
incredibly beautiful river, I hope this nature is preserved for a long time, and the video is number one👍
Patagonia has a number of very special places that we all hope will sustain that healthy, " full of life" aspect for a long time to come.
Thanks!
Hi Todd! We super appreciate this support of our work with this video. Thank you so much. 🙂
Thanks for taking us fishing!! Happy New Year!!
Always! and Happy New Year to you too. We hope 2022 is good to you.
What a fantastic adventure with stunning views and videography. You guys hit it out of the park on this one!
That truly is great to hear. 😊 Thanks for watching and sharing here.
Such a beautiful spot down there guys !!
It truly is!😊 There's nothing like walking through a gorgeous canyon
Incredible footage. Thank you!
Loved this day - a nice pace with plenty of rising trout :)
That is just something only one could dream of! Such a stunning video, thank you for sharing this!
Well, hopefully you can find a way to make it a goal to experience Patagonia someday:) Thank you for taking the time to watch and we're happy you enjoyed it.
I learn so much every time! Thank you again.
Hi Angie, That's wonderful to hear. You're welcome and thank you for taking the time to watch it!
Absolutely amazing!
Thank you and we're really happy it connected with you.
Thank you for all the great videos, I just love the slow-motion and the amazing shots you pull off time and time again. I have added Patagonia to my dream list of places to fish and will get there soon. If you are ever down in Lethbridge I have a couple beautiful spots I can share with you, thanks again!!!!!
So glad to hear you enjoy our efforts to fish, film and share. We love these moments and Patagonia certainly is a stunning region to explore :) We moved to Pincher Cr 4 years ago so it's not too far to hit Lethbridge if you think to invite next season :)
wow that was super crazy, like a feeding farm at the local zoo lol, never seen a pool like it where it seemed like there was 40 plus fish lol, even a cast not quite up to your personal standard or not intended to strike for a take, there's a fish on, that's crazy stuff. But hey when your in a canyon such as this with beautiful surrounding I'd be happy to take them all day.
it was a fun stumble upon, even if what I was watching like an aquarium AJ & Hayden couldn't see a lick of. If they want to stack up and keep feeding, great! :)
Absolutely mesmerizing- Thank you! Happy New Year!!
Glad it captured your attention! Thanks for taking the time to watch.
Stunning. I want to go to there.
It's worth the trip! 😎😍🍻
great video to kick start the new year you have some hard work ahead to improve on excellence
Thanks Ken. We do keep trying. It's fun to draw up plans for the day and see how it all plays out! 😊
Awesome video Happy new year to you and your family 🎣 Tight lines
And to you as well. Here's to a great 2022 😊🥂
Maravilloso vídeos amigo
wonderful day :)
Woow 💚
😍
Wow! 18mins in
pretty amazing experiences there :)
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Wonderful edit
thank you - glad you enjoyed it! :)
That's awesome! Were nets not allowed on that water? Just wondering! Keep up the great work!
Not that. Our guide literally found out while he had breakfast at the table beside us that he was guiding us that day - he thought he was starting the next day. So the net was forgotten in a hurry.
@@jensenflyfishing That's excuse enough... LOL!!!
@@joncothranphotography9375 Little things compound in life in ways we never foresee. And sometimes that leads to having to land fish by hand all day. Other times we don't change our lawnmower engine oil for 10 years and get surprised when the engine seizes. :)
Amazing video guys! What is this stream called? Thanks!
:) Glad you enjoyed it. we don't tend to name streams on this channel given our total social media audience size, sorry.
Happy New Year Dave and Amelia! Gorgeous scenery and filmography! Does the drone shadow ever seem to bother the fish?
Happy New Year to you too Todd! Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed this one. In most circumstances we've found it does not, thankfully!
What time of year was this? Was it cold? You guys seem bundled up.
2 weeks ago in early Jan. There's just a daily breeze that blows and the jacket and buff is just to cut the breeze and cover up in the 'hole in the ozone'. Otherwise temps are around 65 to 80F or 17 to 24C.
I have been looking at going to Patagonia to fly fish. What areas/guides would you recommend
😊 we've been at Magic Waters Lodge since mid Nov and through the end of the month yet. We'll be hosting trips here Dec 2022 if interested see www.jensenflyfishing.com 😊🥂
Love and appreciate your videos always. Thanks to ya’ll (and tons of luck) I was able to pull in 10 rainbows out of a spring I’ve gone to multiple times with no results! I notice that sometimes when I see you set your hook, as opposed to doing the general trout set, (like lifting it up) you set but also keeping the end low. Is there a particular reason you do that?
Great to hear and good for you :) The #1 thing I don't do is lift a high rod - always angled to the side to offset the directionality of the take itself. If all you do is lift you'll miss a lot of fish whereas an offset setting will connect far more often.
Did you guys go south instead of new zeal this year?
if so what is the fishing like ??? do you need a guide or can you Diy... what river systems are better than others? What are the laws/fish licensing etc.. stream access laws etc thanks!
We are in Chile and heading home now - we have been here 2+ months. New Zealand borders remain closed - they'll miss another tourist year again, hopefully open in 2022.
You can DIY certainly as many do but hiring a guide is important as there is considerable private land access otherwise to contend with - not as much an issue if you speak Spanish but if you don't it is difficult. We were in the Coyhaquie region and loved it.
Hi there I got question can you tell me what is it the exactly location I'm from down here the Patagonia I like to visit this place .
I just came from The diamante lake way up in the mountain is a volcano and has a lots brown trout .
I will appreciate you info thanks
that sounds like an amazing trip. We were in the Coyhaquie region and there is an extensive amount of water to fish with many rivers and spring creeks with great trout.
Beautiful... Which river is?
Glad you enjoy it. But sorry we don't name names in our channels - those who know, know, but otherwise we leave that alone.
...... and the Kingfisher!!
Yes, the Martin Pescador! Such a cool looking bird:)
Por favor , el nombre del río ? Chile o argentina ?
Chile! :)
hi i'm a french subscriber i'm just a little curious. what diameter is the tip of your leader
Hello and welcome. In this video and many others we use 3X. If I recall the only time we had to step down was to 5x on Amelia's rising rainbow near the sticks. Hope that helps
Surprising to see the guide fishing in the early part of the video. Did he ask you if he could first, or is that just how things are done in Patagonia?
The last thing we need is a guide! 🤣 We invited Hayden to fish with us in certain waters - esp at the end with so many fish... it can't be easy being with us as a 'guide' while we fish & film and do things our way, the least we can do is invite them to fish with us and have some fun when and where it makes sense 😊
@@jensenflyfishing Haha true! I'm pretty sure you could've taught him a thing or too haha.
Very kind of you. Tbh I'd guess it's easier to "guide" you both since you're doing basically everything haha.
Wäre interessant mit welchen Fliegen gefischt wurde
small. we discuss mayfly emergers and caddis - the point of the video in that regards is to simply try what's already in your box in the sizes as discussed :)
Hello 👋 what número rod used 4 o 5? F o D?
Hi - 5wt helios 3F 🥂
👏👏🙌🙌🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@jensenflyfishing how many rods do you bring - what time of year was this??? Beautiful work. What an incredible adventure.
@@DroneMichiganPro basically just the 5 with a WF line - and just a few weeks back.
@@jensenflyfishing did you book this yourself or go thru an agent?
just amazing! BUT i´m wondering if patagonian people/fishers who live (here) in Patagonia can access to this place (an others like this)..... wihout paying...just for the pleassure to fish. Rivers/lakes/lagoons acces has became an exclusive top lodge bussines. SO SAD.
In 9 full weeks of fishing nearly every day, we noticed that every piece of water we fished could be legally accessed. Some locations might require a long hike or camping out but literally everything was publicly accessible. The lodges and guides do have contact and accesses they pay for but it's not like you couldn't quite easily walk to this reach of water. The lower end of the water in this video is only 4.2 km from a bridge, easily walked for those motivated.
Happy New Years guys, I hope this damn virus ends this year. Cheers
100% it's looking like a good turn is coming in 22 so let's hope for that 😊 happy new year!
Mmmm, dònde serà, me hace recordar a Neuquèn a la altura de Las Lajas, pero tambièn podrìa ser màs al sur de Esquel. Que se yo!! A ver si alguien se anima a contar dònde és!!!
As the video shares, we're fly fishing with Magic Waters Lodge and going to the rivers they fish. Wonderful places :)
@@jensenflyfishing Ah, Chilean Patagonia. Nice video, thanks a lot for sharing it!!!
Where is that?
Chile :)
@@jensenflyfishing amazing place,love it!
🐟🎣👍👍👏👏
:)
I'm sorry to say this but this is almost unbearable to watch, that's how good it is. And that's because I just wanna go out and fish after seeing it but it's like -10 C out here. 😀
Well that's great to hear - and then not at all. Spring... we need spring! :)
The country side looks like New Zealand
In a lot of aspects it certainly does 😍😎
calm down with the music jesus christ they're just fish
Our question back is why bother being negative - in a world with 8B ppl and perspectives why not just enjoy and appreciate the parts you do and leave it at that? Sometimes it's an artistic share and - oh, right - not everyone shares artistic value. Which gets back to point #1....
firist of all its not a wild fish !!! its fish from pools!!!!!
Fish from pools are not wild fish? How does that make sense? And if you back it up the rainbow and brown trout were not native to Patagonia so why would you want to fly fish for trout in South America? Where do you draw the line and why get excited about something that happened 100+ years ago in stocking trout?
nice but stop talking so damn much
You've missed the point of this series - that's on you. We're here to help people with the how and why we do certain things in the water. If we don't share it by talking in the video we spend 4 hrs a day replying to questions on the comments section on here, FB, IG. Sometimes it's better to ask why people do things a certain way than to make ignorant statements. Cheers
Excepțional video, except the lady is talking waaaay too much... 😅 🍻
Ask your mother why she failed to raise you well. That's equally funny! 🥂
Ask your mother why she failed to raise you well. That's equally funny! 🥂
@@jensenflyfishing that's someone who can't handle truth easy...
@@antemiu No, no. The vast majority of us think you are wrong. She is a treasure in the fishing world. You most certainly are not.
@@mattfleming86 wasn't argue about her fishing skills at any point... 🙂
It's sad to see misguided sportsmanship in the world, you should leave areas like that alone, as they are untouched and the last refuge of nature, there a plenty of local areas to fish, even catch and release fishing does harm. Worse yet are the trophy sportsmen that do it just for fun.
That's an interesting take and has 100% validity in principle. But for a second let's back things up 150 years to when these fish were stocked and why - for sport and our enjoyment. Fast back forward to today - notice that there are fences and houses all along the river? Along every road? Along every field? Let us ask you - is there an inch of land, water or ice on the planet that isn't managed to the projection human values? National Parks & Refuges wouldn't exist without human value, nor would any other land management. And that's simply from a catch & release angler's perspective of the planet. Now let's just look at it as a laymen's perspective - the world has bowed to humans at every turn. It would be wonderful to think that our or your "my" version of sportsmanship or conservation could be washed over humanity or that we could change the direction of our species' herd, but given the above and how close to a major city in Patagonia we are in this video, that ship has sailed. There are wonderful protections in place on this river and those should sustain this generation so the coming ones can pick up the mantle into the future. All the best.
Thanks!
This one should actually go through!
thank you so much for continuing to support us, we really do appreciate it immensely :) Glad our content connects with you and hopefully gives you an escape to the water :)