Just stay away from salt water fishing cause it will require you to get another job to afford it. Im always torn between the salt and the mountain streams.
By far the best long casting video I've seen. Full speed first and then broken down. Everything about the video, including seeing the line unfurl as you paused on the back cast, was excellent 👌
@@scottiemcpherson3466 it shows and you do a great job of the teaching part of guiding as well. A guest should learn from their guide and I am sure your guests learn a lot on their trips with you. Well done!
Very much enjoy this video, everything about this video was perfectly done. The sound, the setting, the camera work and of course Sir McPherson. This is something I can always go back to and enjoy and I felt I must comment due to negative recent responses. No matter, this video in my eyes is the perfect video to enjoy on the TH-cam for fishing and helps me relax in a stressful world. More videos I will full heartily like and comment and whatever else to support.
Thanks so much Doublej123, much appreciated, everyone has their own taste and style, pure adventure flyfishing will of course be uploading more fishing videos soon with great talent and locations. Thanks so much for your support!!
Hi Scottie, just wanted to thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge of fishing small waters which is my favorite kind of fly fishing...all the best from the UK
I learned more from this video than any other video I've watched in the past year. I wish I could fish with this guy for a few days--I'd learn so much!
@@jimcastellanos7983 A little bit too far away for me to guide you at present :) When the world settles down and if you are ever in Aus; Look me up Meanwhile; I hope that you get to spend some time out on a stream soon :)
Fun way to pend an afternoon. Where I live I do this on much bigger streams for Smallmouth Bass. They fight like a freight train, are plentyfull and are not picky feeders. Nice relaxing video. Thanks for sharing.
Just like the small streams i fish here in Yorkshire, Uk, although the ones i fish tend to be more jungle warfare, only a month to go before the season starts (lockdown permitting). Great video, looks a fantastic place to fish.
@@yamahapeanut44 We have seasons, to alow the fish time to spawn and recover in peace. Depending on the area of the uk you are in as they do differ from area to area, my area is 25th of March to September the 30th that i can fish for Trout, Grayling have a totally diferent seaon, which i can't remember of top of my head.
Thanks Tom; Many hours out playing and learning. I am still looking, studying and thinking about the water in front of me. There is always something new that I notice or come up with to deal with a situation. Never stop learning 😎
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. As a relatively new fly fisherman, It provided great insight to strategy and technique which will definitely improve my skill and approach. I enjoyed, as well, Scotties attitude when he catches even the smallest of fish. Nice finish!
The older I get the more interested in this I become. It’s so tactical and delicate. As a kid I just wanted to catch the biggest thing I could with the biggest outfit. This looks so peaceful
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing I am living in Tampa Florida. Lots of great saltwater fishing, lately I’ve taken to the rivers. Currently trying to catch bass on one type of every conventional lure to build my technical ability. Very impressed by your method of fishing. I want to take up fly fishing soon
Same here. It’s almost like I just woke up one morning in my mid 30s after regular fishing for most of my life and realizing how amazing fly fishing is. The knowledge about bug behaviour, making the flies, learning to throw etc.
That was amazing.. I just got my first fly rod today.. I'm excited to try it since I've been seeing alot of nice trout eating off the surface with no interest in my lures I'm hoping I can get the hang of it quickly. This video showed me it has not so much to do with fancy casting but just being subtle and using ur brain.. was wondering how to use a giant rod on a little stream and this was awesome to see. Thanks for posting and wish me luck
Good luck Richard! You will love it. Try and hire a guide when you can and you will pick it up pretty quick! Send a link or some photos when you can mate!
Amazing video, the cinematography, commentary and respect for the fish were incredible. Also love the origin of the name! I have to get down to Vic when this pandemic dies down, hope you guys are doing okay
Great video. He fishes like me, I could catch nothing over 8 inches all day and still go home happy. Beautiful brown at the end though. Good to see a video that's not all technical junk as well. Nice simple tips, good advice, and catching what most of us catch all day. Well done.
When I was a young lad, I dreamed of being a professional musician. And, I ended up being just that, for over 40 years. But, as I’ve grown older, now looking at my 60th birthday looming ever-larger on the near horizon, I dream of the day when I can retire, and spend my free time discovering new streams and rivers in which to throw a fly, and hopefully, if the gods are smiling, fooling a few wiley trout into rising to it. Fly fishing is zen, it’s a spiritual experience...it’s...a religion. For those who may laugh or roll their eyes at this, I’d suggest they experience the peaceful solitude of walking through a silent forest, or crossing a meadow on a misty Spring or Fall morning, creeping up on a stream, quietly stepping into the water, and casting a Blue Winged Olive, Zebra Nymph, or one of many caddis and streamer patterns, and hooking your very first trout... Only THEN will you know that what I’m saying is true. 🙏😉
just a stunning video to watch! U cant see many of these videos these days on TH-cam. Being a beginner TH-camr from the UK just stunned by the way it's done and the gentleman's behavior in frame is great! Tight lines and thank you for such a great product!LIKEed and SUBSCRIBed of course...
Thanks for your comments!! Will be uploading some more videos soon on different waters as well!! Take care, tight lines, and hope you get out on the water soon my friend!!
“Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains. You could see them standing in the amber current where the white edges of their fins wimpled softly in the flow. They smelled of moss in your hand. Polished and muscular and torsional. On their backs were vermiculate patterns that were maps of the world in its becoming. Maps and mazes. Of a thing which could not be put back. Not be made right again. In the deep glens where they lived all things were older than man and they hummed of mystery.” -C.M. “The Road”
Wow, beautiful words, I'm going to find a copy and read as well. Thanks so much John John, have you seen any other stream/river fish references in books that you enjoy or stand out?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing I will report back if I come across anything that strikes me! I must warn you “The Road” is not about fishing. It’s a very sad tale about an apocalyptic event, and follows a man and son as they make their way in a world being undone around them. It can be a hard read. But it is one of my favorites by my favorite author, so maybe worth a read for you. The quote above is at the end of the novel and is a sort of lament at the destruction of the natural world, a loss of an ancient mystery and an undoing that cannot be made right again. I am reminded of another story though called “Big Two Hearted River” by Hemingway. It’s about a young man returned from World War 1 that seeks solace in nature and goes on a fishing trip. Anyways, happy fishing and reading.
I love these kind of almost romantic fishing videos. Apart from those shouty biggest fish ever kind of videos. This is what fishing is about, be at one with the nature.
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing used to live in the midwest and fished a ton on the spring creeks in Wisconsin. Now I'm in California and fish all over the Sierras. I dont have too many cool videos ike you but there is a few on my private TH-cam channel. This one is from Wyoming last Fall. th-cam.com/video/F3P3Fn7dci4/w-d-xo.html
@@davidcooke8005 i knew that, but i actually like it. I am sure that if we knew all you did over a year we could find things to take digs at also, or are you perfect?
Very nicely done young man! I simply have to admire your skill and love for the sport. I would be particularly interested in learning where your foldable landing net can be purchased so I may effectively do away with the one I’ve had since college and hangs off the back of my vest, which as you astutely pointed out gets caught up in the bushes. 🙂
@@tommysampson3575 Love Vancouver island, wish i knew where those rivers were when i was there!! Had so much fun and adventure in Canada. Do you post any photos or videos of the rivers around there?
I absolutely love this guy's accent! ...but there are sections that I wish I had good subtitles.... Waaaahhhhhh!!!! (JK LOL! But just a bit like that...)
It´s strange, Rainbow is considered an invasive species here in Sweden where it escapes from farms and infects streaming water, competing with wild fish, sutch as trout and graylings. It´s a popoular fish when it comes to "put and take" and under controlled forms....out in the wild they are a catastrophy, at least here in Sweden.
i'm just an expert level fly fisherman but i fish with pros all the time. That guy is not a pro, he's an expert. So i'm fact checking this with a double haul fact check then i need to throw down a bigtime fact check on whatever it is he's casting out there, that's not a dry fly! I'm totally rolling my eyes and shaking my head in disbelief
Yes, and he’s fly fishing a stream with precision that I would have a hard time fishing with a spinner lol. I also fly fish, and his skill is impressive
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing 2 years ought to have been enough time. But, hey, life gets in the way of our plans. Hope you can make more. Really enjoyed your video.
I think you mean the video ain't quality like the San Juan river quality waters and quantity...this video relates to it and i love it Much ❤ from 505 NorthWestern New Mexico
Have to say.... probably the best recommended video I've ever seen. Fresh/Salt fisherman from NJ here.... and this guy nails what it's all about from other side of the world. Commenting to feed the YT algorithm... please post some more!
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing just started fly fishing! I am hooked! (Puns are fun hah) there are so so many flies and techniques to choose from! How does one know what works when, where, and what color? It’s darn near overwhelming!
Outstanding. There are tons of mindless eye-candy fly fishing videos on youtube, but very few that I watch three times and take notes. Thanks for putting this out there.
This is one of my favourite fly fishing clips posted on TH-cam. The advice is great and it's super relaxing to watch without having to worry about untangling your line form the bushes behind :-)
I have watched this video over and over again. Can't believe how buttafull that little stream is. Just wanted to say thank you for sharing your knowledge of fishing small waters. Its my favorite kind of fly fishing. No crowds, just me and the buttafull County side. Think's again and best regards from Ohio.
Yes, another fisherman who just enjoys fishing. Doesn't worry about size and is just happy they're catching fish, also always gotta admire the fish. Great video and I don't even fly fish Also super jealous I don't have a sick accent like yours
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing ah I just do regular bass fishing with a baitcaster/spinners. Always wanted to get into fly fishing but there's no real good spots around me that make it worth the money sadly
This video was magical and heart warming! I spent the last two years trying to learn how to cast a fly rod. The journey has been frustrating and difficult. This bloke just showed how easy it is to ‘just get the fuck out in nature’ roll a little line out in some small stream and just use common sense and natural mechanics. Enjoy fly fishing Boys. Dan T. Nanaimo River
Just goes to show it isn’t about long casting but short casts/flicks and tight line control. Love to see more instructional or observational videos. Thank you.
Fished all my life in Canada, make my living in the fishing industry. i can say with confidence even without audio this guy is still one of the best. Every move he makes is money....
He doesn't talk much about streamcraft, but he's obviously being sneaky, working quite close to the fish. He's dressed in drab natural colors. He gets the most he can from short drifts.
You should come to Tasmania if you like trout. We have about five different species. And some big ones at that. Not little sardines like old mate is catching. Not being negative or nothing. There were some awesome tips throughout
Thanks Kenny, more to come. Do you have some videos up of your rivers? Would love to come over there one day and capture some fishing and throw a line!
Small creeks are just special! What's that net?! Looks perfect for backpacking! This is one of the most well presented, shot and edited fly fishing video I've seen on TH-cam!
Hey thanks FlyfishermanMike, more coming btw, please subscribe and let me know what you think when they come out!! Scottie sells them and i have put a link in the description just below the video.
I just about gave up looking through the comments and asked myself, I didn't even think to look in the description haha, but I'm glad someone else had taken note of the awesomeness that is that net.
Ah. That was Aaron. I get you now 😊 I work rivers very similar. I break them down into smaller sections. Catch a lot short Lining on Big Waters. It is still on my Bucket List to get over your way. I have a lot of Facebook friends and business contacts that I would love to fish with.
This has Everything one looks for in a video. Fly choice;water selection;rod weight used etc Very rare on all the millions of videos out there Really enjoyed this one Collin iyapian - South Africa
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing good day i am based in Johannesburg, South Africa in the summer, we fish for a species endemic to here called the Yellow fish and also Carp In the winter we head up the mountains and try for trout Had a great day on the river on Saturday have a good one , all the best Collin Iyapian
I wanna see one work the local creeks where I live lol. Massive over growth and tree fall, little to no space to bow and arrow cast let alone roll cast and trout that will spook 30' out if you're being as quiet as possible. Spooked a pocket yesterday over 30' out by simply peeking through some vegetation. Rough conditions in every aspect. Even delicate presentations of dries can spook em. Landed a #14 stimmy bottom of a riffle and NOPE. Entire pool darted. Gotta put in WORK for those 6" trout 😂
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing I had ot give upon the Steavenson and nearby rivers. Accommodation was dear and hard to get. I ended up making a few days trip to Tumut. Got two ;little browns in the Googbragandra Rive and lost two large fish i the Tumut. very fast flowing and you'd need a brick to get down. I fished old fashioned wet flies and spiders in the Goobragandra in shallow water. Delightful. :-) Improved my abilities a lot i think.
I;t sa nice area. People say there are few fish i the Goobrgandra river-I donlt really know. I feel they are there. I'd love to explore more of it. :-) Upper Yarra hopefully if I get the chance. :-)
This is exactly how I want my retirement to look
Me too Cole, Scottie is very lucky to be able to fish most days i think, thanks for your comments and support
Just stay away from salt water fishing cause it will require you to get another job to afford it. Im always torn between the salt and the mountain streams.
Amen brother
And sound... do you get an accent with a 401k?
Yeah only thing is I rather do it now than when I'm older
This is why I love fishing. Calm, relaxing sounds of nature with a nice friendly battle between man and fish.
Nothing better eh Time Bandit, its the best!!!!! Thanks for your comment. Where do you fish?
Battle? Sometimes maybe...its mostly trying to sell the fish your b.s.
By far the best long casting video I've seen. Full speed first and then broken down. Everything about the video, including seeing the line unfurl as you paused on the back cast, was excellent 👌
Dedication, Passion,creativity, persistence, and respect. What a wonderful example for upcoming generations. Think you! 👍👏🍻
Thanks for your comments Walter! Great lessons there!
Great video! This guy is a fountain of knowledge and shows great technique. I learned a lot thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the kind words.
I spend a lot of time working on my craft 😎
@@scottiemcpherson3466 it shows and you do a great job of the teaching part of guiding as well. A guest should learn from their guide and I am sure your guests learn a lot on their trips with you. Well done!
Very much enjoy this video, everything about this video was perfectly done. The sound, the setting, the camera work and of course Sir McPherson. This is something I can always go back to and enjoy and I felt I must comment due to negative recent responses. No matter, this video in my eyes is the perfect video to enjoy on the TH-cam for fishing and helps me relax in a stressful world. More videos I will full heartily like and comment and whatever else to support.
Thanks so much Doublej123, much appreciated, everyone has their own taste and style, pure adventure flyfishing will of course be uploading more fishing videos soon with great talent and locations. Thanks so much for your support!!
Love love love the bow and arrow cast, that's brilliant 💥
After filming Scottie do it i have used it so many times on the water!!! Gets to those spots most people don't try!!
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing definitely going to try it out 🏹🎣
this was absolutely beautiful on the eyes and ears
Thanks Stebs, just what we are trying to create here at Pure Adventure!! More coming soon!! Where are you located?
Hi Scottie, just wanted to thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge of fishing small waters which is my favorite kind of fly fishing...all the best from the UK
I learned more from this video than any other video I've watched in the past year. I wish I could fish with this guy for a few days--I'd learn so much!
Thanks Jim, are there any other regions and rivers you would like to see filmed?
Where are you from Jim?
@@scottiemcpherson3466 , I live in NYC.
@@jimcastellanos7983 A little bit too far away for me to guide you at present :)
When the world settles down and if you are ever in Aus; Look me up
Meanwhile; I hope that you get to spend some time out on a stream soon :)
Fun way to pend an afternoon. Where I live I do this on much bigger streams for Smallmouth Bass. They fight like a freight train, are plentyfull and are not picky feeders. Nice relaxing video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Michael
Just like the small streams i fish here in Yorkshire, Uk, although the ones i fish tend to be more jungle warfare, only a month to go before the season starts (lockdown permitting). Great video, looks a fantastic place to fish.
Yall have seasons? Or is it the only time you can keep fish?
@@yamahapeanut44 We have seasons, to alow the fish time to spawn and recover in peace.
Depending on the area of the uk you are in as they do differ from area to area, my area is 25th of March to September the 30th that i can fish for Trout, Grayling have a totally diferent seaon, which i can't remember of top of my head.
Great movie, love this small creek fishing! So fun...
Im the same, more small river and larger river videos coming, and a few hidden gems being edited at the moment, thanks for your support
Brilliant video your technique and the way u explain different areas of runs Tom from Ireland
Thanks Tom!
Thanks Tom;
Many hours out playing and learning.
I am still looking, studying and thinking about the water in front of me.
There is always something new that I notice or come up with to deal with a situation.
Never stop learning 😎
Beautiful lightweight equipment and excellent skills, thanks for sharing!!
thanks Skawtty, where do you fish mate?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing Northern Ontario lakes and streams, thanks for asking!!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. As a relatively new fly fisherman, It provided great insight to strategy and technique which will definitely improve my skill and approach. I enjoyed, as well, Scotties attitude when he catches even the smallest of fish. Nice finish!
best way to learn is by watching, then get some 1 on 1 guiding!! How good is the finish!!!! thanks for your comments Dennis, where do you fish?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing I fish New York State, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Montana in the US..
The older I get the more interested in this I become. It’s so tactical and delicate. As a kid I just wanted to catch the biggest thing I could with the biggest outfit. This looks so peaceful
Nothing better than being out there TheAshonB, thanks for your comments, any nice rivers or lakes near you?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing I am living in Tampa Florida. Lots of great saltwater fishing, lately I’ve taken to the rivers. Currently trying to catch bass on one type of every conventional lure to build my technical ability. Very impressed by your method of fishing. I want to take up fly fishing soon
@@TheQuazimofo and i will have to try saltwater fishing one day too! thanks for your comments TheAshtonB!
Same here. It’s almost like I just woke up one morning in my mid 30s after regular fishing for most of my life and realizing how amazing fly fishing is. The knowledge about bug behaviour, making the flies, learning to throw etc.
Beautiful!!!! I love ur style and u walk us thru what's going on. I love it!! Greetings from Kentucky!!!
Great to hear from Kentucky!! and thanks, what are the rivers like there?
That was amazing.. I just got my first fly rod today.. I'm excited to try it since I've been seeing alot of nice trout eating off the surface with no interest in my lures I'm hoping I can get the hang of it quickly. This video showed me it has not so much to do with fancy casting but just being subtle and using ur brain.. was wondering how to use a giant rod on a little stream and this was awesome to see. Thanks for posting and wish me luck
Good luck Richard! You will love it. Try and hire a guide when you can and you will pick it up pretty quick! Send a link or some photos when you can mate!
Any luck ?
Haha did u go off the deep end with fly fishing since then? Lots to learn haha
Did you catch something yet?
Only fishing I haven't done, yet! Building my pole atm n can't wait to learn!
Amazing video, the cinematography, commentary and respect for the fish were incredible. Also love the origin of the name! I have to get down to Vic when this pandemic dies down, hope you guys are doing okay
thanks Jimjim, much appreciated, more videos coming soon! where are you mate?
I love this so much thank you
Thanks Femboy Fishing. Lots of videos coming up, where do you flyfish? how long have you been flyfishing mate?
Very relaxing. Well done.
Thanks Jacob
Great vid loved the info
Glad to hear!
I am glad that you liked it.
I spend many hours teaching beginners and instructing experience Flyfishers.
What a way to live a life while relaxing
Great video. He fishes like me, I could catch nothing over 8 inches all day and still go home happy. Beautiful brown at the end though. Good to see a video that's not all technical junk as well. Nice simple tips, good advice, and catching what most of us catch all day. Well done.
Thanks 👍
When I was a young lad, I dreamed of being a professional musician. And, I ended up being just that, for over 40 years.
But, as I’ve grown older, now looking at my 60th birthday looming ever-larger on the near horizon, I dream of the day when I can retire, and spend my free time discovering new streams and rivers in which to throw a fly, and hopefully, if the gods are smiling, fooling a few wiley trout into rising to it.
Fly fishing is zen, it’s a spiritual experience...it’s...a religion.
For those who may laugh or roll their eyes at this, I’d suggest they experience the peaceful solitude of walking through a silent forest, or crossing a meadow on a misty Spring or Fall morning, creeping up on a stream, quietly stepping into the water, and casting a Blue Winged Olive, Zebra Nymph, or one of many caddis and streamer patterns, and hooking your very first trout...
Only THEN will you know that what I’m saying is true.
🙏😉
Donny Donny Donny Loooovvveeee that mate!!!!!!!! you poetically summed it up perfectly lol
Nice little creek.
Sure is! Are there some around you?
Its like watching Bob Ross on a fly rod
the audio is brilliantly done
Thanks Chris, trying to make something timeless and classy, more coming !!
Good Channel thanks for posting
Thanks John. Where do you fish?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing I'm from the u.k i usually fish the river wey which is a chalk stream in surrey
just a stunning video to watch! U cant see many of these videos these days on TH-cam. Being a beginner TH-camr from the UK just stunned by the way it's done and the gentleman's behavior in frame is great! Tight lines and thank you for such a great product!LIKEed and SUBSCRIBed of course...
Thanks for your comments!! Will be uploading some more videos soon on different waters as well!! Take care, tight lines, and hope you get out on the water soon my friend!!
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing Tnx pal,Hope we will next week or in the week after.
Thank you kindly for your words.
I love my Flyfishing and I love teaching people.
Educational. Helped me identify things I am doing wrong. Great video, thanks.
Glad it was helpful Danny. Its all a process. I learn a lot just by filming Scottie. More videos coming with some great tips.
INCREDIBLE VIDEO LOVE IT.
thanks so much Jody, more coming soon
“Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains. You could see them standing in the amber current where the white edges of their fins wimpled softly in the flow. They smelled of moss in your hand. Polished and muscular and torsional. On their backs were vermiculate patterns that were maps of the world in its becoming. Maps and mazes. Of a thing which could not be put back. Not be made right again. In the deep glens where they lived all things were older than man and they hummed of mystery.”
-C.M.
“The Road”
I just read The Road this spring
@@anesthesia-qu5rn
Aww man. It’s a good one. Powerful stuff.
Wow, beautiful words, I'm going to find a copy and read as well. Thanks so much John John, have you seen any other stream/river fish references in books that you enjoy or stand out?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing
I will report back if I come across anything that strikes me!
I must warn you “The Road” is not about fishing. It’s a very sad tale about an apocalyptic event, and follows a man and son as they make their way in a world being undone around them. It can be a hard read. But it is one of my favorites by my favorite author, so maybe worth a read for you. The quote above is at the end of the novel and is a sort of lament at the destruction of the natural world, a loss of an ancient mystery and an undoing that cannot be made right again.
I am reminded of another story though called “Big Two Hearted River” by Hemingway.
It’s about a young man returned from World War 1 that seeks solace in nature and goes on a fishing trip.
Anyways, happy fishing and reading.
In comp fishing we would you use a dry dropper on a euro rig to fly the two flies in between the tight spots but awsome vid
Zen fishing at it’s finest
The next video goes to Biblical proportions Anthony, posting within the week!!! Let me know what you think>>>
This is pure fisherman’s meditation you are the panicle of bob Ross fishing
Much appreciated Aleksandar, where do you fish?
Music's not loud enough, one can almost hear the man talking over it...
🤣
I really hope for more videos I’m new to fly fishing and loved the vid
Thanks Jaxon, more being edited now, thanks for your comments! Where do you fish?
I love these kind of almost romantic fishing videos. Apart from those shouty biggest fish ever kind of videos. This is what fishing is about, be at one with the nature.
Thanks Tommy. More coming. Been out fly fishing lately?
Sign me up Scottie!
I didn't know there was trout fishing in Australia I know New Zealand has been fishing but I didn't know Australia a trout beautiful piece of river
Hey Tom, we have some great amazing rivers, you will see some varieties of different ones in the coming videos. Thanks for your comments and support
GREAT video! Is there a link to your new net? It’s fantastic.
Hey Austin, yes it is amazing, the link is under the description, just click the down arrow, let me know if you cannot see it! thanks again
How could anyone give this a thumbs down?!?!?
I know right ! thanks for your support Keith!! Where are you fly fishing mate?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing used to live in the midwest and fished a ton on the spring creeks in Wisconsin. Now I'm in California and fish all over the Sierras. I dont have too many cool videos ike you but there is a few on my private TH-cam channel. This one is from Wyoming last Fall. th-cam.com/video/F3P3Fn7dci4/w-d-xo.html
I outsmarted a fish!
Good name for a fly fishing book, can i use it as a future title of a video??
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing Umm, it's kind of a dig. But sure. If you want to brag about outsmarting fish, go for it.
@@davidcooke8005 i knew that, but i actually like it. I am sure that if we knew all you did over a year we could find things to take digs at also, or are you perfect?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing People gunna dig. Go right ahead, see if I care.
Looks like a mayfly nymph running down the trout at 4:41.
Very nicely done young man! I simply have to admire your skill and love for the sport. I would be particularly interested in learning where your foldable landing net can be purchased so I may effectively do away with the one I’ve had since college and hangs off the back of my vest, which as you astutely pointed out gets caught up in the bushes. 🙂
Nice video
I was already to say New Zealand!
Active creek fishing on trouts is pur fun, better then drugs.
ive seen plenty working tirelessy for night and day next to the barbarian village
Me seeing the title: no, but now I really do!
we have a believer!! will taper down the titles for you next time Samuel
That fly box was awesome! Anyone spot the brand??
What is the brand of that net and where can you get one?
The net:
@t
They range in price from $70.00 to $120.00. Scottie hardly uses any other net these days. Im not sure of the brand sorry.
I live in saanich and I’ve fished this creek! It’s so fun but I don’t think there is a name to it do you know what it’s called?
This one is in Australia, i love Canada though!!!
Wow, there is one on Vancouver island that looks just like this, but it isn’t as good as that one!
@@tommysampson3575 Love Vancouver island, wish i knew where those rivers were when i was there!! Had so much fun and adventure in Canada. Do you post any photos or videos of the rivers around there?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing no sorry, I don’t, the fishing just isn’t good enough to make videos.
Praise the LORD for creating fishing :)
This guy is as stealthy as a heron - if I get within 15yds of a trout, it bolts!!
I know right! They spook so easily!! There is definitely an art to the stealth!
Where did you find that net or what is the name of it?
@t
They range in price from $70.00 to $120.00. Scottie hardly uses any other net these days.
Hello, could you share what type of hat you are wearing? I'm looking for exactly this type if hat.
Which hat? He had a different one on at the vehicle...
An Akubra.
Australian Felt.
What’s the name/brand of that net
www.indulgenceflyfishing.com.au/product-category/landing-nets/
I absolutely love this guy's accent! ...but there are sections that I wish I had good subtitles.... Waaaahhhhhh!!!! (JK LOL! But just a bit like that...)
G'day mate!! lol !! Thanks Shaun, where are you from ?
It´s strange, Rainbow is considered an invasive species here in Sweden where it escapes from farms and infects streaming water, competing with wild fish, sutch as trout and graylings.
It´s a popoular fish when it comes to "put and take" and under controlled forms....out in the wild they are a catastrophy, at least here in Sweden.
where can i buy that net?
There is a link in the information under the video mate, where are you located?
What rod and line are you using ?
That particular rod is the Sage TXL 7’10” 2wt 3pc. Matched with a WF2 line
i'm just an expert level fly fisherman but i fish with pros all the time. That guy is not a pro, he's an expert. So i'm fact checking this with a double haul fact check then i need to throw down a bigtime fact check on whatever it is he's casting out there, that's not a dry fly! I'm totally rolling my eyes and shaking my head in disbelief
Could've catch all of does on a slip bobber
the Bob Ross of fly fishing.
You made it before i did... Was just gonna comment this... GG
Vanilla Nice....Right!!!👍
@@alexanderpetridis1402 excactly 😂
NDYakAngler is the bob of fishing
Actually a man by the name of Tom Rosenbauer already has that title.
Here’s the guy who invented the bumpersticker, “a bad day fishing is better than a good day at work”
You can tell hes a pro. Big or small he appreciates his catch.
Shut up.. dummy
Yes, and he’s fly fishing a stream with precision that I would have a hard time fishing with a spinner lol. I also fly fish, and his skill is impressive
As someone who's fished all his life, this guy is giving you TONS of tips. Just watch him.
I am sad cause I loved this video quality and the excellent fishing, but you only have 1 video. I want MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
More coming Joshua, i want to take my time and provide videos of a high standard. Thanks for your comment!
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing 2 years ought to have been enough time. But, hey, life gets in the way of our plans. Hope you can make more. Really enjoyed your video.
@@danlnad weird passive aggressive comment
I think you mean the video ain't quality like the San Juan river quality waters and quantity...this video relates to it and i love it Much ❤ from 505 NorthWestern New Mexico
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing much love an supports ❤
Have to say.... probably the best recommended video I've ever seen. Fresh/Salt fisherman from NJ here.... and this guy nails what it's all about from other side of the world. Commenting to feed the YT algorithm... please post some more!
More coming Hector, got some great stuff on the edit room floor!!! Thanks for your time to comment and follow!
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing just started fly fishing! I am hooked! (Puns are fun hah) there are so so many flies and techniques to choose from! How does one know what works when, where, and what color? It’s darn near overwhelming!
Outstanding. There are tons of mindless eye-candy fly fishing videos on youtube, but very few that I watch three times and take notes. Thanks for putting this out there.
Thanks for your comments, this is the reason why i filmed it, best way to learn!!
I feel like I just had a nice day fly fishing, thanks for the vid.
thanks Jamie, more nice days fly fishing coming! thanks for your comment!
This is one of my favourite fly fishing clips posted on TH-cam. The advice is great and it's super relaxing to watch without having to worry about untangling your line form the bushes behind :-)
Good stuff Mate! There is so much focus on Euro Nymphing these days, it's great to see some good old dry fly fishing done so well. 👏
Thanks Donny! Where are you fishing?
Mostly New England and occasional trips to Idaho & Montana.
I have watched this video over and over again. Can't believe how buttafull that little stream is. Just wanted to say thank you for sharing your knowledge of fishing small waters. Its my favorite kind of fly fishing. No crowds, just me and the buttafull County side. Think's again and best regards from Ohio.
That is pretty much my retirement. 3-4 days a week out fishing. Best thing I ever did was take retirement at 50 and never look back.
I’m Jelous reno145!! What waters are you fishing?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing I fish the great streams of northeast Iowa. I refer to myself as an avid hack, as I only learned to fly fish in 2019.
Yes, another fisherman who just enjoys fishing. Doesn't worry about size and is just happy they're catching fish, also always gotta admire the fish. Great video and I don't even fly fish
Also super jealous I don't have a sick accent like yours
Thanks for the appreciation Sea Tato, what's your passion/sport/hobby?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing ah I just do regular bass fishing with a baitcaster/spinners. Always wanted to get into fly fishing but there's no real good spots around me that make it worth the money sadly
@@seatato4468 All good, i have filmed quite a few fishing shows in Australia, the bass fishing is great! enjoy, and take care!
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing thanks, you too
This video was magical and heart warming! I spent the last two years trying to learn how to cast a fly rod. The journey has been frustrating and difficult.
This bloke just showed how easy it is to ‘just get the fuck out in nature’ roll a little line out in some small stream and just use common sense and natural mechanics. Enjoy fly fishing Boys.
Dan T. Nanaimo River
Glad to hear it Dan, more videos coming with some great instructional ones as well mate! Thanks so much
Just goes to show it isn’t about long casting but short casts/flicks and tight line control. Love to see more instructional or observational videos. Thank you.
Fished all my life in Canada, make my living in the fishing industry. i can say with confidence even without audio this guy is still one of the best. Every move he makes is money....
Thanks Captain Fishing Action!! Awesome comment, i will pass on to Scottie!!!
He doesn't talk much about streamcraft, but he's obviously being sneaky, working quite close to the fish. He's dressed in drab natural colors. He gets the most he can from short drifts.
Where do you attach your Panoptix?
Lol
Sorry took a while to get back to you, what's a Panoptix?
I knew NZ has epic fly fishing for trout, but I didn't know that there is "real" trout in Australia also.
Thanks for sharing!
You should come to Tasmania if you like trout. We have about five different species. And some big ones at that. Not little sardines like old mate is catching. Not being negative or nothing. There were some awesome tips throughout
That scenery is just phenomenal. What a spot! This man reads the water like Tiger reads the green
He is crazy good at it!! Thanks for your comment, more videos coming DJ Deckard Cain!!!
My first experience watching fly fishing as I've been interested to learn more about it. Super relaxing and informative video. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Duckstaped! Wheres that name from?? More videos coming with some great tips!! Thanks for the time to comment, much appreciated!
Educational to say the least. BRAVO ZULU
thanks Arthur!! have a great one
Wow I would love to learn how to fly fish! I have been making flys and selling them but never learned how to use them!😂
A true professional willing to tell his story and share his expertise. 🧐🌲👍
He uses an imp. Clinch knot! I grew up using that, however all I’ve ever seen is the reg. Clinch knot, and the figure 8 knot…neither of which I trust!
Brilliant fishing, exactly the kinda small rivers I fish in Scotland.
Thanks Kenny, more to come. Do you have some videos up of your rivers? Would love to come over there one day and capture some fishing and throw a line!
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing have a few videos on my channel, have few more planned for the summer.
Small creeks are just special!
What's that net?! Looks perfect for backpacking!
This is one of the most well presented, shot and edited fly fishing video I've seen on TH-cam!
Hey thanks FlyfishermanMike, more coming btw, please subscribe and let me know what you think when they come out!! Scottie sells them and i have put a link in the description just below the video.
I just about gave up looking through the comments and asked myself, I didn't even think to look in the description haha, but I'm glad someone else had taken note of the awesomeness that is that net.
Ripper vid
Brian Taylor
Thanks Brian, i am hoping to put up some more in the next few months. Where do you fish?
And u wonder why Jesus asked simple fisherman to be his deciples.Amen to u my good sr.
I'm born and raised in oregon. To us this is creek fishing. This is no river. That being said I love creek fishing
Just as fun i think!! Great to mix it up.
I didn’t think I called this a river at any time.
I do prefer my Small Stream Flyfishing 😎
@@scottiemcpherson3466 it's in your title. Something about a professional working a "river"
Ah.
That was Aaron.
I get you now 😊
I work rivers very similar.
I break them down into smaller sections.
Catch a lot short Lining on Big Waters.
It is still on my Bucket List to get over your way.
I have a lot of Facebook friends and business contacts that I would love to fish with.
He changed the heading 😎
Hey Scott, awsome video hope you make some more. Also where did you the compactible fishing net from?
Hi Kris, Scott actually sells them, they are great, head to his website and send him an email. Thanks
They range in price from $70.00 to $120.00.
I hardly use any other net these days.
This has Everything one looks for in a video.
Fly choice;water selection;rod weight used etc
Very rare on all the millions of videos out there
Really enjoyed this one
Collin iyapian - South Africa
Thanks Ciarchitectural! Your comments are very much appreciated, more videos coming soon with more great fly fishermen. Where do you fish?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing good day
i am based in Johannesburg, South Africa
in the summer, we fish for a species endemic to here called the Yellow fish and also Carp
In the winter we head up the mountains and try for trout
Had a great day on the river on Saturday
have a good one , all the best
Collin Iyapian
I wanna see one work the local creeks where I live lol. Massive over growth and tree fall, little to no space to bow and arrow cast let alone roll cast and trout that will spook 30' out if you're being as quiet as possible. Spooked a pocket yesterday over 30' out by simply peeking through some vegetation. Rough conditions in every aspect. Even delicate presentations of dries can spook em. Landed a #14 stimmy bottom of a riffle and NOPE. Entire pool darted. Gotta put in WORK for those 6" trout 😂
Best fly firing demo ever. Sane and full of good advice in a delightful place. :-)
Thanks Terry!!!! Hows your fishing going?
@@PureAdventureFlyFishing I had ot give upon the Steavenson and nearby rivers. Accommodation was dear and hard to get. I ended up making a few days trip to Tumut. Got two ;little browns in the Googbragandra Rive and lost two large fish i the Tumut. very fast flowing and you'd need a brick to get down. I fished old fashioned wet flies and spiders in the Goobragandra in shallow water. Delightful. :-) Improved my abilities a lot i think.
@@TERRYBIGGENDEN Yes i find that as well, accomplish quite expensive around those parts!! Its a shame. Will have to fish Tumut one day!!
I;t sa nice area. People say there are few fish i the Goobrgandra river-I donlt really know. I feel they are there. I'd love to explore more of it. :-) Upper Yarra hopefully if I get the chance. :-)
@@TERRYBIGGENDEN Yes i want to get up to the upper Yarra as well, have you fished with a guide before Terry?
Reminds me of my years in Western New York, Well done Mate!