Another great video guys! I love Orvis! I own a 8’ 4wt. Superfine Carbon, 7’6” 3wt. SF Touch, 7’ 2wt. SF Carbon and a few older ‘80s & ‘90s Graphite Superfines including the epic Far & Fine. They are awesome for casting delicate dry flies but still have enough backbone in the butt-section to control the fish. Unfortunately today, Orvis only makes the Superfine in Fiberglass of all things which is heavier overall, has terrible recovery, zero backbone when it comes to controlling the fish not to mention a major reduction in touch and feel. The only place you can buy a great Orvis rod for Dry Fly fishing is buying a used one on eBay. A real shame! Orvis use to be the “Go to” company for dry fly fishing like in your video. Hopefully they will eventually get back to their roots. I just pray the will drop the old tech FG like they did over 50 years ago give their customers what the use to expect.
@@thecastawaycrew23 6 to GRHE fished along the bottom with New Zealand-style indicator, 4 to a dry-fly - black klink - which was very pleasing. Also a couple of trout. A few others hooked and off. A very pleasant few hours on a mild December day.
Cheers Neil, it’s exactly what drives people to fish! We probably get a bit over exited but sometimes it’s due! Haha #wheninRome 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
@@thecastawaycrew23 I watch guys fish that dont show any emotion What's the point. I still shout and get excited. Brilliant feeling getting a fish. I'm up at 4am on Saturday to fly fish the local river. Hopefully I'll be screaming then 😀🤣👍🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
@@thecastawaycrew23 Back from my wee fishing trip. Caught two Brownies. Its difficult to fly fish due to trees and bushes close to the bank. Lost a few good flies. Spent years in boats stockie bashing so I'm a bit rusty 😀 My first day, so still so much of the river to explore. Have a nice weekend guys 👍😀
Hi Timothy, was a cracking day! One of the best days I have had to be honest! No it’s the Colne very beautiful!! Tight lines and thanks for the support!
@@thecastawaycrew23 thank you for the awesome content! shared your videos with all my mates. keep it up and maybe if your not to famous next summer we could pop down to the colne and hopefully get a bash at those trout?😉
No worries at all matey! So I used a small cdc blue dun type of fly which I tied, chose it because there was a small hatch on and they were taking of the surface! I always fish my ‘confident mate flies first and that blue dun is one of my go too in the UK! Let me know you want a full thing tutorial for it and I may be able to do one!
Another great video guys! I love Orvis! I own a 8’ 4wt. Superfine Carbon, 7’6” 3wt. SF Touch, 7’ 2wt. SF Carbon and a few older ‘80s & ‘90s Graphite Superfines including the epic Far & Fine. They are awesome for casting delicate dry flies but still have enough backbone in the butt-section to control the fish. Unfortunately today, Orvis only makes the Superfine in Fiberglass of all things which is heavier overall, has terrible recovery, zero backbone when it comes to controlling the fish not to mention a major reduction in touch and feel. The only place you can buy a great Orvis rod for Dry Fly fishing is buying a used one on eBay. A real shame! Orvis use to be the “Go to” company for dry fly fishing like in your video. Hopefully they will eventually get back to their roots. I just pray the will drop the old tech FG like they did over 50 years ago give their customers what the use to expect.
Tanks! Nicely done boi
Cheers dugu! 👊🏼👊🏼Hope your keeping well!
The River Coln at Bibury, Gloucestershire. They're straight out of the trout farm at the bridge.
Spot on fella although they don’t have browns on their farms so they must be wild but eat the pellet that flows out
@@thecastawaycrew23 That was quick! I've been on the Avon at Netheravon today for a few hours - 10 grayling to 1.5lb.
Hahahaha I try to get back to people as soon as I can!! Bloody good effort sounds like a top notch day! What were they eating
@@thecastawaycrew23 6 to GRHE fished along the bottom with New Zealand-style indicator, 4 to a dry-fly - black klink - which was very pleasing. Also a couple of trout. A few others hooked and off. A very pleasant few hours on a mild December day.
Great video guys. Great to see the joy that it brings you. That's the way it should be 😀
Cheers Neil, it’s exactly what drives people to fish! We probably get a bit over exited but sometimes it’s due! Haha #wheninRome 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
@@thecastawaycrew23 I watch guys fish that dont show any emotion What's the point. I still shout and get excited. Brilliant feeling getting a fish. I'm up at 4am on Saturday to fly fish the local river. Hopefully I'll be screaming then 😀🤣👍🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
Well said mate tight lines, let me know how you get on! 👊🏼🤙🏽🎣
@@thecastawaycrew23 Thanks mate. Will do. Your videos are preparing me for what should be a great day 🎣🎣🎣🙏🏴
@@thecastawaycrew23 Back from my wee fishing trip. Caught two Brownies. Its difficult to fly fish due to trees and bushes close to the bank. Lost a few good flies. Spent years in boats stockie bashing so I'm a bit rusty 😀 My first day, so still so much of the river to explore. Have a nice weekend guys 👍😀
Very nice dude!
Cheeers bro! Was a good fishing Sesh!
Great clarity with polorizing lens - look forward to seeing more....
Thank you matey, appreciate the support, keep an eye out one coming out next week!
Looking absolutely beautiful. Just found this video and looks amazing. Is it the river itchen? looks so familiar. Anyways hope your well. timothy
Hi Timothy, was a cracking day! One of the best days I have had to be honest! No it’s the Colne very beautiful!! Tight lines and thanks for the support!
@@thecastawaycrew23 thank you for the awesome content! shared your videos with all my mates. keep it up and maybe if your not to famous next summer we could pop down to the colne and hopefully get a bash at those trout?😉
Hahahah sounds good to me mate! 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Great video!!💯✌️🎣💥
Thank you Sam!!!!
Cracking lad.
cheers ascot!!! was a dam good evening!!!
Great stuff! What leader set up are using for the low/clear water there?
Thank you David! Nothing fancy this time just straight 4lb Fluoro to the dry fly!
being a newbie to fly fishing, what fly did you use and why ?
great footage
No worries at all matey! So I used a small cdc blue dun type of fly which I tied, chose it because there was a small hatch on and they were taking of the surface! I always fish my ‘confident mate flies first and that blue dun is one of my go too in the UK! Let me know you want a full thing tutorial for it and I may be able to do one!
that would be great. As a newbie I watch plenty of youtube videos and anglers tend to say which flies they use but not why they use them
You forgot to list the location
Hehehehehe unfortunately that one I could not disclose!