Fly Fishing British Columbia's Sheep Creek in August [Episode #51]

In this show we are fly fishing for trout on a small and little-known creek in British Columbia, using dry flies and nymphs to catch and release small Cutthroats. We found a short section of the creek that has public access, so even though we knew very little about it we gave it a try. Honestly, not many big fish here but a quiet small creek with eager fish was still very fun. We start early in the day with small nymphs like a size 16 Pheasant Tail. Midday we are able to get a few to come up to dry flies and then in the evening it is back to nymphs. After hiking a ways, we find the best hole of the day and our efforts are rewarded. We hook and bring to the net the two biggest fish of the day. A Rainbow and a Cutthroat.
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[@DJBackfire]

I'm like 95% certain, you were fishing in the same spots where I grew up and learned how to fly fish. That was a wonderful flashback to watch.

[@jeremyvelkoff1487]

Hi Ladin, thanks for taking us along to BC. I've always thought a small fish day to be much better than a no fish day, and yes the scenery was fantastic.

[@allengray5748]

Part II 😁 Caught my first 4 steelhead on the fly. First on a orange Hot fox comet and 3 on the Kaufman's steelhead muddler. My first was on a 6wt Fenwick,, had to use a net but NEVER used a net since and never used a indicator. I guess it's like bobber fishing when using a nymph?? ☮️

[@justal4844]

You guys look like you always have fun, which is MOST important. Could've broken out a 3wt or other light rod setup, if such was available. ☮ from North Idaho.

[@allengray5748]

I'm thinking you might catch bigger fish if you stopped walking through their living room 😂 AND try a streamer like a muddler minnow! Clear stream, clear colored fish it seems? Salmon and Steelhead season!! Like to see you wrassle a Coho on the fly!! Great Job and Tight Lines guys!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎🎸🤟🏼