Fly Fishing SMALL STREAM Big Brown Trout in Skinny Water - Shallow Dropper Nymphs & Sight-fishing

Good video ❤

Great stuff guys. Love that kind of intimate fishing, slow stealthy stalking in a beautiful little creek. Judging from the size of fish, I'm guessing NZ.

Epic Rumble in the Jungle, Amelia!

Just found out about you guys a few weeks ago, even tho I've been fly fishing for more that 10 years. You guys sound Canadian! Great video.

Which Orvis line do you two use? Taper?

What polarized glasses are you using?

37min in holy epic

Love love love this one. Very similar to my local creek. Except the fish in this video are twice as big as mine and I spook 100x more fish than you! Brilliant footage and you explain things so well. Love what you do.

You two do an amazing job with these videos. Appreciate the effort you all do on them. I know it has to be hours and days to capture these fish feeding . The rise videos are awesome. So crisp and clear. I think the best trout videos I have ever seen. Great job.

Love the tips, but since the NZ trout have almost no predators, other than us, they will sometimes let you almost step on them before you drop your fly. Other times, from 50 ft and 5x they will refuse a tiny fly for an hour of casting. Seeing them is the key, as you say, but sometimes it doesn't seem to matter whether they see us.

Do you two ever fish Fiberglass for these small streams? Any reason why you prefer the graphite?

that first hookup!! beautiful fishing guys!!!

Brava Brava Brava fantastic angling….the play by play summary at the 41 minute marker was amazing….i would have been out breath! Thanks for sharing!

another great video. best videos about 👌

Really good content!
Sebastian from Bann flys put me on to you .
You have lots of huge fish, the water must be very rich, do you have lots of small fish? Regards.

Fab video, thanks for letting us join your trip....
That stream looked almost identical to my local in North Yorkshire. I say almost as our trout aren't anywhere near as big 😮‍💨

On that first hook up couldn't u wade up past that bramble and work him out that way? Love your guys content. So positive, skilled and technical. Great stuff ❤

Very nice video, guys, but why are you fishing with #5 rods? 😱😱
It's clear from your videos that these rods are too soft.... These fish should be fished with a #6 line...Try for example the Loomis GLX 9 feet#6 in two strands, you'll understand why it has become a legend...🙂

The best channel for quality of images about fly fishing.

I appreciate the tracking fish and your sharring turn between filming and fishing 👌
Hope you give it to us for long time quality of contents........

All supports from France 🙌🤝

What size net is that? McLean?

I just love how well the photography is done , and those close up releases are as good as it gets ..well done.
Can you possibly let me know what net you are using with the scale combined ?
Thank you
Mike

Hello dear friend, I haven't heard from you and Emlina for some time due to work conditions, I wish you success and well-being 🙏🏻🌹❤️💯

Brilliant! What camera are you using?

This is just a spectacular video. I could watch trout feeding all day, it’s something we just don’t see much here in southern Ontario.

Beautiful🔥🔥🔥👍💪

If you don't wanna spook em just take about 3ft of braided dacron and glue one end to your fly line end best 9x5
Then super glue other end to say nice 5x tippet
I used t use that brown glue comes in small jar at fly sop so guides don't hang up line smooth in n out
It's impossible to "Splat a dry fly with braided dacron as the fly "Alights" every time no matter how bad you cast
Unreal advantage
45 years flyfishing and my early mentor in Idaho theater great Kenny Mcgee taught me this
Was one of my best kept secrets
I quit year ago
Why?
Don't wanna hurt them anymore that hook is sharp
Bye now from Oregon

Wow. 🤦‍♂️❤

I never will fish a creek with fish that size. Im from upstate NY, i may catch one 19in fish a year. To me thats a trophy, a decent fish is 16in.

Is this Canada 🇨🇦 ?

wow, you two are crazy incredibly talented learned flyfishers and equally competent and brilliant videographers, thanks

Hey there Richard Gere😎👌🏻

that first fish was sick with all the navigation of the foliage. Excellent work even if the fish wasn't landed the take was incredible considering all the things you had to navigate to get it.