How to Fish: Essential Stillwater Trout Flies | GoFishBC
Published 2018-06-25
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Fish can discern size and colour, so it is important to choose tackle that matches the chosen food source at a given time of year. Each spring, chironomids are the first to hatch, followed by mayflies, damselflies, caddisflies and dragonflies. Water boatman and backswimmers follow in the fall. Brian illustrates how flies are designed to imitate the insects at their different life stages. Shrimp and leech patterns are also discussed.
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All Comments (12)
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by far one of my absolute favorite fly instructors on you tube. I would love to fish with you for one day. great info. thanks Brian.
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So clear, thanks!
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I wish I found this video earlier. No nonsense, clear explanation and examples. Thank you very much!
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Thank you Brian for taking the time to educate us! Absolutely fantastic video series you have. Thank you!
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Extermely good video. Instructive, clear and concise.
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Thank you Brian.
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Thanks a lot Brian
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Thanks Brian for giving me the tip that I used to make the best fly in the world. I catch the biggest trout on van lsle every year if not the 3 biggest. Good luck out there.
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Look at that fly collection, damn
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Another excellent video and very interesting. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you so much
