Brian Chan - dude - where is he from - knowledge base is off chart... is there a link to his Damsel nymph - it is weighted? lightly to sink slowly - or is beaded-- hard to see on end shot. thanks in afdvance

Wish there was a chart showing this content as it would be a great fishing room addition.

Thank you sir.

Top Video and Explanation, thank you very much

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Clearly explained why i couldn't catch a trout during a daphnia bloom on a lake here in the UK. Not fishing deep enough in the daylight. I'll be better prepared next trip out. 👌

It also depends on the temperature of the water as well. As water density can vary with high & low pressure systems.so the sink rate of lines will vary as well. Plus if you are using mono or fluorocarbon line.

Please show the line next time.

Tied these dragonfly patterns up thirty years ago. They can be deadly in the right lake.

Don't live in B.C CANADA anymore 😢

That line has more wave then a brain scan.

One of the best times to ,catch them from the shore line. Using floating trout paste on, a running ledger rig ser up.

Catch and release handling for warmer weather? Limit time at surface and minimize handling?

Thanks Brian.

Or you can just use a slider float method.

Wow Nice

As always, thanks Brian.

When brian speaks , I listened.

Another helpful little video but I’d love to see longer, detailed videos.

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Oh boy, one of my favorite topics. I fish the historic waters of Carrie Stevens, the Rangeley Region on Maine less than an hour from home. Trolling with a flyrod is religious to me. I always have a fly dragging, sometimes a leech, dragonfly or streamer. Extremely effective when casting to structure isn't producing in these rocky big lakes.

thanks

Thanks Brian. Enjoy the season, even if the water is a little low, and warm.

Brian is a Sage. We are lucky to have him.

So clear, thanks!

You can also use, mono line . Using a weighted bead head , especially leach patterns.

Please stop the unnecessary stocking of the generic “500 FV catchables” into our quality Region 3 Pennask lakes after winterkills!! Winterkill cycles is what grows big Pennasks and the introduction of FV resource vacuums into those environments other than eliminating resources that would have gone to growing bigger Pennasks. Keep FVs in the Fraser Valley and the put and take lakes for the newbies and keep the quality marl lake stocking true to your stocking plans regardless of the natural, and necessary, cycle of winterkill. Thank you!

Of course, at some point the incessant gale-force winds and cold fronts ending would also help … the curses of early springs!

Brian is a true Gem.

Tight lines 🎣👍🎣😊

I appreciate all of y'all's videos. I inherited all of my grandad's fishing gear and I'm eager to get back out there like I did when I was a kid.

One of the rare sightings of Brian Chan in his natural habitat, not landing a monster trout. Yes I know, this is an instructional video, but still, I think we were ALL expecting to see a hook set here! Thx B

I’m so excited to join the team this year. I can’t wait.

Good luck Brian happy trails and tight lines 🍀😁

You ar fishing until nothing be alive!!!

Today I learned Brian Chan has fish symbols on his sounder. There is hope for me yet!

Great short video Brian. You are a legend here in BC.

Ty

This technique of using full sinking lines and going deep can only work if you are on a boat. If you are on the bank and casting beyond the drop off, you will be guaranteed to snag or collect vegetation at every retrieve.

Great info

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Why cooked shrimp instead of uncooked

So do we fish at 15-20 ft but what depth do we put the hook? On bottom, suspended under the ice, 10ft down?

If there is a God, he'll preserve Brian Chan for generations to come. His blend of knowledge, expertise, and teachings are unmatched by anyone I've ever seen or read

In the fall, fishing from shore on open water, marshmallows and a worm is a top bait on NY Flnger Lakes.

Is that the cromonid king??? Legend!

Ha ha. I lived in Sudbury Ontario. Where temperatures can go down to -40 not including the wind chill. Simcoe lk would have 3 to 4ft of ice on it.

You forgot to add ice picks for everyone to wear for safety. Great video though.

I like having ice fishing episodes but I’d like them much more if they were longer

Love seeing this stuff. We were trout fishing in 40deg C yesterday! Cheers from downunder. PP