I would love that! Hit me up!

Thanks Brad! Happy new year.

Thanks for the well wishes. Happy New year!

bring on spring!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

I love it! Thank you. 🙏 Hope you enjoyed it.

@@darkwaters5217 Left the UP to retire in southern NM. I am literally a fish out of water here. Love your stuff. Please keep producing. . . 🙏🏻

Thank you Warren. I saw that you shared this video, I really appreciate the support. Looking forward to our time together as well.

Thanks Tom. Happy new year!

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoy them.

Thanks Jason, hit a creative streak and look forward to getting back at it.

Sure did Trevor. Thank you. Happy new year.

It feels good man.

@@brooktrout1477 “This one’s for you!”

Been a while since you posted good to see you

@@jeffterrell420 thank you. I’m looking forward to getting the others up over the next few weeks.

I’m glad you enjoy them. Thank you

Thanks Sam. It was a needed break but I’m super happy come come back with some new Content. I’ve been having a lot more fun editing now.

Thank you. I’m 1/2 way through another few episodes that will be up within the next few months. Hoping that I can find a groove and get more consistent with them.

Hey, thanks for stopping by. I would say it depends on the river size on this matter. Large floatable rivers, yeah, I’d probably aim for the bank or structure. But the small ones I’m fishing, have one way you can cast, upstream.

​@darkwaters5217 makes sense. Yea I'm wading as well...haven't tried floating yet! Most of the water I'm covering is fairly small. Wasn't sure because casting to the bank was quote the endeavor in the dark haha.

Thank for the comment Jay. We use tapered lines all the time for other styles of fishing, but in this application it does nothing other than hinder catching fish. We’ve been dialing in this method for years now and it puts a lot of large fish in the net, consistently.

@@darkwaters5217 I’ll take your word for it. If numbers and efficiency are your goal, and actual fly line is a hindrance, why not just use a spin or float rod? Kind of a stretch as far as fly fishing goes. Great catches though!

You should do a google search for “euro nymphing or tight lining.” It’s a thing. Once you understand the premise, all your questions will be answered. 99% of fly rod and reel companies have all catered to this side of the industry. The level taper lines allow for drag-free drift of nymphs and streamers in a way that is impossible to achieve with other presentations because it’s micromanaging variables that aren’t manageable with other lines. No one single element of fly fishing (rod, reel, or line) make it “fly fishing.” Each way of fishing has its strengths and weaknesses, this is also true with tight lining. Some people don’t like it because it’s different than traditional fly fishing. But I don’t think those people have as much fun as we do. 😉

Gracias hermano!

I may just hit you up some day!