Hi Peter, thank you for your inquiry. We really like the Loop Evotec medium fast. This is one of the best dry fly rods on the market. It has a great backbone, sensitive tip, and an all around great rod. For the price point there is nothing like it. Good luck and tight lines!

@@rabecorvo Its very kind of you to respond so quickly and I shall definitely look at them. UK fisher's are quite taken with light line outfits, but I wonder whether you would mind venturing an opinion. I fish medium sized rivers [not small streams], so should I look a a 4/5 weight outfit or, as I see from their website, Loop go down to a #2 weight. Id be grateful for your views and thank you once again for your valuable time

@@peterlaidler3895 We have some pretty large rivers and streams with some pretty massive trout in them. On all our waters we fish a 4wt or a 5wt. We have 1 month where we can throw salmonflies and golden stones and that time of year we will go to a 6 wt. For all intent and purpose a 4 wt would probably be adequate for the rivers you fish. This time of year in Idaho I will only use a 4 wt and this is on fish between 4-10 pounds. You cannot go wrong with either the 4 or 5, if you are casting all day the 4 wt is a little more gentle on the arm!!

Thank you, yes that is the road we took

We take the belly meat out because it packs a little bit of a punch and is very greasy. It is all about your preference.

Hi Freddy, we use Loop Evotec 4 WT MF for all of our small bug fishing. The reel we use is a Opti Creek from loop and everything is geared with 6X tapered leaders and tippets. Hope this helps.

Dry Fly Innovations. Thanks My Friend I really Apreciate it...👍keep up the good work

Thank you!

This trip took place in September. Late August early September are great months to backpack in the state Idaho. I don't think you will be able to traverse that country in June, usually the fourth of July marks the beginning of backpacking in the low lying areas. Enos is very high elevation so you may want to plan for at least the middle of July if not later. Good luck, cool place!

You bet that is exactly what we are doing. Making the bug come alive!

I totally agree with you, you guys are rock stars and your videos are killer, especially the one your doing the spoof with nymphing! Keep up the good work on a dry fly and we will try hard to be as good as the mafia!

+Will Sharp Thank you so much for the kind words, the rivers featured on this video are the South Fork Snake River, Henry's Fork, South Fork Boise River, and the Owyhee River. If you ever get a chance to fish any of these waters you will not be disappointed, a mix of large brownies, cutties, and rainbows!

+Dry Fly Innovations thanks for the reply! I'm definitely not as familiar with them as you, but I knew that some of your videos feature the South Fork of the Boise, but then I saw cutthroat trout. So I was wondering if there are cutthroats in the Boise? I have fished the Southfork snake several times and love that river, but haven't fished the Boise much.

Yes