Anatomy of a trout stream

In another installment fo Scientific Anglers Mastery Film Series we join Rick Hafele as he helps break down the Anatomy of a trout stream. Join Rick as he gives a comprehensive review of how to fly fish for trout on your favorite trout stream.

[@AN-jz3px]

Dang - I really spent hours of my winters when I was a young boy watching this. I am so glad you put these up. Now I can sit here in my office and reminisce.

[@ScientificAnglers]

Love it. Glad we could bring it back!

[@LetortAngler]

Wish they still made fly fishing videos like this.

[@ScientificAnglers]

So do we! Such classics.

[@kevinl661]

The density of information is so (wonderfully) high in these SA videos.

[@connergiven89]

Do you know where this was filmed? Kinda looks like the Clark Fork

[@fadde19]

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[@benmuro4369]

My most favorite fly fishing movie ever made. I watched it countless times growing up!

[@ScientificAnglers]

Love it!

[@imchrisme5514]

Fantastic presentation still equally as relevant today in 2023

[@philipvankampen3394]

Woahh!! How is that guy catching all those fish? He must be fishing a micro euro leader. Ha ha , ... but seriously. i love that SA has made so many of these great films available on youTube. I also liked the marshmallow hatch. :)

[@ScientificAnglers]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@anthonylord8237]

Absolutely perfect.

[@mloaizasaez]

there is my favorite reel and my old net ...

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[@DavidStanleymusic]

I use to care about the hatch until I found out they will take any fly that looks like a bug even if it is a bug they never seen before

[@ScientificAnglers]

There's nothing wrong with trying different flies, until you find that one fish that is keying on very specific cripples! (almost certain to be the bug that's NOT in your box)