Bob Jacklin Uses Terrestrials for Trout | Montana

Host Phil Rowley travels to beautiful Montana to join instructor/guide Bob Jacklin to learn more about using terrestrial patterns to catch trout on streams and rivers.
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[@mattthomas1652]

I had the pleasure of meeting Bob Jacklin a few months ago while visiting the area for a weekend trip. At the time, most businesses in West Yellowstone were barely hanging on in light of the pandemic lockdowns since the Park was not yet open to the public. He was very helpful, replacing my fly line and in sharing tips for the area and I wish him well as business starts to pick up again.

[@iliketurtles4463]

3 mins in and I feel like I am watching an old Warren Miller ski movie from the 80s... I love it!

[@beebob1279]

Awesome. I fished in Yellowstone when I was younger. Of course it was in the park, but just a blast. I'd like to get back there again in my lifetime. Never knew whitefish were in the rivers. Beautiful fish. Thank you for the casting advice too.

[@patricknoveski6409]

I really liked this guy from new Fisher. Good job. Humble 😊 guy learning from guide.

[@1pcmedic]

I have personally known Bob for 48 years now, he is #1 (JY)

[@zenherper]

Great video. I actually ran into Bob on the Madison in the exact spot in 16:35 in the video. I understand why it's one of his favorite spots.

[@paulebennett9342]

I have watched The New Fly Fisher, since I was younger. Thoroughly enjoy all the tips and advice from you guys. How come you have yet to film on the beloved Big Hole River, or the Blackfoot River? Montana has so many world class blue ribbon trout rivers and streams. I'm sure it's tough to film them all. Would love to join you guys on the river.

[@chriszack9183]

Always professionally done! Tyvm

[@paulkretsch3111]

Excellent Video. Incredible information presented in an entertaining and educational way. Glad to have found it.

[@leftywitt]

Phil's the man!

[@craigphillips7258]

Thanks. Excellent tips. Looking forward to fishing in that area in September.

[@newflyfisher]

Have fun!

[@mat122100]

Great Show !

[@Wissahickonwild]

Nice video !

[@dalehilltopfarm]

Outstanding!

[@anthonymorabito1917]

Hammer down on that 2x Bob!

[@leeblackburn5682]

Bob's hat is epic

[@guybaumgartner4244]

good pêche nice fish

[@justin-db7hw]

Hoppers can imitate stoneflies and large caddis' too.

[@freshprinceofsd]

This man needs a tape... 16” does not equal 20” I know he’s a legend and all but cmon man

[@TheonethecallQuaid]

My best friend & I fished all up and down the Madison this past summer & we floated it several times from the rest stop bridge on down. I’d be curious to know what section of the Madison this was on. Is this up or down stream of Three Dollar bridge?? Great show BTW.

[@KoO420]

You ever figure this out?

[@miketilley402]

TheonethecallQuaid Was there this summer with my sons. It looks a lot like the water above Heiden Lake but here also was a scene with Quake Lake in the background so it is possible it was below. Nevertheless all above 3$ Bridge.

[@derekshoemaker8990]

I like how they didn't keep the trout out of water too long. That's a common mistake I see. Good job.

[@jarretjordan3837]

We have those whitefish in the Connecticut River as well. They're def scrappy on a fly rod.

[@antonioskostopoulos3939]

This is how trout and fish are suppost to be caught

[@MrAdrenaline00]

Who grabs and pulls the leader to net a fish? I had a buddy once helping me land one of the biggest steelhead of my life and before he could get his filthy mitts on my line I was already shouting to let it go. Of course he still grabbed it and of course the fish immediately shook his head and the 20 minute fight ended with the dumbest mistake a fisherman can make. Sure in some very very rare cases it’s fine especially if you know the deal and know to hold that line very loosely in case it runs. I was trying to fight my friend rest of the day. Lol.

[@newflyfisher]

Sad story and you're right, should never touch the leader!

[@scrumdiddy6888]

I got frustrated just reading that man

[@termite122]

totally agree..never never ever do u grab the leader..you will immediately break off even a very small fish...i was really surprised a guy with his years of knowledge would ever do that..other than that another nice video

[@danarmstrong9155]

Large mountain whites are plentiful in the Madison river and when caught are kind of a let down because they are nowhere near as pretty and provide nowhere near the fight as trout. I'm surprised they ended the video on highlighting a mountain white catch which is normally not even mentioned by local avid anglers when asked what they caught that day. However, there are some good tips in the video. I liked the casting tips that Bob provided.

[@grantjamrock3812]

Damn thats alota dip lol

[@cameronmcleod7740]

When you fish with an older gentleman and he loses your fish netting it: ‘No problem, we will catch him again.’ When your fishing buddy loses your fish: ‘Hey dipstick, I can lose fish all on my own, just fine thanks!’

[@DownstreamDownrange]

Still convinced fly fishing our west is easy. Try fishing a highly pressured eastern creek. Not sure these guys would find success 🤔

[@MrFunkyko]

It’s like the classic east coast ice versus west coast powder skier debate

[@juancarlo5551]

Hard to catch them on the fly because they’re all stocked lol

[@jarretjordan3837]

20". Try 17" at most

[@liamgiardino]

Nah dude, did you see how long that fish was definitely a 20" bow.

[@jimtruscott5670]

There’s some BS in this video . The first rainbow and brown are NOT 20 inch fish; they are about 17 inches each. Compare the hands to the fish.

[@atomsmasher9411]

Last time i caught a 20" fish it was way fatter than those were. Still, very nice fish.

[@Matt-mb5vr]

This guy calling out Phil and Bob. Lets see your fish pics bro. Ass hat

[@jarretjordan3837]

Everyone gonna act like it doesn't look like he has a dip in? Or a stroke recently? Saw it in the first 5 seconds

[@rob3518]

Blasphemous Bob