Fly Fishing Tips and Tricks

[@farmerbob4554]

I cherish every memory of fly fishing in Canada. I get up to BC and fish near Castlegar. One beautiful place. And oh, the fishing is fantastic. Rainbows there are on something because they are the strongest, most spectacular fighters of any trout species. Just incredible. Thank you for the entertaining video.

[@jamesbrede8700]

Thanks colin!!! Another great episode!!!! My wife and I are enjoying these, as we are sitting at home. Keep them coming!

[@newflyfisher]

Thanks! Will do!

[@johnshand6176]

That was a great video, beautiful locations, and excellent tips. I fished the Saugeen River 6 years ago while staying with my daughters-in-laws who live in Port Elgin. After her graduation and numerous fishing trips, I returned home to NZ. Certainly miss those friendly Canadians I met on the water. Unfortunately we don't have Bass or Pike downunder but the Trout fishing here is superb. Kindest thoughts.

[@newflyfisher]

Hopefully you will come back again and we look forward to our first trip to NZ. Take care

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Fabulous Video Guys 👍. So many tips and tricks, AWESOME 👍

[@newflyfisher]

Our pleasure!

[@alejandrobermudez7359]

I love the educational video

[@ianatkins1213]

Love these. Thank you. Told my wife I had to take timeout to watch an important tutorial.

[@newflyfisher]

Fantastic!

[@misscaptainlily]

Same but with my husband!

[@mlv9904]

Check this new guy out. He has new videos out every Wednesday and Friday. Ask him questions and let him know what you want to see and get ready to see some great videos of him fly fishing the beautiful streams of CO. LIKE, SUB, and SHARE! Let him know what you wanna see!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqLVd3yfarx-ndU

[@Nicholas5801]

6:05 Bass 1 is struggling. Bass 2 “you alright dude?” 😂

[@termite122]

i love bill spicer..one of the best hosts a fishing show can have...i share with u if u didnt know this already but a technique myself and a few fishing buddies use we call dances with caddis..you tie your dry fly caddis pattern on a dropper tag..a short one of no more than like 4in..and your point fly is tungsten beaded nymph..the nymph anchors the rig and the tag allows u to lift the rod tip and actually pop the dry fly off the water and allows you to pt tremendous action on the dry..i couldnt tell u how many fish we caught where the trout explode and actually nail the caddis rite i the air..when caddis are on the water give a try it can yield sum of the most exciting trout fishing you will ever have..

[@newflyfisher]

Thanks for the kind words and great tip, sure everyone (including us) will take note and use this season! All the best and keep safe

[@farmerbob4554]

termite122 Ditto on Bill Spicer. He really gets excited if it’s a 10” brookie or. 50” pike. Seems like a genuinely nice guy.

[@termite122]

yeah hes just a likable guy...a very good fly caster too and he can catch fish...it was cool to see how excited he was in the video with those pike. a few of my buddies are going out there pike fishing nxt yr..got the trip already booked...ive wanted to do this for years catch big pike on a fly rod..stay safe my friend and tight lines..

[@daltonwills8095]

Some great fishing here! Can anyone help me identify the net the guide uses at the side of the boat to net Bills 46 Pike? I like the fact you have the option of keeping the fish in the water comfortably till time of release.

[@newflyfisher]

Those nets are very common for pike/musky and even used for steelhead. Cradle nets are sold by Frabil, Lucky Strike, etc.... Good idea to get one for big fish to keep them safe and landing!

[@daltonwills8095]

Thanks to the quick reply, also another thanks for the further info on the gear and where to source. I fish big impoundment Barramundi in Australia which can tire after the fight, a cradle net like this will be great for taking care of these monsters.

[@kellenbeggs2807]

Was wondering what your guys" favorite fishing spot were on the bow river? This will be my second year fishing and the complexity of fly fishing has certainly caught my attention although its rather intimidating. Hoping the whereabouts of good spots might bring some luck this coming season. Thanks! .

[@Mkeflyfish]

Great video! Was that Rice Lake, Wisconsin?

[@newflyfisher]

No it is actually Rice Lake in southern Ontario, not far from Toronto. Thanks

[@robertcipriani9357]

Very nice thank you

[@newflyfisher]

Most welcome 😊

[@Thewoodenalchemist]

Y dose the new fly fisher have a old time feel. I feel like I’m watching those old fishing shows lol

[@Yackama]

Thanks Larry Bird!

[@pecanjesaaleksandrom1108]

Bravo.

[@jakerozier77]

Fish never had a chance 🧨💥🤘 Happy Fish’N

[@alexhale6062]

He is catching 2 pound brook trout on a fly and I am just astonished because in northern maine a big brook trout is 12 inches!!!!

[@newflyfisher]

Alex, hang tight, we did a show in Northern Maine which is coming soon to this channel. Totally focussed on spring and summer Brook Trout....and Mark caught some up to 18 inches in length! Take care

[@User-es2yz]

Alex hale you’re in big brookie territory, try bluelining and fishing relatively untouched water. Some of those outback ponds and streams hold huge fish

[@miketero7052]

The treble hook addition to the fly is a very bad idea. Spent many years catching Stripers and Blues on Cape Cod with plugs, bait, and the last thirty years on flies.Trying to release a fish caught with a treble hook can lead to serious damage to the fish. I love your show and think you need a host with a serious New England accent not just canadian . I nominate myself. Mike

[@newflyfisher]

Thanks for volunteering (we don'g have accents) and not sure I agree about the treble hooks when used for certain species, but everyone has an opinion. Appreciate your input!