How to Fish: Mayfly Fly Fishing Strategies | GoFishBC

Learn how to catch trout in this beginner’s guide to fishing. The mayfly is a popular food source for trout and other fish in British Columbia’s lakes. In this video, freshwater fishing expert Brian Chan covers the life cycle of the mayfly and fishing strategies for targeting trout feeding on the mayfly hatch.
For more information on freshwater fishing in British Columbia, Canada, visit www.gofishbc.com
Brian shows examples of mayfly flies, the optimal gear set-up, and retrieval techniques. The angler’s goal is to imitate the behaviour of the hatching mayfly so that trout will snap up the fly.
For more information on freshwater fishing in British Columbia, Canada, visit www.gofishbc.com
This video is part of the How to Fish video series by GoFishBC. Watch the series to learn more about fly fishing techniques, gear selection, and the best times of year to go fishing.
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[@j.mcq.8418]

I've been doing more fishing this year than I have for a few years and with the rise of youtube I find myself saying "Brian Chan says" or "Brian Chan does this" about a 100 times a day! I even warned my fishing buddies that I would be invoking his name a lot.

[@foxcub2yo108]

Very informative and helpful! Thank you.

[@huntingicon]

I really enjoyed EVERY SINGLE video in this series. So interesting. So informative. So entertaining. I am not usually a fan of educational/ science stuff. However, you sir, have converted me... Thank you.

[@richarde1355]

Brian Chan is a treasure, and an absolute treasure trove of trout lake fishing info! Wonderful man.

[@grahamlonergan8964]

Great video. Very well explained. From experience I believe that those spinners could stay few days (standard is 24 hours) in the trees until the weather right for them to go back to lake to lay eggs. Just an observation from experience.

[@bobbertheclown2907]

top notch, very educational, your the phd guy of flyfishing. thanks Brian.

[@wernerklotz8207]

I’m glad you called Brian ‘the phd guy of fly fishing’! So fitting and honourable!

[@randombloke8802]

Thanks Brian, really informative answers to my mayfly questions. Best wishes from the UK.

[@PRACERZ]

You make the best vids Brian, thanks for educating me !

[@TheTwispAngler]

My spotted slate amagio fly rocks! I would solid love to fish that lake where you are standing. : )