How to Fly Fish Double Streamers For Trout

If you love throwing streamers for big trout you need to learn this technique! This video breaks down how to set up double streamer. Cam walks you through what rod, reel, line, and leader setup you need. He also explains the right amount of distance to put your streamers as well as how to go about pairing streamers. Towards the end he breaks down the best way to fish this technique. Lots of big fish have been caught using this exact setup so go try it out and let us know how you did in the comments!
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Time Codes:
0:00 - Intro
1:23 - Setup: Rod Selection
2:11 - Setup: Reel Selection
2:24 - Setup: Fly Line
3:01 - Setup: Leader
3:08 - Setup: Tag
3:18 - Setting up the Tag
4:20 - Spacing
5:00 - Fly Selection
6:00 - Tips to Fishing this Setup
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[@sigurdurmarolafsson4183]

Great video. I have been using a swivel ot attach my " tandem". I will tie on a 2-3 foot leader and the the swivel, then tie the first one on the eye closer to the fly line and the other on the lower one.

[@gurumagoo]

I've been doing this for years and years and not just with trout or fly fishing. My all-time favorite casting rod and reel combo is a crank bait or popper like a Rat-l-trap or Heddon Torpedo with a plain old cheap white crappie jig tied onto about a foot of lighter line. With fly fishing, I dont go for contrasts. I know what theyll hit on the waters I fish, snd I usually tie on a large BH wooley bugger in olive followed by a very small one behind lighter line. A 6 wt is about optimal with a good heavy ended fly line. I've caught trophy sized browns and rainbows every year using that rig going back nearly 20 years. On occasion, I've even used three, but the last is always very small. Usually a 14. It isnt too uncommon to hook up with three fish at once. Usually the first will hook up, and then a second or third will respond to what it thinks is another trout chasing a school of baitfish. It's really not that much harder to land two or three at the same time, as they end up fighting against eachother as much as they are against the rod.

[@joewaterman5216]

Thanks, will be trying this out next week.

[@dd7620]

I'm going to try this. Sounds awesome 👌

[@bigron8346]

Great video! Do you get any tangles with the two streamers?

[@StreemOutdoors]

It happens on occasion but not to often

[@bigron8346]

@@StreemOutdoors thank you i will try it.