Beach Fly Fishing The Puget Sound w/ Commando Heads - OPST

[@davidbanks2730]

Nice tackle combination, well adapted to the spot and weather conditions. Of course, if you want to make it easier and even more productive, nothing like an ultralight to light long spinning rod 😉 Real fun too. I m not sure if it would be less affected by the wind though…🤔

[@joeshoe4940]

I’d like to invite you to some great fishing in area 9 this summer for coho , I really like the direction of your Company as a small local and innovative 10 lbs silvers off the points

[@sydneyfishingstory]

Nice video very good fishing

[@Shiddyvet]

Freaking awesome dude!

[@klllrwhale]

Are you using a euro nymph rod?

[@davidbanks2730]

Yes, he is. But not a highly specialized one. Any 10’ 3wt would do. The 10’ give him lots of reserve power in the bottom part of the blank to fight a big fish , the 3wt power allows him to use a fairly light Commando head (175 grains) + 5’ OPST sinking tip as he is casting small streamer flies in rather shallow, almost still water. Also, he is wading. So a longer rod helps.

[@flyguy2021]

Are you fishing the floating OPST tip?

[@davidbanks2730]

No he isn’t. 5’ sinking tip.

[@jagusiff]

what rods do you recommend? 3wt or 4 wt

[@davidbanks2730]

Depends on the size of your flies, mainly. He s using a 3wt with tiny streamers (175 grain head). For bigger fish you should go for a 5wt and heavier head (see their charts), same for much bigger streamers.

[@calebtweettweet3356]

Hey im really new to fly fishing and have been going after cutthroat what beaches do u recommend going to

[@tysonseafoot7834]

Caleb Tweet Tweet depends on where you live....

[@Nik-gh6gz]

go into your local fly shop, they would be happy to help

[@flokijhdfjkvnhsdfjkl]

u need to work on your casting

[@davidbanks2730]

I don’t think he does, as far as Spey/skagit/Scandi goes. He is very proficient.

[@gjbingham]

@@davidbanks2730 I agree with that. I was pretty amazed at how easily he shoots line with minimal rod movement.