Small Stream Tactics for Brown Trout - Locating and Fly Fishing Brown Trout in Tight Spots

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Fly fishing brown trout in small brown trout streams can be exciting and fun. Brown trout, of course, can also be challenging, especially when conditions are tough. In this video we head out and specifically look for brown trout first feeding on egg laying caddisflies before moving into heavily treed and shaded reaches of the stream in search of one or two nice brown trout rising in heavy cover. The tactics we share to find and fly fish brown trout in this video are how we naturally find and fly fish for brown trout in small to mid-sized brown trout streams.
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[@jstewartdixon]

LOVED the quiet beautiful zen nature beginning of this video. That's the heart of why we fish. Just beautiful. Thank you!

[@marcjuras1623]

Beautiful vid, as always. Your vids are such fun to watch ... no disturbing music, just live and honest. Thank you so much!

[@2xbono]

Absolutely stoked to begin our summer delights flyfishing here in the north, your vids bring not only a heightened longing but as much the right touch and strategies to succeed. Love it Amelia & Dave😄👏

[@adamwells1740]

If that doesn’t put a smile on a fly fisherman’s face I don’t know what will. I happened to see your appearance on the New fly fisher , I was impressed then even more so now. So glad I stumbled in to your channel, just beautiful photography and love the enthusiasm. Pretty much exactly how we fish the big wild trout streams of Central Pennsylvania, except bigger water and usually can only find fish when they rise other than years of knowledge. Really hunting as much as fishing, can’t tell you how much I enjoy the videos, rock on and keep them coming, Thanks!!👍👍

[@kenlloyd5195]

that was spectacular on that last fish

[@angiekelley693]

Oh I forgot to comment on the wildlife at the beginning! Loved the birds and moose chomping! ❤️

[@Riverbugger]

Epic beginning of this video with the wildlife, birds, sounds and fauna!! Some incredible fish and tactics. Thanks for sharing you guys!! Enjoyed it and glad to be back in the loop on your channel!!

[@Toddcm]

I always love watching you two fish that river!

[@ibookje]

Man that was a lot of fun seeing the game between fish and angler!

[@Remu-]

Beautiful stream and beautiful fish and dry fly takes!

[@rodneystock8595]

Great spots on that last fish. Nice teamwork. Good video. Thank you.

[@thehorseshoekid]

This is such an awesome video and some great brownies and information

[@dizzy5364]

Some wonderful footage there guys the last few minutes of take & miss with the fly pulling out of the browns mouth then the feeding & finally the take and set with great pinpoint casting was very enjoyable .

[@williamfontainedelatourdau3098]

Nice video quality

[@Fair_way_finders]

Such amazing work 🤩

[@CrouseOutdoors]

Great video. So informative. Really gives me some ideas to try with my own videos

[@joncothranphotography9375]

Absolutely wonderful! I got to spend some time in the Little Pigeon River last week. Not the first bite, but I enjoyed the wade. Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@stephennewton3980]

Great video as usual. The gear you describe differs from what I typically use on most of the rivers I fish here in the UK, which I find interesting but not entirely surprising. My "home" rivers are chalk streams, that are usually gin clear and heavily fished, especially in May - July. The fish tend to be leader shy and spooky and in most cases, local rules state single fly only (no dry / dropper rigs). Wading is often prohibited. With that in mind, my dry fly setup is typically a split cane rod, 8ft - 8ft 9in, 4 - 5 wt, (7ft 3 - 4wt on very small streams), with an 8ft - 12ft furled leader tapered to 5x plus a further 3 - 4 feet of 6x or 7x tippet. For nymphing, I prefer a 10ft 4 - 5wt rod, a 9 - 12ft nylon leader tapered to 5x plus a further 3 - 4 feet of 6x or 7x tippet. I use a piece of poly yarn as an indicator.

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[@alanmurakami4837]

Incredible casting skills to get into that fish, AJ! i'm wondering how I use a 13ft leader to tippet settup when fishing dries, when I am typically only 10-15 feet from the rising fish I can see? Should I back up away from the fish if there's room and use the m longer leader if I'm not getting any takes?