"Island Ping-Pong" an EPIC Spring Creek Fly Fishing Adventure

[@capchurnaychur6614]

Ahhh home gotta love god zone an a great rendition of showcasing our fruits 🍇 🎉

[@jensenflyfishing]

The truth! Wherever trout swim mountain rivers, the world is a beautiful place :)

[@tobywilkes1670]

Such impressive fishing here. A++. I used to live in this area and fish these creeks. Fish can be veeeeeeeeeeery spooky, especially at end of season. Great stuff. Really enjoyed it 😎👍

[@jensenflyfishing]

Glad you love it - hope you stop in at Patreon to see the full version as it's rather our best work of the year :) And yup, 100%, those end of season fish in end of season conditions take some deliberate, methodical fishing, certainly :)

[@p-anilsson6306]

Exceptionellt shorts of tre takes✊💪

[@jensenflyfishing]

thank you! :)

[@daveschlom4033]

This was amazing as usual with you two. It's like watching Patrick Mahomes in the 4th quarter for my analogous senior flag football league self!

[@jensenflyfishing]

Awesome and thank you - it's fun to share here a little. You'd love the full immersive version of the video and the fish we engage (and the video work tbh) as we share at our Patreon channel www.patreon.com/jensenflyfishing It is worth the few bucks a month in the off season anyway as the full videos are our best work :)

[@briljantje9583]

Again a super quality video. Top job. This viedeo shows that even with a perfect cast and presentation it is worthwhile to repeat it when first time refused. Sometimes as often as 5 times or more.

[@jensenflyfishing]

Absolutely. The point is the pace and cadence to it - what you might see in video can offer differ in the when we actually go back at it. These are the things we break down in-depth at our Patreon channel www.patreon.com/jensenflyfishing Cheers!

[@tenkarapondfishing4611]

I'm not sure what to be more impressed by. Your fly fishing skills....or your videography. Those dry fly eats you captured are amazing.

[@jensenflyfishing]

Thank you. Honing in tight on clear water and putting in the time to let trout do what they do is where the magic lies.

[@tenkarapondfishing4611]

@jensenflyfishing Question. I am retired in the Atlanta area, and I direct practically all my free time....which is a lot....to fly fishing. When I'm not actually on the water, I'm tying. When I'm not fishing or tying, I'm watching fly fishing videos on KZbin......you get the picture, I'm hard-core. I am also a fine fly caster, having worked hard at improving. And yet, despite all of these advantages, I have a lot of trouble 'finding' the fish. I get skunked too often for an advanced intermediate fly fisher. You run an online course, right? From what I've told you, do you think that i would benefit from your course? Thanks again for all you both do.

[@jensenflyfishing]

@@tenkarapondfishing4611 Hi there - I think the best thing is to look at our Patreon and say to yourself "It's 10 bucks to sign up for a month and look around at the depth of courses and Producers Notes... if I like it I can spend $99 for the year and support these people and learn a HEAP or if I don't like it, I spent 10 bucks on a try". The kick is that most people don't sign up because everyone wants free on the internet but they want to be and think themselves as our level a fly fisher in their minds eye yet fail to come close to our consistency, experience or knowledge, which is why the vast majority that sign up on our Patreon stick with us year to year as we deliberately immerse ourselves into different situations to share how we break things down to benefit your fly fishing. Again, a $10 flyer that tends to be extremely well received and where we not just share all the above but answer deeper questions. Hope to see you there :)

[@owenwoodward4467]

Awesome as always. This is the best free content on the internet, I'm convinced.

[@jensenflyfishing]

:) Thank you for the love and glad you enjoy our shares. That said, this full 80min feature through our Patreon is worth the 5 bucks a month membership - this one in particular is wrought with our favorite timelapses, sense of place etc. All of our full versions at Patreon do this of course but this one is an amazing sense of place immersion :) www.patreon.com/jensenflyfishing

[@futuremetz1]

I’m on their patreon- because this stuff is just too good to take for free. And I get WAY more content!!!

[@jensenflyfishing]

:) THANK YOU! The full 80 min version of this video is just a favorite to have traveled, fished, filmed and edited. It's just wrought with our favorite timelapses and take it on :)

[@chavety]

This video played in succession to whatever I was watching, and right off the bat I knew it was from You two!!! Perfect!

[@jensenflyfishing]

I guess we have a style then eh?! ;) Thanks for watching.🙂

[@chavety]

@jensenflyfishing , the quality of the intro is superb! As is all of your work.

[@pentafishing]

I couldn't go fishing today but I did get to watch this great video!

[@jensenflyfishing]

Perfect. An escape is all that's needed sometimes:) Thanks for stopping in.

[@richardharrod378]

Amazing

[@Jrad28]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing!

[@jensenflyfishing]

Awesome to hear!

[@riverrightoutdoors]

Monster trout in small streams absolutely paradise.

[@jensenflyfishing]

You know it!

[@mrintresting256]

Magnificent film as always….you make it look easy and I know it’s anything but👏🎣

[@jensenflyfishing]

Thank you. We're glad you enjoyed it. Nothing in fly fishing is hard. It just takes some dedicated effort to execute a few solid skills consistently:)

[@garyrafferty7625]

You two are the masters of mixing art with science to fool trophy trout. Well done.

[@jensenflyfishing]

Honing in on a few key skills and doing them consistently is all it takes to go after trophy trout successfully. Anyone can do it. The filming / artistic sharing - If it provides an escape from an often rough world or helps inspire or improve others in their fly fishing then we feel we've done our job:)

[@summertime2433]

Wow, beautiful gin clear water. I would use a 3/4 weight personally just to prevent from spooking the fish.

[@jensenflyfishing]

It's a gorgeous bit. We run 4s and 5s as there's the ever-present hint and possibility at a 7+lb brownie :)

[@Highrockman]

Amazing fish on some very skinny water...Congrats

[@jensenflyfishing]

Thanks! Always fun to see them active and especially surface feeding in those waters.

[@carlosriverapulido2893]

It's been a while since I logged in, how are you guys? incredible place, what a great job you do. just perfect. greetings from Barcelona👍👏

[@jensenflyfishing]

We're great! Still getting the opportunity in life to soak in and capture the beauty and hopefully bring inspiration and light into a few people's worlds:) Thank you for taking the time to stop in and appreciate it. Hope all is good in your neck of the woods.

[@akintomeatloaf]

Do you think that last fish pushing water was because of the dropper? Seems like the way it pushed the fly the weight of the dropper made it push farther away.

[@jensenflyfishing]

Nah, just meniscus drag of the tippet induced by the push of the mouth is all and an unlucky angle riding its beak. :) www.patreon.com/jensenflyfishing gets into these discussions a lot more :)

[@FlyfishingIdaho317]

can you do a video on camer settings and how you capture the eats please?

[@jensenflyfishing]

We tend to share that in our Producers Notes and in the courses, etc at our Patreon channel www.patreon.com/jensenflyfishing We got the extra distance there and go out of our way to share in detail. It's a great place to support what we do while getting what you're after :) Dave

[@lionelazema205]

Good job. Where is it ?

[@jensenflyfishing]

:) thanks - NZ somewhere :)

[@bavariasuhl]

i love small stream dry fly fishing. which country ?

[@jensenflyfishing]

Good old NZ :)

[@petergeoghan7241]

Where is this photographed, like what country dude?

[@jensenflyfishing]

NZ cheers

[@anatticuslife]

That miss at 10 minutes was not the fishes fault. Insects floating down the river usually don't have tippet ahead it. You can freeze frame it perfectly where the line is across his nose. Just unlucky really.

[@jensenflyfishing]

Um, not sure what to say here... the meniscal push is the point and for everyone watching we all see what happened - surface tension of the water + tippet = miss... me saying "he missed it" in the moment while fishing takes far too much to explain, hence the inclusion of the video shot at 300mm lens at 300fps. :)

[@anatticuslife]

@jensenflyfishing sorry not attacking,. Saying miss implies, to me, that the fish caused it, where the man made construct of the tippet over his lip caused the miss, which the fish would obviously not compensate for. It's just being pedantic

[@jensenflyfishing]

@@anatticuslife :) Likewise me being pedantic in saying that an in the moment comment about something is impossible to pause the fishing to specifically communicate in detail can't be done when still immersed in the situation trying to catch the fish. :) But that said, the fish did induce the miss in so much as it surfacing caused the surface tension - unwittingly and unbeknownst to itself :)