How to Find Trout Part 1 with Tom Rosenbauer

[@richsadowski312]

I knew a lot of the greats when I was a kid in the catskills,In my opinion you are among them. Been fly fishing 60yr and you are still teaching me. Thanks

[@orvisguidetoflyfishing]

Thanks 👍

[@unclesam7660]

You’ve saved me hundreds of hours of trial and error. Thank you

[@canterburyfishingadventures]

Thanks for the very informative video. I always remember the saying "fish your feet first"

[@Karkawry1970]

Very informative, thanks guys!

[@kekoamaunakea4473]

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[@fishduckdog]

Thanks from Minnesota!

[@mrfinlay7516]

Great video! Thanks a lot!

[@mrfinlay7516]

Great video!

[@mrfinlay7516]

Very informative!

[@orvisguidetoflyfishing]

Glad you think so!

[@bigron8346]

Thanks Tom

[@mrfinlay7516]

Keep it up!

[@albotsoowoo547]

Teach me the ways, sensei

[@adamw4469]

I am 100% in for this video, but if I watch it without my wife she will kill me. Be back later. 😀

[@NickAndCaroline]

7:17 this trout looks like he has a button for an eye lol what the heck 😂

[@chinook1810]

I’m the first minute what river are u at

[@chinook1810]

In*

[@jbakkane]

Why do you just trot out into the river after you catch one and then try to catch it with the net? Rather than tire it out a bit and pull it to you. I find that the most enjoyable part. The last fish you catch in the clip, your buddy just walks across the river and nets it.

[@robinson8888]

The quicker the fish is netted, the quicker it's released. The quicker it's released, the more likely the fish is to be able to recover fully when released (as it won't be completely exhausted).

[@kekoamaunakea4473]

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