Stillwater Fly Fishing Basics with Brian Chan - Part Two

Stillwater fly fishing specialist Brian Chan goes farther in-depth on techniques for catching trout in lakes in Part Two of this special series. Originally recorded in 2005, this video is full of outstanding information from one of the masters of Stillwater fishing!
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[@ronaldruneric4804]

Brian Chan is terrific. I say that because he is demonstrating best practices handling trout. No long displays, and most displays keeping the head and gills submerged. There is no reason to hold the trout in air if the water is clear. This is an important example for us all, especially people who make films or take photographs.

[@ValcoBayrunner]

Too many young people mishandling fish on social media. Look at me generation 🤣. I've seen guides have clients drop fish on floor of boats and then look in disbelief as it sinks to the bottom and dies. Bows aren't pike or walleyes.

[@OldBear5255]

Great video. Full of helpful information on how to fish lakes and a lot of other still waters. But to many ads. Don’t care them to much. Thanks for sharing another helpful video. Best Regards, Ken

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Nice video Colin 👍. Brian is JUST FULL of , top tips and information. The JOHN WILSON ( R.I.P ) of Canada 🇨🇦 🙏

[@DennisJH]

You know fishing conditions are good when Brian wears big red.

[@newflyfisher]

You got that right!

[@keithwillis4007]

Is it legal to fish more than one fy at a time

[@newflyfisher]

in BC you can fish with more than one rod but there is more to this and recommend you check the regulations to confirm

[@TheTwispAngler]

I'm pretty sure you guys used the TDC on three fish I saw you land. The white hackle for the gills or whatever - or maybe it's ostrich that's wrapped - I saw white as you threw it away ever so quickly. Now why - oh why? Now the bead on a red blood worm might look white - but I am just really wanting to see what fly you are pulling out of there when you land some fish. And I am good and furious about it. : )