This French fishing video is not fly-fishing AND it's in French (w/English subtitles), but it is stunningly beautifully made, and absolutely worth a watch for any angler or nature lover.
Fly fishing for Largemouth bass, Smallmouth bass, Wiper bass and Carp on Lake Pueblo State Park with guides Cody Hale and Alex Zipp from the Drift Fly Shop in Pueblo, CO.
Hook: Partridge Jardine Living Nymph Hook (GRS7) #16 (see note), Thread: Uni-thread 6/0, camel, Body: Argentinean hare, light brown, Shellback: 1mm dense foam, brown, Rib: Tying thread, Note: The GRS7 hook is oversized for its stated number. This #16 hook is closer to a #12 in real world size.
This video is a compilation of the GSF crew and our bassin adventures this past year. All of it was shot with GoPro video cameras and was only shot on small waters in the Central Valley in CA. No Delta. No Reservoirs. We basically took Google Maps and searched out small bodies of water within an hour of home and went at it and this is what we came up with
In the film using a new method of presentation of artificial flies.Method Buldo is floating wire and 4 artificial flies.I hope it develops in AMERICA.For more video with instructions enter the site. (Ed.: I had a very hard time placing this on the map based on the language spoken, but I guess it's Romanian.. And we have more on Buldo or float fishing with a fly here. Martin)
Join Brian Wise, Kyle Kosovich, and Aaron Scott as they complete their whirlwind trip to the North Woods in search of the illusive (very INSANELY illusive) Musky on Lake Vermillion, Minnesota.
It's promotion, but very nice promotion from UK Wychwood Game. The quest of design/brand manager Paul Richardson, in his continual search of new fly-fishing ideas & design solutions for the brand portfolio when fishing some remote Tarns of the English Lake District.
In this video blog, we visit Onion Lake at Ruddocks Ranch just north of Lytton, British Columbia. Onion Lake offers good stillwater fly fishing for rainbow trout.
Nice video about 4 days in 8 minutes. The weather was uncooperative, and the Black Fly in full swing. Thus testing the patience required to dig out the camera. However luck was had in tricking a decent Lake Trout that was caught feeding shallow.
Will it take? Martin Joergensen photo © 2003
