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Video Sight Fishing the Green River Jun 29. 2023 Ep.1 Season 3 Buffet Series - Fly Fishing Adventure Film!	Video Taff 363: Once a zombie river, now alive, but for how long? Jun 5. 2023 The Taff was once a dead river, seen only as a convenient way to dispose of industrial waste.	Video Flyfishing With a Detachable Strike Indicator (DSI) Jun 4. 2023 In an earlier YouTube video (https://youtu.be/aLpU149v6Pg), I showed how to tie a Detachable Strike Indicator (a DSI) using Spinners snap (also called a c
Video Fly Fishing for a True River Monster! Mar 27. 2023 I Caught My First Musky On The Fly!	Video Fishing a Foam Fly Feb 22. 2023 We have joined Morten Oeland as he demonstrates how to handle many different situations, and Morten shows us practical fishing with his best imitations.	Video Dry Fly fishing for wild brown trout Feb 19. 2023 Catching and releasing some lovely wild brown trout on dry fly. Filmed , fished and edited by Paul Hanley. All rights reserved
Video Seatrout Fly Fishing Ireland. Feb 19. 2023 Catching some nice sea trout at night on the fly. Fished ,filmed and edited by Paul Hanley. All rights reserved.	Video River of the Mind Feb 3. 2023 Breath in, breath out, reel in, cast out, fly fishing becomes a meditative state. According to Master Dhyan Vimal, fly fishing is meditation in its purest form. The process becomes the purpose.	Video The Deep South Jan 30. 2023 We recently headed to Alabama with Adam Hudson of Blue Line Flies to explore the southern boundary of the smallmouth bass’ native range.
Video Harpeth River Tennessee in Winter Jan 12. 2023 The area where I fished the Harpeth River is in Franklin Tennessee just south of Nashville. My parents live close to that area and I was out visiting them for Christmas.	Video Wild is Where You Find It Dec 20. 2022 A year on an urban river. Fly fishing the river Taff for trout and grayling from January to December 2022.	Video The Tight Line Advantage Nov 26. 2022 For effective, convincing underwater presentations of flies to a trout, the tight line advantage is the cornerstone concept. Nothing else is more important.