[Guest]

No head-bangin', eye bleedin' sound track.

No over the top hyperbole.

Just two guys having a great time fly fishing on a great friggin' river.

Trapper

 

[Carter Burke]

that's one of the better ones.

 

[Guest]

I fish streamers on the Mo without a spey rod very successfully and have for years, but I found this new approach interesting. I fish streamers there like they did. By casting across and mending the streamers get down to where the fish are holding. I do a strip set when I get hits. That way if I miss, the fish will typically hit it again as its not that far away. Ive had trout hit my streamer over a dozen times before I hooked up.

 

[Carter Burke]

i have been swinging for steelhead my whole life so the novelty of fishing the swing is kinda wore off on me i prefer a thick caddis hatch and rising trout.. If i had grown up doing that i imagine i'd feel differently. looks very effective just doesn't hold a lot of appeal to me.. The streamer fishing I do like doing is on the Madison wading through the channels below Ennis short casts and seeing the fish come out from under the cut banks, that would get me going

 

[The Drifter]

The streamer fishing I do like doing is on the Madison wading through the channels below Ennis short casts and seeing the fish come out from under the cut banks, that would get me going

That is fun but doing this out of a boat on the Stone is a whole nother game. Fact

 

[Guest]

Rob. Since I quit guiding I virtually never nymph fish. After staring at bobbers for years it hasn't much appeal. I typically focus on top water fishing as I like the visual aspect. But, streamer fishing is a nice change up for me especially during those months when rising fish are pretty rare.

 

[dust in the wind]

Nice Video. Thanks for sharing