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Fly Fishing Basics | Part 1
www.norfolkflyfishing.com Fly Fishing Basics | Part 1 A few fly fishing basics suited for all fly fishermen, but really aimed at those looking for some straightforward fly fishing tips for beginners. In this video, Tim Gaunt-Baker talks about how to choose the right rod and line and offers some great advice on choosing a fly fishing vest as part of your basic fly fishing gear. In the follow up to this, Part 1 of fly fishing basics, Tim demonstrates the two building blocks of fly fishing the roll cast and the overhead cast. He will show you the right and the wrong way to do it! Look out for Fly Fishing Basics | Part 2 coming soon. For further information on: Guide fly fishing trips Fly Fishing Lessons Saltwater Fly Fishing Trout Fishing Salmon Fishing Fly Fishing UK Fly Fishing Scotland Fly Fishing England and much more, check out the website or the blog at: www.norfolkflyfishing.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Just a quick video of my 2008 guide season in Montana. Drop me a line at jl_butta99@yahoo.com if you’re interested in finding out more.
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good tips and knowledge to be learned off this video,!
great job, and beautiful chocolet lab
nice catching and vocals man
Cool. I just heard that Montana was super crowded because of it’s fly-fishing sub-culture… I would like to try somewhere out west this year for a change; such as Alberta, Montana, Wyoming or Colorado.
Absolutely!!! The Missouri is a world class fly fishing river. I’ve been guiding on it for the past 3 years and have yet to find a better place to fish. There are roughly 4,000 trout per river mile and the average fish is in the 17 to 18 inch range.
I’m thinking about a trip to Montana this summer, is it worth the travel from newfoundland?
nice vid 5* for sure! check out my montana fishing vids if you get a chance, thanks and keep your lines in the water
WOW, just beautiful!! tight lines from austria!
I work with many of the outfitters in the area and rest assured, non of the ones I know are trying to shut down the Dearborn. However, there has been speculation that FWP may start issuing permits much like the Smith…all speculation. BTW, I’m a hunter and spend a lot of time on the river; I’ve also hugged a few trees. There’s nothing wrong with being a stewart and try to responsibly save what we have. Take care.
Just a word since I see some “outfitters” posting below. Great Falls native here. Some outfitters proposed to shut down the dearborn section of the missouri for outfitters only. Rest assured if that ever happens you and your boat will have m-80′s and gunfire going its way,…not to hurt but 2 sink. Damn tree huggers need to go to the other side of the pass and stay in missoula/kalispell. Great video though it reminds me what a blessing we have by having this in our backyard.
god i miss montana you could catch a fish in any river that you find along the road or any alpine lake
thats perfect
fly fishing, the great outdoors and mans best friend
Oh man, it looks just awesome out there!
Very nice!
We don’t allow Red Skins fans out here…lol. Thanks for watching and commenting. I guide a lot on the Missouri and although I love the small stuff, there’s nothing like the Mo for the numbers and the size. Come on out but remember, the Mo is tough so make the best of your time and hire a guide.
Fantastic video. A trout fishing trip to Montana is on my bucket list for sure. I trout fish the streams of SW Virginia and NE Tennessee which is a paradise in its own right. I fished for cut throats when I was stationed in Tacoma Wa in the 80′s. What fighters.
Hey, thanks for watching and for commenting. As much as I would love to share what stream this is, I get paid to bring people to these places. You can contact Headhunters in Craig, MT if you or your father want to take a trip. Request me, Russ, as a guide and I will take you there or take you out on the MO for the big boys. Take care and keep ‘em where they live, in the water not the trees.
That’s a beautiful stream, my brother. Where in Montana is that? Care to share the name of the stream? My father just moved to Polson in November 2008 and I am VERY excited to get up there summer of 09 for some serious fly fishing.