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Awesome! Sounds like you know how much fun it can be fishing this hatch!

@@GilbertRowley yes sir. Sometimes fish ignore single try fly and concentrate only on clumps. we have to tie a 3 or 4 dry damsels on a big loop knot, cut down hooks at the bend except for the one in the middle. Non stop action.

@@luminepixels5437 love it! I’d love to see what that cluster looks like, sounds amazing!

Not yet, but we should have that footage before the Summer is over 👍

So very true! Exactly how I feel 😁

So very true! One of the best times to be on the water!

Amen brother!

You bet, glad to hear it was of value. I’ve never fished the creeks in Northern California, but I’ll bet they can be fantastic! Best of luck out there!

No kidding, right?! 😂

Quite the specimen for sure!

@@troutman007 thanks, my buddy Nic did a great job with this presentation. A big part of it is getting your flies down near the bottom where the currents slow way down. That your slighter/indicator should usually be traveling quite slower than the surface currents visible on the water’s surface.

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!

It really was! Healthy!

Good eating for sure.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed!

Very kind, so glad to hear you enjoyed it!

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

It’s what it’s all about!

You bet, thanks for checking it out!

Awesome! I’m sure they will crush it for you! And yes, the Rowley Stone is available here: captureadventuremedia.com/home/shop/

Fantastic! Thank you 😊 Order placed

Awesome! Just saw it come through, thanks! I hope they fish as well for you as they do for me.

I agree, it’s very nice to have on the vise 👍

2.8mm or 3.3mm if you’re tying on a jig hook and want to up the weight. Either size works great, I tie 14’s with both so I have two weight options with the same size 14 pattern.

Thank you Gill Tkcare David-:)

Very kind, thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome! One of the best guys I know!

About two weeks ago 👍

Thank you! Glad you found it useful!

You bet, I fish this on a Euro rig, but can be fished under an indicator as well. I fish my top fly on a 5" tag, and 20" below I tie on my bottom fly. On this day the stone was on the bottom, and the worm was up on the tag. You can learn way more about leader design, rigging, gear, and technique in our Materclass found at modernnymphingmasterclass.com

@@GilbertRowley thanks so much. I actually bought the master class a few days ago! Great quality video. I am surprised the top fly is only 5 inches long off the main. I think I saw a much longer tippet for this in the video. But I guess it is condition dependent.

@@johnmcevoy glad you’re enjoying the Masterclass! The stone is on the longer tag, about 20” below and the worm hangs off a 5” dropper up the line from the stone. I’ll bet you were seeing the 20” piece handing down. Thanks again!

My pleasure! Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks man, when I’m in the middle of filming these vids I sometimes wonder what I’m doing 🤦‍♂️ But afterwards I’m usually grateful I put in the effort 😁

Thank you! And I hope to get some thing videos up soon!

Very kind, thank you very much!

Thanks man, I appreciate it! Hope the water’s been treating you well!

Thanks man, and I totally agree! Great pattern, way more durable and still fishy as can be!

T&T Contact II, 10’ 2wt. It’s my fav for small streams tacticalflyfisher.com/products/thomas-and-thomas-contact-ii-nymph-rods?sca_ref=6033339.bFP70fhFSs

The reel is a Lamson Litespeed 5+ collabs.shop/aw3xnq

Thanks very kind! Thanks so much for following along!

Awesome! Glad to hear you’re finding them to be useful!

Sweet! So glad to hear you enjoyed them!

Thanks Rob! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks! It’s called the Rowley Stone, this was the golden version. 👍

120 fps, glad you enjoyed the vid! Hope the rivers in Colorado treat you well!

😁 kinda like biting the side of your cheek when chewing… not necessarily where we’re aiming 😉

I know...he missed. I felt the need to play youtube commenter for once lol. We're you using flotant? Bc that thing was definitely riding high!

@@mikeobryant3367haha, you nailed the play by play 😁 Love it!

@@mikeobryant3367oh, and yes a desecant floatant, called dry shake. Works great!

@GilbertRowley I mostly fly fish inshore saltwater. I rarely have a need for floatant but I will keep that in mind.

So very true! One of the most memorable for sure.

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it!

Amazing! What an awesome experience! There’s something so special about cool summer nights fishing into the dark, listening when to set the hook instead of seeing it… so special! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks, it was quite the fish!

That is awesome! So glad to hear it’s working so well for you. Sounds like we had a pretty similar experience with the increase in catch rate. Awesome!

Thanks man, it was a gorgeous fish!

Hey Matt, you bet we do. Most of them can be found at the link below: tacticalflyfisher.com?sca_ref=6033339.bFP70fhFSs

That’s a great question, actually they are an intergeneric hybrid of both. Salmo trutta x Salvelinus fontinalis

Thanks, a super cool fish!

All catch and release over there. Super fun to catch them!

Thanks man! Much of it was shot in the Sony FS5, including all the shots of fish jumping out and eating damsels. Other parts were shot with a Canon C70.

I hope you make it over there, truly AMAZING!