Nymph Life During the Central PA Sulfur Hatch
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- čas přidán 16. 05. 2018
- The Central PA sulfur hatch is one of our favorite hatches of the season. However, there are times when the dry fly activity is minimal and you need to resort to nymphing in order to catch more fish. In this video, we examine some of the aquatic insect life that is found in the central PA limestone streams during the month of May. We hope you enjoy this video.
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Get a 5 gallon paint strainer at your local hardware store, or walmart. They usually have elastic and fit trout nets like a glove!
Great video..Doug..
Thanks for Sharing with Us.
Keep up the Great work.
Thanks Frankie! Always appreciate the support!
Interesting and different video guys! Loved it!
Thanks Dan!
Awesome Video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awsome video!!very helpful!!
Great stuff! Really liked putting the artificials in with the real bugs
Thank you! I think that for me it really strengthens my confidence in some of those patterns after seeing the real thing and the artificials side by side. Thanks for watching!
Damn good idea with the netting. I use my hat 🤣
This was well done. Thanks for sharing.
Much appreciated. Thank you for watching!
Again, good job guys! Nice little educational series you got going. Maybe ahead you could focus on the dun and spinner falls or the caddis hatch with splashy rises. Keep up the good work, a lot to build off of. Good luck, anxiously awaiting!
Great suggestions! We hope to make some videos featuring different hatches in the future. Just need the flies and fish to cooperate lol. Thanks for watching as always!!!
Great video. Well done sir. Thank you for sharing..
Glad you enjoyed the video! Plenty of other entomology videos on our channel if you are interested. thanks for watching!
great video!
Thanks for watching! New video will be out soon!
Well Done!
Hey guys. Love the video as always and great information. The sulphurs were coming off kinda heavy on spring when I fished it last weekend. All of this rain though is messing up these hatches sadly.
I do have a question though. Why kind of mount do you have on your chest pack? Can you share a link on what that is/where you got it. Not pleased at the moment with my head mount and I feel like I am ruining some good shots with bad angles. Thanks for any advice/help. In the mean time thanks for putting out great content!
Thanks for the kind words! Hoping that the hatch activity gets better as well. Wait all year for the great dry fly fishing so it's really a shame when we aren't able to take full advantage.
As for the mount, it is something that I actually built myself. I stuck an adhesive mount onto a small square piece of plastic with a hole in each corner. I then looped zip ties through the holes and around the straps of my pack. It a tough to explain. I can email you a pic of you'd like?
Fantastic job! Heading up to my camp on kettle Creek Wednesday. Hope I can leave the nymphs in their boxes. Looking forward to some dry fly action.
Thank you! Headed up to Kettle this week as well. Hopefully we'll get some good BWO or March brown action! Good luck!
Wed/Thurs water was very high, between the two of us we caught tons of fish in two different locations. Lots of nice sized rainbows this year. The browns above Cross Fork were smaller but we also caught a nice brookie up there.
This was an excellent video. Very good quality photography. Is this all shot with the "Go Pro" or similar that is on your vest? Keep these coming. This is much more instructional than the common "pretty fish" videos, although I admit I like those also.
Thanks for the feedback, we really appreciate it and you can count on more videos to come! We have an interesting video on Limestone entomology that you might enjoy. This particular video was filmed on my cellphone, which is a Samsung galaxy s7, as well as my digital camera which is a sony a6000.
nice video guys. good work
Thanks man!
Use a paint can seine. It has elastic already sewn at the end to fit around your net.
I will have to look into that. Thanks for the tip!
Where can I get a paint can seine?
m.lowes.com/pd/Blue-Hawk-2-Pack-Plastic-Bucket-Paint-Strainers-Fits-Container-Size-5-Gallon/1008387
That looks like it would work perfectly! Thanks for sharing
They work great been using them for yrs and there cheap Lowe's or home Depot both have them in 5 gallon bucket size fits nets great
What happened to THE SOUND?