Madison River Fishing Tips | Galloup's Slide Inn

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  • čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
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    Chris Bianchi from Galloup's Slide Inn offers some tips on fishing the Madison River for the first time.
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Komentáře • 3

  • @KenGerathsDuck
    @KenGerathsDuck Před 2 lety +1

    lol forward to meeting you at the fly shop in early July.

  • @Waty8413
    @Waty8413 Před rokem +4

    40 cars at $3 or Raynolds is optimistic these days.

  • @barbaramaj1919
    @barbaramaj1919 Před rokem

    been there, done that. GREAT advice! Second tip I'd offer is to concentrate on the shadow side of the bank. I concentrate 95% of my fishing in the first 8' of the bank. That distance gets stretched out if there is an adjacent boulder to break up the flow. The majority of feeders you will see will be within two feet of the overhanging grass (and there is lots of overhanging grass to get fouled up in - grin). Remember fish have to fight that tremendous current. Eastern fishermen don't understand the real meaning of this as they have nothing that flows at this rate of speed. The least current is at the very bottom and along the edges - simple physics. Most of the banks are undercut on the Madison. When you step off the grass you are standing in knee deep water, plenty deep to offer fish cover. Now tie on that caddis and get casting!