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Nice video Lornce. The museum is kind of like fly fishing "mecca"

It was great...right until that bobber showed up

Feed them how they like it on the Yamsi https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHUXPkQosjVxl8rt8hzbTNw

Feed them how they like it

Carl is bang on. Too bad the government is so afraid to police/punish industry. Anglers are an easy target with no backlash, and therefore the government can have the "appearance" of doing something by changing some recreation regs.

Well done. Some fine looking fish

You could get by with a 7wt for Steelhead....more fun for trout

Multitasking while swinging for steelhead. Saw this young bull and decided to offer some calls https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62O0WDm6uhQ

Beautiful! Nice prizes at the end of a long walk

My old Graphite IV 8126-3 thought 550 was too light. Not sure how this old rod compares to a ONE, but it is pretty stiff. I tried a 600 and things were better

Great fish bigbug

Happy with my Lumix TS3. New model is Lumix DMC TS30 I believe. Simple to use, like the quality of shots and takes and pretty good video for a cheap camera

3x in one day? You must have them all named after the last few months

Looks like a blast. Fun to see them in the air

Underwater shots are cool

Great shots down under. You must be able to hold your breath well.

Great shots. So nice to see some open camping spots up there now that the motorsports folks have left.

I think numbers really depend on the flow rate in the river (in Bolivia?). The fish move up to spawn I believe and timing is everything. Kind of like steelheading. Perhaps Dave at Fish Tales has done this? More info: https://www.flywatertravel.com/destination/tsimanelodge

Puking out a bait fish in mid jump is an amazing capture on film

https://vimeo.com/229413115

So fun to watch people get excited. Ryan said "Now I see why you like this so much". "So cool to watch them come up and eat". That's my boy!

Do you guys ever fish Aster? There used to be some grey backed Cutts in there years ago

Well my son finally asked to learn how to fly fish ....I thought maybe he missed the gene or something. We packed up the dry flies and headed for the mountains to learn how to cast. After a 20 minute lesson we were on the hunt for the perfect dry fly fish. The fish were eating tiny emergers so we had to scale down the usual Cutty fly to a little BWO. And then it happened. Ryan is on the team as a 17 year old! Then he continued for the next two days fooling lots of these pretty surface eaters

So quiet in the mountains.....heavenly