The Art of Fly-Fishing

[stillrob420]

Do you also use indicators?

[wetanet]

Yes, most of the time except during high water.

[stillrob420]

what flies you like on the clinton?

[wetanet]

stones, eggs and hex nymphs tend to work well for me!

[stillrob420]

@wetanet hmm,...i was there sunday fishing tried everything, only 2 suckers, small ones at that :( i think ima have to wait until spring. See ya there!

[wetanet]

Be patient as it does get better early spring. Good luck Out There!

[stillrob420]

@wetanet, there are no winter steelhead in the clinton? i dont get it, the huron has winter steel!

[wetanet]

There are some winter hold overs but they are often lethargic and hard to catch.

[stillrob420]

@wetanet , hopefully we get a warm sunny day to bring them out. Ive tried all winter from yates to past coyote joes and have never hooked or seen a trout in the river :( im wondering if they are not more in the lower river where it is deeper.

[wetanet]

The trick is to definitely move around and cover a lot of water. The bite can be strong during a Jan/Feb thaw.

[pekloand]

pinning is better

[stillrob420]

@pekloand at floating yea.

[hondvantrond]

Nice video :) What's the name of the song starting at 2:20? Very peaceful :)

[wetanet]

Not too certain, it came with my editing software.

[stelmon21]

Both is a type of fishing...

Neither are "art"

Btw, i was just messing around. I have fish with Brent and seen him put on a school with a flyrod.

Easy dude...

[stelmon21]

Didn't brent put that silly flyrod away and start pinning

[steelyfisherman]

Great video! I enjoyed it!

[wetanet]

Thank you! I had fun producing and directing it. I'm glad we got one to bite!