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Subbed! Just because that was fun to watch 😂 keep em coming!

What weight rod are you using to throw those bigger streamers?

Fantastic video. Very informative. Thank you for sharing.

PROPS on this vid John.🙂👍 Great stuff. Love the info here.🙂👍 Still waiting on your catch and cook you mentioned awhile back. Regardless, keep these vidz comin bro. Peace ✌😎

The best way to get good at streamer fishing is by doing it I live in one of the best places for dry fly fishing in the country so I usually never throw streamers but when everyone else is throwing dries take out them streamers and you will be surprised

Me: (listening and not watching) John: Sex dungeon, butt monkey... Me: waaaiiit...what are we talking about? 😂😂😂

I went fly fishing for the first time the other day on a guided trip. The guide was all about streamer fishing as well. We ended up not catching much during the guided trip itself, but later that day out in my kayak on my own, I managed to catch a couple more using the same technique. I'm a fan.

Awesome video period. Loved the last brown, and always tight lines.

Fantastic video as always.

Surprised to not see you checking your flies after a catch.

While I do appreciate youre video and you helping new anglers, I must say that much of it is difficult to understand due to the constant use of terms and words that are second language to you but not to a new fly fisherman. For example, the fly names (squarmt worm, pheasant tail...). Would be helpful with some visuals. Hope you don't mind the criticism. Still appreciate the help, mate!

Do you ever let the fish tire itself out or always pull it in right away?

Great video! Thx. One question? Cast upstream or down?

If the forage in my creeks are predominantly crawfish, how should I go about working the streamer? I see some success dead drifting and some with short tugs to imitate the backwards jetting motion, but I'm wondering if I also need to incorporate some movement of the rod itself like you mentioned.

I need me a big brownie I can't seem to get one I've caught decent rainbows but my biggest brown only at 18 inches. How do u find the big browns so well?

goodness son how in the world do u have so good fishing spots mine suckkk!?

Fantastic tutorial. I'm going to try it this summer. 👍🙂 And those trout... *chef's kiss

New to your channel, Thanks. Keep em coming man,, Rick from Bow river alberta.

Thanks teach! Does the same techniques apply to river smallmouth?

So stoked you’re making these videos now! Thanks a ton

Such a great educational video. This is the best video on the topic of streamer fishing. Of all the educational, informative and to the point without added fluff, that I have watched! In addition, the visual instruction, perfectly demonstrated casts, that prove you have spent a lot of time on the water learning and owning it! Amazing! Thank you so much.

Isn't it interesting, the California Sate Flag has a Brown Bear on it. Yet when he went hiking that day, he only saw Black Bears. Why? Because we killed every single Brown Bear in California in the 20's. There are no Brown Bears in California anymore.

Such an awesome video, I learned a few small things that will probably go a long way, thanks for the best fly fishing channel on UA-cam!!!! You and your brother kill it!!

Awesome video,great info my go to lines are floating or a Tenny 5' Mini Tip,the short sinking head is awesome on smaller water,single hand trout/mirco spey has opened up a whole new world,1 line or head & multiple tips your days covered & flies from mirco Intruders,Flash & Grab,Kreelex Minnows & other patterns including the 1's you mentioned opens a whole new level of streamer junkie,tight lines 🤙

I would add to tie your streamer on with a perfection loop so it has more action than a clinch knot would allow. Good video. Thanks dude!

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

wow

Love all your stuff and really glad I watched this one. Probably the best streamer fly fishing video I can think of. Covered all the stuff in an easy to digest and with your always approachable style.

Another great video with a lot of good advice. What you call a streamer in the USA is called a lure here in the UK and of course we don't use any of those fly names either. Here lure fishing with with a wire trace on a fly rod is a popular method of catching pike. A lot of our trout fishing is done in large deep reservoirs, so a sinking line is essential. I'll never get used to classifying fish by length and not weigh. Also we're not bothered about foul hooking, if you land the fish it counts. Looking forward to the next one.

Awesome video, love to see you continue this series.

Ok I'm very new to fly fishing but who came up with the names "sex dungeon" and "butt monkey" LMAO

I lake fish from the bank with dungeons and other large streamers quite a bit. Roll casting my 9wt spey can get some serious distance out there and the full sink line really helps get that fly down to where the fish are chilling. It works great for trout but the largemouth really love big streamers.

Great video. Do you ever dead drift a streamer, as Tom Rosenbauer recommends? What about swinging?

Its insane how many people dont know how to cast a fly rod. Dont hit the water at unless its the cast to land on the water. The peeling of the scares off fish. Luckily these wosh werent the smartest

A tip to find a Measuring tape for fhising Is go to the Ladys Clothing store wear they sale Fabric. They will have soft ones that are plastic and roll up easily to put in your fly vests.

Awesome videos definitely as always! Great tips! I learned how to streamer from fish by emulating what you were doing in your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Thanks for all the info, you’ve been inspiring me to start streamer fishing for years and I’m finally going to pull the trigger and buy a streamer setup. I’ve been looking at the Echo Streamer X rod for a while now and have noticed you’ve been using one recently as well. What weight rod are you using and what floating line do you have paired with it? Thanks for all the amazing work keep it up man 👊

I fish dry flies with tons of action. Anything to provoke. Dry flies don't have to be dead-drift, think of a moth trapped in the surface-film, it sends a distress signal. Try keeping the fly stationary, but induce little waves thru the leader with your rod tip - especially if you are dealing with brown brook in the fall or bows cutts in the spring when they seem not interested in feeding. They can't stand bugs being bugs making waves in their territory. However, you will usually need a 'blind' or a submerged rock that is between you and the fish that you are targeting. I once heard someone call it poke-pole fishing - perhaps a bit tenkara.

Some of the nicer or "coolest" looking browns I've seen.

NICE BROWN!

Awesome! thanks for the info, I'm having a really heard time casting weighted streamers far enough I'm using a 5 weight rod

what fly 5wt fly rods do you reccomend under $220? im looking for one that is good for all around trout fishing.

Great tips, as always. Been fishing smaller rivers and streams here in VA and never really considered using anything but nymphs & flies. But I can see where streamers might be useful on some waters when conditions are right. The info is valuable for those of us who have never used streamers, so thanks!

Your videos like this are awesome! I can understand why some channels may shy away from content like this due to the millions of expert commentators who love to debate their minnow sizes, but experience beats rules every time. It’s great to be able to try something that works for others and even better when learning something that may be new or forgotten over time. Thanks for taking the time!!

I'm super curious do you tie your own flies?

So proud of you Jon and your accomplishments. Love watching your videos❤

Hi John, little to add: I do the same. About the colors: I usually use black, brown and olive, but sometimes I shift to orange (also in dark water). Sometimes with amazing results.

What size tippet it or leader do you use?

Too get the most action out of your streamer, use the rod not the stripping technique. If you shake the rod like hardman you’ll get more bites than just stripping it in :)

Brown trout and steamers must see video!