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Another great production. Season has been a little slow with all the rains, but I am hoping it picks up as it gets warmer and the sounds of cicadas are about again.

Just found your channel mate. Unreal tips a.d I'm sure I can speak for all of us beginners in the sport that we appreciate it. Keep up the great work legend Cheers from @morski81 🤙

Really informative Steve, thanks for taking the time to put this video together. Cheers, Jason (fellow Sydney Flyrodders member) 🎣

Just stumbled across your video. Really enjoyed all the info and patterns. Thank you.

Another excellent vid mate - great tips!

Great stuff peachy. I’m hitting up the bass in the morning. But all My fly gear is down south. Spinners it is. Ahh well. Any day fishing beats a day not fishing. Some great tips in there.

That was very informative and well presented. I don't have bass near where I live but I reflected on chasing bream and how they sit looking up at your surface fly till they can't stand watching it any more and then commit. I like to think I'm 'teasing' them into striking. Thanks for another enjoyable show.

Fantastic viewing! Keep em coming 👍

Thanks for such an informative video - you covered every question I had. Looking forward to catching some bass on fly with my son this summer!

Great video mate really help narrow down alot of info to just the cream thanks heaps

Thanks Steve great video with loads of tips !!!

Great vid Steve! Most of what you say applies to all bass fishing, not just flyfishing. Hardware chuckers like me should also benefit from watching this vid. I have only one comment - what you said about getting a good cast in and just doing it once and then move on. I absolutely concur that is what most bass fishos do nowadays as we're all on kayaks, canoes or boats. This has actually meant that we do not do something that I was explicitly taught to do when I was first introduced to Aust bass fishing (30 yrs ago this year) and that is to bash a snag for a good 5 - 10 minutes!! This was of course pre-watercraft days for me and it is all about the belief that by backing your choice of a good snag and casting repeatedly into it, you would "annoy" the bass to finally hit your lure/fly. However, like I said this is something that I don't do much of either as I would quickly float on to the next snag if I don't get a hit the first cast. What that does of course is that the more hungry or aggro bass would have a go and this is OK most of the time. Of course I still believe that many snags can benefit from a few casts at various angles. Love your work. Too bad I'm tooold & crusty to take up another pastime in flyfishing!

Really great video. Thanks so much for putting this sort of content up. Very helpful to a chump like me. Now if only I could cast in that structure as well as you I’d be set! Beautiful casting mate. 👌