So much information with fantastic explanation and clarity. For a new fly fishing wannabe this is awsome.

you are a blessing for guys like me, thank you for your videos 🤗

Thank you Tom very much for the delightfully informative insights and sharing tips on fly fishing, I've been following your diligent life's educational work for years, its always been helpful and appreciated!

My favorite teacher to watch for many years now. Thank you for sharing your experience.

Outstanding video once again. All the Orvis videos are terrific and I wanted you folks to know that I intentionally bought a new Orvis reel to support these videos. Thank you so much and look forward to more videos and more reels in my future! Ha ha.

I really like using the pheasant tail and thankyou for sharing I have learned a lot from you I love to fly 🐠.

Fantastic episode. Loved it. Thank you.

This was so good to watch.

still the best there is. Thanks Tom!

Great video as usual!

Thanks Tom great info!

Wonderful info.

❤thanks for the tips, nice demonstration

Nice tutorial , subscribed .

I know it is favorably used by most guides (if not all). No matter how you package it, the "old school", will always call it "bobber fishing." Whatever makes it easier for the guides, or whatever floats your bait.

A video to watch 100 times

I am going to try the 2 indicator system in our river for sure next trip, actually might try this afternoon, we have a deep slowish flowing river just down the road I like to drift fish from a dinghy. problem it would solve is our fish really reward you getting the drift right in slow water that can be difficult.

Hi Tom, very helpful video. How would you recommend nymphing in a pool with a swirling current? recently found one where the browns are taking nymphs, but of course that makes casting much more challenging.

Thanks

7:50 best statement, “if I’m going to use an indicator at all”

I have had fish actually hit my orange indicator? And that was on the WB of the Delaware

Great video. I know that weight is sometimes needed but I dislike splitshot because it moves down your line when you cast unless you connecting knot happens to be in the right place. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Tom, newest , best indicator, Oros indicators.

I watched this. Again. its on like 92 different channels haha.

Feather indicators... you can loose-tie a feather and pitch it with your leader. They lay flat and help your fly with natural movement.

I like your fly reel I want got one where did get that?

Классный Фильм!!!

when you say "soft water behind a big bolder" what does "soft water" mean?

Does anyone know what boat he is in?

The yarn indicator..you have to put floatant on it right

Tom is kinda saint..

I'm confused about when to use a tungsten head nymph?? Why not always use them instead of split shot on the line??

Putting those hard plastic spherical indicators on a leader makes casting utterly miserable.

0:10

Damn, Tom is swole!

Why do you spit your line into the water after you've bitten off the excess, when tying on a fly? In a previous video you complained about stick on indicators polluting the river, but you're spitting plastic into the river...

Tom, I don’t think you explained why you are using two indicators. Can you explain.

We call those bobbers...

I don't like the wool indicator, because if it comes off, you'll also lose the plastic tube, which adds more plastic to the rivers, and seas. Not for me thanks... I'm surprised you didn't review the foam tubing. First time using indicators, and I find it ok. It isn't brilliant, but it's fine for the rivers I fish, but they have a tendency of not staying where you put it.

How to sell bobbers, call them indicators.

A petty thing, but it drives me nuts to watch a person reel and fish with the same hand. Switching the rod back and forth, way too inefficient..

For Pete Kusher: Pete, I've been fly fishing for over 50 years and I'm always game to learn something new. But my pet peeve with your instruction is about you saying the rod travels on a straight path from back cast to forward cast. An efficient cast has the rod moving fore an aft in a straight line in one plane only (the direction of the cast.) However, as seen from the side, as in all your instructional videos, the rod tip clearly describes an arc from low point at the end of the back cast to high point above one's head in the middle to low point at the end of the forward cast. Your instruction is confusing in that it leaves to the imagination how much or little the wrist should play in casting, and leaves out the most important point that it is essential to keep the the pivot point (elbow) in the same place throughout the cast. Your oversimplification drives me nuts and makes it harder for people to become competent fly casters.

I'm not a fan of indicators. It's something guides came up with to make sure the "sports" catch some fish. I was not taught to Fly Fish with indicators and I'm glad for that. Why not just use one of those red and white plastic things.

52 plus minutes for information? Hum?

Do you realise how many of your technical skills shots you have where your hands cover the detail? It’s really annoying.

Way too long of a video. Seldom folks have time to spend an hour watching one video.

stop uploaing old videos