Sound, practical advice, as usual, sir. Well done.

I really liked this vid Dan. I always wonder if I'm spending enough time trying something, or wondering when to switch it up. I appreciate your insight and find it helpful to hear what others do. I agree... getting skunked is part of the process, and only makes us want to get back out there all the sooner! Thanks again!

Great video! I’ve recently got back into my fly fishing for about 6 months now and I got ‘skunked’ for the first time last weekend and yep - it’s upsetting. I’m gonna try out some of your advice - the leader weight being one that interested me the most. Thanks again for the great advice 👍

Thanks for all the tips man I just started fly fishing and all this info is very easy to understand!

Lots of useful information! Thank you!

Thank you once again

Great tips Dan - much appreciated!!

I basically have one fly that i use, sometimes 2, at the moment i have no reason to change it because I outfish most people every time, even guys who are trolling. I just sit there, cast out a sinking line with a 4-5 ft leader and unweighted fly, finger roll, pause, when line gets vertical ish, recast, they usually hit it in the middle half of the retrieve, trolling it can also work if you give some action and stops.

Just loved the video.thanks for making them..

Just stumbled upon your channel and subscribed.I just wanna say how great and informative your videos are! Keep them coming!

Awesome information,still waters can be mysterious,unlike moving water hard to find structure & fishy places,I carry another line,a clear intermediate for fishing over submerged weed beds or structure,tie 2 different colors of buggers & works sometimes,tight lines & bent rods 🤘

Great advice and fantastic channel!

Useful ideas, thanks.

Great stuff! Thanks Dan.

You definitely have a good mix of flies. My go to fly in cold water is a white marabou or spey streamer on a sink-tip line. Lake fish cruise all over the place. Downed trees, points, ledges & humps are good places to try. My name's Dan too...

Thanks Dan your vid are the best

Stumbled on your channel & a ton of great information,my go to line for still water is my 5 weight Cortland Cammo Line paired with 6' of 4X or 5X Fluorocarbon tippet for streamers & a floating Line for nymphing or indicator midging,my favorite flies are a tadem bugger rig 1 light & 1 dark ,great video & great information

Great vid dude, i’m from South Africa and I’ve never heard of indicators for fly fishing, so definitely learnt something new!

Thanks for the advice just what I need to hear 👂

Great video Dan!

Great video Dan 👍

Thanks for the demystification!

Thanks for the info! As a newer fly guy who has very few Swift water options, I’ll put this info to use!

Awesome vid 👌 I'm in alberta and I love watching you, just wish I had lakes like that close to me 🥲

Man that was useful information! Thanks a bunch. I’m gonna give these tactics a shot

Great advice, looks beautiful there! First vid I have seen of yours, have subbed!

Would love to see typical rod setups! Great videos.

Una pregunta que hacen con los peces que pescan ???

Nice video , good tips , subscribed .

You should come up north to the FF only lake near Anacortes. I’m sure you’ve fished it before but it’s been pretty good this spring.

I’ve only ever fly fished my lake. Caught baby baby bluegill and crappie, but nothing more. I’d like another fly fisherman to fish with so I can get many tips and tricks

Thank you!

Love the video. I had a question and doing research it’s hard to see. With your flies do you use barbless or barbed flies?

I know quite a few stillwater fishers who will painstakingly examine the waters, look under rocks, check the surface for shucks.... then fish a chirominid. Every time. They might have 1/2 dozen rods all set up... they they're ALL set up with indicators for chronie fishing. And they have flyboxes filled with literally HUNDREDS of... chrominids. Weird....

Dan have you ever been to cooper lake around cle elum? Very pretty lake with a variety of trout in it.

Hey Dan When fish are off the bite and on daphnia do you use blob flies to imitate balls of daphnia?

Are you fishing the Damselfly nymphs below an indicator or on the sinking line?

Good stuff Dan, where did you get your bamboo net ? Looks really nice

Great videos Dan! What float tube are you using?

How does air presser hold up in your u boat since its either after ice out or before the pond ices up

Are you located in Oregon?

Fishing right now in England just paid £50 for a ticket no joy lol

would be more enjoyable with less cuts when you get a bite