Fly fishing youtubers

[Oliver1329]

What are some of your favorite youtubers?
I really enjoy watching Drew looknfishy. He doesn't talk much or make everything seem like he just hooked a 24+ rainbow. Just a guy fishing some really cool water!

 

[sal_the_salmon]

they are pretty much all shit, but the humble fisherman was my favorite.

even he quit though after realizing how bad youtubers are for the health of fisheries.

 

[Old Man]

I tend to stay away from YouTube. I never got interested in that site.

 

[sal_the_salmon]

(i dont mind educational videos), its the "im a hero fisherman" videos that i think are trash

 

[clarkman]

I like Drew's stuff, especially since he has so much content. That I can just have it going in the background.

There's also a group who puts out a bunch of different smallie videos from Alabama who are decent as well....I forget the name.

On Vimeo, I actually purchased a musky video put out by Brad Bohen that's phenomenal. Like 8+ hours of content.

 

[Long_Rod_Silvers]

I tend to use youtube much more for fly tying.
Hank Patterson always cracked me up though.

 

[Slimy Deck]

Olympic skier and tarpon bum Andy Mill's podcasts on YouTube: Mill House are absolutely fantastic interviews if you're a tarpon fisherman or dream of tarpon fishing. The episodes with pioneering legends such as Stu Apte, Sandy Moret, Chico Fernandez, Steve Huff, Rob Fordyce, Mark Sosin, Flip Pallot, Gordy Hill etc provide stories of their adventures, failures and successes, and great insight into the current game including rigging, technique, flies, and tackle.

 

[Oliver1329]

(i dont mind educational videos), its the "im a hero fisherman" videos that i think are trash

That's why I like Drew a lot

 

[MoreQuestionsThanAnswers]

Bill Lowe Spey casting lessons.

 

[Shad]

Yup. The hero bros I can do without, but there are plenty of folks out there that post good information, don't hot spot, and perform only minimal heroics. The bros are much better at online presence, though, so the good stuff is often buried 20 or 30 videos deep....

Fly tying videos are an awesome resource... unlimited, free fly tying classes.

 

[jaredoconnor]

Below are my favorite channels.

• Tom Jarman Fishing
• Josh Miller
• IB and Andy
• Peachy Fly Fishing
• NMaktima Fly Fishing
• Tactical Fly Fisher (Devin Olsen)
• Fly Fish Dan
• Flying Ties
• Fly Fish Food (Lance Egan)

These folks are all very humble, positive and helpful. Some of the better known YouTubers try too hard to be funny and edgy. They seem like arrogant douchebags, to me.

 

[TDub]

I like Drew as well, and I just get them on Instagram.

 

[MarshRat]

Alvin Dedeaux: https://www.youtube.com/c/AlvinDedeauxFlyFishing

Fly Fishing by Robert: https://www.youtube.com/c/FlyFishingbyRobert

Carpe Diem: https://www.youtube.com/c/CarpeDiemFlyfishing

Rolf Nylinder: https://www.youtube.com/c/RolfNylinder

 

[Clean Willy]

Todd Moen/Catch Magazine. Beautiful stuff.

Edit: Technically not a 'Youtuber' but that's where you'll find him.

 

[mcswny]

Todd Moen/Catch Magazine. Beautiful stuff.

+1

 

[BFC]

Aardvark McLeod Fly Fishing

 

[clarkman]

yeah, anything Moen has put out....

I should also add that Gunnar Brammer has got the fly tying video game dialed.

 

[Oliver1329]

Todd Moen/Catch Magazine. Beautiful stuff.

Edit: Technically not a 'Youtuber' but that's where you'll find him.

Yes love their videos!

 

[Dr. Magill]

I have a seriously short attention span. Kinda a new thing for me so the longer videos I just can’t seem to sit through. I try to get psyched up for a 25 minute one but it will always be about tying a fly.

 

[Shad]

On the topic of tiers... check out Davie McPhail if you haven't. Thick accent, but a fantastic tier with lots of cool patterns. Watching him spin and wrap dubbing mystifies me....