We are going down under the surface in rivers and lakes, to watch a bunch of streamer flies from the fish’s perspective. This underwater footage is filmed over a period of several years in different environments from fast flowing clearwater spring creeks, over slow flowing rivers to lakes of different clarity.
Most of the flies in this film are also featured in tying sbs films on my YouTube channel. You can find them on these links:
Bacon Snack:
Nightwatchman:
Gartside’s Soft Hackle Streamer:
Chartreuse Zonker:
Egg Sucking Bunny Leech:
Orange Rubber Legged Bunny:
Chartreuse Sneaker:
Lefty’s Deceiver:
Fuzzy Bugger:
Read much more on streamer flies on my blog: and find a blog on Streamer flies under the surface – the real test on Ahrex Hooks blog right here…
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My all weather/underwater camera
Olympus Tough TG-5
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Manfrotto Tripod
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That's the video I've been searching for a long time. Congratulations sir
am I the only one that didn't get audio with this video?
Guessing it has to do with the music everyone is mentioning
Thanks….I also learned stuff from watching the leaders….
beutyfull…👍👍
Who was playing guitar in this video? Some great streamer footage .
Excellent video!! Thank you very much!!!
I love fly fishing and streamers.
Watching the action of flies like this makes you a better a better tier and fisherman. One day last summer i hooked a fish on a droppered nymph . As it neared the net i caught sight of my point fly, a natural mink wrap. As the trout moved in the water the mink wrap pulsed and wriggled with each movement. Blew me away. I am inspired now to sit by my vice and experiment. Thank you
What is the knot tied on Nightwatchman streamer, looks super simple?
That was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the hard work!
Cheers
The Leech and the Zonker look like good imitations of the Crane Fly Larvae here in Colorado
The Black Leech was my fave but I would eliminate the tinsel/flash..a Bass getter for sure.
https://youtu.be/Nj4q6rM5fC8 Buenísimo muy lindo vídeo
Excelente vídeo! Sem similares.
Lefty’s Deceiver – Best action off all 😉 cool fly
So nice👍
A labor of love and an awesome video thank you
Resolution sux
Brilliant video , thank you so much !!!!!
Insane looking flies!!! Great video!!
god ide, jeg har haft mine tvivl med zonker, jeg synes at den var grov, men nu, den ser meget let ud
Nice wee video 👍🏻
Got to be Danish)))))
Great video! Thanks for taking the time to record it and to share it with us!
To be honest I dont think all the little details make all that much difference. I mainly fish for trout and smallmouth bass and they normally smack streamers within seconds of them entering the water. Finding the general size and color and depth they are at on any given day is what really matters. A wooly bugger or zonker (simple ties) work better than any of these fancy articulated flies and cast much easier. Just my experience of course.
A little slower on the Zonker and you would have had one.
Just a point of reference there is no H in Gartside
You know you’re a fly geek when you get totally excited by electric guitar and underwater streamers! Haha! I loved it. My favorite is the Garthside. I wonder what the fishes favorite is??
Excellent and practical video! Thank you!!!
Thanks Michael – excellent video! You are absolutely correct – how the fly looks in the vice is totally different than how it looks when being presented to the fish where they hunt. I tank-test all new patterns to confirm that they swim/fish right and have the correct profile before they earn a place in my fly boxes. Before chucking a fly way out yonder I spend a bit of time playing with the flies in shallow water to see what retrieves/speeds work best, how fast it sinks, etc. when the fly is attached to the leader. Surprises me that very few people do this. Cheers and tight lines! Hank
The perch were really interested lol
Very nice action and beautiful lures!
Lol lol 👌👌🦈🦈