Maine Fly Fishing, Kennebago & the Rangeley Region for Brook Trout & Landlocked Salmon

Fishing with Grants Camps Rangeley Maine

Multiple salmon follow the fly of Grimsa until one engages properly…. Fly Fish Iceland fishing video
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23 comments on “Maine Fly Fishing, Kennebago & the Rangeley Region for Brook Trout & Landlocked Salmon
  1. Kennebagoguy18 says:

    man that is the best place in the world right there, up in the kennebagos?

  2. walkletcs says:

    I love brook trout and someday I? hope to get one 18 plus inches.

  3. walkletcs says:

    Thanks for sharing.?

  4. tristancooper1997 says:

    do you know a man by the name of dana littlefeild? he took me fishing up in rangly lake i shit? you now i caught a 6 and a half pound salmon and he said it was on the smaller side for that lake

  5. RickyBobbie101 says:

    man the fishing up there right now? is pretty friggen good 😀

  6. grantscamps says:

    Estimated at 28inches…freakin huge! When I saw the photo I thought he was pulling my leg and showing me an Atlantic Salmon. I’ve been trying to get him? to get a replica made of it for his wall. He’s truly and outstanding fisherman.

  7. RickyBobbie101 says:

    how big was that landlocked thats one of? the biggest ive seen

  8. RickyBobbie101 says:

    I love? fishing the kennebagos wether it be little big or the river its my favorite no matter what! i also go to camp Kishacaquillas just down the road from grants its a blast

  9. grantscamps says:

    Those? fish are not from the rapid my friend. That’s a bit of a drive, but doable from Grants.

  10. BlaCKgHostME says:

    beautiful brookies gentleman! can not wait to hit? ol rapid this spring!!!

  11. silverleapers says:

    good advise!?

  12. silverleapers says:

    awesome….never gets old.?

  13. vfrexup says:

    This is what life is? all about !

  14. backwinter says:

    cool?

  15. flyfishergroup says:

    Still have some Grimsa availability if? you are interested. Jack

  16. willmcphail4 says:

    Awesome video! What am I? doing sat on this computer!!?? I should be there!

  17. jsmallwood2007 says:

    salmon usually spit the hook if you don’t set..a good rule of thumb is say “there he is” then set after the fish has turned back down…water depth and speed are factors in the fish hooking itself or not and how hard to set, for example, in shallow rivers and streams the fish will not drop back down far enough or fast enough to tighten the line setting the hook itself ..watch the guy with all the fish on every morning is my advice.?

  18. Piranhaboy01 says:

    you want the salmon to turn to go back down with the fly as it sets in the corner of the mouth. that’s the best place. If you set hard soon as you see the fish take the? fly it’ll most likely pull from the soft tissue of the mouth and also startle the fish into somersaults and back-flips most likely throwing the hook

  19. Piranhaboy01 says:

    that would be considered a left-handed river here in Newfoundland. Add a riffling hitch, fish left-handed using the curl and your success will go? through the roof with all those partially interested fish. Great video!!

  20. TripleDubFishing says:

    That is? a great video.

  21. dirtbikemike69 says:

    Oh man I want to go there!?

  22. 65joisv says:

    yes it’s because if you set the hook at the same second, i mean if you pull the line as soon as you feel something, then most of the time the hook will not set on, they always wait for a few second’s? and then pull the line, they led the salmon eat the fly for a bit.

  23. crowdcor225 says:

    very cool video guys…
    One thing that I noticed was that when the salmon hit the fly, the angler barley set the hook. It was like the line gradually got taught, instead of sinking the fly into the fish. I have seen this with Atlantic Salmon? Anglers… It’s like they let the fish set the hook themselves… Any reason for that?

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