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Fishing the trio technique on my local stream from Paul Gaskell on Vimeo.
In this video it is called the trio technique. The first minute or so is a few still photos with text, but that is followed by quite a bit of fishing (and catching) video with instructional narration. He catches brown trout and grayling.
This is just an FYI and I have not fished with two droppers off of a dry myself. Also, the waters he fishes are much more stained than the gin clear freestones I usually fish, so he can get away with getting that close and standing fairly tall.
The stream is probably the River Don in the Sheffield area. I say this because Gaskell has also done a conservation video on that stream, and they look similar. Also, his statement "it's a beautiful thing," regarding the contents of a stomach sample (around the 12-minute mark) would seem kind of strange except in the context of a recovery effort.
The conservation video is also very good. Here is the link:
Wild Trout Trust River Don Video
In this video it is called the trio technique. The first minute or so is a few still photos with text, but that is followed by quite a bit of fishing (and catching) video with instructional narration. He catches brown trout and grayling.
This is just an FYI and I have not fished with two droppers off of a dry myself. Also, the waters he fishes are much more stained than the gin clear freestones I usually fish, so he can get away with getting that close and standing fairly tall.
The stream is probably the River Don in the Sheffield area. I say this because Gaskell has also done a conservation video on that stream, and they look similar. Also, his statement "it's a beautiful thing," regarding the contents of a stomach sample (around the 12-minute mark) would seem kind of strange except in the context of a recovery effort.
The conservation video is also very good. Here is the link:
Wild Trout Trust River Don Video
