Indicator fly fishing for California steelhead and trout with spey and switch fly rods

TOP TIPS FROM PROS ON INDICATOR STEELHEAD FLY FISHING

The bubble will get you a frown on many western waters yet at the end of the day the numbers will turn a frown into amazement. One of the most beautifully styled steelhead spey casting indictor fly fisherman in the world can be found pictured above. Breaking new ground with a style all his own. Timothy Horner and a handful of his local waters. Be sure to check out the Irideus steelhead flies for 2013-2014 they are sure to bring you luck! The Irideus 11.6 6/7 spey and switch fly rod is an industry best. The price is what we as steelheaders feel is a top end. But lay the 6/7 down next to the industry bests then cast the rod against them. Time on the water will make a champion every time. TRUST IN IT!

One way to start out steelhead and trout fishing is with a small float or indicator bubble. These can be casted easily on the Irideus spey and switch fly rods to great distance. Run an 8 ft leader from the float using one fly or two fly nymph rigs. The novice fisherman will have a greater chance of hooking fish using the indicator fly fishing method. The Irideus 6/7 11.6 foot switch fly rod has proved to be a true champion using this approach. Standard fly rod people will also hook more light biting fish like steelhead and trout doing this.

We also will use large dry flies running a smaller nymph 18 inches off the back of the dry fly. This will bring more explosive strikes and offers a more natural approach to the water.

You will be able to cast to fish from distance spooking less fish....this is reason enough to give switch and spey fly rods a shot! 

One more perfect wild Feather River wild steelhead tamed by the Irideus 11.6 spey rod using Irideus steelhead flies and an indicator set up nymph rig style with the Irideus micro swivel. Give this style a try!

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A look inside a custom Timothy Horner GreenWater fly box made in Chico California USA. Still one of a kind after many moons!  The Irideus recycled material fly fishing box foam was a gift to the fly fishing industry. Sometimes the ideas behind great things fly below the radar.If you are a die hard steelheader or have a steelhead fly fisher on your holiday gift list the GreenWater fly box is a must! Each box is built by hand by Timothy Horner. The materials are still recycled from industrial dumpsters by hand.  http://www.irideus.com custom 

Irideus steelhead salmon and trout fly fishing 2013

Irideus is the fly fishing journey in full color and spirit. We look forward to meeting you on the rivers edge. Still swimming toward the headwaters in 2013!
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Steelhead fly fishing is good clean fun. Bring Irideus steelhead flies and products to your neck of the woods!

Timothy Horner Signature Series Hypnotic Tube Flies tempt all anadromous fish.
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The Irideus Tribute tube fly box is a great place to store all large steelhead fly patterns. The flex foam holes accomidate more than tube flies and this diverse fly box is getting some attention from saltwater fly anglers to Striper,Pike and Musky fly fishers.

Making time for the river soothes our fly fishing souls

Fly fishing is one of the wonderful things in our mind where ever we go. Hold each step and memory close even when miles away from the water or ten feet under snow. The journey is bright in any place in any condition.When we are close to what we love it is close to us. The days on the water are special in many ways.Sharing them with close friends even better. Some video action of a day goofing around with the dog we love.

Catch and release steelhead fly fishing with friends and clients builds long term bonds on the river that last forever as memories we will never forget!

A beautiful 3 lb baby steelhead is still a bunch of fun to play and land on the 2013 Irideus spey rod. For California fly fishers this is a must have rod. It may soon become the only steelhead fly rod you fly fish.