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I have blogged before about the Jensens. They are absolute fish hawks, who also produce incredible videos.
Very cool, particularly in that that one of the fish is over five pounds.
They are just awesome, aren't they? I learned how to nymph without an indicator so for me it's just second nature, but I don;t often get to sight fish to trout that size for obvious reasons!
That's great that you learned how to nymph without using an indicator. Old school!
Great video of catching the huge browns! I imagine when a big one like those take, you sure don't need an indicator to know it.
Agreed. Cannot imagine landing a trout that big, and so, will save my nickels and hope to fish in New Zealand one day.
Great video and based on how they say "eh?" so much I'm thinking they're from Canada. Not sure what impressed me more, landing a 7lb Brown or the way she charged across the current, above hip deep in fast current!
Good catch. They're from Alberta….