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Competition Fly Fishing and Loch-style Fishing Specialist

Competition Fly Fishing and Loch-style Fishing Specialist - Fly Fishing Insider Podcast episode artwork

Fly Fishing Insider Podcast

Josh “Jelly” Gelinas is a four-time representative of the Canadian fly fishing team and knows stillwater. Speaking with Christian Bacasa, Josh explains how he approaches a piece of water when loch-style fishing, the competition-tested method behind fishing a stillwater from a drifting boat.

Josh “Jelly” Gelinas is a four-time representative of the Canadian fly fishing team.

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What is loch-style fishing?

Loch-style fishing is the stillwater approach Josh Gelinas specializes in. Josh walks Christian Bacasa through how he reads and works a piece of water loch-style.

How do you approach stillwater in competition?

Josh Gelinas knows stillwater and has fished it at the competition level. His approach to water is the core of this Fly Fishing Insider Podcast conversation.

Who is Josh “Jelly” Gelinas?

Josh “Jelly” Gelinas is a four-time representative of the Canadian fly fishing team. Christian Bacasa hosts Josh to talk competition fly fishing and loch-style tactics.

Does competition fly fishing help a regular angler?

Competition anglers like Josh Gelinas develop a repeatable way of approaching water under pressure. Josh lays out that loch-style approach in full, and it carries over to any stillwater day.

Key takeaways

  • Josh “Jelly” Gelinas has represented the Canadian fly fishing team four times.
  • Josh specializes in stillwater and loch-style fishing.
  • The episode covers how Josh approaches a piece of water loch-style.
  • Competition experience shapes a repeatable stillwater approach.

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