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5 de may. de 2013 · http://www.intheriffle.com/ | Fly Fishing Video Shorts #3 - San Juan Shuffle
8 de may. de 2013 · 50. 5.6K views 10 years ago. Please "Like" "Comment" and "Subscribe" to the videos you watch on the Jazz Video Channel. Bob Mintzer's Big Band Live at Vitello's in Studio City, April 19, 2013...
17 de oct. de 2023 · The San Juan Shuffle is the act of kicking up silt and mud on the bottom and then drifting your nymphs along in the cloud. A practice that originated on the San Juan River in New Mexico, it is believed that the shuffling kicks up nymphs, worms, and other food from the bottom and causes trout to move in and feed in the drifting mud.
The pattern is a straightforward one to tie and can be fished in various ways. The worm pattern was the impetus of the San Juan shuffle, which is now a frowned-upon activity, but it still managed to produce the much-needed worm imitation. More on the shuffle later. Fly Fishing on the San Juan River.
12 de nov. de 2007 · The San Juan Shuffle is where someone goes above a great fishing hole and kicks their feet around to stir up the silt and whatnot. This dislodges bugs and makes the fish start to feed. All you gotta do is drop the flies down into the hole and the feeding fish will grab it.
8 de oct. de 2022 · · October 8, 2022 · . Follow. Here's a clip from our recent live stream with our "Principal Conductor" Bob Mintzer. This latin jazz-scented Mintzer original is called "San Juan Shuffle" and features Ruud Breuls on trumpet, Andy Hunter on trombone and Sebastian Nickoll on congas. recorded live in the Kölner Philharmonie, conducted by Bob Mintzer.
The pattern was the impetus to the infamous "San Juan Shuffle", in which fly fishermen used to scuff along the bottom to dislodge the worms and create a feeding frenzy with the local trout inhabitants. This technique has become "unsporting" and is not looked upon favorably by most flyfishermen.
