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I wonder that all the time I get to hit the water for fish. Thanks for watching.

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Hahaha, nah. It does protect the fish some by preventing contact with the oils in human skin. Also my wife is not a fan of the fishy smell and the gloves save me from having to scrub off layers of skin after every fishing trip. Win/win/win. Thanks for watching. Not huge trout but big enough to be fun on that ultralight rig.

@@WanderingIdahoanFishing hahaha she otta be used to that smell lmfao

@@user-wj7xt5tt3y She picks up smells that I am completely ignorant of. It is like a superpower with her. I'd rather do what I can to help her than expect her to just deal. Just my thing. :)

They were gorgeous in morning light. Thanks for watching.

There was no one the whole morning. In the evening it can get busy. I showed up 2 hours before sunset and was alone initially, but an hour later I had about 12 other people around me.

I appreciate it. The sunset really made the colors pop on that fish. Thanks for watching.

Thanks! The number of red wing black birds at this pond was a little crazy. They are common around every pond but they were everywhere at this one.

Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.

It truly is. Thanks for watching.

For a telescopic rod it really is a good little ultralight. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I love catching trout on jigs and an ultralight rig. Makes it an absolute blast to land them.

Browns Pond in McCall. Great little pond that is always a lot of fun to fish. I have always hit double digits on this pond.

Those sunfish species are gorgeous. I wish there were more of them around these parts. Thanks for watching. Liking your channel. Good luck out there.

Awesome! I plan on going back to catch some of the smaller panfish with my tenkara rod. I would love to get a bass out of there too, but that may be a goal for next year. Glad you were able to get that crappie. Love it!

Crappie are a super fun fish to hook into. They can be a little hard to find in my neck of the woods, but I am definitely going to target them more often when I can.

Air pumps to keep the oxygen levels of these local ponds stable. Helpful to prevent fish kills, but they can be a snag magnet.

That is for sure. Fun catch but the bigger trout are preferred.

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Thanks for watching. Worms on a float was a winning combo for me. Tried some other options first but the worms really did the trick. I hope you can hook into some of those bigger ones.

Thanks! It was a fun day for sure. I have to try for bass on my next trip there. I hear there are some good sized ones.

Funny went there to catch crappie and didnt get any. I got 3 bass and a bunch of bluegill though. 😅 Maybe we should switch places.​@@WanderingIdahoanFishing

@@brox2098 I will be going there again soon to try for bass. I am happy to switch luck with you for our next trips. :)

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Thanks for watching. I'm curious why you think I need to?

You definitely should. They are pretty good size and fun to hook into.

Thanks for watching and for the question. It is a solution I adopted for two reasons. My wife is sensitive to pond water and fish smells, and I don't like scrubbing layers of skin off my hands after every fishing trip. This solved both issues. I have no criminal record but plead the 5th on any cop questions. :P

Not sure about turtles, but they might be in this pond. Found a baby snapping turtle near a pond by my house, and they are not native to Idaho. It was donated to a local reptile rescue place. Most likely it was a sneaky bluegill or crappie that managed to grab a bit of the worm without getting the hook and then managed to tear off the rest of the worm when it dove back to the bottom.

Hello fellow Idahoan. Thanks for watching. I'm in the southwest, Boise area. I was born and raised here in Idaho and feel so blessed to live in this beautiful state, and not just for the fishing. If you're interested in seeing interesting parts of Idaho I have my Adventures channel here on UA-cam, Wandering Idahoan Adventures. You live in a beautiful area. We hope to be adventuring in that area more in the near future.

I do. My wife is sensitive to fish and pond water smell and I got tired of scrubbing layers of skin off my hands after every fishing trip. Not sure why it matters, but thanks for watching and asking the question. :)

What is your setup man? It’s nice!

@@imcross7738 Thanks! None of it is super spendy. The rods are Plussino telescopic rods, which makes them easy to store. I like the Pflueger President spinning reels (I have the 35B on those rods and a 20X on my ultralight setup). My line is the KastKing Superpower braided fishing line, yellow, 10lb with a 2-3 foot 8 or 10lb leader. Can get one whole rig complete for about $100 on Amazon. The reel is a splurge, though, and you can easily do just as well with a cheaper reel. For my local ponds, the drop shot rig tends to work the best for me, but I fish mostly in the off-season in those areas. Thanks for watching and for the question.

Thank you! That pond has not been getting much love from F&G, and the cormorants are still feeding there in large numbers, so it has been difficult.

@@WanderingIdahoanFishing That’s a bummer, it used to be a great place to fish!

@@thetroutslayer It was. Hopefully will be again...someday.

That was a good day. Thanks for the support. I'll see you out there again soon.

Okay. Have a blessed day.

How did I kill it when I released all of these fish? Thanks for commenting.

Yes, they can breed them. By definition rare means: "(of a thing) not found in large numbers and consequently of interest or value." Even though they can create more, they don't, which makes it rare by definition. Yes, it gets more people fishing. Both can be true, and I don't have an issue with any of it. Thanks for commenting.

Thanks for watching. Hoping to try getting some different species soon with the warmer weather.

Thank you! I'm so surprised the palominos are still around but I caught one just the other day there too. McDevitt wasn't even biting today, still. *sigh

Thanks! Caught and released that seemingly last remaining palo yesterday, but had to go back to Mariposa to catch more than one fish.

@@WanderingIdahoanFishing You caught more than I did yesterday, tried mcdevitt and Kleiner and only got bites

@@thetroutslayer It appears that IDFG is not doing much stocking. It is a little worrying. This is the first year that the website has not been regularly updated. I'm hoping things get better as things warm up. It was sure fun to catch those palominos though.

@@WanderingIdahoanFishing haha 😂 nice 👍❤️

It has thinned out since this trip, but they should be stocking it again soon.

Thanks! Hahaha.

It was pretty spectacular. Probably not frozen over anymore, but might freeze again before the end of winter. Hope you get to try it sooner rather than later. :)

Yeah, it was all ice and snow capped last time I tried there.

Awesome! You've been killing it lately.

Yup. Glad I'm not the only one.