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Great video filmed in the Golden Circle of Trout fishing. Bears are usually thick in there ... recommend traveling with a companion and walkie talkies.

yup... this is the start of the poem. I took it in the valley down. Treasure-trout. I believe it was forrest fenn?

Wow How do I find this spot, I’m always off the 108 at Beardsley and pine crest

Fished it a few years back. Opening day and several days after. Bison grazed right next to me a few times. Geysers were in the foreground. Swung soft hackle the entire time. I caught a lot of fish. Great River.

It said steelhead in the title...

I once heard the rocks on that river were grease covered bowling balls. The good spots are real energetic to get to, so those nice fishes have very little pressure. Me and my buddy tied a rope around the truck's wheel and we rappelled down to a tasty looking spot. Lot's of LDRs but we landed beaucoup beautiful fish. There's a little bar and grill not too far from the Dak, that Bing Crosby had built. Great spot for a couple of cold ones after a great, but exhausting day on that river

Gotta applaud the making lemonade effort in that high fast water. Ten foot 2wt certainly wasn't overpowering, especially dealing with the CFM. I lived in Redding for a while, and spent a lot of time on the Upper Sac, McCloud, Hat Creek, etc., I have fished most of the Blue Ribbon American rivers, but the Dunsmuir reach of the Sac was my go to. There's a spot about a half mile downstream from the bridge that caused all those problems, that has trees overhanging the whole river for about a quarter mile. One day,while having a pretty good day fishing October Caddis nymphs, the hatch came off, and it was like being inside a shaken snow globe. Immediately switched to those huge orange dries, and got a lot of refusals, because there were so many wiggling live ones on the water. Eventually landed a nice fourteen incher, that was a day I'll never forget. Tight lines Bro!'

Man those are some beautiful fish. Was that section above or below AhDiNa?

You had a fishing legend comment on your video! Tim knows that river better than anyone that watches this video.

Been fishing the Owen’s for decades. It’s a great fishery. I enjoyed watching you pull some very nice trout out of there.

No steelhead there , steelhead are sea run rainbow trout. Those have never been in saltwater so they're just rainbow trout

Not the prettiest stretch of water but the fish are sure there.

Next time your on the SF jut IM me I will take you on a float.

And I remember fishing the Owens River back in the 60's. What happy memories of my home state I left so long ago...rr Normandy, France

Steelhead come from the ocean, not Crowley lake.

and you wonder why that fish was dead? Quit playing them like that just for fun wtf lol.

high sticking for the win. :)

No such thing.

Nice!!!

Rough on the fish without a net

Nice catch I love this creek

Hey PD. What a beautiful spring creek! Thinking of heading to this area in a couple of weeks - late April - for a week or so. Never fished Hot Creek and have only fished the Walker (once) in this area. Any suggestions as to other waters in the area that are fishing well in that time frame? Thanks as always; hope you are well.

I’ve fished a few of those small streams in Yellowstone and had a blast catching small Yellowstone cutthroats. Those streams for me are real treasures.

You need to learn how to properly release trout

It's such a beautiful place, but I'll say this as an observation over my years since the 80s. Sadly, it has declined in numbers and size of fish. I feel a number of issues have happened, the lack of water and the impact of the internet.today It's getting more difficult to get away from people more and more .

You relit the fire, thanks. 👍

My brother and I were out there wheeling a couple weeks ago. I live down south, so I didn't know where he lived. I kept thinking of how bad I blew it by not bringing a rod.

Friendly comment intended for you and anyone stumbling into your video - please avoid wading, getting your boots wet in Hot Creek and other Sierra local waters that have New Zealand mud snails in them as you will likely contaminate them should you wear the same clothing (unless you boil, freeze or let dry for a week). Please help control invasives!

Fished almost every hole and run in this river ! Magical place !

You not going see that ever again!

How are they steelhead? Aren't they just rainbows since they're landlocked?

No Steelhead there !!!!! What UP

Had some great days in Grayling!

What size hardy ultradisc reel would balance my g loomis euro 10’ 2wt?

Cool spot

Definitely God's country 🙏. Beautiful area, so tranquil. We've had many fantastic times fishing the beautiful river in Trinity, CA. Thank you for sharing this fantastic video. God bless 🙏

Nice of you to come back. We fish the same places

BTW, I learn a ton from watching your vids - where and what water to throw (and not pass over), fly selection, indicator vs. high stick. Lots. Thanks.

I love how you leave little clues in your vids as to your location . . .

Nice vid man. So the burning question is, do you ever dry fly?🤔 . Asking for a friend😎

That’s looks nice where is that in the sierras?

Wild Trout continue to refuse to live in ugly places.

Welcome back PD. Good to see some content from you. Also noted the care you are taking with the trout. So many others on youtube insist on the money shot and squeeze the life out of em.

Love your style of fishing you always get get drag free drift thanks for sharing this place wild , gracias amigo!

Hey PD - just getting around to seeing this. Do you feel you were at a bit of a disadvantage with the 3wt, given the size of the fish and the flows?

Welcome back! Random question, but have you ever seen a Sasquatch?

What rod wt are you using? The size of the fish make my think 2-3wt possibly an 8’ rod

Your back! Right on. Good vid man.

How dumb, and you were not fishing a salmon fly. They were crawling all over you at the edge of the river

Glad to watch a new video from you. Great video.