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No. I add a dab of super glue/resin

Thanks. I knew someone would have a sense of dumb humor around here.

Had to go in order to drop out. Mee-ma scooled me. Thanks for watching and the kind words!

@@fishyintentions4305 bro really just brutally murdered me with kindness

Aren't you just the smartest !!!!!

I think he was trying to be funny but wiffed

Lmao, nice.

This title had a little bit of sarcasm in it :P

Don't recommend. That's how I lost my pinky.

We were doing good on everything from nano\micro streamers down to size zebras and al's rats.

Planted? they're likely stocked fish but you think these guys are planting fish for less than 500 view youtube videos?? lol. these fish fight eachother in the spring when they are spawning, very common to have beat up fins.

Might be worn down from digging in the gravel to build redds. Quit handling those fish. Keep them in moving water, with their gills covered, and if one must take pix, then do it quickly. Do not hold those fish out of the water with one hand on the tail and one at their head. That can injure their internal organs.

these are all stocker trout. Im confused as well

@flyfshrmn09 Not saying you're not wrong. But makes little difference when that fish is snagged out 20 minutes later and drug down a sidewalk on a stringer

@@flyfshrmn09 lol worn down from making reds? These are stocked fish! Also holding by the tail is the efficient and nicest way to handle these bigs.

All water fished is public water

Hey Dave. Yup, 99% of the people I'm always fishing around are keeping their limits

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Don't believe the hype. There's no secret, they're not harder nor smarter then any other fish out of the gate. The number one tactic to catching one is actually fishing for them. Be there first, find the one that hasn't been bothered. The second tactic is persistence. The more times something drifts accurately by their face the greater the chance a take. Sometimes it's first cast, sometimes it's over an hour and 300 casts later

@@fishyintentions4305 thanks man

@andrew_knight wish u could link that 5inch golden from the keystone waters this year here lol

U guys catch some tanks every video haha

Gotta get to the fish before the racoons do

@@JP-dz7zuyou couldn’t be any more correct! It’s amazes me how many idiots think trout are only around just in April. Ps I’m the other guy in the video lol.

I’m in Lycoming county which is north central of the state. Quittapahilla creek is the closest DHAL that’s been stocked so far. It’s a little over 2 hours away but I’m going to give it a shot Friday.

@@fishyintentions4305 thanks. I’ve been getting them good on egg patterns

tons of random nymphs. I primarily fish size 14-18 bead head variations

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Sometimes Golden's get unintentionally mixed into the tank and end up getting stocked in the stream as a result.

Hey Dave, i use a 10ft 3wt on most streams, including this one. Since theres no real brush or impediments up aroudn the rod tip area i have no problems using it. It also allows me to get really nice drifts and control using the longer stick. I usually goto a 11ft on the bigger tailwaters like the tully. And sometimes ill drop down to something smaller like a 2-3wt 7-8ft on these smaller streams if theres brush impediments or the water is clear and low.

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