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Enjoy the holiday season! Thanks for watching!

Was great meeting you out there! Yeah I figured the mouth would be best because of the slower moving water. Now that the flows are back down I bet they r more spread out.

They'll serve you well out on the water! Thanks for your support!

Thanks for watching! I've plan on making a beginners guide to steelhead fishing video during the summer.

Thanks for watching! Yeah there seemed to be quite a few fish in the mouth due to the lack of rain this season. After the recent blowouts I'm guessing they will be more spread out now

Thanks for your support! They’ll serve you well!

Thanks for watching! Yeah lol we definitely needed this rain badly. I’ve never seen it this dry before.

Thanks for watching man! I recently got a new camera with better lighting.

Ever since you taught me about blood dots I now carry them by the dozens haha. They always work! It’s good to see that the fish r moving up the creek, it’s been a very dry fall. I hope to see you out on the water again!

Thanks for watching man! Despite their size, a steelhead bite is usually very subtle. That’s y I always set on the slightest pause in the indicator

The fishing was great that day. Was also very crowded lol

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That happened to me my first time there. When still water fly fishing I find that you typically have to use heavier tippet. Once I switched to 3x I didn’t have any issues.

@@tyleralisesky5695 wooly buggers (black/olive), zebra midges (black/red) and I caught one on a size 12 stimulator as well

@@onelastsong2121 thanks for watching!

@@astronomy195assignments3 I’ve been thinking about doing so for a while! The issue is finding time now that I’m in college. Over winter break I will do my best to make a pt 2. Thanks for watching!

Thanks man! I've been working on it

Thanks for the kind words, I greatly appreciate your support!

You are welcome.

O yeah there r a ton of big ones in there. I’ve never seen them stock it this good in the fall before. Thanks for watching!

@ yeah for sure, love the vids! Pa usually doesn’t stock brookies, and if and when they do, i’ve never seen them stock them like this!

Im guessing that was likely due to the time of day. During the fall/winter months the trout are more active during the warmest parts of the day.

Thanks for watching man! Michigan is definitely on the bucket list!

Yup a 23 inch rainbow is a guppy. My sincerest apologies for offending such a truly exalted angler like you.

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Thanks for watching! Yeah in all honesty I don't think I've ever seen a slower start to a steelhead season. Hopefully we are bound to get more rain at some point.

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Thanks for watching. This was on a section of elk. RN the conditions are very poor due to the high temps and lack of rainfall. Hopefully we get rain soon!

It is called the jeff blood rig. Basically I use a 9 ft tapered leader with an oros indicator (size and positioning depends on depth and flow), down to my first fly which is usually a blood dot egg. 8 inches above that I bulk up quite a few split shot (amount also depends on depth/flow.) 15 inches below the first fly I tie on a white death zonker.

@@Lossk8s thanks for watching man! Congrats on your first steelhead, hopefully one of many to come!

@@anthony3603 I’ve heard good things about raccoon, I’ll have to give it a shot one of these years. Thanks for watching!

@@troutmasteroutdoors I know I have had a few epic days on that creek!

and advertising it here is sure to increase pressure.

@alexrocco5224 and by being an ignorant dick is definitely a good way never to get advice from people..

Thanks for watching! Yeah man, steelhead are basically just lake/ocean run rainbow trout. And yeah they put up an insane fight haha.

@@troutmasteroutdoorsThese fish don’t fight anything like a real steelhead from the salt.

@@cheechwizard6541if you caught an ocean run fish and a lake run fish with the same rod and same size fish blindfolded I bet money you won’t tell the difference

@@alexstamop Well, you’d lose. Out here you can usually tell if it’s wild or hatchery before you get a look at it. These lake fish barely run at all.

Well some run more than others from the salt and from the lake. Another factor is the environment, these streams are usually shallower and slimmer than west coast water

I've heard good things about this guide service here: www.madriveroutfitters.com/s-2-fly-fishing-guide-services.aspx I've been fly fishing for tarpon 2 times now and have yet to get one lol! Good luck out on the water!

Lol not as bad as walnut!

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Steelhead fishing is tough man! It took me quite a few years to figure it out but once I started fly fishing for them using the jeff blood rig I have been having tons of success. Here's the rig explained in detail: ua-cam.com/video/h0P3B2bYrHo/v-deo.html

You could definitely catch them with an 8'6.

The conditions are always changing. I fished elk the Wednesday. There was a lot of fish in the creek. But the condition will change with no rain.

Yesh man u could definitely use that rod! I like longer rods as it makes it easier to mend line and fight fish but u could get the job done with an 8 foot 6. As for the conditions, they were prime last tuesday but can change very quickly if we don't get more rain soon. Good luck out on the water!

Stay home. No rain has the worst steelhead season I can remember fishing the creeks. Lake shore is shoulder to shoulder when conditions permit.

@@jjz814 na it’s not fly fishing only. All type of tackle is allowed in the majority of Eries creeks. Good luck this season!

These are the days you dream about!! Awesome video👍

@@bencluster627 thanks for watching man!

I totally agree man! It can be difficult to fish at times but it is one of the most beautiful streams I’ve been too! Very close to home as well. We should fish together sometime 👍🏾🎣