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GibLife
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Living the good life in the great outdoors!
Lake Havasu Bass Fishing
Casey and Ryan bass fish while Whitney and Brooke paddle board. Bass and sunfish!
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West Clear Creek Backpacking and Fishing
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Casey and Whitney revisit the West Clear Creek Wilderness with Zeus and Apollo for backpacking and fishing! Brown trout! Rainbow trout!
Chevelon Canyon Lake Fishing
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Casey and Whitney camp and fish at Chevelon Canyon lake on the Mogollon Rim in Arizona. Trout!
Bass Fishing the River
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Casey and Tim fish for spring bass at the Lower Salt River in Arizona.
Skiing and Snowboarding Snowbowl
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Casey and Whitney ski and snowboard at Snowbowl in Flagstaff Arizona.
Winter Hiking Oak Creek Canyon Sedona
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Casey and Whitney hike the famed Oak Creek Canyon in early spring with dogs Zeus and Apollo. Casey tries to fish the mostly frozen creek.
Mountain Biking the Chipmunk Trail in Pinetop Arizona
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Casey and Whitney mountain bike the Chipmunk Trail in Pinetop, Arizona.
Brown Trout in the Black River - Camping and Fishing
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Casey and Whitney camp and fish the Black River in the White Mountains in Northern Arizona with dogs Zeus and Apollo.
Mile High Fishing in Denver, Colorado - Ep. 2
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Brothers Casey and Tim try and catch 50 fish and 5 different species of fish each! Trout, bass, walleye, pike, and sunfishes! Episode 2 of 2.
Mile High Fishing in Denver, Colorado - Ep. 1
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Brothers Casey and Tim try and catch 50 fish and 5 different species of fish each! Trout, bass, walleye, pike, and sunfishes! Episode 1 of 2.
Backpacking and Fishing Clear Creek Wilderness
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Casey and Whitney backpack into Clear Creek Canyon, fish, and camp in the canyon for the night with dogs Zeus and Apollo.
Backpacking the Cabin Loop Trail - Trout Fishing, Bear Sighting
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Whitney and Casey get redemption by backpacking all 30 miles of the Cabin Loop Trail with their dogs Zeus and Apollo. Hiking on the Arizona Trail and the Mogollon Rim. Casey catches Rainbow Trout, Green Sunfish, and spots a bear from the trail. 0:00 Hiking on the Arizona Trail 0:40 Fishing Fred Haught Creek 1:31 Hiking to Pinchot Cabin 2:41 Camping near Pinchot Cabin 3:16 Bear Sighting and Hiki...
Backpacking The Mount Baldy Loop Trail
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Casey and Whitney hike backpack with dogs Zeus and Apollo on the Mount Baldy Loop in the White Mountains in North-Eastern Arizona. 0:00 Baldy Crossover Trail 0:43 West Baldy Trail 2:18 Camping at the Peak of Mount Baldy 4:06 East Baldy Trail
Winter Fishing at Willow Springs Lake
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Casey, Whitney, Gabe, and Ariana fish on the Mogollon Rim at Willow Springs Lake. Tiger trout, rainbow trout, and green sunfish. Dogs Zeus, Apollo, and Kai play in the snow.
Denver Ice Fishing & Skiing Copper Mountain
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Casey and Tim fish for trout through the ice and downhill ski Copper Mountain for two days. Catch and cook with two of the rainbow trout, local pond bass fishing, and hot wings! Dogs Luna and Titan. 0:00 Ice Fishing 3:59 Downhill Skiing 6:46 Ice Fishing Day 2 9:26 Downhill Skiing Day 2 11:42 Catch and Cook, Pond Fishing 12:20 Hot Wings
Bass and Walleye Fishing in Denver, Colorado
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Bass and Walleye Fishing in Denver, Colorado
Cook Islands Snorkeling, ATVs, Hiking, Kayaking
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Cook Islands Snorkeling, ATVs, Hiking, Kayaking
You should try the Platte inside the city; those are seem real urban fish. They got fight in them. Thanks for the video.
Those aren’t suckers those are pike minnows
Do you mind me asking what baits you used? Thanks
You guys got a stop drop of the fish!!JESUS
I love this video 📸 thank you
What lake did you catch the walleye at .? Brand new subscriber..
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Cool video and enjoyed the scenery on the creek
You have never had to pay to get into Stanley lake ever still not it is 2023 April 3rd as I'm watching this I've lived in Colorado my whole life I have fish Stanley lake plenty of times never once paid there is not even a pay station to pay who did you give money to?????
Daily vehicle entrance fee was $7. Fishing licenses and park admission fees rarely get checked but I always play it safe. I'm not willing to risk my fishing license retting revoked or suspended for any reason, it's my favorite thing to do in my free-time. Plus the money just goes back to keeping the parks nice so I don't mind paying.
I know this is old, but just wanted to let you know, those fish you were catching are Round-tailed chub. Not Razorback suckers. Like the Razorback suckers though they are protected and fishing for them is strictly catch and release. There are suckers in clear creek but they are desert and Sonora suckers. The suckers and chub are the native fish, rainbow and brown trout are introduced. So while the suckers may occasionally eat trout eggs and the chub may occasionally eat young trout, the trout eat sucker eggs and young suckers. Suckers get a undeserved bad rap with the “throw them on the bank, they eat trout eggs” being the most prevalent myth peddled by trout fishermen
Thanks for the info! I had fun catching both! I have caught some big 5 pound Sonora suckers with the orange belly in the Lower Salt River, I'll try to get it on video next time
5:44 That's Cottonwood Lake. 6:59 Gold medal waters means theres a high population of trout 16"+ per acre not sure of the exact numbers.
My backyard, guys! Nicely done!
Thanks!
What rod and reel are you using?
7 foot Kast King Blackhawk 2 and Cadence CS5 2000 size. I have two of the exact same set up. I've had to replace the tip on both rods but that's not too hard. The reels I have abused and still work perfectly. Highly recommend both for convenience of the rods and durability of the reel.
Great fish! Looks like you may be just south of the damn right? Top 1/3 of the lake?
Yeah, that spot is pretty nice. I tried hiking to the east side of the lake from the dam one time but the trail was too rough. I still want to try the south side where the water comes in.
Head to the other end of Chatfield next time. You'll get bigger fish
Thanks for the tip!
Just found your channel and subscribed. I love the blend of Colorado and Arizona content. I used to live in Phoenix and im now back in the Denver area. I look forward to new content. Cheers! 🎣 👌
Thanks! The fishing is incredible out there!
The dogs looked like they had a great time! Did you guys hang your food in a tree?
I think the dogs have more fun than we do! Yes, we always hang our food/trash and anything with a smell to keep the bears and other small animals away. We use clear waterproof dry bags which are a little heavier but also very smell proof. It's mostly the squirrels and mice that will chew through your stuff to get to the food
Nice
Nice trout, great video
Thanks! It's one of the deepest lakes so I know there are bigger ones out there!
Fun video, what lake were the bluegill at?
Bluegill and Crappie were at the lower lake at Arsenal!
Is the bass pond private ?
Yes
Looks like a beautiful spot and will hit it soon! Timmy C Arizona
It could be my favorite place in AZ. I believe it is about 30 miles long too, so still more to explore!
@@gib_life Nice! I'm missing fossil creek this year. Soo easy to just drive there and enjoy the awesome water. Next year!!
Have hiked Clear Creek from the headwaters near Happy Jack to the Hanging Gardens near Camp Verde. It truly is thermostats beautiful and peaceful place in the state. My will states my ashes are to be scattered near Tramway trail, my sons know the location. I’ve been there countless times, yet I’ve never fished Clear Creek. Glad you guys enjoyed your time there. Fun act, we have encountered one of the largest black bears I’ve ever seen just downstream from where you camped.
sooo many redflags
A few close calls but I included them to keep it interesting. No injuries though, so I'd call it a successful day of goofing off!
Nice fucking trout! I haven't been fishing since I moved to Phoenix. You guys make me want to go again
Thanks. Not many places to fish in the desert, so I like going up to the mountains!
Awe.
That helment is sick
Thanks, it's a Ruroc
That is a beautiful environment and great video.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for this! Here’s a little something for fun: ua-cam.com/video/0W6Jj9pjUbM/v-deo.html
Looks like it must be circle bar draw
Where did you start this hike from? Obviously not the south side trail and not the road down to dam either - thanks in advance and nice job on the rainbows!
It's before you get to the camping spots. Thanks, I still need to catch a big brown though!
@@gib_life I've had a lot of success at the Southend of lake where stream/lake meet, but now need to try this spot! We are all after that big brown - good luck!
Nice adventure , thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Can’t wait to check out some of your other videos. I really think that you deserve more views! Have you heard of promosm!?? You could use it to help increase your subscribers!!!
What apartments are those ?
That's the secret honey hole. I'll share it when I hit 1000 subs!
I know where , lol don't share jt
Those dudes are funny.
Haha I thought it was Mt baldy in SoCal. However this place is beautiful. I want to visit in the future!
You should!
I live in Aurora (Chambers/ Mississippi area) what's best spots for me?
Any place we went is good 👍🏻
cool video keep it up!
Thanks!
Hello I caught a lot of fish in one spot in Colorado mountains about 34 Fish and no Rod fishing caught 2
Nice work!
love the video so much keep up the awesome work!!!!!! 🔥🔥
Appreciate it!!
This was Oak Creek Canyon in mid February. There were almost no other people on what is normally a busy trail! If you do hike in the snow, bring gaiters, I went off trail to try and find a spot to fish and got a decent amount of snow in my boots.
where did you catch the perch?
I don't remember, but you can search the Colorado Parks and Wildlife App by species.
Nice video! Planning on doing the loop this weekend. We are experienced hikers and have backpacked before. Would you recommend going clockwise or counter? And do you think its possible to do in 2 days..we can only camp one night.
It is about 30 miles for the full loop so you could do it in two 15 mile days. We did clockwise and day 3 was hard because there was a lot of elevation change. If you go counterclockwise you could hike the road really fast and then cover the elevation when you are fresh and then have a somewhat easier second day once you are already tired. Distance and pack weight both wear you out, so try to balance the two based on your endurance level.
Haha love it! That is a pretty intense hike which makes the fishing all that more fun!! Thanks for the share
What were you guys using to catch those walleyes.
Took us a while to figure out what they like there, keep trying new things!
What was that lake were you were catching those bass.
Thats the honey hole! I'll share it with my subscribers once I reach 1000!
What is the lake in the apt called?
Thats the honey hole! If I get to 1,000 subscribers I will share the location!
@@gib_life 😉 LOL I used to live there I already know where it is! Kinda weird seeing places you know really well on UA-cam.
Sweet! How long was the hike to the river and where did you guys enter from? If its not a secret.
From the trailhead we started at, it was about a mile. Here's a hint: the trail is along a creek!
@@gib_life That's awesome! Thx😉
Going to Elwood canyon this weekend. Hopefully I get some fish !
What pond is that where you caught those little bass? That has apartments in the back
Thats the honey hole! 🤫 I'll reveal it at 1,000 subscribers!
My favorite thing to do when fishing is asking my fishing partner if they want to see a fish, and then catching one on that cast!
Nice video
Thanks