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I agree. You get more meat out of them that way too.

@@eustaceomalley6071 thank you! 🤙🏻

@@gladegoodrich2297 I have come face to face with a few bears in the sierras. They’re usually pretty skittish though. And no, I’m on a KTM 890 ADV R Rally. Thanks for the Sub!

Thanks! I'm getting much better with it through the ole trial and error method. I get better and better every time I take it out and have even caught some fish with it now.

@@briharesfishingtours awesome bro! We should hit the water some time. I’ll bring my cameras too.

Definitely quieter this time of year with fewer people camping. If someone will just turn off the furnace it will be even better! I will probably be back up there soon with another video using my KTM rally to get there 🤘

Where is this location

@@sonnybedez7040 A fisherman isn't supposed to give away his locations 😬

@@briharesfishingtours I agree

@briharesfishingtours nice. I got a drz400sm i take up there sometimes. Maybe I'll see you back there one day 👍🏻🤠. As soon as the weather cools down, I usually take the boat out, troll around 🎣.

@@EricR-oc2os 🤙🏻

I usually cross over to the other side up stream a ways, but we didn't make it that far up this time around. I have learned that I spend way more time in 1 area with the fly rod than I would the spinning rod.

@@briharesfishingtours totally agree, with the spinner it's like 3 casts and that spot is done. I'll stand there with flies talking smack to the fish for 30 minutes before i move on lol

@@jre4001 The fish and the tree behind me that my fly gets stuck in on my back cast 😂

🤘🤘🤘 Thank you!

@@EricR-oc2os thank you!

Thank you and good luck!

We're all learning! The experience is what makes it all worth it!

I don't go anywhere without my Tenkara!

That is awesome!!! My grandpa is about your age and still at it as well! I hope I will be able to at that age.

@@Camp_LameOnion I did end up doing that! For the same reasons…so my kids can catch fish up there too

@@soullessart00 😂 you betcha!

@@jonbrown9559 agree, you can only go so far on this river before it turns into a national park though and the rules change

I have heard that!

Get out there!! Even if you don't catch trout the experience of breathing in the fresh mountain air and going on an adventure will be worth it, I promise you that!

sthu ur a goofball

Go touch grass

Mike, these days every state has a Department of Fish and Wildlife (or something equivalent) that monitors fish populations and ensures that people are not overfishing any particular stream. And you are doubly ignorant, because a lot of the fish you find for sale come from ocean fisheries where the wild populations are being overharvested. Do you think that fish for sale are grown from trees?

@@nunliski I get that but the average angler fishes 3 for 4 times a year. If you are out there a lot and taking fish isn't good stewardship friend. It's a culture thing. Bottom Line you are promoting killing fish.

I fish pretty often and I have harvested probably less than 5 fish over the last 3 years. I let most of them go so that my kids and someday grandchildren will hopefully be able to enjoy this same hobby someday. Regulations of season, fish size, barbed hooks etc are all in place for a reason and so long as we respect the rules, harvesting a fish every now and then that you caught is not a bad thing. The problem is that many people don't respect the regulations and that is where the issue lies.

@@JohnMatrixOfficial thank you! 🤙🏻

Thank you!!

@@JohnMatrixOfficial awesome! Nice to have a variety of fish in the same river. And the only way for the trout to compete with the bass and pike minnows is to get big! Thanks for not giving away the location 🤙🏻 this river is already impacted enough haha

@@jenrendon775 I’ve done that a few times. Just have to slow down the whole process. I’m starting to get much better with it now that I’m committing to using it and figuring it out

I sure do!! 🤙🏻😎 set the hook deep too

Thanks for sharing.. the two of you rock!!

Negative, but it's not too far away from us so perhaps in the future!

Up by Clarks Fork the 108 some good spots!! Bass lake area in Madera County along willow creek!! Also hit the Mokelumne up by railroad flat… some roads you take back in there takes you to some good holes

I have switched up some gear tactics and have been having some better luck as of late, but yes agreed, once the water warms up in the river the trout bites do slow down!

@@mouahmoob a fisherman isn’t supposed to give away his secrets 😬

good to know, thanks!

I'm surprised that something actually would eat those stinking water trash

A video combining both of my hobbies in one coming very soon! Thank you!

I agree with you on everything except the putting up a good fight part. I have caught 3 now and they all put up a heck of a dang fight! At least on this river out here in California they do.

@@briharesfishingtours Well from my experience my avg squaqdads were always bigger than my avg trouts so you get this impression that pikeminnows fight decently. P4P trouts put up so much more exciting fights. Or maybe I'm just a shit trout fisherman

@@slipngrip No you're right. I can agree with that

I will for sure!! As frustrating as it is, I love the process of learning something new. Thank you for the tips!

For sure! Thank you for the tips! Hopefully soon the line will be tight with a fish on the other end and not a knot in the middle of my fly line 😂🤙🏻

@@briharesfishingtours that does help a lot, I'm blessed with greyling and they aren't as particular. Catching a fish is good for the motivation. I'd also suggest getting small indicators, they're great in low light or when your dry fly slips under the surface. I caught two fish a couple days ago I never would have seen the take of otherwise. It's cheating (not really) but it'll catch more fish as we learn to better manage the slack in our fly line haha.

@@ThePlasticJedi I do have those and have been using them. They are a huge help!

Good luck brother, I'm sure the addiction will take hold when you catch your first one. Last piece of advice is have a net handy, I didn't see one in the video, boat flipping a fish with fly tippet might mean you miss out on that coveted selfie (it tends to break the fly off pretty easy). Keep up the fly fishing content 👍

@@ThePlasticJedi I do have one! Thanks!

I'm not sure that I understand your reference, but yes something was definitely scaring the fish away 😂

@@TheFlyFishingFilmmaker thanks for the positivity! I agree that it will come around because I improve every time I bring it out!

I can understand the snags, but I've never seen another fly fisherman tangle their fly line like that 😂🙈 so that's a relief to know! That part must get edited out of their videos haha

@@matstaley388 everyone has to start somewhere! Might as well do it inexpensively to start out because new, nice gear can add up fast!

@@briharesfishingtours I got hooked up with Project Healing Waters and we have a great used sporting goods store here so I started on the cheap.

@@wilcosec adrenaline has that effect 😂

@@wilcosec I thought so too 😂🙈

@@jredmmoore agreed. When I watched my footage I could tell they my rod points way too far back.

@@musicproducer5787 thank you!

thank you!

@@jre4001 that’s my stomping grounds! Been camping up there since I was 1 year old! Small world. Thanks for the tip!