Excellent video! So much more represented here than just the catching of trout. Great respect shown for the whole immersive experience that is wild trout fishing along with obvious care for the trout and stream. Made me want to be there. Well done and congratulations on a great day on the water.
Jeremy, I really appreciate your words. Thank you!! I try my best to make each episode into a little movie for that day on the stream. I am passionate about wild and native trout and conserving this precious natural resource. Also, the cold, clean water is critical as well as the natural forested habitat. Long live the wild and native trout!! Thanks again and tight lines 👊
Remember a few videos ago, I commented on there always being a bigger fish.....well, you got him. Too bad the water was a bit cloudy when he was released. Would've been nice to see him swim away a bit more. Amazing. Great catch. Great video. What a windy, rainy day. And you braved it to educate and entertain us . Thank you for that.👍
Thank you very much, buddy!! Yeah, that big boy was like Loch Ness swimming away into the murky depths. I appreciate you watching and your comments/support. Glad you enjoyed!! 👊 What did you think of the soundtrack?
You did it again, felt like I was on the water with you. Another superb video. Really thought you were gonna pull a few more good sized browns from that last hole especially by that feeder. Keep them coming Wild Trout Man.
Much appreciated Dave!! It’s awesome if you felt like you were there!! Hopefully your rain jacket worked better than mine😂 Yeah, I also thought the spot at the feeder stream was going to produce, but I already had an excellent day so that’s okay. Next time it will 🙂 Thanks for your support 👊
Inspirational. I went sunday here in nny. The water was insanely high since last month but I caught 2 little browns and a 18 inch smallmouth, which I thought was the 20 inch brown. Found my first morel mushrooms, which where just on the way out, nearly dried and bleached. But success, trout n mushrooms. Filmed it all. Have a video soon. Thanks dude.
Thanks Kent!! Yes, because the fish are less likely to see you if you cast upstream or 3/4’s upstream. Fly fishing is an incredible sport…. Hope you get hooked!!
If you cast upstream, strip line in as the fly floats towards you so you can be ready to strike as soon as the trout hits. Make sure your fly is floating at the same speed as the bubbles so it looks like a natural floating insect.
Your videos are awesome! Just started watching after meeting you at my eye appointment. Love the way you get in all the tight spots of a stream! Do you ever do any videos on tying the flies you use?
Much appreciated Rick!! No I haven’t published any fly tying videos yet but I’ll get you the recipe for the Super Adams. Lots of tight spots on these smaller Native and Wild Trout streams… that’s part of the fun. Thanks for watching and tight lines!! 👊
@@DavidReed-t6c cast·er [ˈkastər] noun Caster is the pupa stage of the common bluebottle fly that produces the large hook maggot. The maggot forms a hard, brown outer shell before eventually metamorphosing into a fly. This is the same process by which a caterpillar forms a chrysalis before emerging as a butterfly.
@@DavidReed-t6c Wild Trout Man precisely drops a dry fly between overhanging hemlocks and rhododendrons with a side arm roll cast. That’s rather cool and extremely effective on small class A Wild Trout Streams. If you don’t already use it, I recommend you try it!
Wild Trout Man can precisely drop a dry fly between overhanging hemlocks and rhododendrons with a side arm roll cast. That’s rather cool and extremely effective on small class A Wild Trout Streams. If you don’t already use it, I recommend you try it.
Pretty sure my wife and I bumped into on one of its neighbors this past Spring. You beat us there by a little bit and were gearing up a couple hundred yards below the confluence with the trib you fished that day. We went back this Fall and fished that one. Very nice stream. There’s a big Brown in the one obvious spot on that stream. Big undercut boulder on the left below an impassable falls. Hooked him, but didn’t land him. Mid teens probably. Was all Brookies above that.
@@mattyancheff3037 yes, I remember that. That was a classy move. You are a fly fisherman and a gentleman. Nice to meet you here. I did well on that gorgeous stream… only brookies though. I also did a UA-cam video of that experience called Fly Fishing for Native PA Brook Trout.
We got a late start that day. It was pretty cold out, wasn’t expecting to run into anybody. I fish almost entirely small streams, and maybe once a year I bump into another angler. On a small stream like that the guy who gets there first has the right of way to do whatever they want IMO. Thought I recognized that stream from your other video. I’m sure it has Browns to that waterfall. Good thing it’s there for the Brookies’ sake. Enjoying your videos. Keep at it!
@@mattyancheff3037 yeah, I definitely love fly fishing small streams for native and wild trout. That is my specialty and I’ve been doing it since I was a kid 🙂 soo many great memories and incredible experiences with just breathtaking scenery. Gotta love it!! Good thing there are some waterfalls on these streams to save territory for the native brookies. Once the wild browns move in, it’s even a tougher time for the brookies to survive. I also rarely bump into anyone on these streams which is kind of nice too, but I wouldn’t mind bumping into someone like yourself that is passionate about fly fishing for wild trout.
Hi Mike, Sorry, can’t spot burn with names for these small streams. There would be a stampede of fishermen and these streams can’t support that kind of pressure. I will say to check out the Lehigh River and its tributaries and Broadhead Creek and its tributaries. You will certainly have lots of quality material to work with in those watersheds. October will be a wonderful time of year to explore the Poconos. Thanks for watching and let me know how you do. Long live the wild trout!!
Question. I'm fishing an extremely long stream, really tannic water but clear still. Its stocked in town with 9 10" browns. The towns population is roughly 200 maybe less. So as soon as after a mile the stream goes into thick forest high banks and huge cliffs and ridges. The streams fierce and narrow. Will any of these brown trout they stock go down river into no pressure areas and grow and holdover? I caught a 18" smallmouth shaped like a torpedo. Is that bad? Should I keep fishing it for a wild or holdover brown?
Sounds like an awesome stream. Sure, the stocked browns will move depending on water quality, temperature and structure. I’m sure some of them will be found in the forested area.
Rick, here is the recipe for my Super Adams creation: hook size 14 but can be 12 or 16 also tail - up dn trout wing material cut in half body - grayish brown antron hackle - grizzly and brown wing - up dn trout gray wing material or white olefin yarn It’s a beefed up Adams dry fly made to float exceptionally well. The up dn trout tail material floats incredibly well. I do use that material for the wing too because of how well it floats but it only comes in the color gray so this time I used white olefin yarn for the wing because it’s easier to see in a fast tumbling brookie stream. It’s a killer fly that floats high and can support a tungsten bead dropper. That’s an absolutely winning combination and you’ll see with my videos that it’s a combo I use quite frequently with very good success. Thanks for watching and tight lines!!
Yeah, I’ll be back. Luckily we have so much amazing water… if wasn’t destroyed by the anthracite mining industry. That’s why I volunteer with several incredible conservation organizations in our area. Clean Water is Life.
I wouldn’t want all that garbage on my home waters. I carried a garbage bag full of trash out of there. Hopefully you and others do the same. It’s a good idea to stuff a garbage bag in your pack or vest and put it to use on the hike out.
Excellent video! So much more represented here than just the catching of trout. Great respect shown for the whole immersive experience that is wild trout fishing along with obvious care for the trout and stream. Made me want to be there. Well done and congratulations on a great day on the water.
Jeremy, I really appreciate your words. Thank you!! I try my best to make each episode into a little movie for that day on the stream. I am passionate about wild and native trout and conserving this precious natural resource. Also, the cold, clean water is critical as well as the natural forested habitat. Long live the wild and native trout!! Thanks again and tight lines 👊
Remember a few videos ago, I commented on there always being a bigger fish.....well, you got him.
Too bad the water was a bit cloudy when he was released. Would've been nice to see him swim away a bit more.
Amazing. Great catch. Great video.
What a windy, rainy day. And you braved it to educate and entertain us . Thank you for that.👍
Thank you very much, buddy!! Yeah, that big boy was like Loch Ness swimming away into the murky depths. I appreciate you watching and your comments/support. Glad you enjoyed!! 👊
What did you think of the soundtrack?
@@WildTroutMan cool music.
Sounded new.
Nice water, great country and top fishing, tumbe up and tight lines and greetings from New Zealand,, Tony
Thnx Tony, much appreciated!!
Tight lines down under!! 👊
You did it again, felt like I was on the water with you. Another superb video. Really thought you were gonna pull a few more good sized browns from that last hole especially by that feeder. Keep them coming Wild Trout Man.
Much appreciated Dave!! It’s awesome if you felt like you were there!! Hopefully your rain jacket worked better than mine😂
Yeah, I also thought the spot at the feeder stream was going to produce, but I already had an excellent day so that’s okay. Next time it will 🙂
Thanks for your support 👊
Let's go Wild Trout Man! Keep up the grind 💪 Loving it.
Haha, thnx Johnny H!! Thnx for watching and your support. I’ll be out fishing/filming very soon. Woo Hoo!! 🎣🥶🙂👊
Beautiful scenery and well-made documentary, as always. 👊 Fish on!
Thank you, SFL!! I had incredible material to work with. Thnx for checking out Wild Trout Man and glad you enjoyed. 👊 Fish On!!
Inspirational. I went sunday here in nny. The water was insanely high since last month but I caught 2 little browns and a 18 inch smallmouth, which I thought was the 20 inch brown. Found my first morel mushrooms, which where just on the way out, nearly dried and bleached. But success, trout n mushrooms. Filmed it all. Have a video soon.
Thanks dude.
Nice!! Wild shrooms and wild trout are a winning combo. 👊 Smallmouth bass usually move in when the water is warmer downstream.
Excellent video! I'm so very tempted to dig my fly rod out that I bought with my paper route $$ back in the early '80's!
Blow the dust off that fly rod!! The trout are hungry and feeding!! Thanks for watching Marlin. All the best to you. 👊
There is only one creek with browns like that in the Poconos... haven't been there in awhile..great vid
Hey Brian, yeah that was a prize small stream brown… and on a dry fly. Time for you to get back there!!
@@WildTroutMan if ww3 doesn't come soon..I will..thx for bringing back memories
@@brianvincavage7626 better get there quick!! 👊🐟
Fun video! Was given a fly rod, so I need to start learning. Do you usually cast upriver and have fly drift towards you?
Thanks Kent!! Yes, because the fish are less likely to see you if you cast upstream or 3/4’s upstream. Fly fishing is an incredible sport…. Hope you get hooked!!
If you cast upstream, strip line in as the fly floats towards you so you can be ready to strike as soon as the trout hits. Make sure your fly is floating at the same speed as the bubbles so it looks like a natural floating insect.
Your videos are awesome! Just started watching after meeting you at my eye appointment. Love the way you get in all the tight spots of a stream! Do you ever do any videos on tying the flies you use?
Much appreciated Rick!! No I haven’t published any fly tying videos yet but I’ll get you the recipe for the Super Adams. Lots of tight spots on these smaller Native and Wild Trout streams… that’s part of the fun. Thanks for watching and tight lines!! 👊
Nice casting Wild Trout Man! 🎣
Thank you Joaquin 😊🤟
He's not that good of a caster
@@DavidReed-t6c
cast·er
[ˈkastər]
noun
Caster is the pupa stage of the common bluebottle fly that produces the large hook maggot. The maggot forms a hard, brown outer shell before eventually metamorphosing into a fly. This is the same process by which a caterpillar forms a chrysalis before emerging as a butterfly.
@@DavidReed-t6c Wild Trout Man precisely drops a dry fly between overhanging hemlocks and rhododendrons with a side arm roll cast. That’s rather cool and extremely effective on small class A Wild Trout Streams. If you don’t already use it, I recommend you try it!
Wild Trout Man can precisely drop a dry fly between overhanging hemlocks and rhododendrons with a side arm roll cast. That’s rather cool and extremely effective on small class A Wild Trout Streams. If you don’t already use it, I recommend you try it.
Not the species of serpent I would have expected given the stream. ;)
Matt, Indeed 👊
Pretty sure my wife and I bumped into on one of its neighbors this past Spring. You beat us there by a little bit and were gearing up a couple hundred yards below the confluence with the trib you fished that day. We went back this Fall and fished that one. Very nice stream. There’s a big Brown in the one obvious spot on that stream. Big undercut boulder on the left below an impassable falls. Hooked him, but didn’t land him. Mid teens probably. Was all Brookies above that.
@@mattyancheff3037 yes, I remember that. That was a classy move. You are a fly fisherman and a gentleman. Nice to meet you here.
I did well on that gorgeous stream… only brookies though. I also did a UA-cam video of that experience called Fly Fishing for Native PA Brook Trout.
We got a late start that day. It was pretty cold out, wasn’t expecting to run into anybody. I fish almost entirely small streams, and maybe once a year I bump into another angler. On a small stream like that the guy who gets there first has the right of way to do whatever they want IMO. Thought I recognized that stream from your other video. I’m sure it has Browns to that waterfall. Good thing it’s there for the Brookies’ sake. Enjoying your videos. Keep at it!
@@mattyancheff3037 yeah, I definitely love fly fishing small streams for native and wild trout. That is my specialty and I’ve been doing it since I was a kid 🙂 soo many great memories and incredible experiences with just breathtaking scenery. Gotta love it!! Good thing there are some waterfalls on these streams to save territory for the native brookies. Once the wild browns move in, it’s even a tougher time for the brookies to survive. I also rarely bump into anyone on these streams which is kind of nice too, but I wouldn’t mind bumping into someone like yourself that is passionate about fly fishing for wild trout.
What are the name of the stream’s your fishing? Coming to Poconos in October any suggestions thanks Mike z from Depew ny
Hi Mike,
Sorry, can’t spot burn with names for these small streams. There would be a stampede of fishermen and these streams can’t support that kind of pressure. I will say to check out the Lehigh River and its tributaries and Broadhead Creek and its tributaries. You will certainly have lots of quality material to work with in those watersheds. October will be a wonderful time of year to explore the Poconos. Thanks for watching and let me know how you do. Long live the wild trout!!
Question. I'm fishing an extremely long stream, really tannic water but clear still. Its stocked in town with 9 10" browns. The towns population is roughly 200 maybe less. So as soon as after a mile the stream goes into thick forest high banks and huge cliffs and ridges. The streams fierce and narrow. Will any of these brown trout they stock go down river into no pressure areas and grow and holdover? I caught a 18" smallmouth shaped like a torpedo. Is that bad? Should I keep fishing it for a wild or holdover brown?
Sounds like an awesome stream. Sure, the stocked browns will move depending on water quality, temperature and structure. I’m sure some of them will be found in the forested area.
Heard of an Adam's fly but what is a super Adam's?
Rick, here is the recipe for my Super Adams creation:
hook size 14 but can be 12 or 16 also
tail - up dn trout wing material cut in half
body - grayish brown antron
hackle - grizzly and brown
wing - up dn trout gray wing material or white olefin yarn
It’s a beefed up Adams dry fly made to float exceptionally well. The up dn trout tail material floats incredibly well. I do use that material for the wing too because of how well it floats but it only comes in the color gray so this time I used white olefin yarn for the wing because it’s easier to see in a fast tumbling brookie stream. It’s a killer fly that floats high and can support a tungsten bead dropper. That’s an absolutely winning combination and you’ll see with my videos that it’s a combo I use quite frequently with very good success. Thanks for watching and tight lines!!
@@WildTroutMan thank you very much for sending this to me. I will tying in the near future. Thanks again!!!
Stay there
Yeah, I’ll be back. Luckily we have so much amazing water… if wasn’t destroyed by the anthracite mining industry. That’s why I volunteer with several incredible conservation organizations in our area. Clean Water is Life.
We don't want out here on my home waters.
I wouldn’t want all that garbage on my home waters. I carried a garbage bag full of trash out of there. Hopefully you and others do the same. It’s a good idea to stuff a garbage bag in your pack or vest and put it to use on the hike out.