Where does this 20-inch trout live? The answer may surprise you?

Sometimes large trout can be found hidden in plain sight; often in diminutive, overlooked places. There are reasons for this. Additionally, when the water is high it is still possible to find rising trout especially when a hatch is on. Join Andy Leitzinger on the River as he shares his insights on these phenomena.

[@user-zh4yl5jo9q]

Thanks Andy for a very well put together presentation. It's a pleasure to watch you fish a stream that you are so deeply attached and well connected to. Your 51 years of history with Penns is remarkable. I appreciate being able to draw on your wealth of knowledge and experience. Looking forward the next one. Nathan

[@toddwilcox142]

Great video Andy. I absolutely love Penns. Thank you for sharing.

[@scottlowe3355]

Great video. Thank you. I appreciate your explanations.

[@pawoodsnwater7551]

Andy! Excellent explanation how to seek out different lies, especially in higher water. Thanks for sharing.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Exquisite river full of trout, thanks for a great vid!

[@jimm5119]

Another great video Andy … thank you!

[@brianmacelroy636]

Hi Andy Trying to reach you about a speaking engagement Thanks Brian

[@joshuathomas4934]

I wish I could fish where there were not people shoulder to shoulder tangling up in eachother. Where the fish don’t get absolutely demolished and eaten by people. Or where they don’t get snagged by South Americans and piled into trash bags and hauled away.

[@Condoug10]

Explore new spots then dude, figure it out.

[@gladegoodrich2297]

20" fish is not considered any thing special in Utah. Must be 22" in some lakes and streams to be a legal fish. 30" is not uncommon.😊