I PAID $100 TO FISH HERE (It was worth it!)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- I PAID $100 TO FISH HERE.. I take you guys along with me to go fishing at a brand new river in a brand new state. I have never fished in Utah before, or even been to Utah! We bring out the waders, the fly rod, and a dream of catching some fish. I did not expect this to happen..
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tight lines
What kind of videos do you guys wanna see the rest of the summer?? 🤔 Hope you’re all having a good one! Thanks for watching it means a lot!
Hi I went fishing to I’m 15 today
a video with me in it lmao
Try to hook up with a fan from each state and fish
Fuuuuuuuuhhhhh I'm in Utah lol ive been waiting to catch you when your here for fishing
You are at the Green River Place that I like fishing
He’s in one of the best trout fishing rivers in the world and he doesn’t know it
Definitely Seems like something Michael would do lol
He’s jsut a kid from Delaware
@@chrisnavarro6701 that made me fucking dead asf😂
@@jacklopiccolo2700 but he always be saying that 😂
If anyone wants to learn about Jesus Christ read the Bible or reply and I’ll send you some Bible Verses. The outline of Noah’s Ark was found.
Tips: Fish upstream. When you are casting out to current through an eddy, you have to mend your line a lot and will only have a small window of time for a natural drift. Your hits were coming inside the eddy, so you didn't need to cast out all the way to the downstream current. Keeping your fly on the inside of the seam of the eddy allows a much longer natural drift.
Literally one of the most legendary rivers in the US and first state has no clue lmfao
he seems to miss a lot of stuff tbh
He's goofy but that's why I like to watch him.
...Nice to see you catch one while fly fishing! However, you're forgetting everything that kindly gentleman taught you about casting that day, you're still casting it like a spinning rig, all arm instead of using your wrist. Also, as I recall from my old fly fishing days, you should make several false casts below your target area, lengthening your line with each false cast, and then changing the angle on your real cast to your target area. If you do it right, that "real" cast will be smooth, otherwise it will "Snap". Also, don't drag the retrieve through your target area, make sure the line drifts well passed that zone. Good luck!
I was thinking the same thing. Needs to remember those guide lessons he had.
Have to agree with this comment. Your were not using a fly fishing cast technique! You looked like you were casting a lure! But a fun video and you caught a fish! Well done!
With all the other tips in the comments I figure one more won't hurt. Always set the hook the direction that the current is flowing. The fish are always facing the direction the water is moving from so setting it with the current will set it into the fishes mouth rather than pulling it out of its mouth.
Hey first state fishing I just wanted to say that you’re a big inspiration to me and I’ve been watching you ever since you reached 5K and I really love your videos keep up the great work
That means a lot thank you!!
“You don’t just buy a pizza to eat the box” - FirstState
Eat it with the box obviously
best analogy ever
A tip for you: Set the hook instantly!
It took me longer than 10 minutes to see you catch a fish. That's how you know it's a real fishing video! Keep it up FirstStateFishing 😎Fishing is not always how these other YTERs make it seem. Love the content!
More fly fishing content! Loving the RV adventures
Appreciate you watching ! Thanks!
Grew up in Utah. The nature down there is so amazing. And the fishing is so good
Quick tip, walk up the river and cast up so the fish don't see you as they are facing the current they can see you if you walk down with the river. Also when ur behind the fish you tend to get more hook ups as ur striking towards the fish not away from it just how you were in the video.
I love that he throws in I'm just a kid from Delaware each video just to troll the haters who hate when he says that! 😂😂
Oh look, beautiful wildflowers as you proceed to stomp right on em 😂😂
I am no fly fishing expert. Here are some tips I have received. Cast at 45 degree angle upstream to give yourself a longer drift. Mend the line and do not allow too much slack between you and the fly. Set the hook in and upward motion but not the force of bass hook setting. Great video and location. Glad you were rewarded with a fish. Patience is key.
Quick tip for drys. Don’t let to much slack line build up so you can get a better set. Good work and tight lines.
Let’s goooo!!!! Another fly fishing video
Just trying to help instead of setting the hook to the side. Pull straight up your hook up ratio with the fly will be much better
Isn't setting the hook to a side better? I think if you set it straight up you are taking the hook out of the fish mouth. If you set it to a side you are hooking thowards the sides of the mouth.
finally. more fly fishing!
who is the coolest version of firststatefishing
A. chef firststate
B. flyfirstate
C. the OG firststatefishing
D. is there another first state?
@Jon Daniel i did not mean it to go that way
@Jon Daniel ok
Legendary
Just some friendly tips, use your wrist more instead of your arm! Makes your casting a lot smoother and gets the flies out there. Also with that much slack line out your not setting the hook hard enough to connect with those fish. But other than that keep it up bro you’ll get it in no time
love your videos
Thanks for watching!
@@FirstStateFishing your welcome
@@FirstStateFishing what fly rod is that
This guy from Delaware is the best fish tuber. Not the best fisher and not the best geared but so humble and funny.
Hey man great video I love seeing people getting into fly fishing. Your intuition for where fish are going to be is great and your casting isn't perfect but its really pretty good for how long you've been doing it. I think the number one thing that would immediately help you catch more fish is focusing on the drift of the fly. and making it look natural. As an analogy, most of your drifts in this video are the equivalent of burning a crankbait in 100% of the time, some fish might take if they're really aggressive but the smart ones will know something is wrong, that's why the fish was "missing" the take, he either decided last second he didn't want it or missed it because it wasn't floating still on the surface of the water. So how do you do it? Mending is hard right? so rather than casting across the current and making it really hard to get a natural drift, try setting up below the fish (a little off to the slower side or where you're aiming) and cast above them. You will have to continue to take in your slackline as the fly drifts towards you but it will usually be a really good drift. The other tip is that your hook set should be patient, immediate but not preemptive (with clear water its easy to set the hook to fast cuz you see the fish coming) and it should just be raising the pole as high as you can, not swinging the rod hard. Congrats on an awesome trip and beautiful fish!!
You should set up a double rig with your dry fly as an indicator and remember when setting hook on fly pull line down and lift rod up hope that helps any
Crackin up a bit... topwater flyfishing.. great with a UA-camr that will go out of his comfortzone
These are my absolute favorite videos of yours. I think you mix it up perfectly. Bass, trout, saltwater
It's a beautiful place!!!Nice video
Dude thats a sweet spinning rod an reel combo you have. I especially like it because the colors. Yes, im a big Boston bruins fan ❤😊
Another good video. FirstStateFishing has become must see!
I love the fly fishing
Half of fly fishing revolves around line management. Having all that slack in your line made you miss some of those hooksets. Easily could've caught a bunch more.
Exactly
Still trying to wrap my mind the pizza vs pizza box analogy lol!
Beautiful rainbow
I love fly fishing vids
That guy at the gas station is kinda like another version of Tom amazing video I love your videos can you plz do more fly fishing videos
Nice bro happy you got one!!
Maybe try out a dry dropper rig next time and fish all those juicy looking riffles you walked past. I catch a bunch of my fish in the current while nymphing. Keep up the great content!!
22:24 only fish catch in the video
Brooooo Utah has some amazing fishing. You gotta come back. You were on one of the greatest trout rivers in the world in didn’t even know it!!
First state Back with another banger
Let's goo🔥🔥
Yo I live in Utah, let’s goo
Btw if you want good places to fish, Utah lake is good for catfish and carp, strawberry reservoir is good for rainbows and cutthroat, deer creek has good smallmouth around the rocky areas, and that is the places I fish the most. There are plenty of lakes around and the ones up in the mountains most often have trout, but most other fish are in the flater areas.
I was just visiting family in Utah and they live 5 mins away from Utah lake. I went and landed so many big catfish. I used worms and chicken liver. Also went to a creek near a bridge and landed my Pb brown trout
Gotta love exploring new spots.
If you come through the area, you should fish Wind River Canyon and the Big Horn River around Thermopolis, WY! Blue Ribbon trout fishing. One of my all time favorite fishing areas. Gimme a shout if you need any info.
More wrist in your cast less arm.
Cast up stream with rod at 10 o'clock instead of 7 with a little more tention. Just letting it float natural. Hookset from 10 to 12. You're not fishing for stripers. Also no need to be out far. Just roll cast to the inside of the eddys in those small current breaks and edge of the pool. Seemed to be where all your strikes came Which patters are everything in this. Maybe get yourself a longer rod also. Just a flick of the wrist is all you need. Good luck.
I live in Utah and have fished many waters. Hope you like it here and maybe check out some reservoirs we have all kinds species here. Good luck on your fishing endeavors.
You can just replace the fabric part of the net with a rubber net/silicone net. Just pick up a replacement net.
What a beautiful place! Truly gorgeous!
Wow nice fishing
Been loving all the fly fishing lately
yo flyfirst state in the house
This is why I watch you just don’t give up 🤙🏾
I live in Utah and when I fly fish I always use a hook wrapped with red so it looks like a blood worm and they bite it so much and I would recommend fishing at the bottom with weights and fish along the water that turns from brown to blue
Coastal ocean fishing on the kayak
Happy Father’s Day brother.
Come back to UT any time, man! The fish aren't goin anywhere, there will always be PLENTY of them! Hit up Strawberry Reservoir next time for some big boy cutthroat.
Utah is a beautiful state! Man I can get you on some bigguns here! I’ve fished all over this beautiful state and it’s got some phenomenal scenery!
It’s always nice to see when you post fly fishing videos, tight lines!🤟🏼
Beautiful location.. Yr a lucky man.
very nice!
I’m a big fan
I’m down in Northern Utah (Ogden area) Weber River is my favorite place to fly fish! I’ve only been on the green river once and didn’t have any luck. Lol I’m fairly new to fly fishing as well :D big fan been watching the channel for awhile!
4:00 break break break wheres ur nad brake also awesome video i love you
Love all the trout fishing
Have you ever thought of fishing in New Hampshire?
Definitely want to eventually!
I’m from Utah and fish that spot all the time. It’s crazy to seem him here!
If u venture further into Utah the Provo river and upper Weber river a famous for fly fishing too seen massive brown trout, cutthroat and rainbows come out of them many times
I LOVE UR VIDS! U make my day so much better!
You have to check out Canyonlands!
SICK video!! Ohh man that first fish you caught was MASSIVE!! The 3rd and 4th weren’t huge, but still not bad!! An absolute BANGER of a video! Most fishing YTers try to actually catch fish in their videos, but not you! Bold strategy, let’s see how it plays out! 🤣🤣
Those are native, wild trout!
Only the cutthroat is actually Native to the Green River but they have a great population of other trout that reproduce naturally in the river now. 6 different species
been watching your videos for a while from Texas. you've inspired me to get up and go fish out of state. im literally packing my bags watching this video to head out to cali and see what i can catch out there. love the videos!
Did you catch anything?
My favourite youtuber for the past three years! Always makes my day when you upload! Keep up the great work!
Beep beep noti gang coming through!!!!!
Always see you in here super early! That means a lot I appreciate you!
@@FirstStateFishing always my brotha. It means the world to me that you noticed!
You should pay a little more money and get a soft rubber net it not only helps the fish but it won’t get your lures tangled when they flip around
YOU FINALLY MADE IT TO UTAH!
Great video firststate! I can put you on some bug stripers if you come to the Los Angeles areas!
Love the vid
great video, looks like you had a good time, keep up the good work!
This is my fav spot to fish I live very close to here:)
Do more top water and nymph fly fishing very helpful
With a dry fly let it eat for a sec.Make sure you have no slack in your line it makes it impossible to hook the fish with the slack
Ah yes my favorite time of day watching ur vids while having dinner
I love the fly fishing videos man I'm new to fly fishing as well but have probably put in almost 100 hours this year as my first year fly fishing I picked it up pretty quick I think but when dry fly fishing you have to set the hook immediately they tend to grab then drop the fly really quickly I've noticed and when casting in wind try a double pump cast you can probably find tutorials here on UA-cam how to do it I learned by standing on my lawn or in the middle of random streams just casting for hours with no flys on
Fly fishing let the fish take the fly before you strike that’s what we do is Scotland #uk
i love your videos i like the fly fishing but idd like you to use mor rods and reels with a kastmasterjig with the blue pink and black you will get major action
Love the green . It's a great fishery . You should charter a lake trout trip while you there . Or burbot they're cool and crazy looking
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Fish up stream, and keep the lune tight, once u see a blow up strike straight away, and even if its a blow up right next to ur fly strike because he might of hit ur fly but u didnt know it. And when casting ur casting like a spinning rod pull back the rod the let it go forward 2 times and on the 3rd time let ur line go so u get a better cast. ~ryan from ireland
“The green river I think?” He has no clue he’s in one of the best rivers in the world haha.
why is the river so good?
@@mark.s8699 it has absurds amount of fish per every square mile of river, the fish are all extremely healthy and the average fish on the green is between 14-17 inches. and there are many really good fish like 22 inches in there. not only that but the scenery is amazing.
@@coltonmaxfield4638 I'm lucky to live only 20min away from it. I camp there all the time..though I had no idea it was so famous. No wonder I ALWAYS catch fish there
That canyon thingy? Bruh 😂😂😂
Post notification gang letssss gooo
Yeee🔥🔥
Keep your tip up and mind more
Yaaaaaaaay!!!
I’m bout a get some merch now that I have money to spare!
If you ever come back to Medford OR try Medco pond. It’s about an hour away and you can catch tons of small fish (Bluegill, Bass, trout). Fun time if you don’t wanna go for the big ones
DUDE! That’s my hometown. I grew up there in Dutch John and fished the Green my whole life. It’s some of the best fly fishing in the country. In fact my dad is the supervisor on that dam. Next time hit me up and I’ll share some secrets with you.