Cool video. I drive past the gas plant everyday and recognize many of the places you were. Have fished in some of those places but not as far up as you were. Great video! Well done!
What an epic solo adventure. Sam you do a great job capturing your surroundings. Little unsettling witnessing all those bear tracks and a sad state of environmental issues. Looking forward to your next video.
Excellent video, had to watch on my 65" tv instead of on my tablet. I was going for native Athabasca rainbows on my last trip into an area a bit north of here in which I scored a personal best. Got a nice bull in the main river system then big grayling after big grayling in a remote tributary. Love this area and keep on making films.
Great job! Northern Alberta is a true gem. Not much people know it, you can enjoy the river all by yourself. There were stories about giant grizzlies though, take care!
I lived for many years in northern Alberta and BC and it is for sure an undiscovered gem for the flyfisherman. Don't worry about the logging and oil activity ruining the fishing though. That acitivity has been going on in the north for about 50 years now and the fishing is as good as it ever was. The biggest problem in that area is that most people fishing there keep everything they catch, and with how hard the winters are, those rivers just can't take the pressure if people don't catch and release
I hiked all thru Glacier down the Belly river into Banff, bears, wolverines, wolves and rocks. Tough country in there but it sure has fish. We caught over 100 grayling in Glacier Park at Elizabeth Lake and the biggest I saw was maybe 16 inches long.
I loved watching this adventure. Well filmed, well narrates and well edited. Grayling are on my bucket list, but until then, this video allowed me to live vicariously through you. Thank you.
Great video only one thing I would suggest is let the walking away and walking to shots go. Would love to see what your seeing which would have add more time fishing. Oh well I guess if I don’t like it I can make my own. Great trip though. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It's wicked seeing my home from another anglers eyes (I grew up fishing all these spots with my friends). I've been in BC for the past four years and can't wait to get back home this June! Great job with the film! If you have plans to come north of the boarder again soon i'd love to spend a few days filming and fishing with y'all. (recommend heading to Haida Gwaii or interior BC if you want something really wild and remote)
It’s always been a thing on my mind when fishing. Often times these rivers and streams that are great for trout are pretty remote. I myself don’t have to worry about grizz, but I would say never underestimate black bears for those in the Appalachian mtns.
I've never encountered a bear or wolf in the wild before. The video is great & looks like a fun adventure. Thank you for sharing. Also, I have a couple of questions for you, but didn't see a way to contact you on your website. Do you have an email I can contact you with?
@FLYALLSZN I don't. All I have is UA-cam, Twitter/X, and email. The question I'd like to ask is on behalf of the fly fishing organization I'm a member of. Would you be interested in being a guest speaker at one of our meetings. I replied to your comment two months ago, three weeks ago, & today. Again, if there's some way I can contact you & provide more information, I'd appreciate it. Thank you.
Closest encounter I have had with a bear was finding tracks so fresh they had just started to fill with water. To add to it I’d left my bear spray at camp. 🍀🐻
Not sure why you would complain about the industry. The logging built your house and back country roads you were using for access. And the oil and gas is needed to run your car, make your shoes, car tires, floating fishing line and the list goes on and on. Ignorance is bliss I guess.
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen
High praise, that's much appreciated!
It's cool you gave this channel to your friend for an episode. Good to mix things up. I like his matter of fact, play by plays.
Glad you liked it!
Cool video. I drive past the gas plant everyday and recognize many of the places you were. Have fished in some of those places but not as far up as you were. Great video! Well done!
Man, this video is just fantastic. From the shots, to the voiceovers to the music. Awesome job Sam. Stoked to be seeing more from FAS!
Thank you! More to come...
What an epic solo adventure. Sam you do a great job capturing your surroundings. Little unsettling witnessing all those bear tracks and a sad state of environmental issues. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks a lot!
loving the dorsal fins on those grayling 🤩
Hats off to yet again another banger, love seeing more content from the FAS crew. Keep it up, yall rule.
Much appreciated!! There's a lot more to come
Introspective, tenacious, and humble, thank you Sam, great video!
Happy you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Great video. Been a couple of years since I have been in that watershed, you have convinced me to make a trip this season.
Hope you have the same luck I did!
Great job Sam, great video & narration!
Thanks for bringing a little beauty to us office drones. Ya'll are making me excited to get out this weekend!
Good luck out there!
Excellent video. Great scenery. Nice fish. Strong but understated narration.
Great video!!!!! Surprised you both took solo trips, sometimes it's nice to get sometime alone, this video was the better of the two forsure
Excellent video, had to watch on my 65" tv instead of on my tablet. I was going for native Athabasca rainbows on my last trip into an area a bit north of here in which I scored a personal best. Got a nice bull in the main river system then big grayling after big grayling in a remote tributary. Love this area and keep on making films.
Would love to explore it more in the future!
Great job! Northern Alberta is a true gem. Not much people know it, you can enjoy the river all by yourself. There were stories about giant grizzlies though, take care!
🎉❤😊 Sam is the man!!!
That's very nice of you!
So nicely filmed. And those bulls were beautiful!
Thanks a lot!
I lived for many years in northern Alberta and BC and it is for sure an undiscovered gem for the flyfisherman. Don't worry about the logging and oil activity ruining the fishing though. That acitivity has been going on in the north for about 50 years now and the fishing is as good as it ever was. The biggest problem in that area is that most people fishing there keep everything they catch, and with how hard the winters are, those rivers just can't take the pressure if people don't catch and release
I hiked all thru Glacier down the Belly river into Banff, bears, wolverines, wolves and rocks. Tough country in there but it sure has fish. We caught over 100 grayling in Glacier Park at Elizabeth Lake and the biggest I saw was maybe 16 inches long.
Beautiful trip, thanks for taking the time to post !
Thank you for watching!
Amazing video, new subscriber. Ya that GC to GP area definitely has alotta bears!
Thank you! A lot of bears for sure
I loved watching this adventure. Well filmed, well narrates and well edited. Grayling are on my bucket list, but until then, this video allowed me to live vicariously through you. Thank you.
Thanks for watching! Grayling were on my bucket list for a long time too
Nope!! No alone in any environment like these last 2. You are one brave sob. Great videos though..
Cool! I feel like if all you see is natty gas plants and logging you probably are in the wildest place
Dig the style Hippie Sam. Both the fishing and filming. What an adventure!
Awesome catches, beautiful country. That would be scary bear knocking on your door, of course you say window 🪟
loved the way you filmed htis and explained everything it was really coll
Great video. I was fishing the upper Red Deer a day or two before those folks were killed. I wasn’t that far away either. Scary stuff.
Killed by somebody?
Great video. One of the best I’ve ever watched. I’ve watched a lot. Good job.
Btw that was a grizzly at your car.
Well done!
Always producing a banger vid!🤘🏼
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing!
Great vid Sam, really enjoyed it!
Glad to hear that, thank you!
I need to take you to some very special places on the Gunnison brother for real
Great video translates really well, I just wish I could get out more! Good job!
Glad you enjoyed thank you!
You’re going to have to travel up highway 40 in Alberta and hit the creeks
Awesome trip!
Great filming and dialogue!!! Do the leggings you guys use work for cold water?? And what brand? Thanks!!!
Commend you for sharing a great journey, well done, awesome video (and work)!
Thank you so much!
Great video only one thing I would suggest is let the walking away and walking to shots go. Would love to see what your seeing which would have add more time fishing. Oh well I guess if I don’t like it I can make my own. Great trip though. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Bravo! 🎉🎉🎉
It's wicked seeing my home from another anglers eyes (I grew up fishing all these spots with my friends). I've been in BC for the past four years and can't wait to get back home this June! Great job with the film! If you have plans to come north of the boarder again soon i'd love to spend a few days filming and fishing with y'all. (recommend heading to Haida Gwaii or interior BC if you want something really wild and remote)
Thanks a lot! Very lucky to call those your home waters
Great video!
It’s always been a thing on my mind when fishing. Often times these rivers and streams that are great for trout are pretty remote. I myself don’t have to worry about grizz, but I would say never underestimate black bears for those in the Appalachian mtns.
For sure, black bears are no joke either
Pretty sure I’ve fished the same area a few times. Lots of bears up there
Can I ask where this was please, not exactly but abouts? I live in BC, lived in AB before so..... Amazing fishing and video though...... :-)
Send me a message on instagram if you have one and we can chat!
Look at the chompers on that bull! 0:32:20
Big chompers no doubt
I've never encountered a bear or wolf in the wild before. The video is great & looks like a fun adventure. Thank you for sharing. Also, I have a couple of questions for you, but didn't see a way to contact you on your website. Do you have an email I can contact you with?
Do you have an Instagram? That would be the easiest way to contact us!
@FLYALLSZN I don't. All I have is UA-cam, Twitter/X, and email. The question I'd like to ask is on behalf of the fly fishing organization I'm a member of. Would you be interested in being a guest speaker at one of our meetings. I replied to your comment two months ago, three weeks ago, & today. Again, if there's some way I can contact you & provide more information, I'd appreciate it. Thank you.
what whaight rod were you useing im starting to get into it
This is why S&W made the model 29 in a 3 inch barrel
Don't think you can carry one in Canada though.
@hhblair44 then the only option is to pepper spray. Safely remove kayak first. For more watch bear attacks girl's kayak.
Suggestion - try to film the part where a bear is trying to join you in the car - people might be interested in that
Easier said than done!
Closest encounter I have had with a bear was finding tracks so fresh they had just started to fill with water. To add to it I’d left my bear spray at camp. 🍀🐻
Spooky! I've definitely backtracked a few miles after forgetting my bear spray...gotta have it out there.
i have to know what that green and white rod is what brand i mean?
Most people associate Alberta with oil
I was plagued for a good 50 years by the expression "one more cast'. Probably 60 now.
Hard to keep your flies dry/floating..kind of day
The best kind of day
Can’t leave food or stoves etc out at night
Leaving the stove out was a mistake, the hunter camp next to me also left a deer strung up...
There’s 30” ers in that river.
I believe it!
I'd call you bait and let you go.
Not sure why you would complain about the industry. The logging built your house and back country roads you were using for access. And the oil and gas is needed to run your car, make your shoes, car tires, floating fishing line and the list goes on and on. Ignorance is bliss I guess.
Work the areas you are fishing in this! Some amazing spots out there
I’m honestly shocked I haven’t seen my truck in the background of your vid we fish the same spots out there 😅
Maybe someday you will!