Nothing that hasn't been said already, but I've gotta do it....... As much as I wanted to, this was tough to watch, man. That demonstrated shenanigans between the 10:30 - 12:30 minute(s) made me cringe. For what it's worth, heed the advice from your comments below.
Cool video, nice fish! Not sure why you handle and measure your fish so much. You stressing the fish out, and anyone that fishes that watches these videos 😁. They are obviously nice fish. A couple ideas for you. You should get a measure net if that is important to you. Another quick way to get an idea of size is to measure the wood hoop of your basket of your net and compare that to the fish. That net looks like mine, it is a 15 inch opening long wise. Once you put back in the water just hold until it revives instead of in and out and moving to other parts of the river. Let the fish live another day so I can catch them 😁. I started euro nymphing this summer for first time, big fan!
The Backpack Blazer I prefer the middle as well 😎 I don’t know the number of fish per mile on either but I seem to get into a little more on the middle🤷🏻♂️
Craig Dunn crazy enough it’s actually just an old 5 weight I used to use when I first started. I just blood knotted a euro sighter and got to work learning. It’s much more sensitive on a euro rod and you can support lighter tippets but if you wanna start I highly recommend just throwing a sighter on a 5 wt. Tie 5-6ft 3x tippet on the end of that then surgeon knot 2 ft of 4x. The tippet is a little thick however it will get down with a heavy attractor and trust me euro is a game changer. As far as rods go I know guys on the US team who just use the cortland competition ($250) bout the cheapest quality rod you can get but if you can spare an extra 100 I recommend the syndicate ($325) 👍🏻
Jordanelle resivoir, Oakley lake , strawberry lake , Provo river in heber city and deer creek are awesome spots , I always get fish there , jordanelle has monster browns !!!
Good browns but y were u always worried about getting them to the reel I always say if they go to the reel then use it but if they’re not strong enough too just strip it
Now that's a great day on the Provo! Good sized fish 😁
Good video
Nothing that hasn't been said already, but I've gotta do it....... As much as I wanted to, this was tough to watch, man. That demonstrated shenanigans between the 10:30 - 12:30 minute(s) made me cringe. For what it's worth, heed the advice from your comments below.
Very sad how he treats the wild fish, he is fishing for views not fun.
Damn who catchin more fish than my nigga out here... don’t sleep on this guy 😴😴😴
Cool video, nice fish! Not sure why you handle and measure your fish so much. You stressing the fish out, and anyone that fishes that watches these videos 😁. They are obviously nice fish. A couple ideas for you. You should get a measure net if that is important to you. Another quick way to get an idea of size is to measure the wood hoop of your basket of your net and compare that to the fish. That net looks like mine, it is a 15 inch opening long wise. Once you put back in the water just hold until it revives instead of in and out and moving to other parts of the river. Let the fish live another day so I can catch them 😁. I started euro nymphing this summer for first time, big fan!
nice fish.... looks like a good stretch of water
matthew anaya when the flows are up it generally fishes well👍🏻 appreciate the comment!
Cool brown! Please handle more carefully. Trout are very delicate.
Ben Marshall agreed! Dry rocks are not good for them!
Hell yeah dude! Nice browns!
Lars O'Hara thank you sir!
Nice day on the water. I seem to catch bigger fish on the lower but prefer the middle.
The Backpack Blazer I prefer the middle as well 😎 I don’t know the number of fish per mile on either but I seem to get into a little more on the middle🤷🏻♂️
Nice Browns.
Fishfearme Studios 👊🏻👊🏻appreciate it
Nice video you should try not to keep the fish out of the water as long they end up dead in a day or two just FYI. But nice fish
They way this fish was handled is a perfect reason why sometimes the big ones don’t like to come up too much. Awful
I hope you've learned how to treat this beautiful fish...
What is your rod setup here? I am looking to pick up a euro rig.
Craig Dunn crazy enough it’s actually just an old 5 weight I used to use when I first started. I just blood knotted a euro sighter and got to work learning. It’s much more sensitive on a euro rod and you can support lighter tippets but if you wanna start I highly recommend just throwing a sighter on a 5 wt. Tie 5-6ft 3x tippet on the end of that then surgeon knot 2 ft of 4x. The tippet is a little thick however it will get down with a heavy attractor and trust me euro is a game changer. As far as rods go I know guys on the US team who just use the cortland competition ($250) bout the cheapest quality rod you can get but if you can spare an extra 100 I recommend the syndicate ($325) 👍🏻
You need a bigger net.
Agreed
Yo broth what part of Utah is this I just moved out here and I’m looking for the fishing spots
GabeNGabe Outdoors this is just up provo canyon right off the highway 😁👍🏻 welcome to Utah!
Jordanelle resivoir, Oakley lake , strawberry lake , Provo river in heber city and deer creek are awesome spots , I always get fish there , jordanelle has monster browns !!!
@@jettyeddie_m9130 I’ve never been fly fishing before. What type of bait/lures do you personally use?
Where exactly is this hole in the canyon?
It’s not in the canyon. This is the middle Provo. He does the into in the lower, but his first catch was in the middle somewhere above deer creek.
This looks like the middle Provo right?
Good browns but y were u always worried about getting them to the reel I always say if they go to the reel then use it but if they’re not strong enough too just strip it
what type of fly where you using?
Lmao watch the video again friend