Great video man! And thanks for not just saying no to the where question. I figure if guys are willing to do the hike to get there, they loves it too, so have at it! Keep posting buddy!
Thanks bud! Been half busy last few weeks hence lack of content.. but i really appreciate the kind words! Hopefully some new vids asap, and on more of a reg basis!! Cheers!
Thanks bud! Currently using a hero 3 as they are cheap to find used and do a decent job, but I really need to step up the camera game haha.. looking forward to some warm weather also to melt the ice!! Tight lines!
avalon wilderness area in the north end of it. was on foot so this google map find was a far enough trot for that day! But I do have to return, on the bush bash out I lost that new net!
@@friendlyzombie1460 ok. I usually equate wilderness with hiking for hours or days & tenting well away from any accessibility via vehicle or ATV. It almost looks like you could drive a truck near this spot, & a brief walk to your fishing spot. Beautiful nonetheless !!! Wilderness is a broad term, & may mean a different thing to different folks .
@@NewfieCRF If you've never been to Newfoundland then I get what you're saying. It is so sparsely populated that you can literally walk out your back door and get lost in the woods. You should make a trip after Covid (if this thing ever ends). Promise you'll be amazed. Like me, you might never leave. This place gets into your soul.
@@friendlyzombie1460 it’s a beautiful place !!! But again. The wilderness has a different meaning for many. Map , compass, GPS. If you got cell service, for certain you ain’t in there yet . But great spot with three brooks running in. Maybe after spring thaw be some good sized panners their !!! Great editing
I could spend every day on little rivers with a light weight rod and never get tired of it! Most of what you will find here are those small watering holes, smaller rivers, and maybe some salt water fun tossed in.. i do live next to a sched river but never film on it, or film salmon stuff in general..I keep that stuff pretty quiet..lol
not quite but close enough in condition..hah it was an old logging road I took as far as the truck would go and walked from there.. I will be returnign as soon as the snow shags off as I need to retrieve the net I dropped bush bashing on the way out. hopefully sooner than later!
@@roby2331 ,,,i stock very small ponds and gullys with small trout ,,4 years after i stock them and if no one finds out i got big trout,,,,mud gullys are the best to stock cuse the spawn will die in the mud and the trout i put in the gullys have lots of food, and grow very large,,,,,,cheers my friend
Great video man! And thanks for not just saying no to the where question. I figure if guys are willing to do the hike to get there, they loves it too, so have at it! Keep posting buddy!
Thanks bud! Been half busy last few weeks hence lack of content.. but i really appreciate the kind words! Hopefully some new vids asap, and on more of a reg basis!! Cheers!
Great video Rob! Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed it.
thanks mate! I will have lots more to come once the season opens up again in feb.... hibernation and fly tying till then! cheers
Wow your way too good with that fly rod ! Your just slaying this bookies all day ~ Damn ~ I really did enjoy watch your amazing video 👍
Must be fishing for bait 😳🎣
Great video! What kind of GoPro are you using? Can't wait to get out there again
Thanks bud! Currently using a hero 3 as they are cheap to find used and do a decent job, but I really need to step up the camera game haha.. looking forward to some warm weather also to melt the ice!! Tight lines!
What part of Newfoundland?
avalon wilderness area in the north end of it. was on foot so this google map find was a far enough trot for that day! But I do have to return, on the bush bash out I lost that new net!
Not the wilderness, but cute road side spot to take the kids. Always nice to stretch a line regardless.
Oh it's wilderness. That is far from a road. Those are just old logging paths. No houses, no people. WILDERNESS.
@@friendlyzombie1460 ok. I usually equate wilderness with hiking for hours or days & tenting well away from any accessibility via vehicle or ATV.
It almost looks like you could drive a truck near this spot, & a brief walk to your fishing spot.
Beautiful nonetheless !!! Wilderness is a broad term, & may mean a different thing to different folks .
@@NewfieCRF If you've never been to Newfoundland then I get what you're saying. It is so sparsely populated that you can literally walk out your back door and get lost in the woods. You should make a trip after Covid (if this thing ever ends). Promise you'll be amazed. Like me, you might never leave. This place gets into your soul.
@@friendlyzombie1460 I’m a licensed hunting & fishing guide in Newfoundland
@@friendlyzombie1460 it’s a beautiful place !!! But again. The wilderness has a different meaning for many.
Map , compass, GPS.
If you got cell service, for certain you ain’t in there yet .
But great spot with three brooks running in. Maybe after spring thaw be some good sized panners their !!!
Great editing
Is that a scheduled river?
Nah, thats just a random river in the woods between a few larger ponds, lots of small brookies, few browns, and lots of winnies kickin around also..
@@roby2331 Those are my favorite kind of rivers. No crowds or wardens around and the mud trout are my favorite to eat.
I could spend every day on little rivers with a light weight rod and never get tired of it! Most of what you will find here are those small watering holes, smaller rivers, and maybe some salt water fun tossed in.. i do live next to a sched river but never film on it, or film salmon stuff in general..I keep that stuff pretty quiet..lol
railway bed
not quite but close enough in condition..hah it was an old logging road I took as far as the truck would go and walked from there.. I will be returnign as soon as the snow shags off as I need to retrieve the net I dropped bush bashing on the way out. hopefully sooner than later!
@@roby2331 ,,,i stock very small ponds and gullys with small trout ,,4 years after i stock them and if no one finds out i got big trout,,,,mud gullys are the best to stock cuse the spawn will die in the mud and the trout i put in the gullys have lots of food, and grow very large,,,,,,cheers my friend
@@crownroy4946 That's good idea. Hard to find big trout in Newfoundland. Too many poachers.