West Branch of the Delaware Fly Fishing, (Part 1) Summer 2022
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- OK guys! Here it is, my first video of a two part series, of my '22 summertime vacation up on the West Branch. A lot of big boys and many decent 'teeners on film, but had to cut out even more of the smaller fish from 7-10". I hope you get inspired to tryout the Upper Delaware system, it's truly one of the best, if not THE best wild trout fishery on the East Coast.
Scott, I can't tell you how much I enjoyed watching this! I will especially appreciate watching you and Old Dominion fishing after 9-23. It will be a while before I can fish again after that. I will fish vicariously through you fellas. Thanks for your efforts in putting this video on youtube. It is great.
Hi buddy! Very happy to hear you’re enjoying the videos. Sorry you won’t be out on the water for a while, wish you well for whatever’s going on. And yes, plenty of videos to go through in the meantime. No actual plans made yet for Cory and I to get together but I’m sure a collaboration will come in the near future. Take care and stay tune for part 2. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Man!!!! Hurts watching the clips of the morning before I got down there with you!!! Same water too!!! Alllllll the areas I thought We would find em that night did indeed have em! Great video and it was great fishing with you!!!!
Yea man Dan! I wouldn’t steer you wrong. We’ll get together again. Still a great day with you for only half a day. We need redemption on those top water fish at night. A lot of fun! Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@pawoodsnwater7551 absolutely 🙌
You are my favorite fly fishing guy to watch on UA-cam. Your passion for the sport is obvious, and you do the best job of anyone out there at sharing all your knowledge. Thanks so much for taking me along for the ride!
Hello Jeff! Thank you very much for your kind words. Just keeping it real. Love helping guys out, knowledge and experience is worthless if you keep it all to yourself. Share what you know and see how it impacts the world. I genuinely enjoy seeing guys catch fish as much as I enjoy catching them. Appreciate you watching and commenting and all your support.
You sing pretty good, MAN! I ordered a dozen of Your wiggle nymphs. Shawn was super cool and paid You high regards! Much Luv!!!❤
My singing!!?? Ha! There’s a few that may hold the opposite opinion 😅. That’s good, Shawn and his dad are top notch. Hope the wiggle nymphs do well for you. When I use them I now put them at my last bottom fly position because I feel it gives them more freedom to wiggle and get less tangled. Good luck 👍🏻. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Hey Scott, another Gem!
I've been watching you now for several years since I discovered your site.
I don't think I have heard you so excited and vocal with your hook-ups
And for good reason!! You got into some awesome fish while covering a bit of water.
Thank you again and again for what you provide to those of us living vicariously thru your times on the water.
Take care, be safe and God Bless
Chuck S.
Good morning Chuck! Thank you very much. My pleasure to bring you guys along with me on my trips, this one was so much fun every day. Part 1 will be hard to beat, but I think you’ll still like part 2, stay tune. Really appreciate you watching and commenting.
One of my favorites in your library of videos on the upper Delaware.
Catching multiple trophy sized wild brownies in one particular spot on the same bug is about the most fun any fly angler could experience. I too have been fortunate enough to experience days like this as well, and i can honestly that in many cases this is what drives our passion to suit up and hit the water.✝️💙
Well said Michael! Those magical days or should I say moments, are special and rare. Actually had one the other day on a local stream, just happen to time it perfectly. BWOs we’re coming off, picked up a bunch on a blue perdigon , then when the top water action started, picked off another bunch on top. Days you dream of. Thanks again for watching and commenting.
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Awesome Scott!!
Any time.
Scott, talk about living the dream, you certainly conveyed your excitement and passion for the big fish and big water you live for. It was super fun to watch this video. Thanks for sharing!
Haha! Thank you Gary! Just being real, yes, I love big fish AND big water. Stay tune for Part 2, gonna be hard to follow up to part 1, but it’s close 👍🏻 Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Those are some fantastic highlights! The one near the bridge piers was my favorite. I need to get up there more often. Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Thanks Scott.
You betcha Scott! Yes, definitely a once a year, or more, destination vacation spot. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for all your support. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Nice Vacation Scott!!! Perfect conditions with cold water. While the rest of the Northeast deals with this heat and no rain, it’s nice to see the West Branch continues to be the premier fly fishing destination for us all. Well done, but I still can’t get the hang of that cutthroat leader. I keep reverting back to the mono rig from Dominick the Troutbitten Man👍Fish on!
Hi Warren! Thank you very much. That’s ok, whatever system you prefer, just try to master it, they all work, some have their pros and cons over each other. For the Delaware system, the limit with the all mono rig is distance casting and drifting, which on the Delaware is pretty much a necessity, but as always, fish as best as you can within your limits. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Love seeing different parts of the WB and beautiful fish. Thanks for all your work.😁
Hi Doug! Hope you were able to get out somewhere the past two weeks. Back home, cool water is tough to find. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video! A lot of fishing action!
Yessir, action packed! But really, the fish are the stars of the show 👏. Thanks for watching and commenting.
What's up Scott. I'm glad you said it took time to get to know it . It's easy to get discouraged watching someone catch tons of fish. I'm slowly starting to figure it out myself but it is tough. I look forward you watching this video when I get home.
Hi brother! Oh yeah, it takes many trips in many conditions to even get to see the tip of the iceberg. But once you catch one big boy from up there, you’re hooked for life. You HAVE to fish it likes there’s fish EVERYWHERE! Because truly there is. Stick with it, good things to come. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Wow 🤩 that was awesome Scott !!! You really caught some beautiful fish 🎣 thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Hi Chuck! Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it. My pleasure taking you guys along. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
I’m getting stoked for my trip to the WB Thursday.
Ha! Getting all primed up, fishing was great this morning, but super tough in the afternoon. Tons of guys and drift boats, blizzard caddis hatches but fishing only rising in the flats. Look out for each other, I’ve been spending a lot of time on the East Branch. Be safe 👍🏻.
Great video Scott Those Delaware trout are strong but you handle them perfect Cant wait for part 2 Thanks for sharing Stay safe
Hey hey Snook! Oh so strong! Made the mistake of trying to use 5x , next time only 4x, especially for nymphing. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Scott!! There is no doubt that my phone call brought those big boys to you!! Wow, you nailed some hogs! Congrats on a fabulous trip, my friend!
Cory! My belly hurts from laughing 😂🤣. You need to call me every time I’m fishing then! You know, it is true, after speaking with you, I put on a flashy light olive perdigon and I did catch about a half dozen on it, so I gotta give you credit for them 👍🏻. Hope to catch up with you soon. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Hi Scott,
Well done once again, for those of us who fish the Delaware regularly we know it is a tough fishery. once again you make it look easy. Well done with plenty of trophy fish to the net. Many of those spots look familiar, hoping to get back there on Wed.
all the best and good fishing.
Thank you Jim! Well, I think you’re going to time it right, it’ll probably be a little high and dirty, have the fish on the feed, might have to add more weight or fish closer to the bank, but that’s ok, plenty of fish close to the bank. Good luck and have fun! Appreciate you watching and commenting.
I can see and hear that you are enjoying your vacation. Great video, God bless.
Hi Rich! Oh yes, pleasantly surprised right from day 1. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Hey, Scott. Was up there on a float trip a few weeks ago and the water was low such that we had to get out a couple times. Was nothing like this video.
The huge jumper by the bridge was awesome! Thanks for taking the time to edit and share.
Anthony! What up!? Well, the first three days of my trip, flows were still super low, then the last three days flows went to over 600cfs Sunday, over 900 Monday, then over 1100 Tuesday and Wednesday, which made it tough to wade, but the fish were on the bite. Higher water sometimes a good thing, especially up on the WB. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Scott! I was wondering when your video would post! I saw Downstream Downrange post a few days ago! I was so rooting for you with the Big Brown you lost and I believe it was 24" plus, but then you find a Honey offshoot off the main river and catch 4 or 5 Big Beauties! I enjoyed every second of this one and will be out to the West Branch 2nd week of October. Hope to see you there and your welcome to have fellowship and a meal with us if you're available. I leave next Saturday for the North Carolina side of the "Smokies" on vacation on 'class A" trout water! Have you ever fished down there? I Hope you and Cory hooked up while down there. Again, a wonderful video and looking forward to Part 2! Well Done and tight lines as always.
Hello Dave! Thank you for your kind words! Well, I wish that big boy was 24” and I landed it, but reality puts him closer to 18” and he got off. Still a ton of fun to fight. No, never trout fished below PA, some day, maybe with Cory 👍🏻. Have a fun and safe vacation. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Another great one Scott! Quality fish one after another, gotta love those Catskill trout! Man these Delaware fish fight hard for their size ! Hard to find good flows right now, but that water looked pretty good! You said in the beginning of the video that Delaware fishing ain’t easy, and boy could I attest to that ! Your years of working the river and finally finding its secrets are rewarding you right now! Guys come up here and think they’re going to slay them , and find out differently! I still have alot to learn, so that’s why I keep coming back ! Again great job getting into some real nice fish! Tight lines buddy
Thank you very much! I try to prepare guys the real expectations, which for your first trip, count yourself lucky if you catch a few. The Upper Delaware is a whole different ballgame with it’s size, the water , the bugs and very smart fish. But, over time, the pieces of the puzzle start coming together with more experiences and time on the water in different situations. Thanks again for your kind words and your support. Stay tune for Part 2. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Another great video. Haven't been there but hope to someday. Thanks, Jim.
Hello Jim! Thank you very much! I really hope you get a chance to fish it someday, now expect a learning curve, try a weekday not a weekend, and preferably with rain or at least overcast in the forecast. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hey Scott! Awesome video and so many amazing fish. You really know the Delaware. I’m surprised you don’t live closer to it😎. That globug never disappoints, I can’t wait for the sequel on WBA Property.
Hey Dale! Thank you very much. Well, believe me, still plenty more for me to learn up there, just the tip of the iceberg. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hey Scott!! Good times on the Delaware!! Looked to be a great time and wow some nice brownies and bows caught for sure!! Good cloud cover at times seem like it helped as well!! Nice fight on that big brown that took you down stream a bit😉 Always enjoy your videos, laughs, sounds and content brother!! Keep up the great work my friend! Thanks for sharing!!
Good morning Brian! Thank you very much. Hope you’re doing well out West too. Some beautiful fish up on the Delaware. Stay tune for part 2. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Im slowly learning the ins and outs of fly fishing this time of year all i can really fish for is panfish and bass but love to see your videos , this one was excellent
Thank you buddy! Glad you’re enjoying the videos. A lot of information I try to provide, try to pickup all the little things too, like weather, bugs , birds, how often I’ll switch flies, the different kinds of water I fish, I rarely pass over stuff, especially on wild trout streams. Thanks for all your support. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Great video Scott, man them fish are some nice ones.also I wanted to thank you for the information on holsingers great people and Shawn is good.
Hi Chip! Thank you very much. Glad Holsingers could help you out. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Nice job Scott! That big brown at Hale Eddy looked like a mouse eater. 👍
Hi Louie! Oh yea, I bet he had a few of them in his belly. The big boys were out eating that day because they upped the flow from 600cfs to 900cfs. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Love your videos from the Delaware. I am jealous
Hi Brian! Thank you brother! Hope you get a chance to try it up there. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Love it! You always crush it! Im headed up monday for a few days!
Hi Nick! Well, I try my best for you guys. Good luck to you, hope you get into a few big boys. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Scott. Great video. I met you on the WB last week. You actually showed me your ISO pattern. Nice guy. You are very good at hook ups. You had five or six in an area I just fished and had one. Nothing like the WB and getting them in the net.
Hey hey Floyd! Very nice to meet you. Ha, hookups are one thing, landing them is a whole different ballgame. I’m still hanging around 50%, super fun but pathetic 😩. Hope to bump into you again. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Absolutely beautiful fish scott.wish I could of made it up there this year.will be there next year for sure.looked like you had a bladt.thanks for sharing
Hi Mike! Nice to hear from you! Oh yea, hope you get up there sooner than later. Check for a flow of 600-900cfs at the Hale Eddy gauge even better if rain in the forecast. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Awesome video! I just started out on the WB a month ago and have been out twice since then. Netted a few nice browns! So satisfying and they fight so hard. It’s such a technical fishery, I’m honestly surprised how many you get even with a somewhat upstream cast. This doesn’t seem to spook em! I’ve only had success with a quartered downstream or straight out w/ a big upstream roll to it. Which can sometimes limit the duration of my drift. Anyway, hats off.
Hi bud! It’s great you’re having success already and some decent brownies too! 👍🏻yes, you noticed that I do cast way upstream, I don’t like getting too close to the fish and casting from downstream behind them works fairly well for me. Now there are plenty of times when I do catch a bunch of fish on the last part of my drift on the swing and even the hang, but I haven’t found what the reason for that on different days, could be because of some bug activity in the water and the fish taking the fly as an emerger. So, often, my drifts are much longer than a typical nymphing drift and I’m constantly managing my slack line and drag. Guess, like that old saying, the longer my line is in the water, the better the chance I’ll catch a fish, ha! Gotta love the fight of a big big Delaware trout, what keeps us going back. Thanks for watching and commenting.
yo scott, great video from up there. yeah when its on those 7-10 inchers just get in the way, we hear ya, still fun though. jack and I are headed up there sept.18-21st. really looking forward to it. we'l be at dreamcatchers, up river a bit. you hooked up with some really good browns, an rainbows, very nice and healthy fish, great job my friend and excellent video once again. I was at poho yesterday, did very well. give me a shout when u have a free day maybe we can hit the poho at a new spot.
Hi Mike! Great time of year to be up there, unfortunately for me, I’ll be archery deer hunting then, put the rod and reel away for a while. Glad you’re having fun on the Poh, great little stream. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Scott I am catching up on your videos. I really enjoy these. Thank You
What would you say is a wadeable flow in Deposit
Hey James! Glad you’re enjoying the videos 👍🏻. For the Deposit area, I still use the usgs gage at Hale Eddy, 900cfs or lower is good, 500cfs I think is ideal for wading, and from 900-1200 is still fishable but you gotta know the better shallow areas to target fish and wade. Multiple trips to explore all around really pays off when picking areas to fish depending on the flows. There’s are some good shallow areas even down in the Hancock area that fish well with higher flows. Tight Lines and have fun!
Ok great video but you changed up the iso size on me . Who authorized this ! I just filled my box with size 12 3x long 😡. 😂 love it Scott really great footage . Great to see you up there again . You must do some serious walking to get to those beautifull spots . Looking forward to the WBA footage . Great work professor you da man 👍👍two thumbs up .
Hey Jeff! Yes, I’m on the go up there from dawn to dusk. Yes, the “true” ISO is mostly all dark brown or dark gray except for the cream abdomen, on a size 14-3xl, tied skinny, to try to more closely resemble a real Isonychia nymph, again, no white back stripe needed. Tye up a few! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Last Tursday fished north of the 191bridge NY side. Water was so hight water was over the grass at least a foot. That whole back bank was undercut saw some big boys hugging the bank. Just stayed on the grass water was moving fast. Beautiful day. PA side was loaded with guys. Went up about two hundred yards above the beanch. Had a good time swing a wet fly. No luck but had great time. All this video Hancock water .... or it goes all the way up to Deposit. Enjoy
Hi brother! Yes, Tuesday and Wednesday flow was up over 1100cfs from Stilesville but fishing was still good around Deposit. But very limited with wading. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Scott is the WB whisperer - LOL. Hey Scott, awesome video as usual. Gorgeous fish! That big brown at 48:00 that got off was sorry to watch, were you in a channel? Heading up in September for a few days, not sure where staying now that the lodge is unavailable. Lodging at WBA can be expensive if not heading up with a few people to split the cost.
Mr. Mike! Yes, I was in a channel for that big brownie that got off. Actually caught a bunch of little guys in their, was surprised when he hit. I’d call WBA, I think the lodge may be available again, not sure but call. A couple smaller motels off Rt. 17 to Google. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great job on the west branch Scott.
I really hope that you enjoyed your stay, and i an looking forward to watching part two of your fishing trip.
I was wondering what brand of 6X tippit you are using because i am having all kids of problems with Rio lately?✝️💙
Hi Michael! Currently I’m using Orvis Mirage Flouro in 6x and 7x. I’m very happy with it so far, I’d recommend it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Wow Scott, you catch so many fish you are starting to look like a fish. lol You are the West Branch master. Awesome video again. Look forward to part 2. Were you using your G Loomis NRX 10' 4 wt? 50% landing rate. Is that a good % for fly fishing on the WB? Beautiful fish.
Hi George! I think you’ll like part 2 also. Yes , that’s the setup I was using all week. I think , at least for me, anything over a 50% landing rate is better than average, those Delaware fish just fight different and just seem to get off way more than fish from other streams. I think 🤔. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Scott,
Thanks for sharing your information. I really enjoy your videos. I know you are a fan of the Cutthroat furled leaders, but was wondering if you prefer the hi-vis or regular nymph leader? Nice work!
Hi Don! Sorry for the late response. Lately, I’ve switched over to the Cutthroat 50” dry fly Shorty Leader, it’s made a little lighter in weight and still works excellent for nymphing and dry fly fishing. I still have a couple 50” nymphing furled leaders on my nymph specific rod setups, but on my couple rods that I do both, they’re the ones I switched over. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Guess I just had to listen to the rest of your video. LOL
It’s all good 👍🏻
You are the best,
Thank you brother! Glad you’re enjoying the videos. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
No better way of learning a body of water then getting out and putting in the work!!
Hey hey DOC! That’s right, boots in the water, patience, be a good observer and be versatile. Stay tune, 3 videos coming out very soon, all on the Upper Delaware. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Yea I will be looking forward to them videos!! Really like your videos… I’m in south central New York so I fish a lot in pa …I consider pine creek my home water in the spring but me and my buddy fish all over Pa and New York!!
Thanks for the reply buddy !!
A lot of big bruters in this video he says he prepared ! I want to fish up that way . Have you fished streams around somerset pa ? Are they pretty good for wild trout ?
Hi buddy! Personally I haven’t, but my friend is actually from that area and he’s said that southwestern corner of PA has plenty of good wild trout streams. Also check out Wild Blue Discovery’s channel, scroll through his videos, he has many from that area. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Scott! Tom Here.
Always great video /info. Where do you place your split shot? and how much distance between each fly? Still 4x for nymphing?
Don't know if this works in high water but just to watch you fish. Best Regards.Thanks
Hi Tom! I build my tandem rig from heaviest fly up top down to my lightest fly on the bottom, flies are around 14-16” apart, I usually use 4x Flouro but this trip I was using 5x but then switched back to 4x, those big boys were controlling me too much. Thanks for watching and commenting and all your support.
Another great video Scott. Newbie here. Not sure if you mentioned it in the vid but, what kind of fly line are you using? Manufacturer, type, leader please? Thanks.
Hi buddy! Thank you very much. Now, I’m more traditional with my fly fishing, so here’s my setup: I normally use a standard weight forward floating line size matched to the rod, the I use a 50” Cutthroat Furled Leader, off of it’s tippet ring I add 5ft of 4x Flouro, then I’ll start my tandem rig or if I’m fishing dries I’ll add another 3ft of 5x or 6x. Honestly, it really doesn’t matter what brand of fly line, they’re all pretty comparable but I’d choose a moderately priced line, say $70-$80. Hope this helps. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
@@pawoodsnwater7551 Great advice! Glad to see you are sticking with the traditional WF. I am not having much luck with a OPST mono rig so far.
Hey Scott, what size flies are you using? My brothers and I fish up there regularly but never ever have your skill or luck. Thanks for such a great and educational video.
Hello Joe! Well, my Globugs are a size 16 caddis bend, my big Isonychias are a size 12-3xl or size 14-3xl, nymphs are mostly size 18, occasionally size 16s, dry flies are all different sizes, usually match whatever’s on the water at the time. Hope that helps. Good luck and fish EVERYWHERE! Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@pawoodsnwater7551 Thanks Scott.
New sub ! Liked 🙏🙂🔥🐸👍😉
Thank you buddy! Glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Any info on how your setup? Flies and how you are rigging them up? Just getting into this and live about 20 minutes from deposit. Any tips would be appreciated.
Good morning brother! Please scan back through my videos to last Summer, please watch “My Leader Setup”, this video should answer a lot of your questions. Feel free to comment on any further questions you may have. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@pawoodsnwater7551 will do, thanks.
Also if you haven't yet try the east branch. I have only fished it with worms but the browns grow big in there and if you hook one it's going to be a big one more times than not. Usually fish from downsville to big Al's on my kayak.
hey friend: it doesn’t appear that you use any sort of indicators; can you describe your strike detection? thanks. fun videos.
Hello Arthur! I usually throw upstream than most guys, while managing my slack line, I lead my rig down thru the drift, while keeping a straight line, not a tight line, my leader usually enters the water at around a 45 degree angle, I focus on the belly of my line, anything that indicates a hit I set the hook. For a better example, please watch my video, Nymphing Strategies Part 3, there I go into my technique in detail. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@pawoodsnwater7551 very cool, appreciate the detailed reply thank you.
Scott great video once again. I have been unable to fish this summer on the WB due to medical conditions. We do fish many of the same areas. Question, do walk across the 191 bridge to access the south side of the river?
Hi Joe! Honestly, you can access it from both sides, all depends on water flow or other fishermen. I really don’t have a favorite side, you just gotta fish what you’re presented with. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Really enjoyed it Scott. Heading up to Dream Catchers next month. What bridge was that at 1:08.00 of the video? Thanks
Hi John! Hmmm, at 1:08 thought I was talking then in my den. But the only two bridges were the 191 bridges in Hancock and the Hale Eddy bridge, both very very popular areas. But I love showing guys that even at heavily hard fished areas, there’s still plenty of fish to have fun with. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@pawoodsnwater7551 Thanks Scott. I was referring to the 1hr 8 minute spot but I think you answered my question.
Looking forward to part 2
What size and color was the pheasant tail you were using and were you using a bead head type??
And at ~45:43 you mentioned the fish caught on a "frenchy" - could you describe what that is?
Hi Thomas! Well, as far as the pheasantail, I was using two styles, but interesting thing is, the new one I was trying actually outfished the old one. The older pattern is my hotspot pheasantail with just two micro Lively Legz and an Ice Dub pink shrimp thorax under the wingcase, size 18, the new pattern is a gold beadhead pheasantail with a flashback wingcase and no legs, just a thicker peacock herl thorax and a drop of clear UV on top of the wingcase and the top of the bead. As far as the Frenchie, please just Google Frenchie fly pattern, there’s so many variations to it, my hotspot collar behind the gold bead is a thin flashy UV chartreuse collar. Mostly tye that in sizes 14-16. Hope this helps. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Great video! When was this taken?
Hi Todd! This was from August 10-17. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Thanks for sharing can all that be done with a pa.lisc
Hi Nick! Well, you can fish either side of the river from PA gamelands on downstream, but above there you need a NY license because it’s NY on both sides, but that’s still miles of excellent water to fish. Thanks for watching and commenting.
So are these wild fish or stocky boys?
Hi guys! OMG! Absolutely all wild, next best thing to bring out West. Check out my next video and put the resort on your plans sometime. Thanks for watching and commenting.
So i'm assumimg that West Branch Anglers is hooking you up in exchange for you advertising their business?
Hi buddy! Well, officially no, unofficially they’re great guys there and we help each other out. Try it, I bet you’ll like it and go back again. Thanks for watching and commenting.
What lisense is needed to fish wb?
Hi buddy! From the PA gamelands upstream, you need a NY license, from there downstream, either PA or NY is legal, they’re reciprocal. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I used to fish with a guy who whistled... he's buried near Hale Eddy!
Ha! 😁 Guess we won’t be fishing together any time soon, but thanks for watching and commenting
@@pawoodsnwater7551 Your the guy who keeps clicking his pen in the classroom and then wonders why you got stabbed in the eyeball!
@@terbofish5788 Ha! You’re the guy who lets the little insignificant things rattle him too much. Relax, enjoy life!
Can you start out a clip doing a rip on your guitar.........boom
Hey hey Russ! Ha! I’ll have to ask my son, he the musician in the family, but I’ll whistle and sing for ya’! 😁
@@pawoodsnwater7551 I herd I singing out on the stream you could do a fishing song👍
Can you leave a email to us?
Sure, but pertaining to what?
@@pawoodsnwater7551 we want to invite you review our fishing products
@@Kylebooker My email address is: scottmxdad@yahoo.com