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i was eating at bonanza in dodge 40 years ago. 2 guys were talking about pheasant hunting.you could tell they both lived in the area. i love pheasant hunting so i was listening to them. one guy said he hunted that afternoon and he saw about 75. i said you saw 75 pheasants and he said no i saw 75 roosters.

Cool! Good times!

Thanks for posting, very interesting.

Those Spencers are First Class Individuals. They will show you a great time !

less chubs are showing up in the gill net survey since muskies started eating them for breakfast

this is awesome!

I guess some people have nothing better to do then shooting rare birds which most of the population never ever have seen

I would absolutely love going there, to bad it is so far away. I would love to find a whole trilobite for once.

I remember being told in the nineties by Marina owners to release all fish as They thought I was catching too many. I told them ..ok I will release them..but these fish are going to eat you out of house and home and they did. Main reason was they put Bass in the lake which ate all the lake trouts food source except rainbows and Kokanee.

WOW WOW thanks FOR SHOWING MOMS BEAUTY, earth IS SO BEAUTIFUL, i LIVE BY THE NIAGARA ESCARPMENT, AND HAVE SWAM IN THE NIAGARA RIVER, THANKS AGAIN

That looks like fun

Ben is the real deal went out with him a week ago and it was a blast limited out. Guy is as knowledgeable as they come when it comes to walleye at starvation

Wow incredible woodsmanship. Drive around and shoot deer with a rifle. Why do you guys wear camo while doing this. You guys are not hunters.

I think it could be a way better lake if it was managed like spinny spinny mountain lake in Colorado maybe stock some cuts in it along with maybe some more browns

Where can I find this guide at ?

Carp are not the problem lots of lakes and reserviors have carp in them and they're just fine

What’s the price on the self guided trip?

That’s great. Do the sheep have a source of water there? If there is a drought, will they have food and water enough to sustain them?

What bait are you using, what is the name of what color is?

Beautiful cutts in Henry's. Great episode Adam.

Why is utah always fishing a fly rod?

I took a class from them years ago, and it was so much fun. It was me and two other students with an instructor for like six weeks, one or two times a week? Definitely learned a lot!

i used to work with rich, had no idea he liked to fish haha

Were is pelican lake located

Long way to go and pay a bunch for a medium buck. Let them grow

High fences everywhere

Burbot is basically fresh water Cod. It should be commercialized! I've fished many waters heavy in Burbot but am always targeting lake trout. Its interesting to hear this fisherman describe what he looks for in good 'Burbot water' as what he describes is not a water column I'd typically target

The way to help the Kokanee situation substantially is get all the cows out of the riparian. Give the cows water guzzlers like the do for the Bighorn Sheep on Baretop Mt. They also need to range fence all corridors to riparian the cows could use. I hiked down to Carter Creek from the Cub Creek trail - which was pretty tough - and to my surprise at lease one huge angus cow is living down there - but - from the look of the damage to the spawning areas and riparian damage there are probably 2-3 living down there and cant figure their way back out. They probably got down from th Dowd mt side of the trail. I'm sure the cows are doing the same damage in the Sheep Creek drainage. Sheep Creek drainage is a major spawning creek / planting area - so if youre going to spend all the money on stocking you have to address the cow issue otherwise its a waste odf money at that point. Fence off ripairan corridors and give cows guzzlers in places like Dowd mountain and its a win-win

I'd say at least half of the problem of the decline of Kokanee can also be attributed to the unchecked free range cows destroying the raparian and viable potenial spawning creeks going into Flaming Gorge. They need to fence off all riparian areas so cows cant be tramping through spawning creeks and redds. I just got back from a trip to Flaming Gorge and hiked down to Carter Creek via the Cub Creek trail. I found one cow down there and probably another one or two i didnt see from the amount of damage and cow dung littering the half mile towords the lake from Cub Creek. I'm sure you'll find the same in Sheep Creek - a major spawning area for Kokanee - I used to work for California Dept of Fish & Game and part of my job was working with Coho and King Salmon identifying redds and possible reasons if redds were limited. Another part of my job was walking salmonid creeks and rivers for habitat typing for potential spawning viability. Carter creek was pretty bad - the stream substrate was fairly silted at a time it should not be - not to mention the just rotenoned the whole Carter creek drainage a couple years ago to replant with the nearly now endangered Colorado River Cutthroat - which incidentally will be spawning - or trying to - right about now. What a waste of taxpayer money to put all that money into a restoration project and not address the elephant in the china shop - get the cows out of the creeks - heres an easy win win situation - range fence off all possible corridors to spawning riparian areas and install water guzzlers for the cows in places like the top of Dowd mountain - away from streams. If the are installing water guzzlers for an actual native species - the bighorn sheep restoration project on Baretop mountain - then they can install guzzlers for a non native species like cows - my 2 cents

Great video. Thank you.

Wow, what a nice lake!

Awesome I had a friend that worked there his name is George Gorgeous George rest in peace my friend he was the guy that flew the plane that had the fish in it they used to drop at the little Lakes all over where the trucks couldn't go he would fly in in and drop the fish. Thanks for taking me along

Great video today Adam. I have fish Otter Creek my whole life and I love Rex's Reservoir the water is the highest I've ever seen it right now have you ever fished at Rex's before Adam let me know. Love your channel always have even when it was Doug Miller rest in peace thanks for taking me along

I get everyone’s frustration about the fee. But, if it is put back into the prevention program then it’s worth having it to save our waters. It’s also for DWR to have check stations and facilities that decontaminate boats and create facilities like the drive in water baths. This actually saves time and money for the boaters that do the proper cleaning and that frequently visit numerous bodies of water throughout the state.

I as a longtime Alaskan who has guided up here for years, I would not do a self guided trip, safety wise and you don’t know the area. Simple!

Very cool….

Roger's Performance Marine is one of the most expensive dealers. You can save five figures with little effort buying out of state, which is what I did.

Why did he laugh after he shot the seer?????

any tips for shore fishing?

Willard is often a butt kicker. Fun when you hit em good though

Olá amigo pescador..fiquei curioso o que significa o nome de seu canal .ksl .....ótima pescaria amigos

Of course, the winner is nearly always either a kid or a woman.

Try slip bobber fish for walleyes in the marina to the north

What a trip! Loved watching Tic work.

Kayak Fishing Utah representing in that video. 👍

2:49 also anglers love wiper fishing! Thanks DNR ❤️

When will we see the Paiute paper map updated to include this edition?

Beautiful fish she caught.

One of the most important parts of a fishing video is to show what you’re using! Were they just silver or white spoons? Hard to tell. What depths were you fishing them at? Can you catch them in the summer like this? Loved all the catching!!

Gavin and the Pacific Queen are one of the top tuna boats, for sure, they earn that reputation!