My 4 year old daughter and I love your fishing videos. She caught her first ever fish last summer and we are waiting for our fishing season to start up in Norther Vermont!
Love your videos, dude! Been watching for a while and don’t miss an upload. Me and a few buddies of mine went on a 3 day fishing trip this past weekend, and a friend of mine caught a 26 inch, 15 1/2 inches around, 12 lb brown trout. The both of us wrestled that thing until we finally got it in. It was a fish of a lifetime for sure! Keep up the good fishing, brother and God bless you!
So cool to see the growth of your channel. Im one of the OG subscribers from your original channel ( if you know you know). Nice to see you almost to 30k subs and getting 10k views in just 3 days.
Try using a Y shaped stringer, use the base and stick it into the ground, then gradually fill out the remaining Y, [top] with your catch. Here in Eastern Canada we call them "skivers'.
Nice video, once again. I was under the impression that hatcheries will always snip the adipose fin (the small fin on the spinal line between the tail and the dorsal fin. That one at the end (nice frikken fish!) Had it's adipose fin, so I'd reckon it's a wild trout.
Great video Buck! I've had otters steal 8lb Steelies from me on the Rogue more than once. Lol Always a sad feeling when the jaw bone is the only thing left on the stringer.
My boy caught a monster out if the spillway there last month. Thats a fun little spot. Have you fished the river below? We caught some browns down lower.
There is something I've been wondering and since you have the relevant catch and cook. What do you do with the cooking oil after you fry up the fish? Do you just wait long enough for the oil to go back into the plastic bottle/jar you took it there in? I would imagine you have to wait a long while before putting it in the jar because if you don't it will burn through the plastic and make a big hole
@@brett8535 I love watching lots of different catch and cooks I would never criticise someone on there way just giving some advice as he won’t loss it next time
This is the most underrated fishing channel on youtube. Always enjoy your videos thanks!
Thank you!
The best !!
It’s the best trout fishing on CZcams!
It’s a Good day when I see a bassntrout video up
Thanks for watching!
Great video brother. Nice colors on those Bo’s. You always make me hungry when you cook. Fish on ! 🎣
And oh, Awesome vid as usual!
My 4 year old daughter and I love your fishing videos. She caught her first ever fish last summer and we are waiting for our fishing season to start up in Norther Vermont!
Love your videos!!! Love how you take us to all those different creeks, streams, rivers and lakes - Wow 🎣🎣🎣
Beautiful rainbow
Love your videos, dude! Been watching for a while and don’t miss an upload. Me and a few buddies of mine went on a 3 day fishing trip this past weekend, and a friend of mine caught a 26 inch, 15 1/2 inches around, 12 lb brown trout. The both of us wrestled that thing until we finally got it in. It was a fish of a lifetime for sure! Keep up the good fishing, brother and God bless you!
Mccormick makes my favorite breading. Try the seafood variety. My favorite. Also the beer batter tempura is a favorite for walleye and perch
I love your channel! I ran into you at Lins yesterday!
So cool to see the growth of your channel. Im one of the OG subscribers from your original channel ( if you know you know). Nice to see you almost to 30k subs and getting 10k views in just 3 days.
Spring 🌼 has sprung. To bad you already cooked when you caught that rainbow
Awesome video! Thanks again for helping me out with a school project
good to see you back on the creeks again and some good quality fish too. love the videos as always.
Try using a Y shaped stringer, use the base and stick it into the ground, then gradually fill out the remaining Y, [top] with your catch. Here in Eastern Canada we call them "skivers'.
Love the videos bro . When I’m down in the city working during the week I love to watch and envision myself there with you haha
Sweet video bro, I love to watch you fish and your my favorite CZcamsr ever
Nice video, once again. I was under the impression that hatcheries will always snip the adipose fin (the small fin on the spinal line between the tail and the dorsal fin. That one at the end (nice frikken fish!) Had it's adipose fin, so I'd reckon it's a wild trout.
That definitely looks like a wild trout great video man!
Best fishing show yet ! Awesome my friend Thumbs-up ! If you get a chance try a dry fly royal coachman iv always had great luck with that one
Great video Buck! I've had otters steal 8lb Steelies from me on the Rogue more than once. Lol Always a sad feeling when the jaw bone is the only thing left on the stringer.
My boy caught a monster out if the spillway there last month. Thats a fun little spot. Have you fished the river below? We caught some browns down lower.
Looks like they emptied the the stock truck right there. I experienced that once.. 👍👍
Ya it's got to be the best show yet !
You should totally do a collab with Ace Videos! You two would make a fire duo out on the water!
Hey man love your videos. Would you ever fish in Canada
Yeah for sure!
Awesome stuff! 👌
shame you lost that fish. good on you for keeping on fishing!!
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Great catch & cook once again breh👍
Nice fishing
Good job men nice fishing 🎣
Your the best CZcamsr ever ❤❤❤❤❤I hope I can be like you when I’m older ❤❤❤❤🎉
That's what I have been catching my trout on .A yellow rooster tail
Great catch awesome video
How do you find these good of fishing spots? Also what spinning reel were you using in this video and what camera do you have???
Hatchery fish are have the top of their back fin clipped. that last one looked native in video. take notice in the future for clipped fins.
that Brown at 3:30 is native too
notice the clipped tail fin at 4:30.. just as you were talking about stocked fish.
Yeah I think this guy should stick to bass
deeez trouttt!!!
Haaaa!!!
Got eeemmm!!
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Great video mate
There is something I've been wondering and since you have the relevant catch and cook. What do you do with the cooking oil after you fry up the fish? Do you just wait long enough for the oil to go back into the plastic bottle/jar you took it there in? I would imagine you have to wait a long while before putting it in the jar because if you don't it will burn through the plastic and make a big hole
Sucks you lost that first rainbow but you more than made up for it at the end wow what a fish and yeh looked native 👍
Opening weekend here in Wisconsin, starting Saturday. I cant wait to fight for my life just to get a dam spot to myself
House Autry seafood is my favorite coating
Let’s gooooo. A New video.
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Wonder if a mink got your fish I have seen that happen to people countless times fishing rivers.
Werent you the one who found Bigfoot tracks in a different episode? There ya go. You both had trout for dinner…
Those are beauties in there
Rapala's in the fire tiger are nasty!!!!
Should have knocked the fish out before putting it on stick 😂 brilliant you caught another tho
Another critic?
@@brett8535 I love watching lots of different catch and cooks I would never criticise someone on there way just giving some advice as he won’t loss it next time
Last fish you caught with black leech fly seems native rainbow 🌈🌈🌈
Just bring an actual stringer with you!😂😂😂
What size rapla are you using
Cd 3, 5, and 7.
Maybe I should had kept 2 you had it but it got lost lol
I think your fish might have got snatched by a mink I've had that happen to me before too or a river otter
How come you use Rapalas so much? I know they’re expensive where I’m at. Otherwise I would use them a lot more. I cry when I lose Rapalas 😂
Ebay is a great friend when it comes to buying rapalas
Not a wild one. That dorsal was rounded off. Pretty colors though.
You need to try a 72 hour camp and fish. Live off the land
Hey dude here’s a tip killthem so you don’t lose them
Most of these creeks will be flooding soon. 🌊
You know they make actual stringers
Every time I watch your videos I’m reminded how abysmal your fish handling skills. So sad to see you mangle all those trout with your dry hands.
Umm check again, i wetted my hands on all those fish even if you didn’t see it. It’s called editing bud.
I mean Jesus change your treble hook for a single at least
If you are going to release them don't touch them Bro
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What?
Lighten up Francis
The fish will be fine. No lecture needed.
Smh
Those rainbows were wild bows, not stocked.