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Bro, love your vids. But most of all, you’re audio is always on point! The music is just loud enough, love that you keep the natural sounds, and when those fish surface or hit your fly you can always hear it! Everything is right at the perfect level!
@@WildFlyProductions I agree! I'm also aways impressed by the music selection. it would be great if you could provide links/cred. so it would be easier to find and keep listening to. Thanks! and keep up the good work.
So nice to see the underwater footage, to see the trout swimming out of the net. Just amazing ,and all the colours on the fish, that you don't see when you hold the fish in your hands.❤
Doesn’t get any better than this. We all started out trout fishing in small streams and rivers with light tackle dry flies and nymphs. Thanks for bringing back wonderful memories.
Your videos are so relatable to the average Joe fly angler. You are about exploring and appreciating the whole experience and sharing with the world how beautiful Utah is. I hope you channel doesn’t lose that charm and become like a certain group of guys down in Orem. Keep up the great videos!
honestly small streams are where it is at. I always find myself gravitating towards them when the more popular rivers are starting to get more and more people. Great video man.
The cinematography in all of your videos is top notch! Not to mention the great message behind finding the joy in catching native fish. Keep up the good work wild fly crew, tight lines.
small streams with dries and 3wt's is where the passion is at, the big fish are fun but i will take a native maine brook trout at 8" over just about any other fish in the world. great video work and editing as always! its a true art that you are producing and always look forward to your videos! cheers and tight lines
Great video. Really nice scenery shots, nice shots of the stream, good fishing. Kind of funny to see how close you are to the road in some of the video. I think lots of folks believe you have to get way out in the boondocks to find fish.
Perfect time for this vid to come out. Been watching it all week preparing to do some small stream fishing in Georgia. This video got me even more stoked for the trip!
Wow, what an incredible video! It was so much fun to watch. The scenery was awesome and the fishing action was great. Your dry fly technique was spot on and it was great to see all the beautiful trout you caught. I love small stream dry fly fishing and this video has me excited for spring. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful and informative video. Keep up the great work!
I dig what you’re doing. I’m getting up there, probably twice your age and still love small creek fishing for natives. Hope I can keep doing it a few more years and then I’ll watch your vids.
Great videos. Like how you show a lot of everything with small clear streams fishing, what you’re using, spooked and missed fish, snagging trees finally some beautiful cuttyies. Nice dirty “Uncle Ronnie” stash too.
In my neck of the woods it’s the Southern Strain of Brooke Trout. I don’t think I was ever happier than when I caught my first one, beautiful fish in beautiful places (extremely rugged places) and not another soul in site. My favorite fishing.
Dude! You need to do the Utah Cutthroat Slam! 4 Cutthroat species native to Utah. A video where you do it in 24 or 48 hours would be awesome! My buddies and I are going to do a 48 hour slam in early June. It is a lot of fun and they are beautiful! (As you know and illustrated in this vid). Another great video. Thanks!
Thanks for taking us along for some small stream action! There’s something just special about native fish. Quality was great as always. Keep up the good work!
G'Day, Always enjoy your videos and this is no exception. Lovely looking small stream and trout. I mostly fish small streams and creeks here in Victoria, Australia. A small creek runs at the bottom of my garden and it holds wild brown trout. The local streams haven't been stocked since the 1960's, so they are all wild not stockies. I'll be wading up it with a friend tomorrow morning. Possibly the last stream outing for this season. Cheers, Steve
Nothing like it. I will take our tiny Alberta tributaries over main stem any day. Searching out actual fishable water, getting so excited over such tiny fish, then having that "what the heck is one that size doing here" moment. Such pure fishing.
You should definitely do a mini series on small blue lines! I'm a PA native and we hammer brookies in the mountains and nothing is more beautiful than those little pieces of artwork. Any native species hiding in the mountains is awesome.
I'm just getting started into fly fishing, thankfully have my dad to teach me, and I just love your videos. They make me want to get my friends together and go adventure more often. I can't wait to catch my first fish on a fly rod!!
hi from Australia. luv wat u guys r doing especially these solo trips. the filming/editing is just stunning n the music isnt ripping my head off so thx for that. into ur fish/river/stream management ethos as well.
I'm totally with you, small streams and natives, and I'd add solitude! Fishing areas with lots of fishing pressure from from lots of other angers is not my thing either - even if there's big fish.
Great content! We'll start sending your channel to our clients who recently bought land from us near the lakes. This will surely give them motivation to try new activity like fishing. Thanks for sharing! 👍
Loved the shot of colby framed by the trees. Nailed the focus on that and it’s a beautiful composition man, next level filming. Also love the merch at the end, feels like credits and that’s awesome! Thanks again for the content.
The worst part of these videos is that as soon as it starts it seems like it's ending in seconds. Love the videos and am always looking forward to new ones.
Hey man, saw you at brickyard bar today! Love the vids! Keep up the great work! You’ve influenced me to have a couple great trips over the last few months!
You all are spot when you all talk about your catches in small creeks/streams. We go the GSMNP often since we live in Nashville, and we rave about the streams there to others -- a lot of folks say, "Oh really, how big are you catching?" -- our response is "3-10 inches!" -- and then their response is usually, "What?! You can't even eat those! I wanna catch 14-20"! It's a waste of time to catch the babies!" -- *shrug* *thinking* "Great...more fish for us to catch!" 😆🎣
Great video Scottie ! I recently got back into fly fishing and found your channel, I’m amazed at the content and quality of your vids, thanks for doing what you do !
Excellent video. I live in Miami and fish the Everglades for tarpon and snook but to me those intimate mountain streams with native trout are the best.
Beautiful! Really dig your videos, hoping to make it out west one day to fish and to catch some cutthroats. The brookies here at home are my favorite to catch.
i need more of this content in my life :) my last two videos have been chasing native cutt throat here in oregon i love these fish so much keep it coming man!
Another dandy vid! So reminds me of a small stream in my backyard - Brookies up to just over 10,000' then suddenly it's all Cutthroats all the way up to and incl the lake at 11,000. Such a special place to us. I gotta try some UT - I'm close in CO. Looking fwd to your next vid and next and ...
LOVE this one! If you have any interest in doing the cutt slam here in Utah, I've spent a lot of time chasing and conserving our natives and would love to show y'all!
Love the videos! Important to note though that Rainbow Trout are native fish in plenty of locations west and north of Utah. They get a bad rap as hatchery fish sometimes, but there are wild native populations found all over ID/WA/OR/CA. Keep up the inspiring work!
just found your channel and its solid. I'd loose the bright hoodie in such a tight stream, approach is everything and those fish are looking up lol also, you ever nymph those streams? i love both equally, I'm in nor cal, Hat Creek and the sac etc...
I caught my first trout in Colorado last summer and it was about the same size as these little guys, that trip was probably the highlight of my summer. Gotta love the little things some times
The small stream fish here in San antonio are fun to catch but I do miss the opportunities I had while living and working in UT and MT although the inland flats provide some epic fishing as well
the difference btw. "native" and "introduced" is that native fish got there on their own, without human interference. In the case of the cutthroat, they travelled under the ice sheet from further west in waterways created by melting ice during the last ice age rather than having been there since becoming a species.
Love the content. Keep up the great work. Trying to get in all the fishing we can here in Missoula MT before the rivers blow out. Btw what type of french press did you use in the video? Looking at getting one. Tight lines!
I also enjoy fishing small streams, I think the fishing is better. I have a few favorites in western N.C. what type of flyline were you using? All of mine are double tapered size 2 to 4, all for the best presentation. Enjoyed watching. 👍
Curious…Do you ever have trouble finding your camera when you put it up bill and then film the walk down the stream or do you ribbon mark the spots on the stream and then walk up?
Bro, love your vids. But most of all, you’re audio is always on point! The music is just loud enough, love that you keep the natural sounds, and when those fish surface or hit your fly you can always hear it! Everything is right at the perfect level!
Thanks so much! That's been a big focus, as of late, so I appreciate you recognizing that.
I totally agree love having a perfect mixture of all sounds great work 😂
@@WildFlyProductions I agree! I'm also aways impressed by the music selection. it would be great if you could provide links/cred. so it would be easier to find and keep listening to. Thanks! and keep up the good work.
I agree also…
I like your drone shots also…
So nice to see the underwater footage, to see the trout swimming out of the net. Just amazing ,and all the colours on the fish, that you don't see when you hold the fish in your hands.❤
Doesn’t get any better than this. We all started out trout fishing in small streams and rivers with light tackle dry flies and nymphs. Thanks for bringing back wonderful memories.
Your videos are so relatable to the average Joe fly angler. You are about exploring and appreciating the whole experience and sharing with the world how beautiful Utah is. I hope you channel doesn’t lose that charm and become like a certain group of guys down in Orem. Keep up the great videos!
Entire video was amazing and has me itching to get back out and fish. The music choice for the small stream vibe was done to perfection!!
Heck yeah dude, get after it!
Nice video! Beauties in that creek!
I. LOVE. THESE. VIDEOS.
honestly small streams are where it is at. I always find myself gravitating towards them when the more popular rivers are starting to get more and more people. Great video man.
Excellent video...Thanks for sharing...
LOL...that sandwich part was awesome. A play on the normal kooking videos
Love these solo videos, different style and perspective.
I, too, love fishing small streams, the challenge of it keeps the mind sharp and works your patience. Great video and music!!
Love when new videos drop. Let’s go Scottie 🤙
Great video! I love fishing small creeks, It's like hunting them rather than fishing for them!
The cinematography in all of your videos is top notch! Not to mention the great message behind finding the joy in catching native fish. Keep up the good work wild fly crew, tight lines.
Your videos genuinely make my day better. Love it! Thanks for the content and inspiration.
Happy to hear that my dude! Thanks for tuning in.
Great trip out to the little creek. A frustrating morning, a great afternoon. Fun time, great video, thanks
small streams with dries and 3wt's is where the passion is at, the big fish are fun but i will take a native maine brook trout at 8" over just about any other fish in the world. great video work and editing as always! its a true art that you are producing and always look forward to your videos! cheers and tight lines
Glad we share the same passion for small streams! Many overlook it which makes it special for us that do fish them. Cheers!
Great video. Really nice scenery shots, nice shots of the stream, good fishing. Kind of funny to see how close you are to the road in some of the video. I think lots of folks believe you have to get way out in the boondocks to find fish.
Perfect time for this vid to come out. Been watching it all week preparing to do some small stream fishing in Georgia. This video got me even more stoked for the trip!
The long, well put together, well produced videos are awesome! The short quick, vids are a good fiiler.Thank you!
Much appreciated my man!
Wow, what an incredible video! It was so much fun to watch. The scenery was awesome and the fishing action was great. Your dry fly technique was spot on and it was great to see all the beautiful trout you caught. I love small stream dry fly fishing and this video has me excited for spring. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful and informative video. Keep up the great work!
I dig what you’re doing. I’m getting up there, probably twice your age and still love small creek fishing for natives. Hope I can keep doing it a few more years and then I’ll watch your vids.
These are the best produced videos around, and It's great seeing your channel grow. Consider doing a euro nymph video!
My heart belongs to skinny salt water flats and small mountain streams. Well done as always.
Always a good day when Scotty posts :) Great video!
Great videos. Like how you show a lot of everything with small clear streams fishing, what you’re using, spooked and missed fish, snagging trees finally some beautiful cuttyies. Nice dirty “Uncle Ronnie” stash too.
In my neck of the woods it’s the Southern Strain of Brooke Trout. I don’t think I was ever happier than when I caught my first one, beautiful fish in beautiful places (extremely rugged places) and not another soul in site. My favorite fishing.
Fantastic video, highlights all the things I love about small stream fishing for trout and grayling 👌👍🔥
Another banger Scotty!
Dude! You need to do the Utah Cutthroat Slam! 4 Cutthroat species native to Utah. A video where you do it in 24 or 48 hours would be awesome! My buddies and I are going to do a 48 hour slam in early June. It is a lot of fun and they are beautiful! (As you know and illustrated in this vid). Another great video. Thanks!
Thanks for taking us along for some small stream action! There’s something just special about native fish. Quality was great as always. Keep up the good work!
G'Day,
Always enjoy your videos and this is no exception. Lovely looking small stream and trout.
I mostly fish small streams and creeks here in Victoria, Australia. A small creek runs at the bottom of my garden and it holds wild brown trout. The local streams haven't been stocked since the 1960's, so they are all wild not stockies. I'll be wading up it with a friend tomorrow morning. Possibly the last stream outing for this season.
Cheers,
Steve
Nothing like it. I will take our tiny Alberta tributaries over main stem any day. Searching out actual fishable water, getting so excited over such tiny fish, then having that "what the heck is one that size doing here" moment. Such pure fishing.
Awesome aa always, love a good small stream
Thanks so much for your videos bro! More videos like this please, love the small stream stuff!
Awesome video!! Small ceek fishing is truly the best
16:12 the music cutoff was such a good touch
I know at some point I'll run into you in Utah and I'm super stoked for that moment. Great video brotha
AWESOME FOOTAGE AND FISHING GUYS THANKS FOR SHARING 👍🗽🇺🇸 🎏
GOOD LUCK TOO ALL ON THE WATER 👍 THE VERMONTER
Small stream fishing. Never easy, always rewarding.
4:33 is an epic shot. I just subbed. Just started fly fishing. And I love it.
The part where you put first cast into tree and spoked the fish. Made me feel good that I’m not the only one who does that.
Love it, keep up the good work I’m string to find small streams in my area and this gives me all the motivation, great job and tight lines.🤘
You should definitely do a mini series on small blue lines! I'm a PA native and we hammer brookies in the mountains and nothing is more beautiful than those little pieces of artwork. Any native species hiding in the mountains is awesome.
I'm just getting started into fly fishing, thankfully have my dad to teach me, and I just love your videos. They make me want to get my friends together and go adventure more often. I can't wait to catch my first fish on a fly rod!!
I fish with a 3 wt ultraglass absolutely love it for small water!
hi from Australia. luv wat u guys r doing especially these solo trips. the filming/editing is just stunning n the music isnt ripping my head off so thx for that. into ur fish/river/stream management ethos as well.
Nice content, nice video and nice fishing. 👏
I'm totally with you, small streams and natives, and I'd add solitude! Fishing areas with lots of fishing pressure from from lots of other angers is not my thing either - even if there's big fish.
This is amazing video production. Great work
Awesome video. I too love small water fishing. And in the waters I fish, it's the smallest of the water that has our native fish: the brook trout.
Looks like good intimate water. Might consider trying some Tenkara fishing, it shines in small water streams
Great content! We'll start sending your channel to our clients who recently bought land from us near the lakes. This will surely give them motivation to try new activity like fishing. Thanks for sharing! 👍
You might have done well using Tenkara for that first little steam , Beautiful country and streams .
Loved the shot of colby framed by the trees. Nailed the focus on that and it’s a beautiful composition man, next level filming. Also love the merch at the end, feels like credits and that’s awesome! Thanks again for the content.
The worst part of these videos is that as soon as it starts it seems like it's ending in seconds. Love the videos and am always looking forward to new ones.
Amazing vids! ❤️❤️❤️
Hey man, saw you at brickyard bar today! Love the vids! Keep up the great work! You’ve influenced me to have a couple great trips over the last few months!
Color grade is on point man!
awesome vid
You all are spot when you all talk about your catches in small creeks/streams. We go the GSMNP often since we live in Nashville, and we rave about the streams there to others -- a lot of folks say, "Oh really, how big are you catching?" -- our response is "3-10 inches!" -- and then their response is usually, "What?! You can't even eat those! I wanna catch 14-20"! It's a waste of time to catch the babies!" -- *shrug* *thinking* "Great...more fish for us to catch!" 😆🎣
This looks like so much fun. Maybe my dad will taking me fishing some day. Joey.
Great video Scottie ! I recently got back into fly fishing and found your channel, I’m amazed at the content and quality of your vids, thanks for doing what you do !
Gotta admit that, as a NC native, I didn't think I'd care that you moved out west.
Happy you changed my mind.
Awesome video man. Keep up the great work.
Great video man I just started my fly fishing journey can't wait
My first cutthroat was in a small stream. Nothing better!
Excellent video. I live in Miami and fish the Everglades for tarpon and snook but to me those intimate mountain streams with native trout are the best.
Thanks for inviting me along your fishing trip! May we do it again?
Best intro I have ever seen.👍
Beautiful! Really dig your videos, hoping to make it out west one day to fish and to catch some cutthroats. The brookies here at home are my favorite to catch.
i need more of this content in my life :) my last two videos have been chasing native cutt throat here in oregon i love these fish so much keep it coming man!
Thanks for that small stream dream
Another dandy vid! So reminds me of a small stream in my backyard - Brookies up to just over 10,000' then suddenly it's all Cutthroats all the way up to and incl the lake at 11,000. Such a special place to us. I gotta try some UT - I'm close in CO. Looking fwd to your next vid and next and ...
Great job, this canyon is not an easy place to fish.
Loved the under water footage! You should give the small streams in Alabama a try. The redeye bass are awesome fish.
Sweet
I subscribed not long ago but man. Your videos are great!!!!
LOVE this one! If you have any interest in doing the cutt slam here in Utah, I've spent a lot of time chasing and conserving our natives and would love to show y'all!
Scotty, southern utah boy here, next time you find yourself down here I’ll put you on some of the best small stream cutty fishing in the state
Kolby, I just moved to Cedar City a year ago……I might need to get some tips. I didn’t know there were Cutties down here.
@@benhuffstuff the true natives are pretty rare to come by down here, but they totally exist! Just gonna blue line long enough and you’ll find em!
Listen Kolby, I’ll pick up Scotty in SLC, meet you in the undisclosed location and have a time.
Man I needed this
Let’s go Scotty great videos👍
Love the videos! Important to note though that Rainbow Trout are native fish in plenty of locations west and north of Utah. They get a bad rap as hatchery fish sometimes, but there are wild native populations found all over ID/WA/OR/CA. Keep up the inspiring work!
Yep! And I know they’re native in parts of California as well. Thanks for the note!
Pretty sure I know that small stream. Let’s go fish sometime dude!
just found your channel and its solid. I'd loose the bright hoodie in such a tight stream, approach is everything and those fish are looking up lol also, you ever nymph those streams? i love both equally, I'm in nor cal, Hat Creek and the sac etc...
I caught my first trout in Colorado last summer and it was about the same size as these little guys, that trip was probably the highlight of my summer. Gotta love the little things some times
The small stream fish here in San antonio are fun to catch but I do miss the opportunities I had while living and working in UT and MT although the inland flats provide some epic fishing as well
I love watching your videos! Any chance you will be bringing back the topo patch hats I see in this video at some point?
That creek used to be a secret. Maybe see one or two guys there all year.
Pretty good vid. Dont forget White fish, they're Native too. Looking forward to the next video.
Yep, I have had Whitefish keep me from being skunked a couple of times on the Weber. There are some big ones with fight too.
Those cutthroats really are gorgeous.
the difference btw. "native" and "introduced" is that native fish got there on their own, without human interference. In the case of the cutthroat, they travelled under the ice sheet from further west in waterways created by melting ice during the last ice age rather than having been there since becoming a species.
Let’s fuggin goooooo~~~~
Love the content. Keep up the great work. Trying to get in all the fishing we can here in Missoula MT before the rivers blow out. Btw what type of french press did you use in the video? Looking at getting one. Tight lines!
Time to get on the cutthroat slam and make it a 4 part series.
Do you like that Simms backpack for your camera gear?
Love the video! Looking to get into film photography what was the camera you used?
I also enjoy fishing small streams, I think the fishing is better. I have a few favorites in western N.C. what type of flyline were you using? All of mine are double tapered size 2 to 4, all for the best presentation. Enjoyed watching. 👍
Curious…Do you ever have trouble finding your camera when you put it up bill and then film the walk down the stream or do you ribbon mark the spots on the stream and then walk up?