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Use a fly rod spinning rods are boring and they are so much more fun to fight on a fly rod I’d recommend a 7ft 4weight rod for smaller creeks and rivers

Epworth ga hot house creek

You’ll never know

Fighting Town Creek

Leroy, we almost always run south. We have run north a few times, but we find the water to be cleaner up there and we prefer slightly stained if we can find it. Appreciate you asking and good luck to you guys. Feel free to ask any questions, I hold no secrets!!

You down past pine point toward 2nd bird rack?

I would think so, especially as long as the fillets are boneless!

I’m from the area and you are 100% correct

Yep this is likely Fighting Town Creek. Private- catch and release only. Trout get massive

I'm sorry I can't share the cabin info due to privacy reasons....but I have updated the video to show our rod, reel, line, tackle and lures that were productive.

Confused on why the cabin can't be disclosed due to privacy. I suppose the VRBO that you are renting from doesn't want it shared? Hopefully you just don't want others to fish here but want others watching your videos. I appreciate you sharing the equipment though. For Bobby, I know this cabin location and will say it is on Fightingtown creek. I am also planning on testing the waters and you will find many rentals on this creek and around the Blueridge area. North Georgia is loaded with awesome creeks and rivers for trout fishing so get out and enjoy! Happy fishing

​​​@@jimlewis7938Jim, Can you tell me where this cabin is? I would love to rent this cabin and take my wife and daughter trout fishing there. Any info that you could share would be appreciated. Thanks.

@@joeyoungblood9459 He don't want to share cause he don't want no one fishing there.......

@@ImionsaeXwb77 not really going to matter. All rentals on that section of creek don’t allow you to keep the fish and almost all have automatic feeders with cameras (lol) so it wouldn’t get over fished

It is silver queen corn, it is more white in color than other types of color

Thankyou BlueMagic73, hope you enjoy this one and many more! Appreciate the support very much!

I use lemons, the idea is to give it some citrus flavor...there is a lot going on in a crawfish boil, flavor wise, not sure you could tell the difference between lime, lemon, orange, etc. Maybe slightly, but you can make it the way you like it!

I guess you could, I don't though

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My dad and my good friend, the other 2 guys in this video, are down this week. We will see how they do!

Thanks Craig, much appreciate the support! And yes those trips are trips of a lifetime!

Thanks my friend, I was quite excited!

I have no idea. I went 7 times, that phase of my life has passed. Good times and memories that I will have forever. Love the people of Saskatchewan. Love Saskatchewan.

It's never been closed for non-resident aliens it's on draw for non-resident Canadians

Thanks! It was a trip of a lifetime! I have been to Saskatchewan 7 times and every trip was incredible! I love the people of Saskatchewan!

What about sitting and waiting for it to walk by?

@@smokyoakbbqco2385 it's the same. I'm not knocking it either, i have a treestand and two blinds. But using either is 'waiting' not 'hunting'.

@@zzz7zzz9 In my opinion, if you do your scouting, find good sign, set up on travel routes, identify historical good buck sign, basically do your homework, and set up in a good area, the waiting part becomes hunting. I agree that putting out food is exploiting a deer's need to feed, but so is hunting over a food plot, corn field or a big white oak flat loaded with acorns. Granted, I live in Georgia, so I did not scout this deer. But I scout here at home and hang stands accordingly. It is the most efficient way to hunt whitetails here. Don't get me wrong, I get what you are saying, but I for one am for supporting hunting, in any form, as long as it is within the laws. As outdoor enthusiasts I think we gotta stick together, there are enough of the antis trying to bring us down and end our way of life. I appreciate you watching and commenting on my material, it means a lot that you would take time to offer your input. Much appreciated!

You've obviously never been to Saskatchewan

@@smokyoakbbqco2385 yeah I have actually. Many times. And guess what. The deer there are no different than they are to the south. Just a bit bigger and colder. Baiting a deer is just plain lazy. It’s not hunting. It’s just shooting a warm target. And nothing to be proud off. As for the wolves what do you expect? You made a kill zone for them too. I stand by my earlier statement. If all you want to do is kill something go shoot a cow. You’ll get more meat and just as much satisfaction.

@@blaws6684 only it is legal, and you are hunting 50,000 acres of public land. So I guess when you went you didn't hunt over bait? The thing I don't get about the pro baiting/anti baiting thing is, the guys that are against baiting will plant a food plot and sit on the edge of it, or set up on a whiteoak flat and wait for deer to come feed on acorns. It's all exploiting a deer's need to feed, either way you look at it. Hunt over bait, food plot, acorns, anything, you still can't make them come. I am for hunting, period, as long as it is within the law.

@@smokyoakbbqco2385 I agree with you there. The plotters say theirs is not portable. The baiters argue it’s more permanent. Just as high fencers justify their mode and method All any of them does is condition the deer into dependent programmable feeding. It takes any need for hunting skill off the table entirely. The idea that you have to bait deer north of some imaginary zone is nonsense. Another excuse. In fact. The whitetail population density in sask is nearly identical to the Adirondack region. The carrying capacity is pretty much the same per 100 acres also. The only real difference in any deer range is human density to which deer adapt.(to the point of urban intrusion.). I guess it’s just another sign of the times. People dream of winning on a $1 bet rather than landing a dream job.

@@blaws6684 man I appreciate the conversation and your point of view. And I get it, I too am not all about "shooting fish in a barrel". I was proud of my buck because I worked hard to afford to go on the trip, the trip of a lifetime for most, sat a lot of long hours in cold weather to get a chance at a big buck. We were hunting Crown land, which as you know is public land, no fences, just a LOT of bush country. So much area it's hard to imagine that much nothingness, just forest for miles and miles. There WAS a bait at the stand, but my buck was after the "ultimate bait", the little Miss, if you know what I mean. It was within the law, and I don't feel like it was shooting a cow in a pasture. If it is, I need a pasture closer to home with warmer weather and not such a long ATV ride, lol! Anyway, I appreciate you watching and giving your input. I am happy to agree to disagree, and I wish you good luck in the coming year and future.

Thanks! That was a great time in life!

Thanks for watching!

I have tracts in Gwinnett and Walton Counties. this buck was in Walton County. I appreciate you watching very much!

First off, you and I, we ain't "buddies"...I have no idea who you are....second of all, I stated that I am by no means a professional butcher, this is how I do it. It works well for me. I would love for you to teach me how it's done?

Yeah I don't know how to say it without being rude, but this was horrible. Even the whole leg was chopped apart from the skinning alone. It is so much easier to do it right.

@@5222k ok instruct us please! I love learning from the experts!