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I believe it was a mink looking back at it….

Thanks!

Thank goodness, that would have sucked. Yeah I need to start recording in stereo…

I’ve caught a lot of quality fish on them. They are great little lures. They were great in Florida as well! Tight lines🎣

Good work on getting em in different areas! I’ve yet to get my second. Sadly I’m not sharing the location on this one. Thanks for the support and tight lines🎣

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Bruh

Thanks brotha!

Yes, indeed. Tight lines🎣

I don’t know how I’ve never thought of this! Thanks for the comment. I’ll be doing that for sure. They were some beautiful brookies! Tight lines🎣🎣🎣

They were some special fish!

Thanks for watching. I’m glad ya liked it. Tight lines🎣🎣🎣

They sure were!

Nice man! Those spots are always fun. You should try and fish it with a small frog or popper🎣

Yee yee! Another video coming on Saturday🎣🎣

Sad, but true🙃 Tight lines🎣🎣

I’ve never heard of someone using a snare in the USA. I’m guessing it’s illegal in the State of Utah where I live. It would depend on the state you live in or are visiting though.

Thanks for watching!

I’m lucky I got one! I’ve tried many times in the same and different bodies of water with no luck. Thanks and tight lines🎣

I’m in Utah👍🏼🎣

I’m out in Utah!

Thanks for watching. It’s one of my favorite spots to fish! They are pretty neat. Tight lines🎣

It was a great day of fishing. Thanks! Tight lines🎣🎣

Not sharing the location on this one. Thanks for watching🎣🎣🎣

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That’s a good name for it!

@OfficialCreekGeek I know where you were. It's been called that for a long time. Tight lines bud.

@blueaggie64 Well cool! I guess I’ve been there then😅 Tight lines🎣

No problem, thanks for watching and for the comment! Tight lines man🎣

In my situation the fly rod is what I had. Other than that it probably doesn’t make sense. It’s definitely nice to have a longer handle/fighting butt for centerpin fishing.

YES

Thanks! I’ve got two since this video👍🏼Tight Lines🎣

Thanks! Sadly I forgot my net on this outing. Tight lines🎣

It’s not near Ogden at all…

@@OfficialCreekGeekHeber area?

No it is not

@@OfficialCreekGeek I need to know 😂😂

Well, I guess it’s dead since ya made the statement that it’s dead.😅 I held the fish in the water multiple times in the process from catch to release. I can try my best to do better next time👍🏼

@@OfficialCreekGeek Yes, please do better. Especially if you're going to post content. Do yourself and your viewers a favor and learn basic catch and release practices. 60sec followed by 30sec (presumably with a breath in between) is way too long - especially immediately following a fight. Laying fish on the dry bank isn't the best either. Even fish that swim off strongly (which this fish definitely did not) often die later because of lactic acid buildup and organ damage.

I don’t know what hb ridge is…so no it is not.

I just watched back to that fish I got. What makes you think that was a cutbow? (Genuinely curious)

I’m guessing you meant to say net. I’ve got two now so I’ve just got to remember to have it with me on the river!

It was indeed risky. If I’m specifically targeting pike or musky I’ll throw on a wire leader.

Haha yeah…it’s family friendly though🤷‍♂️ Tight lines🎣

Thanks for watching!🎣

Thanks! I usually have one, I had forgotten my net in this particular video. Tight Lines🎣

Got it- it happens- keep up the good work!

Thanks!

Thanks Brother!🎣

It got it done luckily!

It’s been pretty productive for me here in Utah and New York for river trout! Tight lines🎣

They were either Bonneville Cutthroat or Colorado Cutts. I’m not entirely sure…

Nice job! I’ve only fished the Provo once or twice. I’ll have to try it out a little more. Tight lines🎣

Thanks for watching! Tight Lines🎣🎣

The pins minnow is a killer little jerk bait! Definitely go get one. I wouldn’t use under a medium light rod for fish of the size in the video. They were all hovering around 20” with the bigger ones around 25”-26”. The rod I used was a 7’0” Medium light rod and never had any issues doing this type of fishing and for fish of this size. Tight lines and thanks for watching🎣

@@OfficialCreekGeek Ah gotcha. Do they typically migrate in around that time? My local regs in Ontario allow me to fish all year for trout up until a bit north of the river entrence, I'm just not sure when certain species will begin their spawning runs.

@Shrike456 They usually show up after the salmon. The brown trout and steelhead are usually in the rivers from October to April.

It sure gets it done! I’ve been thinking about trying a circle knot like you mentioned. I’ll have to finally try it out here soon. I’ve noticed the same with jerkbaits in general working after the rivers come up. Tight lines🎣

I’d rather not share this specific river. Check out some of the lakes and reservoirs here in Utah a lot of them have rivers/creeks flowing out and most have trout👍🏼

@@OfficialCreekGeek thank you, I’ve been going to little dell reservoir but it doesn’t really have a creek by, I’m going to check out tibble fork tomorrow morning, do you have any socials I can follow

@@coleskiby2614 No problem! I have a buddy that’s been fishing Little Dell he says it’s a little slow but there are some quality fish. I haven’t fished Tibble Fork Resevoir but I have caught fish in the creek above and below it👍🏼 My instagram is tagged in the description on all of my videos. But if you can’t find it there it’s just thecreekgeek on insta. Tight lines🎣