Man, I'll tell ya! We are so blessed to see videos like this, the beauty of the land, the informative narration, and the sure essence of fly fishing. How fantastic is that!
The Firehole in the YNP is unique and definitely the most amazing river on earth to flyfish! Thanks and keep going that way. I like very much your channel. 👍🎣
I really want to fish around there. The Teton is a bucket list for me as a fly fisher and a photographer. I am struggling between Idaho and Wyoming. What would you suggest?
That is a tough call if you have to pick one. Living right by Yellowstone I can't decide where I want to go most times. So what I do is choose a mission. My next particular missions include, a Yellowstone river cutthroat on a dry over 22 inches, in the park, catch a brook over 20in. out of Henry's lake, and catch the salmonfly hatch on the Henry's fork, the Teton, or the snake. Here's a little secret. Hate crowds? Like pretty scenery? Want to catch lots of fish? Winter is underrated.
@@AnglingAlchemy would that cutthroat be coming from the thoroughfare? I fish that river east of Yellowstone and do very well for those fish. Last year I was up pretty far and the bears creeped me out after two days. I'm doing the thoroughfare next year. I always do the back country alone.
@@Abandoned_Brane I've gawked at that section of water up from Yellowstone lake for years, if that's what the thoroughfare is. I meant below the lake. Yeah that area is designated "grizzly bear management area" meaning certain activities are prohibited, like I'm pretty sure you can't fish the lake from shore on that whole east side of the lake. I would maybe go in there with two other people or more, but being without my homies dog in the Backcountry, isn't my first choice. I'd double up on bear spray in there. Hope you get there to enjoy it again, takes balls to do that alone.
Yes. I know exactly where he was. I'll tell you that it's really obvious and pretty easily accessed. That Henry's fork area has so much public access water, it's an embarrassment of riches.
Thanks for the feedback Colten. During the weekdays, Tuesday & Thursdays, we are posting new fly fishing tip videos. Saturdays are our new season full-length shows (nearly 30 of them coming) and on Sundays we post last seasons shows for our recent/new subs who probably haven't seen them. That is why you have seen some repetition. Wish we had more time to create new videos for Sundays but right now we barely have time to do what we're committed to. Take care
The water clarity is just…. Wow. So picturesque it’s beautiful
Man, I'll tell ya! We are so blessed to see videos like this, the beauty of the land, the informative narration, and the sure essence of fly fishing. How fantastic is that!
What a dream Mark! Lucky man
Great video as always, Mark!!! 👍🏽👍🏽
Quality video, well done to all that made it happen. Love cutthroat, the natives of the Rockies.
The Firehole in the YNP is unique and definitely the most amazing river on earth to flyfish! Thanks and keep going that way. I like very much your channel. 👍🎣
Awesome! Thank you!
Zonkers and buggers!!! Great flies in this country!
Nice River ❤
Love your videos man .
Another excellent video from the New Fly Fisher. Your team produces the best fly fishing videos in the genre. God Bless and Tight lines, Anthony Hipps
Going to the Henry's Fork next month. This show got me to commit to cross it off the Bucket List.
Looks like the firehole to me!
Fished it many times!
Nothing like the beaverhead !
Where do you live!?
I am in MA.
I really want to fish around there. The Teton is a bucket list for me as a fly fisher and a photographer. I am struggling between Idaho and Wyoming. What would you suggest?
Not that hard to do both with a vehicle
That is a tough call if you have to pick one. Living right by Yellowstone I can't decide where I want to go most times. So what I do is choose a mission. My next particular missions include, a Yellowstone river cutthroat on a dry over 22 inches, in the park, catch a brook over 20in. out of Henry's lake, and catch the salmonfly hatch on the Henry's fork, the Teton, or the snake. Here's a little secret. Hate crowds? Like pretty scenery? Want to catch lots of fish? Winter is underrated.
As someone said, both is easy to do. Even on a long weekend.
@@AnglingAlchemy would that cutthroat be coming from the thoroughfare? I fish that river east of Yellowstone and do very well for those fish. Last year I was up pretty far and the bears creeped me out after two days. I'm doing the thoroughfare next year. I always do the back country alone.
@@Abandoned_Brane I've gawked at that section of water up from Yellowstone lake for years, if that's what the thoroughfare is. I meant below the lake. Yeah that area is designated "grizzly bear management area" meaning certain activities are prohibited, like I'm pretty sure you can't fish the lake from shore on that whole east side of the lake. I would maybe go in there with two other people or more, but being without my homies dog in the Backcountry, isn't my first choice. I'd double up on bear spray in there. Hope you get there to enjoy it again, takes balls to do that alone.
Outstanding video, thanks for sharing! I notice that you are carrying 2 rods, what’s the difference? Thanks!! 🎣
Any griz warnings? Did you bring bear spray?
Was that final section at the outflow public access water?
Yes. I know exactly where he was. I'll tell you that it's really obvious and pretty easily accessed. That Henry's fork area has so much public access water, it's an embarrassment of riches.
This sure looks like the Firehole not the Teton
How many times you going to post the same video? This is atleast the 3rd time I’ve seen it. Please post new stuff….
Thanks for the feedback Colten. During the weekdays, Tuesday & Thursdays, we are posting new fly fishing tip videos. Saturdays are our new season full-length shows (nearly 30 of them coming) and on Sundays we post last seasons shows for our recent/new subs who probably haven't seen them. That is why you have seen some repetition. Wish we had more time to create new videos for Sundays but right now we barely have time to do what we're committed to. Take care
Calm down
U need all that crap ,nope
$2k worth of gear before you even get near the water