I thoroughly enjoy your vids man. Reminds me of my stomping grounds. I grew up near Bradford. Living in Wyoming now, and still love chasing those big oll Brown. Was fortunate enough to pull a 28.5 inch 8.25lbs brown this past fall. What an amazing experience! Keep up the great fishing man, love your content.
RE: 10:06 “…Sorry if I’m a little worked up” Dude, that was contained and well managed! What’s a catch like that without a little celebration at the net!! Awesome Stuff! Thanks for sharing!
My best friend and i are trying to plan a trip to pa. We are loss as to whereabouts to go. We aren't going to keep any fish but we do want to fill a memory card with pictures. Happy to hear from anyone as to what county and waters are the best. Don't want stockers. Want to catch wild brownies...
Been watching your posts on FB for years, finally followed you to You Tube and its fun to finally match the voice and methods from seeing your posts there. Awesome!
Lol….. well I’m glad you’re enjoying…… 😊certainly trying to throw out an even mix of entertainment & strategy/skills &/knowledge in my productions 👌😁😂😜🤙
Streamers. Catch em with your hands, browns don't like to come out deep n under those tree roots u'll get em cornered, would already had 15, good supper for a few nights. & by hand. You're doing good though. But don't tell the world of spinnin streamers in brooks geesh man... NOW! For real, really really nice brown on non state stocked water! Beautiful! Nice job, sir! Just what I like to see, very nice!
Good job! You got your skill dialed in! This makes sense using a spinning rod for streamers. Would be tough to fly cast in some of the spots you spin cast. Tightlines!
Love fishing those types of streams. Start practicing the slingshot method. Seems to help me. Grab the lure draw tension and let it fly. Takes time but gets easier
For somebody that also lives in PA that fishes but has never targeted wild browns….where/how may I start looking for and find creeks that hold the species? And on top of that good stretches to explore….this truly is an art and something I have to get into
Well, sir, I basically have learned a lot of water throughout my life in my local area just by fishing and exploring different streams, then basically I just started moving throughout the state doing the same with the exception of a little bit more searching online for Wild trout waters….. This gives you a little more of a basis, that way you’re not driving 2-4 hours for a possible skunk! Lol👌😁
@@chasingthewildwithdustyrho2620 charges are also pending for your earlier statement “wetting your streamer”. Come on in to the station at your earliest convenience.
How much for a guide. I’m literally drooling at these monsters you catch. I would love to catch one of those on my 4’6” st croix. I’ll sign a non-disclosure agreement about the streams you’d take me too. I live in south eastern pa. Please take me on an excursion. I am just as passionate about trout as you are.
There are some wild trout fishing opportunities year round yes….. meaning all streams that are non-approved trout waters are fishable year round to catch and release & All streams that are approved trout waters/stocked trout waters go out of season from mid- February through opening day at 8a.m. on April 6th👌
Yeah man I landed like just over a little branch, was just getting ready to complain & then the giant black Missile shot out from under the bank & game on…… just that quick! Lol No man…. That’s my PB in that stream but my actual PB is in my videos….. it’s the one that looks like it ate a woodchuck & has the super mega kype!! 🤙😁
I’ve honestly fished all over the state in my videos….. the only region I haven’t really tackled much is the southeast corner! I’ve caught 20’s out of like 75 different streams now! They’re out there👌🤙
@@thereelavery6801 from what I’ve seen it’s called an Overhand Loop knot….. I’ve never actually known the name of it…… my dad taught me that knot when I was young & it’s the only knot I’ve ever used!👌
It’s kinda against trout stream “rules” or keys to success but…. Instead of casting up stream or across stream… if you fish down stream and hang your bait in the current and allow those fish to ambush a still bait from “behind” you can be successful when the other method isn’t working. I just cast em down stream and don’t real but just let your bait hold down in the current and let the water give your bait action. It looks more like real bait fish. Since fish orientation is pointing up stream 98% of the time they tell trout fishermen to fish down stream to up stream so the fish won’t spot the angler behind them…. But In reality fish are checking behind them pretty often anyway because that is where predators come from. If you cast up stream and let your bait float down stream it looks more like trash than something alive. Anyway …. For whatever reason they like it hanging in the current some days.
Good to be out and do a bit of fishing today Dusty, thanks for the trip, thumbs up and greetings to all, Tony.
I'm learning a new style of trout fishing with your videos. Thank you!
Omg .. awesome im doing back flips for you
I thoroughly enjoy your vids man. Reminds me of my stomping grounds. I grew up near Bradford. Living in Wyoming now, and still love chasing those big oll Brown.
Was fortunate enough to pull a 28.5 inch 8.25lbs brown this past fall. What an amazing experience!
Keep up the great fishing man, love your content.
another great video as always, thanks for the entertainment
RE: 10:06 “…Sorry if I’m a little worked up”
Dude, that was contained and well managed! What’s a catch like that without a little celebration at the net!!
Awesome Stuff!
Thanks for sharing!
Really appreciate the compliments boss…… hopefully providing more for you all soon!! 👌🤙😁🎣
My best friend and i are trying to plan a trip to pa. We are loss as to whereabouts to go. We aren't going to keep any fish but we do want to fill a memory card with pictures. Happy to hear from anyone as to what county and waters are the best. Don't want stockers. Want to catch wild brownies...
There is a ton of Amazing water in Central PA👌🤙😁
Been watching your posts on FB for years, finally followed you to You Tube and its fun to finally match the voice and methods from seeing your posts there. Awesome!
Lol….. well I’m glad you’re enjoying…… 😊certainly trying to throw out an even mix of entertainment & strategy/skills &/knowledge in my productions 👌😁😂😜🤙
That's a sweet brown trout cap you got👍
I just started doing this, and it is so much fun awesome content man..🤙🤙🤙
Streamers. Catch em with your hands, browns don't like to come out deep n under those tree roots u'll get em cornered, would already had 15, good supper for a few nights. & by hand. You're doing good though. But don't tell the world of spinnin streamers in brooks geesh man...
NOW! For real, really really nice brown on non state stocked water! Beautiful! Nice job, sir! Just what I like to see, very nice!
Good job! You got your skill dialed in! This makes sense using a spinning rod for streamers. Would be tough to fly cast in some of the spots you spin cast. Tightlines!
The rain brings out the giant ones
Love fishing those types of streams. Start practicing the slingshot method. Seems to help me. Grab the lure draw tension and let it fly. Takes time but gets easier
For somebody that also lives in PA that fishes but has never targeted wild browns….where/how may I start looking for and find creeks that hold the species? And on top of that good stretches to explore….this truly is an art and something I have to get into
Well, sir, I basically have learned a lot of water throughout my life in my local area just by fishing and exploring different streams, then basically I just started moving throughout the state doing the same with the exception of a little bit more searching online for Wild trout waters….. This gives you a little more of a basis, that way you’re not driving 2-4 hours for a possible skunk! Lol👌😁
Dusty I am an internet conservation officer. Please stop fishing in our hatchery’s. Lol
😂👌😂
@@chasingthewildwithdustyrho2620 charges are also pending for your earlier statement “wetting your streamer”. Come on in to the station at your earliest convenience.
@@cb5767 on my way 🤙🤣
Hey Dusty get some 3 to 5 Gram mini crankbaits you'll kill in those streams!🤙🎣
I shall have to give that a shot Sir! 👌😁🤙
The bbc 🤣🤣
😂🤙😜
How much for a guide. I’m literally drooling at these monsters you catch. I would love to catch one of those on my 4’6” st croix. I’ll sign a non-disclosure agreement about the streams you’d take me too. I live in south eastern pa. Please take me on an excursion. I am just as passionate about trout as you are.
Just try one time starting up stream and casting and fishing down stream and see what happens.
How many lb test you are using for this big fish 🎣
I use 8lb Stren mono
@@chasingthewildwithdustyrho2620 Thanks!
The rivers in Pa are open year round?
There are some wild trout fishing opportunities year round yes….. meaning all streams that are non-approved trout waters are fishable year round to catch and release & All streams that are approved trout waters/stocked trout waters go out of season from mid- February through opening day at 8a.m. on April 6th👌
@@chasingthewildwithdustyrho2620 Thanks,most streams up here are only open about 5 months of the year.Cheers,good fishing.
Looks like you weren’t happy with the cast or you think you got snagged, then boom! Awesome brown Dusty , is that a pb for you? Tight lines
Yeah man I landed like just over a little branch, was just getting ready to complain & then the giant black Missile shot out from under the bank & game on…… just that quick! Lol
No man…. That’s my PB in that stream but my actual PB is in my videos….. it’s the one that looks like it ate a woodchuck & has the super mega kype!! 🤙😁
Just curious...the streamers must have a bit of weight to them in order to sink right?
Yes….. they have a jig head on them! 👌
@@chasingthewildwithdustyrho2620 awesome. gonna give it a shot this spring.
BBC😂
😂🤷♂️😜
What part of PA are you fishing?
I’ve honestly fished all over the state in my videos….. the only region I haven’t really tackled much is the southeast corner! I’ve caught 20’s out of like 75 different streams now! They’re out there👌🤙
@@chasingthewildwithdustyrho2620 that is my neck of the woods.
do you tie your own streamers?
I do not….. a good buddy of mine ties them! 🤙
Are your streamers 1/4 oz. Maribou? I tie smaller steelhead jigs and am wondering if I can upside my heads and go this route?
@@Spraymo1 I would say yes👌
What’s that knot you keep using? I break off from time to time using improved clinch.
@@thereelavery6801 from what I’ve seen it’s called an Overhand Loop knot….. I’ve never actually known the name of it…… my dad taught me that knot when I was young & it’s the only knot I’ve ever used!👌
Why was the conversation officer interested in talking to you ? Was there some fishing violation?
That guy was joking sir….. not a conservation officer! 👌
These streamers are a pain in the ass to cast, they have hardly any weight. Do they make weighted streamers ?
Yep….. with a jig head attached 👌
Waiting for the day you throw some xraps!
Definitely not out of the realm of possibility lol🤙😁
What's up Dusty I'm you moms friend Carrie I meet you once where are you fishing or are you going to have to kill me if you tell me 😂 lol
It’s kinda against trout stream “rules” or keys to success but….
Instead of casting up stream or across stream… if you fish down stream and hang your bait in the current and allow those fish to ambush a still bait from “behind” you can be successful when the other method isn’t working. I just cast em down stream and don’t real but just let your bait hold down in the current and let the water give your bait action. It looks more like real bait fish. Since fish orientation is pointing up stream 98% of the time they tell trout fishermen to fish down stream to up stream so the fish won’t spot the angler behind them…. But In reality fish are checking behind them pretty often anyway because that is where predators come from. If you cast up stream and let your bait float down stream it looks more like trash than something alive. Anyway …. For whatever reason they like it hanging in the current some days.
Go back to your good luck red ultra light. That rod your using thou it's a good name brand, doesn't seem to be working for you.
Isn't it expensive buying those big browns from the hatcheries?
😂🤣😂