Pronounced "STEEN-hatchee", and watch out for pigmy rattlers. And Roy's potato salad is a food group to itself. Next time you're in the area, head up to Live Oak to the Dixie Grill.
You should visit it first-hand. A little further down the river you start getting into a bit of brackish water, and see some of the estuary. And Roy's is the place to eat. If you get up to Live Oak, try the Dixie Grill.
There used to be a ton of really cool, smaller springs all over that area of the state. There was one near Perry called Waldo Spring; out in the boonies, little small pull off. There were several others along that river. Like most springs in that area of the state though, I believe they predominately dried up.
Great video. I like your videos, they're all really interesting. We love Florida, we go at least once a year for 2 weeks, or sometimes twice. We're from the UK do it's s long flight but worth it. Supposrd to be doing a roadtrip a few weeks ago to Texas for a change. Cancelled to covid! Oh well. 😞 Keep posting videos please.
I am sure some already said this but despite how it is spelled, its steen hatch ee. And we came at very high water and it all disappears under the water. No falls. 😢
Just saw your channel yesterday and immediately subscribed.... OUTSTANDING!!!! By the way... Steinhatchee is pronounced steeenhatchee... HAHAHAAAA!!!!!!!!!
" Reminds me of Colorado" ..The significant difference is in Colorado you could wade into the water and fish for trout without getting eaten by alligators.
Wow, before you even mentioned Colorado, that was my first thought seeing that rocky-bottomed river. And, have you ever thought of getting a boat for the waters around your area?
I have seen pigmy rattlers in in the area. "Gitte, don't look down, but with your left foot first, take two steps backward, Okay. Now look down." [SHRIEK]
In Pennsylvania we would call that the beginning of the rapids where we would check to ensure that all of our camping and fishing equipment and coolers are securely fastened because that would be a sign that more white water is ahead. In Florida that is a "falls" and I love it. My driveway has an elevation change of about 100 feet so I dream of being able to make it up my driveway after a snowstorm without having to plow and throw $20.00 worth of salt after every flurry. I am getting too old for this crap and Florida or anywhere in the south is looking more and more appealing.
Well well. It seems I'm running into you on TH-cam. Saw you doing campgrounds. I'm planning to stay on a friend's private property right on the Suwannee River next week, Old Town, FL. I'm planning some places to go do some filming. Now I have a better idea of Steinhatchee falls and now I can not worry about parking my Casita trailer there and do my filming.. now I know to bring me a stick and watch out for moccasins. My dad used to go to Steinhatchee and fish for the speckled trout back in the '50s he loved it down there. If you ever get a chance and you're around O'Brien Florida check out Little River Springs, lot of people go there cave diving. Here's a video:th-cam.com/video/HFsmbgll0Fg/w-d-xo.html Safe travels!
Always be mindful and let others know when you see snakes like that. I know those other people were upstream of where you saw it but where there is one there are probably others.
Good deal. I always worry about others in situations like that. We've had higher than normal snake sightings in my area of east Alabama this year. It makes me worry every time my kids want to go out and play.
I've lived here on this river as a kid.
Fishing in Deadmans bay with my grandfather in a fiberglass14ft. John boat. .. ... great place
Do you believe in skunk apes
I think of Dead Man's Bay every time I hear the Procol Harum song "A Salty Dog".
"...Sand so white, and sea so blue, No mortal place at all..."
Pronounced "STEEN-hatchee", and watch out for pigmy rattlers.
And Roy's potato salad is a food group to itself.
Next time you're in the area, head up to Live Oak to the Dixie Grill.
I grew up in Live Oak. Haven't been back in 20 years but I've heard drugs have gotten bad in that area.
@@mjohnsonxtreme Love the Dixie Grill. Haven't been there in years, hope it's flourishing. Likewise Roy's in Steinhatchee.
Just ate there 2 weeks ago. Good potato salad and seafood. They didn't over cook it like alot of places.
@@MegaFoghornleghorn It's been some years, Hope to get down there sometime soon.
Further south near Dunnellon is the Rainbow River. Has a huge sping area now a state park. Beautiful clear spring water.
A good looking couple that takes excellent care of their viewers.
Thanks, nice to see some of your country. Pete, Isle of wight
You should visit it first-hand. A little further down the river you start getting into a bit of brackish water, and see some of the estuary.
And Roy's is the place to eat.
If you get up to Live Oak, try the Dixie Grill.
There used to be a ton of really cool, smaller springs all over that area of the state. There was one near Perry called Waldo Spring; out in the boonies, little small pull off. There were several others along that river. Like most springs in that area of the state though, I believe they predominately dried up.
I would be so honored to have you as a son, you've grown to be a well respected young man. My hats off to you.
Beautiful place. Great video. Thank you for sharing.
How enjoyable, thanks and stay safe.
Thanks for taking us along,enjoy your time.😁😁
Thanks Adam nice road trip...
Steinhatchee wot a nice area you took us to M8 liked the fishing village you also drove by nice vid great content
Great video. I like your videos, they're all really interesting. We love Florida, we go at least once a year for 2 weeks, or sometimes twice. We're from the UK do it's s long flight but worth it. Supposrd to be doing a roadtrip a few weeks ago to Texas for a change. Cancelled to covid! Oh well. 😞 Keep posting videos please.
Nice👍, pretty place for sure.
I am sure some already said this but despite how it is spelled, its steen hatch ee. And we came at very high water and it all disappears under the water. No falls. 😢
Just saw your channel yesterday and immediately subscribed.... OUTSTANDING!!!! By the way... Steinhatchee is pronounced steeenhatchee... HAHAHAAAA!!!!!!!!!
I knew that was coming! LOL
" Reminds me of Colorado" ..The significant difference is in Colorado you could wade into the water and fish for trout without getting eaten by alligators.
There are two people wading in the water that aren’t being eaten by alligators.
@@GideonHawk-j8i 10 minutes before the video started there were 3.
We love Taylor county!
Wow, before you even mentioned Colorado, that was my first thought seeing that rocky-bottomed river. And, have you ever thought of getting a boat for the waters around your area?
Beatiful. Are those falls the highest falls in Florida ?
No. Falling Waters State Park near Chipley Florida has the tallest water fall in the state. I actually have a video of our visit there on my channel.
Nice!!
Hell’s bells, those falls look like an Australian Alp.
Harmless water snake
I have seen pigmy rattlers in in the area.
"Gitte, don't look down, but with your left foot first, take two steps backward, Okay. Now look down."
[SHRIEK]
I rather go fishing In Hallandale Beach Florida and Miami than this place it just looks like something will pop out and u.😂😂😂
In Pennsylvania we would call that the beginning of the rapids where we would check to ensure that all of our camping and fishing equipment and coolers are securely fastened because that would be a sign that more white water is ahead. In Florida that is a "falls" and I love it. My driveway has an elevation change of about 100 feet so I dream of being able to make it up my driveway after a snowstorm without having to plow and throw $20.00 worth of salt after every flurry. I am getting too old for this crap and Florida or anywhere in the south is looking more and more appealing.
Good eye to spot the moccasin!!
Well well. It seems I'm running into you on TH-cam. Saw you doing campgrounds. I'm planning to stay on a friend's private property right on the Suwannee River next week, Old Town, FL. I'm planning some places to go do some filming. Now I have a better idea of Steinhatchee falls and now I can not worry about parking my Casita trailer there and do my filming.. now I know to bring me a stick and watch out for moccasins.
My dad used to go to Steinhatchee and fish for the speckled trout back in the '50s he loved it down there.
If you ever get a chance and you're around O'Brien Florida check out Little River Springs, lot of people go there cave diving. Here's a video:th-cam.com/video/HFsmbgll0Fg/w-d-xo.html
Safe travels!
dang did ya notice that Fountain -- 6:36
ironheadthree333 I did, I’m a N.C. native, I spot them all over
A*A*A. Nice little adventure and video very beautiful scenery thanks for sharing your video.!.!.!.
❤❤❤❤😀😀 very cool looks like a good time. .
Did you camp nearby? Where?
We camped at the KOA in Perry Florida. I didn’t take any video there as it was just a two night stay until we left for Carrabelle.
That's what y'all call a waterfall in Florida? Come on up to north GA and see some good falls! Love the videos man. Keep em coming!
Could you imagine the beauty if you removed all signs of human presence .
Everything would look like an unruly thicket
It's a branded water snake. Don't kill it. They are endangered because fools believe it is s water moccasin 😅.
Always be mindful and let others know when you see snakes like that. I know those other people were upstream of where you saw it but where there is one there are probably others.
Since you brought it up, we did tell the people there, when I walked up and took the videos.
Good deal. I always worry about others in situations like that. We've had higher than normal snake sightings in my area of east Alabama this year. It makes me worry every time my kids want to go out and play.
Good grief, it’s known that snakes inhabit waterways. Keith the great nanny...
@@keithcaldwell5531 it's just a common brown watersnake.
Pretty sure anyone with a brain is well aware that there are tons of snakes around in that area. Also, it was a harmless water snake, not a moccasin.
Steinhatchee has got to do somthing with the Germans. Stein is stone and hatchee is a beef with union recipe.