Pay no attention to the people who are the arm chair fishermen and just looking to hate. Your videos are always top notch and I appreciate all you do for the sport.
great video for a stocked river , I always smile with the smaller trout always rush and splash to take a fly where as the older bigger trout just slowly sip in down, the smash comes when they feel the hook😉
Another great video as usual 👍the rivers and streams where I fish here in nova scoita Canada have been unfishable for a long time now because of nothing but rain for a month now.your videos are helping my withdrawal symptoms. Lol
Another great video. I know Cayuta Creek - fish it when I visit my parents. In fact, the brown I'm holding in my profile picture came out of Cayuta - there are some big browns in that creek!
Hmmm there is a decent but cyclical fishery for salmon/browns/rainbows that can be cast to, I would recommend this guide on Seneca fingerlakesanglingzone.com/
It stays cool for the most part in my experience if flows are sufficient and nightime temps are low but can definitely warm up with low flows and high air temps. Probably best bet in spring and fall...
If you copy the audio track and paste it into the other channel, it won’t be in mono anymore in your editing program. Just a suggestion, great channel keep up the great work!
I never understood why nobody mention the name of waterway. its public area so what's the big deal???? ive been fishing Cayuta(sheppadrs) creek since 1965. What a great local stream for me. Trout population would do better if the pike didn't get in there from spring highwaters .
Thanks so much. I rarely mention stream names unless (like this one) it is a well known public resource with stocked fish. As far as I can tell the pressure on this creek drops off after spring and there is more than enough water for everyone and plenty of stocked fish. I don't think my video is going to draw more crowds from far off places or ruin anything haha. Thanks for commenting!
Every river has that one local guy who is head over heels in love with it. Who is out there every chance he gets wading and studying the bugs and learning the lies and night fishing it to see just how big they get in there. The guy just quietly putting in the hours, the years. The guy who will someday know that river like the back of his hand (if he doesn't already). Even the big name rivers have that guy. Some rivers might even have two or three of those guys. On my river, I am that guy. I'm the only guy. I know I'm the only guy because if there were another guy I'd have definitely met him by now. My river is not the Cayuta. It easily could be though. There are plenty of similarities. If some TH-camr did to my river what you just did the Cayuta, he'd sure better hope I never bumped into him there or anywhere else for that matter. In fact, you could burn my river less bad than this like with a road sign or easily recognizable landmark and I'd be pretty hot. There's maybe a dozen or so rivers in NY that are so storied and famous that the locals who truly love them deep in their soul just have to put up with a certain degree of this stuff. The Cayuta ain't one of them. And why? You gonna get that many more views than normal for naming it and posting the access map? Was it just laziness so you wouldn't have to worry about keeping landmarks out of the camera angles? "Oh it's a well-known river and it's mostly just stocked fish." Yeah but there is one guy who might not have the time or money to travel around like you do and that river is what he's got and catching one of the precious few wild fish to be found in there brings him the sort of joy that other anglers in different circumstances could only get on a trip to Alaska or Mongolia or Patagonia or something. And you just screwed that guy over for no good reason whatsoever.
So I make youtube videos of fishing content. You obviously watch them (you're welcome). I do try to respect the smaller wild trout fisheries and don't name them. This is a well known, well documented (every guide book) stocked trout stream. It is not a destination fishery. They stock this little creek with 11500 trout and I fished the most obvious stretch on the creek. I do not think my youtube video will change anything. I think its safe to say I don't think there will be hoards of people traveling from miles away to catch a bunch of 8-10" stocked trout. I saw at least 20 other people fishing. A few recognized me and were psyched I was filming on "their creek". I actually get people who contact me asking me to fish their home creeks. It is difficult to find a balance between naming streams and not naming them. People get mad with both, I get nasty comments on how I never name streams, then I name one and I'm ruining some hypothetical guy's life (a little dramatic my friend). Either way I honestly think I strike a good balance. I seriously doubt this video will change anything on this creek. BTW I've never been to Patagonia or Mongolia lol, my farthest trip in the last 6 yrs was Lycoming County PA lol. I work a full time job and make these videos mostly for the nice feedback I get (sometimes I make enough money for gas money and lunch). I spend hours editing and organizing the footage (so I take offense to you calling me lazy). Luckily the positive feedback outweighs the negative by a large margin or else I would just fish, but then you wouldn't have youtube fishing videos to watch and comment on. Hmmmmm
Jon this muddlerminnow guy sounds like a male Karen. I love your videos and think you do a great job being discreet with your locations. I’m 75 years old and don’t get out fishing as much as I used to so I enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work!
Muddlerminnow, you are pathetic. Jon does his homework and puts his time in making videos for people to enjoy. He creates some of the finest productions on TH-cam. You are correct about one thing…”there is always that one guy”, and apparently you are it.
I rarely do but this creek is hardly a secret and certainly not a destination stream. I don't think I've spoiled it by any means but will take your feedback into consideration.
Pay no attention to the people who are the arm chair fishermen and just looking to hate.
Your videos are always top notch and I appreciate all you do for the sport.
Thanks Curt, I really do appreciate it! Its hard to make everyone happy lol!
Wow, what an opening, you haven't said a word and I am "hooked" already, nice job John.
I try to make the opening of the videos enticing and give a little preview, glad you enjoyed!!
@@deaddriftoutdoors2940 Sure I understand and have watched many of your videos, this one was just a bit more exciting of what was to come...
great video for a stocked river , I always smile with the smaller trout always rush and splash to take a fly where as the older bigger trout just slowly sip in down, the smash comes when they feel the hook😉
Exactly what I saw this day!
Another great video as usual 👍the rivers and streams where I fish here in nova scoita Canada have been unfishable for a long time now because of nothing but rain for a month now.your videos are helping my withdrawal symptoms. Lol
I'm glad I can help with your fishing fix! I have always thought about going to Novia Scotia to fish someday!
It's amazing how the camera angle of the takes looks like it could be a 20 incher!
I used to live near dryden...should have checked that place out.
Yeah its a cool little fishery !
Another great video. I know Cayuta Creek - fish it when I visit my parents. In fact, the brown I'm holding in my profile picture came out of Cayuta - there are some big browns in that creek!
Thats great! Glad you enjoyed!
Your videos are top notch!
Thanks so much I appreciate it!
I was the guy that said hi while you where there fishing! Amazing video keep up the great work 🔥 🔥
Thats cool! I remember seeing ya. It was a great day to be out, glad you enjoyed the video!
Great videos! Any recommendations for near Watkin’s Glen? I’d like to do a guided trip and a lot on my own as well. Thank you!
Hmmm there is a decent but cyclical fishery for salmon/browns/rainbows that can be cast to, I would recommend this guide on Seneca fingerlakesanglingzone.com/
Nice job Jon! I think sometimes its harder to catch stockies than wilds. Tightlines!
I agree these trout were just kinda weird. But a fun challenge
Interesting all around! Thank you.
Thanks so much!
This is one of my favorite streams to fish
Its a fun creek for sure, great access and lots of trout!
Hey...that's my creek...my exact spot. There are some big ones in there...
Yeah I haven't fished it this year but man it was stuffed with fish last year!
Wow! Can I fish there as late as July? Will there still be cool water?
It stays cool for the most part in my experience if flows are sufficient and nightime temps are low but can definitely warm up with low flows and high air temps. Probably best bet in spring and fall...
Those have to be stocked. I appreciate you showing that. The water is much to slow.
Yes these were all stockers for sure
great vids man!
Thanks so much!
Great video! That place looks beautiful, keep it up! 🤙
Thanks so much!
I have to say great film footage, drone work and editing! Well done. Have you done under water releases?
Thanks so much. I appreciate it. I have tried the underwater releases but its tough to get a good shot.
If you copy the audio track and paste it into the other channel, it won’t be in mono anymore in your editing program. Just a suggestion, great channel keep up the great work!
I didn't think of that thanks Ill try if that happens again
Great video
Thank you sir!
I never understood why nobody mention the name of waterway. its public area so what's the big deal???? ive been fishing Cayuta(sheppadrs) creek since 1965. What a great local stream for me. Trout population would do better if the pike didn't get in there from spring highwaters .
Thanks so much. I rarely mention stream names unless (like this one) it is a well known public resource with stocked fish. As far as I can tell the pressure on this creek drops off after spring and there is more than enough water for everyone and plenty of stocked fish. I don't think my video is going to draw more crowds from far off places or ruin anything haha. Thanks for commenting!
selective stockers with masters degrees. you figured out the equation
Pretty much
spoke too soon. nice brown on the tiny
thanks
twitch it!
Haha yes a twitch I may have needed!
Every river has that one local guy who is head over heels in love with it. Who is out there every chance he gets wading and studying the bugs and learning the lies and night fishing it to see just how big they get in there. The guy just quietly putting in the hours, the years. The guy who will someday know that river like the back of his hand (if he doesn't already).
Even the big name rivers have that guy. Some rivers might even have two or three of those guys. On my river, I am that guy. I'm the only guy. I know I'm the only guy because if there were another guy I'd have definitely met him by now.
My river is not the Cayuta. It easily could be though. There are plenty of similarities. If some TH-camr did to my river what you just did the Cayuta, he'd sure better hope I never bumped into him there or anywhere else for that matter. In fact, you could burn my river less bad than this like with a road sign or easily recognizable landmark and I'd be pretty hot.
There's maybe a dozen or so rivers in NY that are so storied and famous that the locals who truly love them deep in their soul just have to put up with a certain degree of this stuff. The Cayuta ain't one of them.
And why? You gonna get that many more views than normal for naming it and posting the access map? Was it just laziness so you wouldn't have to worry about keeping landmarks out of the camera angles?
"Oh it's a well-known river and it's mostly just stocked fish." Yeah but there is one guy who might not have the time or money to travel around like you do and that river is what he's got and catching one of the precious few wild fish to be found in there brings him the sort of joy that other anglers in different circumstances could only get on a trip to Alaska or Mongolia or Patagonia or something.
And you just screwed that guy over for no good reason whatsoever.
Wahhhh
🙄
So I make youtube videos of fishing content. You obviously watch them (you're welcome). I do try to respect the smaller wild trout fisheries and don't name them. This is a well known, well documented (every guide book) stocked trout stream. It is not a destination fishery. They stock this little creek with 11500 trout and I fished the most obvious stretch on the creek. I do not think my youtube video will change anything. I think its safe to say I don't think there will be hoards of people traveling from miles away to catch a bunch of 8-10" stocked trout. I saw at least 20 other people fishing. A few recognized me and were psyched I was filming on "their creek". I actually get people who contact me asking me to fish their home creeks.
It is difficult to find a balance between naming streams and not naming them. People get mad with both, I get nasty comments on how I never name streams, then I name one and I'm ruining some hypothetical guy's life (a little dramatic my friend). Either way I honestly think I strike a good balance. I seriously doubt this video will change anything on this creek. BTW I've never been to Patagonia or Mongolia lol, my farthest trip in the last 6 yrs was Lycoming County PA lol. I work a full time job and make these videos mostly for the nice feedback I get (sometimes I make enough money for gas money and lunch). I spend hours editing and organizing the footage (so I take offense to you calling me lazy).
Luckily the positive feedback outweighs the negative by a large margin or else I would just fish, but then you wouldn't have youtube fishing videos to watch and comment on. Hmmmmm
Jon this muddlerminnow guy sounds like a male Karen. I love your videos and think you do a great job being discreet with your locations. I’m 75 years old and don’t get out fishing as much as I used to so I enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work!
Muddlerminnow, you are pathetic.
Jon does his homework and puts his time in making videos for people to enjoy.
He creates some of the finest productions on TH-cam.
You are correct about one thing…”there is always that one guy”, and apparently you are it.
Thanks Curt I appreciate your support man!
Do everyone a favor and go back to not saying where you're fishing, please.
I rarely do but this creek is hardly a secret and certainly not a destination stream. I don't think I've spoiled it by any means but will take your feedback into consideration.