Hi Chuck! So nice fishing in May, usually. My past week of fishing, five outta seven days were cold, windy and rainy, Augh! But the fish were still biting. Love those conditions you were fishing in, great for nymphing. Always putting on the clinic, nice work. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Chuck! Thanks for the video ,glad you got to be on the water after your long work stretch. That brown and bow at the end were nice fish. Yep the sulphurs are making an appearance,I have been doing really well with a yellow thread Frenchie. Keep the videos coming!
Trout are so beautiful and such nice Colors especially the ones you caught beautiful 🤩 and nice scenery as a TH-camr I struggle to capture the nature side I am a kid and still learning though and doing my best and tightlines🎣
The local PA celeb! Good to see a new video man. Great intro as always. You def go in runs, work a bunch, take off a bunch. I can live with that. Keep up the great work, and take a damn lunch or snack to the stream. I promise you I won't be leaving to go eat when we fish together :)
haha Appreciate the compliments Mike! I actually enjoy taking a break to get a lunch if I'm fishing all day, but if the fishing is on fire that much then I just wouldn't leave to get lunch. 🤣
Your videos are some of my favorite to watch! So simple. Can I ask what is the difference between when you are keeping your rod tip high vs when you put it low to the water at around 7:47 in the video?
Thank you for watching them. Glad you enjoy them. I use jig hooks for all my nymphs so I mostly tend to keep the rod tip high, but I do side pressure sometimes to try and guide/steer the fish or to just get a better fighting angle.
You make it look so easy all the time!! You don’t use a sitghter at all? Just the tippet to the amnisa? I wish I could find water with flow like that... I was in ur neck of the woods the other day..
Well thank you! It's not always easy and remember I have edited out all the parts with nothing caught. haha Yeah the Amnesia acts as the sighter since it's bright red. I don't use green or anything as I can see red better all the time.
Thank you! It's a pheasant tail tied with yellow dyed pheasant tail and a rusty orange collar and gold bead. I probably will do a tying video on it at some point.
Yup! I have the FishPond wading belt also that has the built in net holster in the back. I put it in there and then I have a cable leash attached as well to make sure if it falls out I don't lose it.
Here in PA if you catch a rainbow trout in 98% of the waters it's most likely a stocked or hold over fish. As for browns and brookies you can usually tell by the fins and spots.
Outstanding! Such beautiful water.
Thanks for watching!
Hi Chuck! So nice fishing in May, usually. My past week of fishing, five outta seven days were cold, windy and rainy, Augh! But the fish were still biting. Love those conditions you were fishing in, great for nymphing. Always putting on the clinic, nice work. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching Scott! Yeah, I can't believe April and May have already past. Already looking forward to next year.
Great video! Keep them coming!
Thank you! They will definitely continue. 👍
Hey Chuck! Thanks for the video ,glad you got to be on the water after your long work stretch. That brown and bow at the end were nice fish. Yep the sulphurs are making an appearance,I have been doing really well with a yellow thread Frenchie. Keep the videos coming!
Thanks for watching Dale! Yeah they both were nice fish for sure.
Great video, water looked great, seems like an excellent day fishing ! You did well!
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Great vid. Glad your back at it lookin forward to more wild browns enjoy your days off.
Thank you! There will definitely be more wild brown videos to come. No worries on that. haha
Trout are so beautiful and such nice Colors especially the ones you caught beautiful 🤩 and nice scenery as a TH-camr I struggle to capture the nature side I am a kid and still learning though and doing my best and tightlines🎣
Trout are beautiful you got that right! Keep at it! Everyone starts somewhere and over time if you keep putting in the effort you'll get there too.
The local PA celeb! Good to see a new video man. Great intro as always. You def go in runs, work a bunch, take off a bunch. I can live with that. Keep up the great work, and take a damn lunch or snack to the stream. I promise you I won't be leaving to go eat when we fish together :)
haha Appreciate the compliments Mike!
I actually enjoy taking a break to get a lunch if I'm fishing all day, but if the fishing is on fire that much then I just wouldn't leave to get lunch. 🤣
Great video. Nice fish. In one stretch of water there was a wall, here comes a nosey Dave question, who built that wall? It was absolutely amazing.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video as well as the fish. 👍
To be honest, I have not a clue.
Your videos are some of my favorite to watch! So simple. Can I ask what is the difference between when you are keeping your rod tip high vs when you put it low to the water at around 7:47 in the video?
Thank you for watching them. Glad you enjoy them. I use jig hooks for all my nymphs so I mostly tend to keep the rod tip high, but I do side pressure sometimes to try and guide/steer the fish or to just get a better fighting angle.
You make it look so easy all the time!! You don’t use a sitghter at all? Just the tippet to the amnisa? I wish I could find water with flow like that... I was in ur neck of the woods the other day..
Well thank you! It's not always easy and remember I have edited out all the parts with nothing caught. haha
Yeah the Amnesia acts as the sighter since it's bright red. I don't use green or anything as I can see red better all the time.
Great video! Hey just wondering what Sofer nymph imitation you were using?
Thank you! It's a pheasant tail tied with yellow dyed pheasant tail and a rusty orange collar and gold bead. I probably will do a tying video on it at some point.
Did I see you are using the fish pond nomad mid length net? How do you carry yours? How do you rig up your tether?
Yup! I have the FishPond wading belt also that has the built in net holster in the back. I put it in there and then I have a cable leash attached as well to make sure if it falls out I don't lose it.
How do you identify the stocked fish? Here in California DFW clips the adipose fin, but your fish appear to have all their fins intact.
Here in PA if you catch a rainbow trout in 98% of the waters it's most likely a stocked or hold over fish. As for browns and brookies you can usually tell by the fins and spots.