When I go to Cranberry I take a machete and cut a trail about a 100 yards straight down. Where you can't see the River. Always catch a few. Even in June or July
I used to fish Shaver's Fork, Seneca Creek, Spring Run, Glade and all those sweet streams . I lived in Harrison County but spent most of my time in the streams and woods of my home state. I now fish beautiful ponds and streams in New Hampshire with trout season opening in 2 weeks as soon as the ice is out. Nice fish my friend, catching them is only second to being in the woods of Appalachia here where I am and 700 miles back to wild, wonderful West "by God" Virginia.👍
@@godscountrywithbriannipps5623 I have a channel here with videos of what I catch here in NH if you care to look at them. I have become more of a bass fisherman but still go after brook trout now and again.
Water looks awesome
Good video, Williams river for me next weekend
Nice one Bud, keep it going 👍
Thanks lonnie!
Отличный друг 👍👉🔔
When I go to Cranberry I take a machete and cut a trail about a 100 yards straight down. Where you can't see the River. Always catch a few. Even in June or July
I used to fish Shaver's Fork, Seneca Creek, Spring Run, Glade and all those sweet streams . I lived in Harrison County but spent most of my time in the streams and woods of my home state. I now fish beautiful ponds and streams in New Hampshire with trout season opening in 2 weeks as soon as the ice is out. Nice fish my friend, catching them is only second to being in the woods of Appalachia here where I am and 700 miles back to wild, wonderful West "by God" Virginia.👍
Awesome post brother! Thanks for watching my videos!
@@godscountrywithbriannipps5623 I have a channel here with videos of what I catch here in NH if you care to look at them. I have become more of a bass fisherman but still go after brook trout now and again.
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@@godscountrywithbriannipps5623 Thanks and fish on...