I enjoyed that video, since I only no of two streams in AZ that have Apaches and Brooks have a thought where you are. That looks like a wild Apache to me, don't always have cut marks in my experience.
You are the TH-cam master of small stream trout fishing. My favorite kind of fishing. I like to practice more stealth. Though small, some of these trout have lived in the same place for many years and have become very sensitive to light changes. I've caught 13" native brookies creeks much smaller than this.
Watching your videos keeps my dreams alive of hiking the high country one day (i’m from Iowa) and trying my hand at catching these little beauties. Thanks.
Thanks for taking me back home... I grew up in Lakeside (Go Yellow Jackets), fished for the Apache Trout all around the streams of Hawley Lake , Reservation Lake, Big Lake and such. Yep, You definitely landed some nice Apache Trout.
I caught Apache and Apache hybrids on a stream off MT. Graham. Big plung pools with boulders. Super spooky! Had to hide behind the rocks and blind cast nymphs to catch. If I peaked to high, all I would see were fish shooting for cover.
Still remember the two Apaches I caught, first was on a Mepps spinner the second was the next day and my first time fly fishing. Love being up in Canada but miss Arizona.
Had a go at them this spring myself. I had been putting off going for the longest time because it's so hard for me to break away from small stream cutthroat, but totally glad I did, I had to put some miles on the boots, but so glad I did. Planning to head back this spring again. I stopped through Gila N.F. and got a few of the small steam Gilas as well.
Just found this channel, really cool. We don’t have a lot of tenkara water in Australia but I’d love to give it a go one day. Been an obsessed fly fisho for 30years and always liked the idea of tenkara. Keep it up 👍
Yeah, Northern Arizona has some pretty awesome trout fishing! I have a few videos of trout fishing a few different areas in AZ, including these Apache Trout! 🙂
I love fishing for smallmouth bass but back in the day I only wanted to catch trout and one day I caught a 2 lb smallie in the lower reaches of a trout stream and was disappointed...cause I wanted to catch trout THAT day and nothing else. Any other day I would have been thrilled at a really nice smallie. Yeah, I know the mindset. Nothing wrong with that. Enjoyed the video! BTW, the lower section of that creek was definitely more silted. I'm guessing livestock erosion.
The Apache Trout are native to Northeastern AZ, only found there! They are really really cool! I did an episode on them recently over on my channel! 🙂✌️🎣
They actually stock Apache trout in some of the streams in the Arizona white mountains but a few years ago the hatchery had some disease and they started doing rainbow. I didn’t make it up there last summer so don’t know if they’re doing Apache again or still rainbow. A few years back I read they’re trying to make the west fork of the black river all Apache trout like it was traditionally before the introduction of other species. They’ve put up a lot of fish barriers and were going to kill all the fish in the west fork and then reintroduce only the Apache and make it a catch and release only stream. I’m not surer where they are in this process presently.
Congratulations on a new species! That’s part of what makes your channel so exciting and enjoyable. Fabulous scenery, as always - thanks for taking us along!
Neat - another one of my target species; I'm putting together in my mind a trip for next year, in an effort to bag as many of these isolated species as possible. I want to get some Gila Trout, Apache Trout, Bonneville and Lahotan Cutts, and maybe a few others. The ultimate would be a Paiute Cutt - they're extremely isolated.
Nicely done. Fisheries folk (at least here in PA) will tell you that the Number of fish in a stream is related to the number of good feeding stations and the Size of the trout is related to the amount of food in the stream.
The Apache is a special trout that is on my bucket list. Searched for months for information on them and where to get them. But the Apache are somewhat like the brook here in NC. All the other trout are more aggressive and therefore will take over their habitat so like the brook trout here in NC. They moved to higher elevations to avoid the other species. At one time I do believe they were determined extinct but were found in a higher elevation stream. I may be getting this mixed up with the Gila trout. Will need to check on that. But no matter the size, the thrill is still the same!!!
VERY hard fish to chase. I've chased them 4 different times empty handed. Most of the info you get on the Apache trout is essentially garbage -- just general tips and info, sometimes with area maps with town names on it to give you a false sense of encouragement. Just recently I was back at it again, but this time I threw it all out there. I could have done the research like you but didn't have time for it, so I found a small flyshop/outdoor sports shop there and decided to play a little game. I'd start chatting it up with whomever worked there, and if I determined I thought they knew something I would start putting flies in the bucket. After around $120 I FINALLY started getting some good info that I could rely on, LOL. The info lead me to an area that was breathtaking, but unfortunately I spent so much time prospecting the place that I had just only started to get into them before I had to leave. Shame, it's starting to become something of an expedition adventure for me. Guess I'll have to clear out my schedule next spring I suppose.
Apache trout are known for their lightning quick strikes and are quick to reject a fly before you set the hook. Fished that same stream a few times... Try the Gila, and Rio Grand cutthroat too in neighboring NM.
Awesome Tristan glad you found some apachies! I lived in AZ and Fished the White Mountains often but never caught the elusive apache. Great video look forward to next week's!
Retired fishkeeper with a large institution who has raised many Apache Trout. Also fished for and caught many. What you caught definitely IS an Apache Trout.
Nice going! 👍👏 The spots either side of the eye pupil is the giveaway. For your merchandise, print teeshirts with ‘Got one-Lost one’ Or ‘ Got-One, Oh No!!’ It seems to be your mantra. 🤣🥃🥃
I had a calander of rare trout years ago. Theres a stream in CA that has a 1 mile stretch of water that holds a species that only occurs in that 1 mile stretch. The river was cut off by a landslide or other occurrence that didn't damn up the river; it dissapears underground and then reappears down river. The fish above the disturbance evolved into a different species. Can't find any info on it. I'm wondering if maybe the big drought after 2011 caused the stream to dry up???
Looks like upper black river. I cut overland fishing there once and ended up in a little tiny overgrown creek using a small rooster tail spinner. Ended up catching a bunch of Apache trout there. It might have been pacheta creek.
COOL DEAL FISHIN' MY HOME STATE! CONGRATS ON THE ELUSIVE APACHIE TROUTYOU CAME ACROSS MY RADAR YESTERDAY AND SUB. YOU TODAY... GOOD FISHIN'... PEACE...
This video clearly demonstrates why I personally do not like tenkara, or at least would find it difficult. There are times like in a stream such as this, I would need to adjust my line. I might want to allow the stream to take it down twenty feet or so, or, I might only need three feet of lead in a hard to get to place. I love your videos, I would just find it hard not to be able to adjust the length of my line at any given moment. However, please keep up the videos… I love vicariously through them!
The Apache Trout is amazing (I did an episode over on my channel). I'm originally from Montana, but now live in AZ and get to fish for native AZ fish like the Apache and Gila Trout! That said, I'm excited to get back to Montana soon to do a Westlope Cutthroat episode!!
Super cool man. I haven't caught the Apache trout yet and I would love too get up to that part of AZ. Seeing all the brown trout and the brookies, makes me think they need to manage for the Apache a little bit better. Sadly, it might mean mandatory keeping of non native fish.
While there are some places that are supposed to have Apache but have an abundance of rainbow/brown or even brook, there are a few where I've only ever caught Apache. If you ever get up to that part of AZ give the West Fork of the little colorado a try. It's fished frequently but if you hike a little you can find plenty of holes.
congrats!! tip, when fishing those skinny waters think out side the box on where a fish might hide,,, i dont fish for one species of fish i fish to catch fish all/every trout, bass, catfish i catch i release the only fish i keep to eat are pan fish and yellow perch
I enjoy watching you fish. You describe your fishing and the fish clearly and in an interesting way. I also appreciate the types of streams you fish. With respect, I don't see the advantage of Tenkara over regular fly fishing. I have fly fished for over 50 years, and I haven't seen you do anything that can't be done with a fly rod. A fly rod allows you to do many more things, mainly because you can lengthen and shorten the line without changing it.
I suppose it’s like *really* primitive bow hunting/archery. Sure, a modern traditional recurve bow with an arrow shelf, ergonomic handle and fiberglass limbs is probably more practical…but it’s the simplicity, challenge and taking part of that particular history that makes shooting with something more ancient a unique experience. I mean, wouldn’t you be curious to see what it would be like to fish with the equipment and techniques of the old samurai?
Great videos . I was wondering have you tried rod from the tenkara rod co. The make the bear claw. White cloud,and saw tooth are a couple of there rods. Iam interested in the bear claw . Thanks for the great videos
very cool! we struggled to find fish in the whites of eastern AZ last summer on the Black River. Of course, heavy rains made for some dirty water. I think the tenkara setup would be ideal for many spots along the upper Black.
A lot of the White Mountain Apache waters are catch and release unless specified and barbless hooks. Any slack might mean bye-bye. They abut the San Carlos Apache lands, but they honor each other's permits
At the beginning of the video when you were only catching brown trout, I was starting to worry that the information you were given may have been the result of mistaken identity, which does happen sometimes. Glad you finally caught your first Apache trout! Congrats!
I think they stock apache trout up at big lake.... it's a little expensive at times but worth the money... you can rent a little boat and stuff... and the fish are pretty decent size... they have browns,rainbows, cuthroats,cutthroat, and apaches..
You should fish the Lakes Region of NH for native brookies. There are some streams man.. some spots with natives over a foot, which is crazy since so many are a few inches, 6 or 7 at best.
Hey buddy i was looking for some land? But my wife requires a creek or stream just like the one you were fishing on to be on it? Is there any areas of the state where they are selling undeveloped land? Im pretty much going to put a small home or cabin on it for hunting and fishing??? More so fishing though. If you know of any areas like that just the county ot area of state is all i need? great video and thanks
Thanks for watching! Be sure to follow me on Instagram if you haven't already: instagram.com/TenkaraAddict/ -Tristan
That size creek is perfect for trout. These are my main style of creeks I fish for browns and rainbows. Great video!
Fishing in my backyard! Well done and congrats on your first Apache Trout! One of our most treasured species.
Thanks, it was a lot of fun!
Thanks for the trout adventure. I can smell the mountain air along that stream from many hours fishing in my youth. Thanks for leaving no foot print.
I enjoyed that video, since I only no of two streams in AZ that have Apaches and Brooks have a thought where you are. That looks like a wild Apache to me, don't always have cut marks in my experience.
Thanks for watching, Ralph!
No Apache trout has ever had Cutthroat marks,
I’ve got them on the Black River in the Apache Reservation
it is very beautiful ! wow it is very nice and green over ,i thought it was very dry all over down there! clean water too!
Northern AZ offers some pretty awesome scenery, great trout fishing, and cold clear rivers that you'd expect in most high elevation places 🙂
You are the TH-cam master of small stream trout fishing. My favorite kind of fishing. I like to practice more stealth. Though small, some of these trout have lived in the same place for many years and have become very sensitive to light changes. I've caught 13" native brookies creeks much smaller than this.
Never thought that I could enjoy watching someone catch guppies out of a trickle, but this video was fantastic. Everything about it. Cheers dude.
Watching your videos keeps my dreams alive of hiking the high country one day (i’m from Iowa) and trying my hand at catching these little beauties. Thanks.
mate im worse off than you I have to fly to the USA first XD
Really enjoyed watching this here in PA mid February. Putting the arrow in to highlight an impending catch is genius. Thanks!
Awesome video used to catch those out of Christmas 🎄 lake on the Apache Reservation.
Heck yeah, solid fishing on the Apache Reservation!!
Eye stripe is the dead giveaway ;) Nicely done :)
For a guy that likes to catch big fish I enjoyed the heck out of this. So cool. Great video. Tranquil spot.
Nice to see u catch our native WhiteMoutainApache trout.
Thanks for taking me back home... I grew up in Lakeside (Go Yellow Jackets), fished for the Apache Trout all around the streams of Hawley Lake , Reservation Lake, Big Lake and such. Yep, You definitely landed some nice Apache Trout.
Congrats on the Apache, for sure a bucket list Trout.
I caught Apache and Apache hybrids on a stream off MT. Graham. Big plung pools with boulders. Super spooky! Had to hide behind the rocks and blind cast nymphs to catch. If I peaked to high, all I would see were fish shooting for cover.
That’s exactly my experience Fishing all Arizona trout
A fine day fishing! The Apaches are good looking fish. Good Job!
Love fishing Apache Trout. Have you had the opportunity to fish for them?
Tristan, you made my Saturday.. again. Lovely Apache Trout to cross off your list...
I saw those at the aquarium in Scottsdale...cool to see them in the wild.
Your fish are well-treated. I live in Japan but I'd love to hunt the Apache trout! Nice post!
Apache are stunningly awesome fish! It's awesome fishing them and catching them on camera!! ✌️🎣
At 10:44, that certainly does look like an Apache trout. Congratulations!
Still remember the two Apaches I caught, first was on a Mepps spinner the second was the next day and my first time fly fishing. Love being up in Canada but miss Arizona.
Had a go at them this spring myself. I had been putting off going for the longest time because it's so hard for me to break away from small stream cutthroat, but totally glad I did, I had to put some miles on the boots, but so glad I did. Planning to head back this spring again. I stopped through Gila N.F. and got a few of the small steam Gilas as well.
I just caught my first apache trout a couple weeks ago. Glad to see you make it out to AZ!
Love watching the tiny streams you fish very pretty, awesome vid and congratulations on the new species of trout .
Just found this channel, really cool. We don’t have a lot of tenkara water in Australia but I’d love to give it a go one day. Been an obsessed fly fisho for 30years and always liked the idea of tenkara.
Keep it up 👍
I live in Arizona and I have yet to fish for these awesome fish. That's awesome man! Another great video as always.
Hey grats on the Apache! That's awesome.
That was cool!!!
I've been to Arizona several times and had no idea there was nature like that.
Great job brother!!
It's a super diverse state
Yeah, Northern Arizona has some pretty awesome trout fishing! I have a few videos of trout fishing a few different areas in AZ, including these Apache Trout! 🙂
You did put in the effort. Nicely done.
Nice! I might have read about Apache trout but thanks to you , I know what one looks like. Thanks, Tristan.
Small beautiful trouts.. . im amazed. Nice stream. I would never mind to fish in such tiny streams)
Have caught 3-4 pound trout in such streams. Learn to read the water.
I love your content it has gotten me into tenkara wich is super fun!
Awesome! I live in Arizona but have never caught an Apache trout, congratulations.
Caught my first Apache Trout this year! They are a blast! I did an episode over on my channel! 🙂
Great video as usual . keep them comming I look forward every Saturday to your videos.
I love fishing for smallmouth bass but back in the day I only wanted to catch trout and one day I caught a 2 lb smallie in the lower reaches of a trout stream and was disappointed...cause I wanted to catch trout THAT day and nothing else. Any other day I would have been thrilled at a really nice smallie. Yeah, I know the mindset. Nothing wrong with that. Enjoyed the video! BTW, the lower section of that creek was definitely more silted. I'm guessing livestock erosion.
I haven't heard Apache trout before. Beautiful fish 😊
The Apache Trout are native to Northeastern AZ, only found there! They are really really cool! I did an episode on them recently over on my channel! 🙂✌️🎣
They actually stock Apache trout in some of the streams in the Arizona white mountains but a few years ago the hatchery had some disease and they started doing rainbow. I didn’t make it up there last summer so don’t know if they’re doing Apache again or still rainbow. A few years back I read they’re trying to make the west fork of the black river all Apache trout like it was traditionally before the introduction of other species. They’ve put up a lot of fish barriers and were going to kill all the fish in the west fork and then reintroduce only the Apache and make it a catch and release only stream. I’m not surer where they are in this process presently.
Congratulations on a new species! That’s part of what makes your channel so exciting and enjoyable. Fabulous scenery, as always - thanks for taking us along!
Neat - another one of my target species; I'm putting together in my mind a trip for next year, in an effort to bag as many of these isolated species as possible. I want to get some Gila Trout, Apache Trout, Bonneville and Lahotan Cutts, and maybe a few others. The ultimate would be a Paiute Cutt - they're extremely isolated.
I'm in Maine have caught blue trout witch are super rare ..this is cool
Nicely done. Fisheries folk (at least here in PA) will tell you that the Number of fish in a stream is related to the number of good feeding stations and the Size of the trout is related to the amount of food in the stream.
Great vid. Really appreciate the white arrow - makes a big difference!
The Apache is a special trout that is on my bucket list. Searched for months for information on them and where to get them. But the Apache are somewhat like the brook here in NC. All the other trout are more aggressive and therefore will take over their habitat so like the brook trout here in NC. They moved to higher elevations to avoid the other species. At one time I do believe they were determined extinct but were found in a higher elevation stream. I may be getting this mixed up with the Gila trout. Will need to check on that. But no matter the size, the thrill is still the same!!!
VERY hard fish to chase. I've chased them 4 different times empty handed. Most of the info you get on the Apache trout is essentially garbage -- just general tips and info, sometimes with area maps with town names on it to give you a false sense of encouragement. Just recently I was back at it again, but this time I threw it all out there. I could have done the research like you but didn't have time for it, so I found a small flyshop/outdoor sports shop there and decided to play a little game. I'd start chatting it up with whomever worked there, and if I determined I thought they knew something I would start putting flies in the bucket. After around $120 I FINALLY started getting some good info that I could rely on, LOL. The info lead me to an area that was breathtaking, but unfortunately I spent so much time prospecting the place that I had just only started to get into them before I had to leave. Shame, it's starting to become something of an expedition adventure for me. Guess I'll have to clear out my schedule next spring I suppose.
Congratulations on your success in Arizona!
Apache trout are known for their lightning quick strikes and are quick to reject a fly before you set the hook. Fished that same stream a few times... Try the Gila, and Rio Grand cutthroat too in neighboring NM.
Awesome Tristan glad you found some apachies! I lived in AZ and Fished the White Mountains often but never caught the elusive apache. Great video look forward to next week's!
fun to watch, i fish the rivers n streams in the hoover wilderness for goldens n lct's
Nice! I caught an Apache last August and I spent about 7 hours to catch him! It was some HARD fishing!
Congrats!
I loved your video . Thanks . Greetings from London 👍
Are Gila trout next?
Yes, pretty fish. How do they taste?
People tell me they are similar tasting to brown trout. I've caught plenty of Apache, but always released.
@@KevinRapkochFishing Message me if you know this creek. Joe D
Are you doing the western native trout Initiative?
Retired fishkeeper with a large institution who has raised many Apache Trout. Also fished for and caught many. What you caught definitely IS an Apache Trout.
Beautiful places and species, congrats and keep up the good work!
Beautiful. My home state. Thank you for the entertainment.
Same here! Love people getting exposed to our awesome Apache (and Gila) trout!
Are you going to jump across into New Mexico and go for a Gila Trout?
Nice going! 👍👏 The spots either side of the eye pupil is the giveaway. For your merchandise, print teeshirts with ‘Got one-Lost one’ Or ‘ Got-One, Oh No!!’ It seems to be your mantra. 🤣🥃🥃
hey man a little late to the party but what where is this?
Where exactly is this? I am moving to Arizona, and I want to go there.
Hey brother, you can find Apache Trout all over the White Mountains, Rim Country, AZ. I have an episode fishing them over on my channel 🙂.
I had a calander of rare trout years ago. Theres a stream in CA that has a 1 mile stretch of water that holds a species that only occurs in that 1 mile stretch. The river was cut off by a landslide or other occurrence that didn't damn up the river; it dissapears underground and then reappears down river. The fish above the disturbance evolved into a different species. Can't find any info on it. I'm wondering if maybe the big drought after 2011 caused the stream to dry up???
What an awesome name and fish
This was such a cool video, love these kinds of small stream adventures, you got my subscription!
Thanks Jarrett! Except I can see if a commenter has subscribed or not, and it looks like you haven't 😄
@@TenkaraAddict huh, I coulda sworn I did, well either way I am now! Thanks for letting me know I don’t want to miss your vids!
Awsome! Beautiful stream!
Beautiful fish.. Gila trout next ?
Very green for Arizona!
White Mountains, Rim Country, AZ is higher elevation and very green and beautiful! 🙂
Looks like upper black river. I cut overland fishing there once and ended up in a little tiny overgrown creek using a small rooster tail spinner.
Ended up catching a bunch of Apache trout there. It might have been pacheta creek.
COOL DEAL FISHIN' MY HOME STATE! CONGRATS ON THE ELUSIVE APACHIE TROUTYOU CAME ACROSS MY RADAR YESTERDAY AND SUB. YOU TODAY... GOOD FISHIN'... PEACE...
This video clearly demonstrates why I personally do not like tenkara, or at least would find it difficult. There are times like in a stream such as this, I would need to adjust my line. I might want to allow the stream to take it down twenty feet or so, or, I might only need three feet of lead in a hard to get to place. I love your videos, I would just find it hard not to be able to adjust the length of my line at any given moment. However, please keep up the videos… I love vicariously through them!
I find tenkara's inherent limitations an interesting challenge. Thanks Jeremy!
The white on the front edge of the pelvic fins of the first Apache you caught….imho confirms that it was an Apache
Congrats
New sub here. Great job Love to fish. I’m in Montana
The Apache Trout is amazing (I did an episode over on my channel). I'm originally from Montana, but now live in AZ and get to fish for native AZ fish like the Apache and Gila Trout! That said, I'm excited to get back to Montana soon to do a Westlope Cutthroat episode!!
In Australia we mainly have Brown and Rainbow trout with the occasional salmon and Brook trout!
Just between you and me....I would have pulled the brookie.
I enjoyed the fishing trip,Thanks
Looks like you are in the White Mountains near Greer, right?
If you don’t have a copy, pick up Robert Smith’s Native Trout of North America. I knew him in his later years, a well travelled and interesting gent.
Have you ever fished for Gila trout? That would be a cool video.
Congrats! Beautiful coloration on those. Interesting seeing their shape too.
Super cool man. I haven't caught the Apache trout yet and I would love too get up to that part of AZ. Seeing all the brown trout and the brookies, makes me think they need to manage for the Apache a little bit better. Sadly, it might mean mandatory keeping of non native fish.
While there are some places that are supposed to have Apache but have an abundance of rainbow/brown or even brook, there are a few where I've only ever caught Apache. If you ever get up to that part of AZ give the West Fork of the little colorado a try. It's fished frequently but if you hike a little you can find plenty of holes.
@@cannonballz8423 Thank you. I will have to give that a try. A little hiking never stopped me 👍👍
congrats!! tip, when fishing those skinny waters think out side the box on where a fish might hide,,, i dont fish for one species of fish i fish to catch fish all/every trout, bass, catfish i catch i release the only fish i keep to eat are pan fish and yellow perch
I enjoy watching you fish. You describe your fishing and the fish clearly and in an interesting way. I also appreciate the types of streams you fish. With respect, I don't see the advantage of Tenkara over regular fly fishing. I have fly fished for over 50 years, and I haven't seen you do anything that can't be done with a fly rod. A fly rod allows you to do many more things, mainly because you can lengthen and shorten the line without changing it.
I suppose it’s like *really* primitive bow hunting/archery. Sure, a modern traditional recurve bow with an arrow shelf, ergonomic handle and fiberglass limbs is probably more practical…but it’s the simplicity, challenge and taking part of that particular history that makes shooting with something more ancient a unique experience. I mean, wouldn’t you be curious to see what it would be like to fish with the equipment and techniques of the old samurai?
Great videos . I was wondering have you tried rod from the tenkara rod co. The make the bear claw. White cloud,and saw tooth are a couple of there rods. Iam interested in the bear claw . Thanks for the great videos
very cool! we struggled to find fish in the whites of eastern AZ last summer on the Black River. Of course, heavy rains made for some dirty water. I think the tenkara setup would be ideal for many spots along the upper Black.
Is this video somewhere over by Snowflake or Show Low?
Great video. The apache trout is a lovely fish!
Sure is!
Wow. Nice fish. Can u ever eat them. Just wondering
A lot of the White Mountain Apache waters are catch and release unless specified and barbless hooks. Any slack might mean bye-bye. They abut the San Carlos Apache lands, but they honor each other's permits
Last I heard, not the natives, but think they encourage removal of others
At the beginning of the video when you were only catching brown trout, I was starting to worry that the information you were given may have been the result of mistaken identity, which does happen sometimes. Glad you finally caught your first Apache trout! Congrats!
Beautiful country
White Mountains in AZ is pretty dang beautiful!!
I think they stock apache trout up at big lake.... it's a little expensive at times but worth the money... you can rent a little boat and stuff... and the fish are pretty decent size... they have browns,rainbows, cuthroats,cutthroat, and apaches..
No Apache trout in Big Lake.
Beautiful fish, gorgeous creek, Well Done, thanks
Awesome man! Congratulations on the Apache
You should fish the Lakes Region of NH for native brookies. There are some streams man.. some spots with natives over a foot, which is crazy since so many are a few inches, 6 or 7 at best.
Everyone has already caught Brook trout,
Hey buddy i was looking for some land? But my wife requires a creek or stream just like the one you were fishing on to be on it? Is there any areas of the state where they are selling undeveloped land? Im pretty much going to put a small home or cabin on it for hunting and fishing??? More so fishing though. If you know of any areas like that just the county ot area of state is all i need? great video and thanks
I'm afraid I can't help you there. Sorry.
Awesome stuff, those are some beautiful trout
great job! amazing video!! ✊🏻Now I try Tenkara fishing..👋🏼🇮🇹
How are you settin the hook so well on such small fish?
A good bucket list fish.
Grats man, glad you got one.
Kudos for sure on Apache! I went after them last year. Flow was 80%low then too. And craw dads were thick.
Well Done, Tristan!!
Some tough fishing!
Road to Hawley? That's one of my favorites.
Or the Black river around sheeps crossing.