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Hell yeah man! Glad you got into some!

I'm seriously tempted to upgrade! The 70lb pack 24 mile day was rooooough! Thanks for the advice! Hope you enjoy the rest of your time here!

I caught a 30" walleye.

The road to our entry point washed out in three places. However by the time we got to the parking lot they had temporary fixes in place so vehicles could get out. Other than that, just a lot of water bailing out of the canoes and a fire to dry ourselves and gear off

@@goodthrillhunting damnnnn boyyyy

It's reel good!

No, this my first hand footage from a trip I just got back from. Search for news of Ely MN road washouts on 6/20/2024.

@@goodthrillhunting Glad you made it out. I was halfway joking.

@@wesKEVQJ haha gotcha, yeah it was wild. The outfitter said he had over 8" in his rain gauge in Ely, but we got hit with the worst of it up where we were. He is 86 years old and said he's never seen anything like this before.

Seems pretty sterile.

@@goodthrillhunting For sure. I know there is some decent fishing to be had in the park, but Lake McDonald aint it.

Nice work.

@@goodthrillhunting They threw me off at first because they aren't native, but they are common enough to be on the cover of a book I have.

It was pretty dang consistent catches. No exaggeration, the majority I caught this day were not on film, needed to conserve battery.

Thanks for the watch and kind words. Looks like you've got some cool trip videos to share as well. Sub for a sub!

@@goodthrillhunting thank you I appreciate that! Glacier is on my short list!

@SoloSchmitty I have a GNP playlist, and am headed there for my 4th and longest trip yet coming up in a few weeks. You should know all the best fishing spots in the park by the time I'm done 😅

@@goodthrillhunting awesome! I will be watching for sure, thx!

I'm a bit hesitant to burn spots because of the negative ecological impact of millions of people seeing names of specific spots on the internet and flocking there. I may share specific names of certain lakes, but others I might only slip in hints so the ones who are willing to research and work to find spots will be rewarded.

G move ​@@goodthrillhunting

I also thought it was pretty funny, but then it happened again on a different lake, and now I think maybe it's more common than I realized. They're going for what appears to be the nearest shelter.

Bullhead has some pretty big trout and you can walk the swift current valley trail there and fish from shore. It's a pretty good hike though so not a lot of people want to carry the fishing gear there. Check it out!

I can't tell the difference between Westslope Cutthroat trout, and Yellowstone Cutthroat trout, and since the former is native, I release all Cutthroats I catch. (Legally required to catch and release native species)

Funny you ask, I'm actually currently editing a gear shakedown video where I put my kayak in my pack and show the full weigh in. As far as tippy, no. Crazy stable actually. Being canvas, it rolls over the waves and morphs to match the shape of the water surface. I've taken some serious waves on St. Mary and felt totally comfortable, more comfortable than in a kevlar canoe or fiberglass kayak. I've never had a leak, haven't had to repair a puncture. The canvas is about as sturdy as a white water raft's. There's two air chambers, so if you lose one due to a puncture, the other will get you back to shore. I already bought another Intex challenger as a backup for the day this thing dies, so far that backup inflatable is still sealed up in the original box.

That’s incredible. Especially for the price. I look forward to your gear video. Good stuff all around and I hope to hook up with some trout when I visit Glacier in July.

I was hoping some folks would appreciate the humor there 😅. Ironic that it was Obama that legalized carrying in the NPS.

@@goodthrillhunting he was know for this pro gun stance lol

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Public land too 🍄

@@goodthrillhunting any tips you can give me?

@@kygreenskeeper8326 low flat areas that moisture and nutrients drain to and collect. Look for dead and dieing trees of these types: elm, populus genus, (poplar, cottonwood, aspen, etc.) fruit trees (apple and mulberry), I've heard types of ash but haven't found that myself. Find a grove of one of these types, like a huge grove of poplar trees that had a something like a water level change kill them all and you could find some impressive hauls. Cover ground and pin your spots for future years.

@@goodthrillhunting awesome... Thx bud

@@kygreenskeeper8326 last tip, subscribe lol. I try to drop hints and tips in every video I upload otherwise what would be the point of sharing?

Excuse me those are RED 😅

@shoot2grill369 custom made it for me on a CNC machine.

Plastic stick baits work, just about any. Rattletraps. Perch colored rapala. Mini walleye rapala. Just about anything shiny and rattley. You can also jig a plastic worm. They're not finicky, they've probably never seen a lure.

Everything works. Rapala, Mepps, you name it. They're aggressive.

Thanks for confirming. Any decent size? Two years and it's like we couldn't get something over 20-22" after catching doooooozens

Absolutely. Start with springs, find thick cover nearby that lets them see one way and smell the other.

Yup with my eothech setup 25/250 works best