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Have you guys been out lately? What’s the water temp like?

you NEED to hold your pole and pole tip up HIGH,HIGH,HIGH get in the habit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Thanks for sharing this video of fly fishing in the beautiful fall woods. Love it!

Absolutely beautiful, brother.

Small stream brookies are a spiritual experience. I lived in NW Mt in my mid 20s, did a lot of this kind of fishing. Since then have fished coast to coast, have some memorable experiences but the simplicity of this can't be beat 😁😁👍👍

I absolutely love this river. The sound of the train horn and the squeal of the brakes cutting through the morning fog gives me chills

Let's be honest. This is just us getting away with spinfishing, lol

Beautiful!

Is there a link? Thanks

Love this! I grew up in a small town in potter co….cant wait to retire and move back. Excellent film and story.

I've been fishing ANF since I was 10, I'm 45 now. Just started Quehanna/Moshannon area about 10 yrs ago. I've recently introduced my daughters boyfriend into it. I give him a new spot and which species are in it. He goes alone. And when he tells me about it, its like a time machine to myself. Something about these little fish and where they live does something to a few people that they can't shake or explain. Seeing it happen to someone else from the beginning is one of the most satisfying things I've done.

I have been following you guys for a little while now. You produce some of the best content for fly fishing. My sister recently moved to Montana (I totally understand why) and had the blessing of visiting her and her boyfriend. We floated the Bitterroot and it was amazing. That being said, I totally get the draw to get back home and share another experience with your buddies. I just thank you for sharing these journeys with us. As others have said, you deserve a big contract for the level content you produce. I will watch everything you produce; and perhaps someday I will be blessed with the opportunity to share water with you guys.

You put out some of the best edits as far fly fishing content goes. I always feel that I am there with you and long to get back out on the water every time I watch your videos. Please keep doing what you love and sharing it with us.

Can’t beat it, loving the vids. Tight lines🎣🪶

The Little J is such a sacred place for me.

What a vibe. One of my most vivid memories is fishing for some brookies off a tributary of Pine Creek with my dad and brother when I was 8 years old.

Until you try to self film yourself fly fishing, I don't think people will understand how challenging it is. Setting up the camera for a run, fish the run, move the camera, rinse, repeat. If the action is on, it makes it worthwhile! Always enjoy your videos!

What a treat. I have a few months of snowmelt and runoff before I can get to my high brookie streams. Those little wild brookies are like jewels. Good stuff fellas.

Great video! One of Americas best kept secrets

This is great!! Thank you Guys for all the hard work you do. you are much appreciated sharing your labor of love for the fish and the beautiful PA streams.

whippoorwills are the bane of my existence when camping

amazing video. question, ive been trying to film myself more but im having trouble staying motivated especially when i dropped my new sony vz-1 in the river, and then come home to corrupted gopro files. how often do you spend the time to set up a shot at a nice hole but dont catch anything? I see that alot of people take the time to set these shots up but they never show footage of not catching fish. thanks!

Another great video! Thanks for taking us along. Had some clever edits in this one too 👍

Been a while since we’ve seen that stream. Was wondering how it’s doing. Been 4 or 5 years myself since I’ve fished it. Good stuff.

Beautiful stream and country, no wonder trout live there. Really enjoy watching your videos. Tight lines.

Watching an Allegheny Native video on Memorial Day and no work…perfect! Thanks for sharing

Self filming can be a pain. Though it always feels worth it when you get that cool angle and fish, as you often do. Great job!

Their fly box subscription is the best! Thank you!

Nice !

Thank You, It's true, with the impassion Joe, there's no problem without solution. Love the pace of your fishing adventures.

This isn't a huge channel, but one day, it deserves to be. I lived in Johnstown PA, and have a love for the Allegheny Mountains. Been with these guys when they had 400 subscribers!!

A very successful session, I’m glad I found your channel and we are looking forward to new videos.

One of your best.

Born and raised in Clearfield County... such amazing trout streams. Fond memories of native brook trout streams with my dad, using some worms we dug up in the yard... watching now from South Carolina, where I've lived for the past 15 years.... I miss that beautiful area up there. I have a 2 hr drive to the mountains of SC/GA for the nearest trout fishing to me. Your videos are expertly done and leave a fond longing in my heart to make it back up to PA someday. Keep up the great work... Love the videos.

What a beautiful film! It just brings me back to my childhood when me and my family would go camping here in Texas. Me and dad would go off to fish and return with some channel cat. I really hope that you all use the Kodak 16mm again; it really caught the beauty of Potter County! And the friendship, I think that's the most beautiful part of the film...thank you gentlemen!

Lol 10:18 I see I’ll shoot this fish now 😅

Can’t beat a Pennsylvania native Brookie !👍🏻 so pretty!! Excellent filming and editing , top notch , well done !!

"It's called fishing, there's nothing easy about it"🙂‍↕️

At the 15 minute mark you guys are parked at the bottom of my cabin driveway! I've caught alot of natives over the years there

Those are state forest makers not game lands, sorry for the nitpicking. Great video as always, look forward to more.

Another great video, showing that it isn’t always fish after fish, some days are just better than others. And that’s ok! What length rods and weights do you guys usually use on those little streams?

A buddy and I had an off grid camp in north central PA for over 40 years. No idea how many hundreds of native brookies we caught and released. My pal passed a couple years ago and the camps been sold. Best times of my life. Sure do miss my buddy and those mountains.

Like the man says... Pennsylvania gold ! Stunning little fish and perfectly in proportion with their habitat. If only we had them in my streams I wander in, I'm over in the UK so no brookies v v sadly! Keep up the good work and the rod bent & and btw take it easy blowing the fly powder around man, its sure not good stuff to get in your lungs. Think asbestosis, a similar deal.

What I find is road fishing can get to much pressure,the farther off trail you go the better.great video!

The fishing should start picking up here with the warmer weather on these smaller streams. There are time when I ask myself where all the fish went then others where every rock has a brookie behind it! My favorite type of fishing. Great video!

Royal Coachman is the ticket for native brookies.

Absolutely love that area as well. It's always been my go-to for the first brookie trip of the year - endless possibilities! For tight quarters brookie fishing, y'all should really tenkara a shot - you'll never need the reel or the line :) and the rods are SO much more sensitive. Scott at Featherman Creations off 255 going towards the Moshannon is a solid spot, Scott's a good dude as well.

When I was a kid I thought fishing was for the old men who were generally boring or unassuming. As I grew older I realized that fishing is for the stoic, patient, and passionate people on this earth. As I’ve grown older still, I’ve found those traits within myself and in others that truly understand what fishing is about and I couldn’t be more thankful for the friends I’ve made along the way. Listening to your conversations reminds me so much of them; one minute we’re arguing knots and the next we compare mental notes on salt or paprika in exactly what it does to a certain dish cooked different ways. I love what fishing has given me, and the only thing I’d wish differently is that I would’ve started sooner.

Nice to see Pennsylvania treasures