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The town is also where Jim Thorpe attended school and where the Corvette festival is held every year, as well as being a major trucking hub.

How do you access Wallace run? Looking at property lines online, it looks like most of it is touching private property

I am grateful for your videos

Geeesshh, thought you retired from fishing! Glad you’re back.

hey I know im late but how exactly did u get to that trail? great vid btw!

Where do you recommend parking to access Wallace Run?

might be nice if ya could actually get to cades cove.

That first dry fly eat was SICK

if you ever make it back this way, you have got to hit the elkmot rd (Little River head waters). great fishing there!

Hey, I know I'm late to the party, but I can answer a few of your questions. I'm local to the area, have been fishing the Smokies all of my life, and worked as a fishing guide here from 2003 to 2012. The small size of the fish. It is a combination of several factors. 1. indeterminate growth: smaller streams does equal smaller fish, but more so does a mixed bag of species and food availability. brown trout in many of the streams switch from bugs and grubs to small fish around the 7 inch mark. rainbows do as well and that's why you rarely find brook trout below 3000ft. Due to this and other minor issues like over fishing and varying droughts, you end up with lots of smaller fish rather than larger. there are BIG browns in the park and we have landed 2 and 3 pound bows in the park around elkmont. They do exist, but are uncommon. Rainbows are actually not native to the area. They were stocked long ago (1900's) as a food source along side brown trout. they are natural predators to the slower growing brook trout and have depleted the population below 3k elevation. Without that food source, they tend to not grow very large. Put simply, Rainbows are bullies and will out compete brooks and browns and even each other. While these rivers have populations of minnows, those tend to be harder to catch than a fingerling brook trout or even a brown. Those were some great catches! Keep catching them! Love from the smokies.

The guides ruined the main river. Used to catch 50 per day average 17" 30 years ago.

My stepmom is from Pennsylvania too. The Sonoran Desert around Tucson is the most beautiful. It's kind of lame in the valley area. But the valley has way more to fish for sure. Tucson doesn't really have anything to fish

Your fired

Your wife is a wonderful woman to let you enjoy this on your own. Also, nothing beats TNs beauty. Been an Appalachian native here in East TN for almost 30 years and im never leaving. Go Vols! Haha

Never stop making these videos man. They are treasures.

I see that this was 3 yrs ago. So idk if you've started using a strike indicator.....aka bobber, but it'll keep your nymphs off the bottom, as well as let you know when u have a bite, since you're not tight lining. Great video, of my hometown. Keep it up.

Ain’t nobody stealing your shit on Folly that’s an insult to the best beach in America

Nice fishing dude, If you want to do more VT backwater, Try the Battle kill rv. - Arlington, VT. Keep up the catch 🎉

Trouser trout and finless browns 🎉

Why you camping on left lane ??? Move over and be a better driver !

I love catching those little natives and for their size they hit hard- like a linebacker! Good fun right there mate! Cheers.

Why so much emphasis on stocked vs. native trout? Fish another waterway if that bothers you! It's very insulting and irritating!

Be a travel guide.

Mmmmkk, cooler weather is here….back to trout fishing!

I caught a beautiful 16" Brown there a couple of years ago....cave man style 😅. I saw that they weren't hitting anything unless it top water. I didn't have anything but spinning gear. I tied on a fly and it out there with a bobber.....😮 fly .....strike indicator or whatever 😅. It worked. I didn't keep him . I normally do , but it was the most beautiful fish I've ever caught and hooked perfectly.

The larger brook trout you sent "home" is most likely dead. Out of the water too long. Also Verboten: don't put the fish on rocks or pebbles as you did. It damages them. Their skin is fragile. Keen them in the water - except maybe for a minute at most to shoot photos.

Nice upload bro always a good day when trout towns posts

Fishing off that riprap must be your freestone habitat 😊

Catching that flounder was a fluke 😅

Identifications skills weak, might have been a weakfish 😂

The salt life calling you, good thing the ocean has its own version of trout

Where are you from? I follow you and you spend a ton of time in my neck of the woods I’m in Carlisle

We’re due for another Trout Towns, what’s up next?!

if you want a fishing experience, take a trip with Shallow thoughts. Depending on the time of year will determine species, Jeremey will get you on some fish.

In the 70's, I was six years old. My father took us camping here long before it was ever developed. We happened one year to camp during the cicada spawn. My father caught so many trout using these bugs it was unbelievable. Like fishing a stocked pond. Great memories. Great place to fish and explore nature. Love your video. Living in Florida now, this video brings great memories. Thanks for sharing.

If you go far up enough the wild Pecos you will encounter wild rainbows.

Where do you find these places, I live down here in NM and I struggle to find creeks like the one in caldera; also great video

Did you start your Loyalsock at Sandy Bottom?

NICE! Looks like you hit Rock Run? I can tell by the rocks and how the water carved them out so smoothly. If I’m wrong, it’s a must. It’s arguable the most beautiful stream in the State. And when the fish are biting it’s the best.

They only say they’re infertile to keep populations steady. The cleaned up Pine Creek about 25-30 years ago. And there’s been a group trying to turn Loyalsock into pristine waters and surroundings. Not like it’s litter ridden or creek is polluted but the group aims to maintain the pristine. One more note Loyalsock and Lycoming flood incredibly bad and quickly. Pine Creek will flood but very rarely. It rises slow but also drops slow while the other two can flood in an hour over the banks causing devastation. I lived for 1.5 years about 5 miles South of where you started. Prior I lived 5 miles from Creek and 25 miles to your spot. Little Bear again has so many natives. They do stock Loyalsock too. Little Bear has a handicap area which they stock.

Man living in Williamsport, you forget just how much wealth was here. We have a road called Millionaires row which will prob get covered. But the logging boom put us on the map. Way way up Lycoming. Creek there is a graveyard on the side of the mountain, 15 min drive from the 1850s-1870s. Many of the deaths were infants. It was and still is so remote but I couldn’t imagine living there 160 years ago. Once again Loyalsock for the win. Glad you went well up stream. It’s def our pride and joy and Brownies and large and plentiful.

Man living in Williamsport, you forget just how much wealth was here. We have a road called Millionaires row which will prob get covered. But the logging boom put us on the map. Way way up Lycoming. Creek there is a graveyard on the side of the mountain, 15 min drive from the 1850s-1870s. Many of the deaths were infants. It was and still is so remote but I couldn’t imagine living there 160 years ago. Once again Loyalsock for the win. Glad you went well up stream. It’s def our pride and joy and Brownies and large and plentiful.

Sorry for blowing your page up. But take a Right across the Stream in Trout Run and it’s a 8-10 minute drive to Rose Valley Lake. Also excellent fishing but I prefer hiking thesreams. Brownies are so hard to bring in. Lost a 30 in her after fighting for 10-15 mins. How to judge stock vs non stock? Color is easiest but those small brownies were unlikely stocked by the state.

What time of year did you visit us? I think you said May but wasn’t sure what it was concerning.

Next time you’re fishing in our area. If you want real natives hit the Loyalsock and stop at Bear Run. Prob 7-10 miles north on 87 from 180.

As a life long trout fishing enthusiast. We have 3 amazing streams within 20 miles. I’ve fished them all a lot and my recently deceased Uncle lived on Pine Creek. Probably the most famous with presidents fish there just s an example. I lived about 2 blocks from the LL Complex. It’s impressive. I now live in Duboistown which is part of the Williamsport zip Code and live right by the Susquehanna River. Little Trivia, the Susquehanna is one of the top 3-4 oldest rivers in tHE WORLD. We’, made some mistakes like stripping our mountains of all trees. We also allowed fracking which was surprisingly not that invasive and brought a lot economic benefits for a few years. There’s still here (gas companies) but it’s been slowed as of late. Of the3 Creeks we fish. I prefer the Loyalsock Creek first, then Pine Creek and finally the Lycoming. First Eagle I ever saw was in 1999-2000 while fishing in Camaal PA which is up Pine Creek. It flew 30 yds above my head in the dead center of the creek. That got me hooked and I bought a camera and started to become a birder. I’ve now seen hundreds of different Eagles, with teens of thousands of views. Even though Lyco in #3. It’s probably still a top 0 in the USA. Lycoming Country with Williamsport and surrounding communities we have incredible outdoor opportunities. Looking to camp? Def find camping on the a Loyalsock. While each creek is gorgeous and the terrains are decent but Loyalsock is amazing. Also you won’t see the stockies as much in Loyalsock. You’ll catch a ton of natives and huge brownies.

At the beginning when you said williamsport was known for its food i kinda had to scratch my head for a little bit 😂, i usually have to do the 1 hour drive to state college for great food. All in all fantastic video, i love my little town so much , coming from san francisco this place is a secret gem. Safe, happy, and quirky. I hope the word doesnt get out otherwise everyone would flock here

Lived for a summer in Ohiopyle.... back in the good old days... 1990... caught and ate trout from the Yough. Good times.

Rutland is gross

Yo I live near Santa Fe, where did you park and how many miles did you walk up pecos? I’ve only ever caught rainbows up there 😢