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I've heard it can be swampy through Tiltill Valley but when I went I had no problems. Thanks for watching and commenting! Happy hiking!

Hmm I'm sure there is although I'm not familiar. There is an overnight backpackers camp at the trailhead if you have a permit however.

They definitely do! I don't think I say they don't in my video, although I say phrases like "lets go guys". I think that to me is an all encompassing term for everyone! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks, its a fun extra part of the hike getting to look for wildflowers!

@@NickInNaturewhat time of the year did you visit?

@WestSideOutdoors July during a high snow year! Happy hiking!

@JustinMcKinneyhiker Thank you! I can see why the permit is so sought after in the peak season. Wow! I've been told about bears I'm the area but we didn't see any, sadly. I wonder if 28 years ago it was a little less trafficked. The weather seems like the Sierra up there and just does what it wants. We did not expect rain hahah.

@@NickInNature We had seen the mama bear upstream from our camp, with her two cubs. earlier in the afternoon. We had a camp fire that night, and heard what I can only describe as a baby screaming from hell , from a distance in the black night. It was unnerving to say the least. My buddy shinned his flashlight into the blackness and saw several eyes !!! I believe the screaming was the cub got momentarily separated from mama.

@waterfallmadman Wow! It would've been cool to see you out there! Those gnats were quite wild, haha.

Fish all over the place!

💛...it's like hiking, camping, fishing in a postcard...in a dream...

@@haroldtakahashi8875 Definitely felt that way! Thanks for watching!!

@smellybearc7411 Definitely, I had to wipe the inside of my tent with a microfiber towel and I attempted to dry out my quilt before packing up!

@@NickInNature Ah, it looks like a common problem there since it’s so close to the ocean. I should bring something to wipe the tent down too the next time I go. My tent pretty much rained on the inside within an hour of setting up camp. It was unreal.

@weaverl1797 I assume you watched the Jennie Lakes video not this cache creek video! Thanks for the tips, and fir watching!

@@thomasromines8469 Yup. I only saw maybe 4 signs of fish the whole time until I got that bite. That was all I got.

It's definitely a nice area and you can't beat it for no permits!

@jonluchessi1643 That is actually wild! Maybe it's time of year? I don't think I've seen much snakes out there. Still an awesome story!

It was totally insane I’ve never experienced anything like that

@tgflack It was definitely beat up, I can imagine how absolutely beautiful it was before the fires. I still very much enjoyed the area though! Thanks for watching!

@michaeloswald3776 I believe the 11th and the 12th of July. Weird, I didn't see anyone, but I was relaxing a lot. Thanks for watching!

@@NickInNature Wow! We saw two tents tucked in near the lake and two people were talking in them. We didn''t want to disturb. Is that you and someone else walking along the water in the timelapse? We probably passed the lake at 2pm and left the area at 4pm. Didn't see another person the whole day

@michaeloswald3776 Sounds like that was me and my friend! Also, I believe it's us in the timelapse.

@wildplaces333 Thanks, I'll check it out! Place is definitely pretty nice!

@sheffi01008631 That whole area is just spectacular. I need to go back myself. Thanks for watching!

@@WildBorkysadventures It was absolutely amazing! Thanks for watching.

@thewanderingfooz Thanks! For a minute, I thought I wasn't going to catch any! I appreciate you watching and commenting!

@@davidmoore9945 Thanks for the support! Really means a lot!!

@@saulrodriguez1250 I'll keep that in mind when I get some more!

@@NickInNature their best flavors are mango and the lemonade

@1fen You can't blame me for someone else's stupidity. I don't come from the bay either, man. I do more outdoors than you could dream of. Thanks for pushing engagement on my videos though.

​@NickInNature you're right, i should try to work on my vehicle with tweezers. Actual tools are too easy🤪. I bet you do do more outdoors than me. I have a job/career. I've hiked that trail fully covered in snow. Because I used to leave a 12ft boat and motor on the shore in the fall, so I could hike in and fish the lake with it way before boat ramp opens! I drive my SxS with snow tracks with boat in the winter and camp n fish different sierra lakes before anyone. I've caught more trophy trout than everyone you know combined up to 23#s. I've towed my boat into lakes miles through snow to fish lakes. I know the Sierra way longer than you son. You probably drive a suburu and hike with hiking poles😅😅😅😅😅​ you ain't shit flatlander😅😅​@@NickInNature

@@corndoggii The best state is the lay state.

@1fen lol, it's a certain type of fishing called Japanese Tenkara. It's a little too easy to catch a fish with a treble hook and reel, in my opinion.

"I'm m going fishing. But I'm going to make it as hard as possible to catch a fish🤪" brilliant!! 😅😅😅😅​@NickInNature

@1fen Chris, not everyone wants to use the easy route. I could catch fish all day using a reel and rod. Everyone does it. It's gets boring, sometimes it's good to try new things. You should give something new a try.

@Truckdriverdivorcee Man, I was unaware that the fire had spread so fast and far. Extremely sad.

@rhcp9009 Wow, how exciting! That sounds like Tokopah Falls. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!

@@Morgan.Bentley Thanks!!!! I appreciate the kind words. This place was definitely worth the hard hike in.

@rodoutdoors Yeah, it was an awesome find! Thanks for watching!

@JustinMcKinneyhiker Thanks man your comments always mean a lot. Those marmots definitely took a chunk out of my gopro! Yeah, it's been hot and humid this year, much different than the last!

@KingdomofCarnage Good tip! You can drive to that one right?

@@NickInNature The road gate is locked so you'd need to get access from PG&E, NID or the Forest Service. I've walked the road with a float tube, and also hiked down from Penner. There's some nice rainbows in Culbertson, and lots of easy to catch brookies. Glad to see videos like yours of getting out into the wilderness.

@@gritrgear Email me through Nsanserino@gmail.com

It's found following a creek bed a bit before fordyce creek enters the lake. It's a decent but off trail but not super hard to find

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How was it for you guys?! I had an awesome time out there!

Watched some of your video and wow the water difference is insane!

It was amazing. But we didn’t fish. Ran into two bears. One was at the very end on the switchbacks down right in the trail. He just moved aside and sat on a rock and watched us walk by. Lol

Just need to snag a permit from the lodgepole permit desk, opens at 7am!

We entered near the town of Washington. Here's a link to the trail through Alltrails: South Yuba Trail on AllTrails www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/south-yuba-trail?p=-1&sh=oon6ne

I used a trail below Fuller Lake, I believe it is actually spaulding lake trail.