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I grew up with all women and unfortunately none of them fished and I've never fished. I'm 22 with 2 sons now. Thank you for teaching me this. My sons will learn everything I learn from your videos.
Excellent video sir! The best I've seen about how to read flowing sections of water. Seams, rifles, pools, ledges, and drop offs. Boulders, stumps, and other under water structure. Casting and drifting sinking worm patterns to the top of the pool and letting it drift through, is one of my favorite things to do!
Thank you for explaining i recently just started taking a liking to fishing and ive been going out more so ive been trying to figure it out and all and your video helped the most thank you!
Great tips here! I’m a bass fisherman from Texas, but spending some time this week fishing for trout in Colorado streams and rivers. These tips and explanations are great, although I think the water may be almost all white right now around Vail.
1 What part of Texas 2 why go to colorado to trout fish when we have one of the best trout fisheries in the country just north of you here in Arkansas. Check out "Brown Trout white river Arkansas"
David Marklein - I fish around Dallas lakes for bass, but I was necessarily going to Colorado just to fish for trout. I was in Colorado for a family vacation, and tried trout fishing while I was there. I don’t plan on going on any other trout fishing trips, not because I don’t like it, but just because all my equipment is for bass. I lived in Arkansas for over 10 years, so I’m aware of the high quality trout waters there.
@@FishingtheLoneStar Roger that.. I have done quite a bit of trout fishing up around Breckenridge, Blue River and Dillon mostly.. Nothing beats the white for monster Browns.. Love me some Texas Bass too. Lake Palestine used to be a ptetty good spot back in the day.
I grew up fly fishing, and sadly I've gotten away from it over the years. I just wanted to take a moment and commend you on your catch and release techniques. It looks like you take good care of the fish you intend to release. Kudos. I watch a lot of videos of guys who purport to be outdoorsman who care about the environment, and I see a lot of trout that probably are not going to make it because of how poorly handled they've been. I think of the damage that these guys have with their large audiences, and it is exasperating
Awesome. I live in East Tn. and I just recently retired and never caught a trout here. Lots of catfish, crappie, rock bass but never gave trout a decent try. Tomorrow I am gonna use your bobber method with a curly tail jig. Great info and thank you.
great video!!! have been trying to pin point some of the best spots while fly fishing on big fast rivers like South Fork in Eastern Idaho your videos have really helped me
Great Video! Lucky for you there are plenty of trout in your area. If you come to New Jersey, you'll be lucky if you catch a 10" rainbow. They just don't stock enough fish in my State and the ones that they do stock are all caught and no release, catch and cook, very sad..
evsta100 it's a magnetic net keeper. You attach one of the magnets to the net and one to your vest or jacket and a lanyard to the net so you don't lose it. By far the best and easiest setup I've used.
Yes, covering ground is important. But every now and then, persistence pays off. Just last week I was after some pre-season browns on some clear, low water in Michigan. I was working a pool with a submerged log in it and got hit by an 18 inch brown but missed him. Spent the next 15 minutes trying to coax another bite, casting several dozen times. Finally, after deciding to move on, I took one more cast, only to get smacked by a 34 inch Steelhead that was down there too! Remember, a perfect cast is always rewarded 🎣
hell of a vid :-) explained really well about creases etc....whats the name of the river as im in the uk and dont know maine-does it have salmon ? if so which kind?
New to fishing river trout. I learned alot from this video on reading water. How far in distance did you cover in this video over how long? Do you have good success with live bait?
@@mainetroutwhisperer How do you determine what size spinner to use? Today I used a 1/16th and didnt feel it was getting deep enough especially since it is warmer in oregon and I think trout are in deeper areas...Thanks
Dude awesome video and channel! I liked and subscribed. I've never fished for trout but you make it look like a lot of fun. Check my channel out if you like bass fishing.
For those of you watching this is 2022 and on I highly recommend getting this app! If you want to find more placed to fish, get Bite time Predictions and top baits for certain fishing spots, and access to NAVIONICS depth charts, download the Fishbrain Pro app here! :join.fishbrain.com/mtw
I grew up with all women and unfortunately none of them fished and I've never fished. I'm 22 with 2 sons now. Thank you for teaching me this. My sons will learn everything I learn from your videos.
Excellent video sir! The best I've seen about how to read flowing sections of water. Seams, rifles, pools, ledges, and drop offs. Boulders, stumps, and other under water structure. Casting and drifting sinking worm patterns to the top of the pool and letting it drift through, is one of my favorite things to do!
This is the most educational video I’ve seen.
Great video!! I’ve learned more about trout fishing watching this one video than the 10 or so I watched before coming across yours.
I really enjoyed your video. Very well done. Lots of good pointers no wasted time.
Greetings from Dublin Ireland, that was a great video
Very informative video, enjoyed it very much...retired couple making Maine our playground 🙂
Thank you for explaining i recently just started taking a liking to fishing and ive been going out more so ive been trying to figure it out and all and your video helped the most thank you!
How beauty it is! That fish! That view! I wish I could be there! ....cheers from Poland!:)
Great tips here! I’m a bass fisherman from Texas, but spending some time this week fishing for trout in Colorado streams and rivers. These tips and explanations are great, although I think the water may be almost all white right now around Vail.
1 What part of Texas
2 why go to colorado to trout fish when we have one of the best trout fisheries in the country just north of you here in Arkansas.
Check out "Brown Trout white river Arkansas"
David Marklein - I fish around Dallas lakes for bass, but I was necessarily going to Colorado just to fish for trout. I was in Colorado for a family vacation, and tried trout fishing while I was there. I don’t plan on going on any other trout fishing trips, not because I don’t like it, but just because all my equipment is for bass. I lived in Arkansas for over 10 years, so I’m aware of the high quality trout waters there.
@@FishingtheLoneStar Roger that.. I have done quite a bit of trout fishing up around Breckenridge, Blue River and Dillon mostly.. Nothing beats the white for monster Browns..
Love me some Texas Bass too.
Lake Palestine used to be a ptetty good spot back in the day.
woah, this is the best video ive seen on this topic. very well explained with very easy to see visuals thanks
Man I'm glad I found this channel
Great video on reading the water. Really liked it!!!
Awesome way to teach about seams and how to fish rivers great work!
I grew up fly fishing, and sadly I've gotten away from it over the years. I just wanted to take a moment and commend you on your catch and release techniques. It looks like you take good care of the fish you intend to release. Kudos. I watch a lot of videos of guys who purport to be outdoorsman who care about the environment, and I see a lot of trout that probably are not going to make it because of how poorly handled they've been. I think of the damage that these guys have with their large audiences, and it is exasperating
Great tips!! And awesome fishing!!
Great instructions!! You should make DVD's. Thanks for the video! Best of luck fishing.
Awesome. I live in East Tn. and I just recently retired and never caught a trout here. Lots of catfish, crappie, rock bass but never gave trout a decent try. Tomorrow I am gonna use your bobber method with a curly tail jig. Great info and thank you.
Matthew Stein thanks! Check out Everett Lures. I sell the weighted bobbers.
great video!!! have been trying to pin point some of the best spots while fly fishing on big fast rivers like South Fork in Eastern Idaho your videos have really helped me
Gunshot at 11:44? Some dude just got his dinner. Thanks for all the tips in the vid!!
No that was a settling of accounts. There's been a spree of trout stream gang violence lately. Be careful fishing in that vicinity.
Love your style of simplicity 👌sounded like somebody was taking pot shots at you ... maybe it’s hunting season
Very informative 🤘
Awesome! That was very helpful being I only ever fish for native brookies!
Good advice! I always look at Google satellite maps, when going to unfamiliar river, to find that rapids and approaches to them
this is a great video! nice rainbow!
cool tips and nice trouts, thumbs up
Great Video! Lucky for you there are plenty of trout in your area. If you come to New Jersey, you'll be lucky if you catch a 10" rainbow. They just don't stock enough fish in my State and the ones that they do stock are all caught and no release, catch and cook, very sad..
good vid do you use single hooks on the lures and how do you get the net to unsnap
Deborah Durling I do. Check out www.everettlures.com and you can see all my Lures and the magnetic net release
Very informative - thanks!
Great video...and really enjoy your channel.
What are some of your lure of choice out on the rivers?
Really nice explanation
Nice fishing, what's that quick draw setup on your back for the net? Cool side cast at 8:21, it was like smoke was coming off your line :-)
evsta100 it's a magnetic net keeper. You attach one of the magnets to the net and one to your vest or jacket and a lanyard to the net so you don't lose it. By far the best and easiest setup I've used.
Thanks for the tip. Got one on order. That's going to be so convenient on the kayak and other places.
Yes, covering ground is important. But every now and then, persistence pays off. Just last week I was after some pre-season browns on some clear, low water in Michigan. I was working a pool with a submerged log in it and got hit by an 18 inch brown but missed him. Spent the next 15 minutes trying to coax another bite, casting several dozen times. Finally, after deciding to move on, I took one more cast, only to get smacked by a 34 inch Steelhead that was down there too! Remember, a perfect cast is always rewarded 🎣
Very true. I usually come back on my way out to a place like that if I miss a good one and can’t get it to bite again
Fantastic video for noobd like me. Much thanks man. :)
hell of a vid :-) explained really well about creases etc....whats the name of the river as im in the uk and dont know maine-does it have salmon ? if so which kind?
Great video
New to fishing river trout. I learned alot from this video on reading water. How far in distance did you cover in this video over how long? Do you have good success with live bait?
This was probably about a half mile that I covered. I don’t use live bait usually
@@mainetroutwhisperer How do you determine what size spinner to use? Today I used a 1/16th and didnt feel it was getting deep enough especially since it is warmer in oregon and I think trout are in deeper areas...Thanks
Does this technique apply to steelhead trout as well?
Any good brown trout or rainbow spots?
what stream/river is this?
Kennebec ? Or Androscoggin?
35 last week of Oct?! Yikes. Last day of Jan today and a balming 70.
That is one fun place to fish! I uploaded my video Fishing there also!
Where can I get a net like that? What's it called?
Knut Helberg it’s linked in the description
could you do this again but using only google earth plz and thank you
What river?
Kennebec or Andro ?Lol I'm from central maine
Where is this? :)
for some reason, your video always pop up when I do a search on YT. interesting...............
What river in Maine
Why was there a gun shot?
It was near end of Oct. Either opening day of hunting season,sighting a rifle or birds...its maine
Dude awesome video and channel! I liked and subscribed. I've never fished for trout but you make it look like a lot of fun. Check my channel out if you like bass fishing.
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,, trent Roche fishing
Didnt know that's called a seam