GOLDEN TROUT: Sight Fishing How To

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  • Опубликовано: 10 окт 2020
  • * Sight Fishing for Golden Trout How To *
    The culmination of a summer's worth of backpacking trips. I've invested heavy amounts of time trekking around the Rocky Mountains searching for what I consider the holy grail of trout fishing, the Golden Trout. Now, I love all kinds of trout fishing, and I definitely go through phases, but in the end backpacking for goldens is at the top of my list. (right next to ice fishing for lake trout)
    I've learned a few things along the way so here is my attempt at a bit of a "how to" video. I hope you're able to learn a thing or two. But if not, hopefully it just gets you daydreaming about next summer's adventures!
    NOTE: As Rich Osthoff said, "Backcountry waters could be more effectively managed-but before that's likely to happen, the fishery as a whole needs more advocates". The exploitation of wilderness areas in inevitable. With an ever growing population, it is so important to get as many "advocates" as possible speaking up for the protection and preservation of our wilderness. Do your part to be an example of showing respect for these backcountry areas. They should not be taken for granted.
    Sportsman are inherently secretive about "their spots". I am no different. While there are many places I wont mention or post about, all the locations in my videos have already been "exposed" and are "relatively" easy to find with a quick google search. Those individuals who have the desire to put in the amount of time, miles, and research it takes to find these water bodies are exactly the people we need advocating for them.
    Researching potential fishing spots is an extremely enjoyable activity for me. Take a look at state stocking reports, read a few forums, pick out a couple lakes on the map and get at it!
    *Shot on: Panasonic GH5
    GoPro Hero 5 Black
    GoPro Hero 7 Black
    Enjoy and Thanks For Watching!
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Комментарии • 39

  • @dysonmorgan7753
    @dysonmorgan7753  3 года назад +4

    NOTE: As Rich Osthoff said, "Backcountry waters could be more effectively managed-but before that's likely to happen, the fishery as a whole needs more advocates". The exploitation of wilderness areas in inevitable. With an ever growing population, it is so important to get as many "advocates" as possible speaking up for the protection and preservation of our wilderness. Do your part to be an example of showing respect for these backcountry areas. They should not be taken for granted.
    Sportsman are inherently secretive about "their spots". I am no different. While there are many places I wont mention or post about, all the locations in my videos have already been "exposed" and are "relatively" easy to find with a quick google search. Those individuals who have the desire to put in the amount of time, miles, and research it takes to find these water bodies are exactly the people we need advocating for them.
    Researching potential fishing spots is an extremely enjoyable activity for me. Take a look at state stocking reports, read a few forums, pick out a couple lakes on the map and get at it!

  • @Shawn2939
    @Shawn2939 3 года назад +1

    Really well made movie. Great shots. Awesome fish. Good work dude! Keep it up!

  • @FishingCircle
    @FishingCircle 2 года назад

    Incredible video man. I’m planning a week long backpacking trip in late summer and hope to get on my first golden. Hopefully I’ll be posting a golden video soon. Awesome work. Tight lines

  • @samknape2362
    @samknape2362 3 года назад +1

    this video deserves more views, the quality is of the chain

  • @shanecorpening4362
    @shanecorpening4362 Год назад

    Awesome video man!

  • @TroutHowler
    @TroutHowler 3 года назад +2

    Awesome video, I'm glad you ended up posting it.

    • @dysonmorgan7753
      @dysonmorgan7753  3 года назад

      Thanks dude! Going through footage and putting the finishing touches on it today has gotten me real excited for next year! Hopefully we can make it work to get out there together.

    • @TroutHowler
      @TroutHowler 3 года назад

      @@dysonmorgan7753 We do need to get out next year. I've been getting a lot of tips lately that need to be researched. I get a lot of exaggerated tips but some end up being spot on

    • @dysonmorgan7753
      @dysonmorgan7753  3 года назад +1

      No doubt. I'll follow you anywhere Haha!

  • @OLDHATOUTDOORS
    @OLDHATOUTDOORS 3 года назад +1

    Great video. Really love the Goldens!

  • @tgrenswag
    @tgrenswag 3 года назад +1

    Solid video dude. Golden’s are On the bucket list!!

  • @danhotchkiss8699
    @danhotchkiss8699 3 года назад

    Sweet vid. Thank you

  • @adamvansant1697
    @adamvansant1697 3 года назад +1

    Awesome Video with some great information. Me and a buddy will be up there at some of those lakes in two weeks! Hopefully my two years of research will pay off in a couple nice goldens.

    • @dysonmorgan7753
      @dysonmorgan7753  3 года назад

      Good luck I hope you are able to get into a few of them!

  • @johnwelfare1500
    @johnwelfare1500 2 года назад

    Thank you for protecting this precious resource by not giving name or location! I've been there several times and it's great, but can't take much pressure!

  • @BoykoOutdoors
    @BoykoOutdoors 3 года назад +1

    cool video keep it up

  • @big1dog23
    @big1dog23 2 года назад +1

    i recognized one of those lakes from a trip I did in the 80's. We were able to get them to take hopper patterns on the surface, but sub surface is no doubt usually a better bet. It was just that we could see them taking live hoppers on that windy day. A NZ indicator rig might work to eliminate some of the guess work and allow the smaller fly to get down more vertically. Just a thought.

    • @dysonmorgan7753
      @dysonmorgan7753  2 года назад

      Watching them eat on top would be awesome! Ive only ever convinced the small goldens to eat a dry fly. The bigger ones tend to be more skittish.

    • @big1dog23
      @big1dog23 2 года назад

      @@dysonmorgan7753 They were eating live hoppers, so they were looking up.

  • @FishfearmeStudios
    @FishfearmeStudios 3 года назад +1

    Gorgeous. Looks like the Wind River or Cascades

    • @dysonmorgan7753
      @dysonmorgan7753  3 года назад

      Thanks for watching. There are clips from a few different areas in this video.

  • @1MattFugazzi
    @1MattFugazzi 3 года назад +2

    Well done, I like your content thoroughly! I am also an advocate for our trout waters here in Colorado for our native Cutts. Subscribed

  • @markpaul-ym5wg
    @markpaul-ym5wg 19 дней назад

    I hope that you give GOD the praise,because you are a very blessed man.

  • @califmike2003
    @califmike2003 2 года назад

    Best place by far is wind river mountains Wyoming just huge goldens there, sierras there pretty small compared to Wyoming. Once you caught a few and seen them not worth the trouble to get to them unless your going for the monsters in Wyoming, nice video.

    • @BigDoeJ424
      @BigDoeJ424 4 месяца назад

      There are a handful of lakes in the Sierras that have 16-18"(+?) goldens. unfortunately none of them are easy to get to. 1.5-2 day hike in

  • @Colbyobrien378
    @Colbyobrien378 2 года назад

    Wind river range?

  • @mstringham
    @mstringham Год назад

    You ever fished with spin rod with lures or spinners for goldens? Are they a fish that will take spinners/lures or is the best bet using fly’s?

    • @dysonmorgan7753
      @dysonmorgan7753  Год назад

      I bet you could get them to eat some small lures. Although , I feel like flies would be a better option.

  • @johnkenny694
    @johnkenny694 3 года назад

    Whats the biggest weight you have gotten?

  • @AustinAlley-in4tv
    @AustinAlley-in4tv 4 месяца назад

    Where that at

  • @giancarloalvarado4972
    @giancarloalvarado4972 Год назад

    Is this in the sierra nevada mountains?

    • @dysonmorgan7753
      @dysonmorgan7753  Год назад +1

      There were many different locations shown in this video. Only one was in the Sierras 👍

  • @ericcomp7032
    @ericcomp7032 4 месяца назад

    How comes nobody's eating there catches?

  • @volkansahin.44
    @volkansahin.44 3 года назад

    Good 👏👏👏I have subscribed to your RUclips page. I will wait for you too.