How about a video in which you go to a new spot and explain your progression regarding finding and catching fish. I struggle with new places sometimes. Thanks. I'm also a huge fly fisherman.
Hey Ben- you’ve definitely hit the sweet spot for anglers like me- been fishing for three years, or 30; read “the book” 100 times, or once. Coulda/shoulda/woulda been a guide! Keep ‘em coming, cause we need ‘em. But seriously, up your beer game cause Pee-bers? Day-um!!
Yes i remember my dad and i sneaking and crawling up to little creeks in northern wi. We used really short rods and roll cast because the brush was so thick
Dumb when they're starving and feeding, they'll swallow anything that moves, even joint buts, lol. On the other hand, go find a pool where you can see a bunch of brookies together on bottom when they're not feeding and try to catch one, they'll swim circles around your hook and make a fool out of any fisherman. That's how brook trout act here in Cape Breton, some days they feed violently and act stupid, yet on other days, they just don't feed and act really smart. They probably act differently at different places. Good luck to you and I hope you catch a big one.
Great video. I know most people enjoy fly fishing, but I believe big brook trout bite a lot more on a worm. The other day me and my buddy were spin fishing with worms around 8 other guys with fly rods. We left the river with 5 big trout each and the fly fisherman left with 1 big trout between the 8 guys. On the other hand, I've also seen rare occasions where the fly fisherman catch more, but that's extremely rare. Keep up the great work and good luck with your future fishing adventures. Hope you catch that giant brown you were looking for.
It's one thing to see other people catch these fish but when you are up close and personal it's incredible the detail they have on em. Such a beautiful looking trout or is it a Char? Idk 🤔🤫😁🎣
Here cause of Tailertrash pod rumor of a butter slumming with the brookies, and Ben crawling. #didn'tdisappoint
How about a video in which you go to a new spot and explain your progression regarding finding and catching fish. I struggle with new places sometimes. Thanks. I'm also a huge fly fisherman.
Could you make more fishing videos like this?
The native brookies here in the mountains of pa are super agressive.
I'm right over in NJ and the few that I've landed fought rather hard. When the world opens again I do wanna get out their. 🎣👍
Hey Ben- you’ve definitely hit the sweet spot for anglers like me- been fishing for three years, or 30; read “the book” 100 times, or once. Coulda/shoulda/woulda been a guide! Keep ‘em coming, cause we need ‘em. But seriously, up your beer game cause Pee-bers? Day-um!!
Yes i remember my dad and i sneaking and crawling up to little creeks in northern wi. We used really short rods and roll cast because the brush was so thick
Beautiful creek! And Scenery, love the colors on the Brookies. I got one that was super red and vibrant here in Michigan...it had amazing color!
You should come to northern Ontario and catch some huuuuge Brooke trout
Looks like you are using a no. 7? looks too heavy for that little stream; size 4 max i think
I love your how to style videos but I’d love to see more of these fishing trip vids. Stay huge.
This video lacks Lone Star!
Following your direction to go back a watch your catalog of videos so I can be a Huge Fly Fishing too!!
Some days just aren’t huge....... but then again !! 🍻good stuff 🍻
We love Brookies out here in the northeast. It’s the only Native trout we really have out here so it’s so great seeing them still in the streams.
Probably a dumb question... but is that a sink tip line? What line are you using in this?
Did you try a fly that looks like a little trout egg that's been laid, broke loose and drifted downstream? That's what I'd do.
I had a lot of success with the royal coachman size 12 and 14 plus the mosquito same size can be deadly on a cloudy day
At 2:53 ....did you say brookie...🤣🤣🤣
The native brook trout up here in Ontario in my creek are super skid dish and extremely hard to catch
Your right Jonathan,I was out today chasing.
Nice neck gaiter
nice
Dumbest trout on the plant they eat anything I thought you had a clue
Bob Mroczek catch them on small rubber worms
Dumb when they're starving and feeding, they'll swallow anything that moves, even joint buts, lol. On the other hand, go find a pool where you can see a bunch of brookies together on bottom when they're not feeding and try to catch one, they'll swim circles around your hook and make a fool out of any fisherman. That's how brook trout act here in Cape Breton, some days they feed violently and act stupid, yet on other days, they just don't feed and act really smart. They probably act differently at different places. Good luck to you and I hope you catch a big one.
Can you say of the location you filmed this video... looks pretty cool, good hike in?
Sure. It’s in Colorado.
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@@HugeFlyFisherman I know that spot! Haha
What set up were you using in this video?
GoPro Hero 7 Black w/ polarized filter.
Huge Fly Fisherman hahaha, what rod, reel, and fly set up?
🤦♂️ St. Croix Legend 9’ 4wt and a Galvan Tourque with a Rio Gold. Probably some PBR, too.
Huge Fly Fisherman thanks!! Loving the videos!!
This looks like a perfect place for a tenkara rod!
Kevin Hall how many dislikes did you get on this comment
You should throw your tenkara in the trash where it belongs
You mean cane pole 😅
Great video. I know most people enjoy fly fishing, but I believe big brook trout bite a lot more on a worm. The other day me and my buddy were spin fishing with worms around 8 other guys with fly rods. We left the river with 5 big trout each and the fly fisherman left with 1 big trout between the 8 guys. On the other hand, I've also seen rare occasions where the fly fisherman catch more, but that's extremely rare. Keep up the great work and good luck with your future fishing adventures. Hope you catch that giant brown you were looking for.
No shit worms are easier...
Your music on your video is super gay.
It's one thing to see other people catch these fish but when you are up close and personal it's incredible the detail they have on em. Such a beautiful looking trout or is it a Char? Idk 🤔🤫😁🎣
is PBR necessary when fly fishing? If yes I've been using the wrong beer :(
Any beer will do. Thank you for asking.
Ipa, thankyou.