Thank you for not burning spots and encouraging everyone to find their own adventure. I think it’s one of the most overlooked aspects of fishing. Tight lines my friends!
Of course man. I agree, I really think folks would love and appreciate fishing that much more if they introduce a little exploration/adventure into the mix…at ANY level that they’re capable.
You keep raising the bar on yourself, and we get to go along for the ride! Another sweet vid. Beautifully edited. The shot where the underwater camera was slightly turned upward to the water’s surface was money. Just such a beautiful trip. Thx for sharing!
I have created a monster.... :) Micah, your setting skills have dramatically improved since we fished the upper kern. your roll casting is so much better. you are loading the rod perfectly. fantastic! and your pure joy of fly fishing is infectious. i feel like a proud father! :) i'll email you seperate from this, but, i want you to focus on your left hand... often called the "hauling hand". Don't follow the rod up and behind you with the hauling hand. keep it in front of you and low. that will allow you to load the rod without the false casts.... and it will be a natural progression to double hauling...which is ultimately necessary for you in windy conditions. -tim
Dang, thanks Tim. Means a lot. Oooooooooo, okay. I think I’m getting what you mean…I was kind of confused why I’d have random casts that would literally go no where, lol.
Quite a few years ago, camping with the wife and kids at Saddlebag Lake, I’d read about some tarn pools at the end of the lake. I packed us all in the 8 foot Avon and putted up with a 1 1/2 horse motor. We walked in a mile or so and each caught a Golden. Kids were 4, 7, and 10. A small piece of worm mooched real slow across the bottom simulated the tube worms I saw them eating. Great vid. 😊
THE ROD AND FLIES I USE Below is the link to my TFO fly rod I bought from the company Aventuron (a family owned business). They have the best pricing ($160) for this specific rod and it’s a full outfit! So you’ll be able to start fishing immediately when it arrives! 👉🏻 bit.ly/3PqWSdm Here’s the local fly fisherman who I buy a lot of my flies from (including the Huck Hopper in this episode!) 👇🏻 www.timhuckaby.com/product/huck-hopper/
Wonderful footage despite the wind challenges. Enjoy the underwater perspectives. Going trout fishing in the Sierras this weekend and hope to try your recipe.
Great video and great fish! I just subscribed…I started my own RUclips fishing channel a couple of months ago and I really enjoyed your video. Keep up the good work!
Another cool vodeo. Been to this lake twice before, but never caught goldens there. I guess I'll need to try fly fishing next time. BTW, you can do a full loop from this trailhead/lake, all the way around the ridge to the other lakes you were at in the last video and back down. Thought about doing it as a trail run. Leg burner, lol.
Oh interesting, were you catching Rainbows? I read a study done by the DFG in 2003 showed that primarily a self sustaining population of Golden trout. But it supposedly used to have Brooks and Browns as well… NO WAY. Oh gawd….hahahahhaha no. No I’m good. Backpacking it though sounds AMAZING. Now that, I would do! Thanks for letting me know…that is so cool….
Want a epic golden trout?. Consider fishing the lakes Below the Mount Whitney region . There are a series of lakes in this region that were planted with golden trout fingerlings by airplane during the 1950's and 60's. I spent several years working for the State of california (California Conservation Corps) and in my time off got to fish theses regional lakes. There are golden trout in excess of 10 lbs in several of these lakes but there not caught very often as they are cannibalistic feeding only on other smaller trout. Best way to catch one of these giants is using a medium size rapala that mimics a baby golden trout. Goldens have been planted in other lakes over the years but the massive monsters are still in these high country lakes. Anglers tend to fish small lures catching only the smaller size ones not realizing what actually exists in these lakes.
😲 wow Jim, these are such cool facts. You have me 100% sold. I gotta explore that region. Thanks so much for sharing your experiences. And for being a part of the CCC…that seems like hard, hard work, but also so necessary.
Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it! I’m definitely looking foreword to trying more Golden trout. I noticed a difference in taste that I liked, but I just couldn’t come up with a word for it 😄
Glad you don’t advertise spot location. Because any sensible person should do their own research and exploration. Also I know there isn’t a whole lot of places you can keep goldens😉 amazing vids
@@UntilJourneysEnd thank you bro! You’ve helped me get into trout fishing big time. I’ve been backpacking annually as a family trip. But I live close to big bear and can’t wait to fish there soon. Hope to see you out there🤘🏼
Man totally unrelated but you did a video a while back now hunting. I just picked up bow hunting and have no idea where to go… any tips or tricks? Thanks man!!
Bro, pumped for you that you’re learning bow hunting!!! I haven’t hunted California yet, so I can’t give you specific hunting advice for here. But what I can tell you is this: 1. Go to a bow shop and make sure you bow is “tuned”. 2. Usually at a bow shop they have a small range where you can shoot. I would see if they offer lessons on how to shoot your bow. You want to start building good shooting habits now and a good instructor will show you those habits that you can then practice on your own. 3. Shoot your bow! Practice practice practice! Lots of a free bow ranges, just gotta find them! 4. Watch hunters and their hunting journey! I love watching The Hunting Public here on RUclips. I learn a lot from their content.
Brother Micah!...what personal GPS due you recommend?..cause of you're inspiration, I'm headed out in October for my first time SOLO trip to sequoia...I researched Tim's blog and experiences in that part of town ....lol .also sleeping bag and tent .sorry for asking too much..but you're the "Grizzly Adams" of today😜thank you.
Bro, I’m excited FOR you! Come on!!! I’m happy to answer questions. I, plus Tim, use the Garmin Inreach Mini for our maps, Satellite communication with our spouses, and for the SOS feature (link below). That last part can save your life, and if you read Tim’s blog, it literally did 2 months ago for a young man who got bit by a rattlesnake (in 30 years fly fishing rattlesnake territory, Tim has never encountered a snake bite…it’s rare). I couldn’t recommend this enough. The backpacking tent that Dasha and I used on our most recent backpacking only weighs 2.2lbs and can sleep two, and spaciously sleep 1. Link’s below. You’ll need trekking poles for the support. I’ll include a link for the poles we got. I’d also recommend a footprint for underneath the tent. I got our sleeping bags from REI, but if you prefer Amazon or another outlet, I’d just recommend finding one that’s as lite as possible, but is as high quality as possible with a temp rating of at least 20 degrees, that still fits your budget. I’d also recommend a sleeping bad to go underneath. Garmin Inreach Mini - Costs $15 a month to have the SAT service, month by month plan. Make sure to fully update the software on the device and test it before heading out - amzn.to/3TOt6Cy Tent - amzn.to/3eG1Cza Poles - amzn.to/3B4h0gc Footprint - amzn.to/3xap0Lq Sleeping bag - www.rei.com/product/157769/rei-co-op-trailbreak-20-sleeping-bag-mens Sleeping pad - amzn.to/3Rw7BFb
Wow thanks Micah!....many blessings to you you're wife and all the followers who have supported you're channel and have got a glimpse of GODs country...for sure on that last note about that serpent !!.I'll keep you posted my friend 😎😃🤠
Boom 👉🏻 amzn.to/3v563Z1 I like it too, lightweight, portable, and easy to access. I’d recommend getting some extra carabiners to make it easier to attached to your waist when in its folded position (you’ll essentially just add another carabiner to the included one so it dangles a little farther down your waist). Here’s the ones I bought 👉🏻 amzn.to/3G99Ivq I also found that you’ll likely want to attach a coiled lanyard to the handle of the net and then to your carabiner on your waist in case your net gets snagged on something while walking. I lost my first net that way. (Lanyards 👉🏻 amzn.to/3FNif5w )
Love the adventures, just a tip on fly fishing, your moving your whole arm to much. Just move your forearm at the elbow and slow it down a bit. Love fly fishing….
Haha so, because my channel is starting to get more traffic, in most cases I won’t be saying exactly where these locations are! But, I can tell you this particular lake is near Mammoth! 😄👍🏼
Hey John. For some of the places I visit, I don’t want the names to be on a public forum like RUclips, as my purpose is for people to do their own research and discover these places, just like I did. Just putting the name out there could very likely attract the wrong kind of people to a place like this (I’m not saying this about you). So, with a little research of the Eastern Sierra along the 395, you will eventually find this place and many, many more ☺️
The California Golden Trout is listed as an “imperiled native species” and California's state fish. Why on earth would anyone post something that encourages the taking and then “eating” of an endangered species. Huh?
These Goldens/hybrids are not in their historic range. As with many lakes on the eastern side of the Sierra, Goldens have been planted in many lakes and streams to establish additional populations and fishing opportunities. The California Golden trout you’re talking about, is native to the Little Kern on the south side of the Sierra Nevada. And yes, the fish does not densely inhabit the streams it once did due to the introduction of the Brown trout, and Rainbow trout. But, for the last 50 years or so, we’ve made huge strides in creating fish barriers to cut off access to the most remote areas where the Golden Trout has it’s purest strains. When I do end up fishing these parts of the Sierra, my video and how I educate my viewers will be quite different. But, for the areas where Golden trout have been introduced into non-native ranges, I will always encourage my viewers to tap into their hunter/gatherer roots.
@@UntilJourneysEnd Perhaps educating people in advance in the initial part of the video would be in order.. otherwise the “title” could be mis interpreted to suggest otherwise?
@rickelliott821 I appreciate that critique Rick! How I educate my audience is something I’m always working on, and you bring up a good point about the order of things.
@rickelliott821 Well, this is a great topic, but one that I can’t go into detail in just a few paragraphs. So, I will just say this: 1. Nutritional profiles of most grocery store meat doesn’t even come close to wild venison or wild fish. I prefer to kill my own meat, rather than have someone else do it for me. 2. Conservation, hunting, and fishing go hand in hand. Humans and animals are meant to co-exist and benefit from each other. Life cannot exist without death. Some things from the past are never meant to be forgotten. The food industry has in many ways, destroyed what is meant to be our nutrition. Hunting, fishing, and small local farming, gives us what food was meant to be in all it’s nutritional glory.
Micah,.. luv your channel, and love almost everything you do, but what's with the secrecy about your hiking paths and fishing locations lately??, Not cool. If I can't go fish the same waters you did, then I'm not really interested in your videos. Others opinions may be different. Hope you get this message.
Fishing locations have always been something to keep somewhat of a secret. Same goes with backpacking locations. I don’t know why people seem to have a hard time searching out there own spots. Also if you listen closely to some videos on RUclips they sometimes giveaway some sort of detail on whereabouts they are from there you could do your own research on a map to try and find the location or find a different place. These locations are like finding gold and if we found gold who would want to make that public information?
Hey 4aces. I made the decision recently to stop giving specific location information in most of my videos. For two reasons: 1.) I’ve discovered over time that trout fishing in California attracts tons of anglers. Which is great!!! I love that!! However…I wish it were as simple as “all anglers respect fishing regs and fish limits”. But, unfortunately, I’ve been witnessing that not to be the case. And there’s so much more to that discussion, like regulations not always accurately reflecting their specific waters, and knowing when you’re fishing native trout waters. But I digress… Since this channel is a public place, I think it best to keep most location specifics up to the person who truly wants to find these beautiful places. 2. I’ve also realized that sharing location specifics is not what I set out to do with this channel. I want to inspire people to carve their own path. So much of the reward is the journey of discovering a new fishing location or a new hunting ground. I will still include general location information so people have an idea of where to start. But if locals, like yourself, want more info. You can always ask me directly in the comments and I might be able to give you some more tips. But, if this is a deal breaker for you, then no worries. You’ll have to look somewhere else for content. Thanks though for sharing your thoughts. I fully welcome that here.
Currently you don’t know about virgin olive oil !! It help the (((( Butter so it doesn’t burn ))) Been watching your videos !! Man do you have a lot To learn !, That’s okay your a (((( Green Horn And Boy does it show ))) There is a lot for you to learn !! They say be patient and humble The teacher will a Pier !!, help is there if you ((( Ask ,,!! )))
Thank you for not burning spots and encouraging everyone to find their own adventure. I think it’s one of the most overlooked aspects of fishing. Tight lines my friends!
Of course man.
I agree, I really think folks would love and appreciate fishing that much more if they introduce a little exploration/adventure into the mix…at ANY level that they’re capable.
You keep raising the bar on yourself, and we get to go along for the ride! Another sweet vid. Beautifully edited. The shot where the underwater camera was slightly turned upward to the water’s surface was money. Just such a beautiful trip. Thx for sharing!
🙏🏻🙏🏻👊🏻
I have created a monster.... :) Micah, your setting skills have dramatically improved since we fished the upper kern. your roll casting is so much better. you are loading the rod perfectly. fantastic! and your pure joy of fly fishing is infectious. i feel like a proud father! :) i'll email you seperate from this, but, i want you to focus on your left hand... often called the "hauling hand". Don't follow the rod up and behind you with the hauling hand. keep it in front of you and low. that will allow you to load the rod without the false casts.... and it will be a natural progression to double hauling...which is ultimately necessary for you in windy conditions. -tim
Dang, thanks Tim. Means a lot.
Oooooooooo, okay. I think I’m getting what you mean…I was kind of confused why I’d have random casts that would literally go no where, lol.
Quite a few years ago, camping with the wife and kids at Saddlebag Lake, I’d read about some tarn pools at the end of the lake. I packed us all in the 8 foot Avon and putted up with a 1 1/2 horse motor. We walked in a mile or so and each caught a Golden. Kids were 4, 7, and 10. A small piece of worm mooched real slow across the bottom simulated the tube worms I saw them eating. Great vid.
😊
Man, love this story! Some priceless memories you made right there…thank you for sharing!
I don't know why you don't have a million subs by now. Your videos are so beautiful, and your personality is quite entertaining!
😄 thanks a bunch. I’m thankful at the least that people find these videos. Hopefully one day they’ll reach a bigger audience.
Trout don't live in ugly places .... thank you so much for this beautiful vid.🐟🐟✌🏻
🙏🏻
THE ROD AND FLIES I USE
Below is the link to my TFO fly rod I bought from the company Aventuron (a family owned business). They have the best pricing ($160) for this specific rod and it’s a full outfit! So you’ll be able to start fishing immediately when it arrives! 👉🏻 bit.ly/3PqWSdm
Here’s the local fly fisherman who I buy a lot of my flies from (including the Huck Hopper in this episode!) 👇🏻
www.timhuckaby.com/product/huck-hopper/
4aces..he did mention the "Sierras".his point is he wants us to explore and find and make our own adventures...just saying
Nice to see a california golden trout video in the sierras
They sure are special.
Great combination of beautiful scenery and beautiful fish! Thanks for sharing!
🙏🏻 absolutely bro! Thanks for watchin!
Beautiful scenery.
Really enjoy your hiking and fishing.
🙏🏻🎣
Awesome video 👌🏾
Awesome video!! Love that big camera angle above on the dry fly hits! So killer to share for sure!
It blows me away how hard they can smack it!!
Another great adventure! Great work with the fly rod too. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Bradley!! And glad you enjoyed it dude!! 👊🏻
Wonderful footage despite the wind challenges. Enjoy the underwater perspectives. Going trout fishing in the Sierras this weekend and hope to try your recipe.
Haha dude I was so surprised how good the fishing was despite the wind! 😅
Heck yes. I hope you enjoy if!! 👊🏻
Awesome video and beautiful fish! your roll casting is on point! Keep working on that false casting!
I appreciate it brotha! Most definitely!
Awesome, what an adventure! So peaceful up there 🍻
That it is….
love it
Great video and great fish! I just subscribed…I started my own RUclips fishing channel a couple of months ago and I really enjoyed your video. Keep up the good work!
Grate video man I loved it.
Thanks for watchin bro!
Great trip and great footage!
Another cool vodeo. Been to this lake twice before, but never caught goldens there. I guess I'll need to try fly fishing next time. BTW, you can do a full loop from this trailhead/lake, all the way around the ridge to the other lakes you were at in the last video and back down. Thought about doing it as a trail run. Leg burner, lol.
Oh interesting, were you catching Rainbows? I read a study done by the DFG in 2003 showed that primarily a self sustaining population of Golden trout. But it supposedly used to have Brooks and Browns as well…
NO WAY. Oh gawd….hahahahhaha no. No I’m good. Backpacking it though sounds AMAZING. Now that, I would do! Thanks for letting me know…that is so cool….
Lol, maybe I was catching Goldens and didn't realize it.
😂
Want a epic golden trout?. Consider fishing the lakes Below the Mount Whitney region . There are a series of lakes in this region that were planted with golden trout fingerlings by airplane during the 1950's and 60's. I spent several years working for the State of california (California Conservation Corps) and in my time off got to fish theses regional lakes. There are golden trout in excess of 10 lbs in several of these lakes but there not caught very often as they are cannibalistic feeding only on other smaller trout.
Best way to catch one of these giants is using a medium size rapala that mimics a baby golden trout. Goldens have been planted in other lakes over the years but the massive monsters are still in these high country lakes. Anglers tend to fish small lures catching only the smaller size ones not realizing what actually exists in these lakes.
😲 wow Jim, these are such cool facts. You have me 100% sold. I gotta explore that region.
Thanks so much for sharing your experiences. And for being a part of the CCC…that seems like hard, hard work, but also so necessary.
Serenity
Great content. Keep up the grind!!
Awesome video bro. I think the golden trout is the best tasting trout. At least to me it is very tasty..my personal best.
Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it!
I’m definitely looking foreword to trying more Golden trout. I noticed a difference in taste that I liked, but I just couldn’t come up with a word for it 😄
@@UntilJourneysEnd I think to me it taste like half trout half salmon. Mine had a peach colored meat.
What a perfect combo haha
Glad you don’t advertise spot location. Because any sensible person should do their own research and exploration. Also I know there isn’t a whole lot of places you can keep goldens😉 amazing vids
Totally. Thanks man, glad you enjoy the channel!
@@UntilJourneysEnd thank you bro! You’ve helped me get into trout fishing big time. I’ve been backpacking annually as a family trip. But I live close to big bear and can’t wait to fish there soon. Hope to see you out there🤘🏼
So glad to hear.
Keep following that passion my man.
If you ever see me please stop and say hi!
My first day watching, good video's
Welcome Todd! Happy to have ya as a viewer!
Man totally unrelated but you did a video a while back now hunting. I just picked up bow hunting and have no idea where to go… any tips or tricks? Thanks man!!
Bro, pumped for you that you’re learning bow hunting!!! I haven’t hunted California yet, so I can’t give you specific hunting advice for here. But what I can tell you is this:
1. Go to a bow shop and make sure you bow is “tuned”.
2. Usually at a bow shop they have a small range where you can shoot. I would see if they offer lessons on how to shoot your bow. You want to start building good shooting habits now and a good instructor will show you those habits that you can then practice on your own.
3. Shoot your bow! Practice practice practice! Lots of a free bow ranges, just gotta find them!
4. Watch hunters and their hunting journey! I love watching The Hunting Public here on RUclips. I learn a lot from their content.
Brother Micah!...what personal GPS due you recommend?..cause of you're inspiration, I'm headed out in October for my first time SOLO trip to sequoia...I researched Tim's blog and experiences in that part of town ....lol .also sleeping bag and tent .sorry for asking too much..but you're the "Grizzly Adams" of today😜thank you.
Bro, I’m excited FOR you! Come on!!!
I’m happy to answer questions. I, plus Tim, use the Garmin Inreach Mini for our maps, Satellite communication with our spouses, and for the SOS feature (link below). That last part can save your life, and if you read Tim’s blog, it literally did 2 months ago for a young man who got bit by a rattlesnake (in 30 years fly fishing rattlesnake territory, Tim has never encountered a snake bite…it’s rare). I couldn’t recommend this enough.
The backpacking tent that Dasha and I used on our most recent backpacking only weighs 2.2lbs and can sleep two, and spaciously sleep 1. Link’s below. You’ll need trekking poles for the support. I’ll include a link for the poles we got. I’d also recommend a footprint for underneath the tent.
I got our sleeping bags from REI, but if you prefer Amazon or another outlet, I’d just recommend finding one that’s as lite as possible, but is as high quality as possible with a temp rating of at least 20 degrees, that still fits your budget.
I’d also recommend a sleeping bad to go underneath.
Garmin Inreach Mini -
Costs $15 a month to have the SAT service, month by month plan. Make sure to fully update the software on the device and test it before heading out -
amzn.to/3TOt6Cy
Tent - amzn.to/3eG1Cza
Poles - amzn.to/3B4h0gc
Footprint - amzn.to/3xap0Lq
Sleeping bag - www.rei.com/product/157769/rei-co-op-trailbreak-20-sleeping-bag-mens
Sleeping pad - amzn.to/3Rw7BFb
Wow thanks Micah!....many blessings to you you're wife and all the followers who have supported you're channel and have got a glimpse of GODs country...for sure on that last note about that serpent !!.I'll keep you posted my friend 😎😃🤠
Save some weight with titanium plates dude!! Epic adventure as always
I’ve been slowly swapping out my eatware with titanium 😅 It’ll happen!! haha
@@UntilJourneysEnd camping gear is a serious investment brother. I feel it. High quality light stuff is so $$$$$$
Brother take me with you lol!!
😂 one of these days….I’ll be able to do this full time, and I would LOVE to have a subscriber meet up!!!!!
What was the net you were using? Really like it
Boom 👉🏻 amzn.to/3v563Z1
I like it too, lightweight, portable, and easy to access. I’d recommend getting some extra carabiners to make it easier to attached to your waist when in its folded position (you’ll essentially just add another carabiner to the included one so it dangles a little farther down your waist). Here’s the ones I bought 👉🏻 amzn.to/3G99Ivq
I also found that you’ll likely want to attach a coiled lanyard to the handle of the net and then to your carabiner on your waist in case your net gets snagged on something while walking. I lost my first net that way. (Lanyards 👉🏻 amzn.to/3FNif5w )
Were you using the tfo nxt black label?
I was! Still use it to this day! It’s a great starter fly rod outfit.
@@UntilJourneysEnd I figured!! Love your videos.
@gregjr63 Thanks man! 🎣
Never been there just found the lake with satellite images on hunting app
Heeeeck yessss!!!
Love the adventures, just a tip on fly fishing, your moving your whole arm to much. Just move your forearm at the elbow and slow it down a bit. Love fly fishing….
Thank you for that note! Since this trip, I’ve been training my brain…”less is more”. It’s amazing how much work the rod does for you
rock creek?
Micah !!! Were are you at now brother!!! ,😲
Haha so, because my channel is starting to get more traffic, in most cases I won’t be saying exactly where these locations are! But, I can tell you this particular lake is near Mammoth! 😄👍🏼
What's the name of this lake?
Hey John. For some of the places I visit, I don’t want the names to be on a public forum like RUclips, as my purpose is for people to do their own research and discover these places, just like I did.
Just putting the name out there could very likely attract the wrong kind of people to a place like this (I’m not saying this about you). So, with a little research of the Eastern Sierra along the 395, you will eventually find this place and many, many more ☺️
The California Golden Trout is listed as an “imperiled native species” and California's state fish. Why on earth would anyone post something that encourages the taking and then “eating” of an endangered species. Huh?
These Goldens/hybrids are not in their historic range. As with many lakes on the eastern side of the Sierra, Goldens have been planted in many lakes and streams to establish additional populations and fishing opportunities.
The California Golden trout you’re talking about, is native to the Little Kern on the south side of the Sierra Nevada. And yes, the fish does not densely inhabit the streams it once did due to the introduction of the Brown trout, and Rainbow trout. But, for the last 50 years or so, we’ve made huge strides in creating fish barriers to cut off access to the most remote areas where the Golden Trout has it’s purest strains.
When I do end up fishing these parts of the Sierra, my video and how I educate my viewers will be quite different. But, for the areas where Golden trout have been introduced into non-native ranges, I will always encourage my viewers to tap into their hunter/gatherer roots.
@@UntilJourneysEnd Perhaps educating people in advance in the initial part of the video would be in order.. otherwise the “title” could be mis interpreted to suggest otherwise?
@rickelliott821 I appreciate that critique Rick! How I educate my audience is something I’m always working on, and you bring up a good point about the order of things.
@rickelliott821 Well, this is a great topic, but one that I can’t go into detail in just a few paragraphs. So, I will just say this:
1. Nutritional profiles of most grocery store meat doesn’t even come close to wild venison or wild fish. I prefer to kill my own meat, rather than have someone else do it for me.
2. Conservation, hunting, and fishing go hand in hand. Humans and animals are meant to co-exist and benefit from each other. Life cannot exist without death.
Some things from the past are never meant to be forgotten. The food industry has in many ways, destroyed what is meant to be our nutrition. Hunting, fishing, and small local farming, gives us what food was meant to be in all it’s nutritional glory.
Micah,.. luv your channel, and love almost everything you do, but what's with the secrecy about your hiking paths and fishing locations lately??, Not cool. If I can't go fish the same waters you did, then I'm not really interested in your videos. Others opinions may be different. Hope you get this message.
Yes, other opinions are different. Like he says, go make your own memories and appreciate the discovery that comes with it.
Fishing locations have always been something to keep somewhat of a secret. Same goes with backpacking locations. I don’t know why people seem to have a hard time searching out there own spots. Also if you listen closely to some videos on RUclips they sometimes giveaway some sort of detail on whereabouts they are from there you could do your own research on a map to try and find the location or find a different place. These locations are like finding gold and if we found gold who
would want to make that public information?
Hey 4aces. I made the decision recently to stop giving specific location information in most of my videos. For two reasons:
1.) I’ve discovered over time that trout fishing in California attracts tons of anglers. Which is great!!! I love that!! However…I wish it were as simple as “all anglers respect fishing regs and fish limits”. But, unfortunately, I’ve been witnessing that not to be the case. And there’s so much more to that discussion, like regulations not always accurately reflecting their specific waters, and knowing when you’re fishing native trout waters. But I digress…
Since this channel is a public place, I think it best to keep most location specifics up to the person who truly wants to find these beautiful places.
2. I’ve also realized that sharing location specifics is not what I set out to do with this channel. I want to inspire people to carve their own path. So much of the reward is the journey of discovering a new fishing location or a new hunting ground. I will still include general location information so people have an idea of where to start. But if locals, like yourself, want more info. You can always ask me directly in the comments and I might be able to give you some more tips.
But, if this is a deal breaker for you, then no worries. You’ll have to look somewhere else for content. Thanks though for sharing your thoughts. I fully welcome that here.
@@UntilJourneysEnd Micah brother!!....
Well said and explained to this comment ...as in Micah 6:8..😉👌
@@MtnJnkyOutdoors Love this!!!
You deserve more brother 😢
Currently you don’t know about virgin olive oil !!
It help the (((( Butter so it doesn’t burn )))
Been watching your videos !! Man do you have a lot
To learn !, That’s okay your a (((( Green Horn And Boy does it show )))
There is a lot for you to learn !! They say be patient and humble
The teacher will a Pier !!, help is there if you ((( Ask ,,!! )))