Touring Montauk State Park
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- I walk the length of Montauk State Park taking in the Beautiful Scenery and scoping out some of the best fishing spots. This video is a good reference if you have an upcoming trip to the park planned
That underwater tornado was pretty cool!
I name it the Montauk Suck Hole
Thank you for the tour!! Nice tips, too!
Thank you very much.
Some of my earliest fishing memories as a kid was here. Thank you for this video. It brought back alot of fond and great memories from over 20 years ago trout fishing with my family. It was the very first time I fished in general and I was catching my limit no problem at 6 to 10 years old. I remember having a stringer with 5 very good size trout at the handicap area and all of a sudden the trout decided to take off and they pulled me in 😂. I had heard the handicap stream had dried up. I'm happy to see it's flowing great! Back then 20+ years ago one of my regular memories is the crazy amount of snakes. We mainly fished in the handicap area in the mornings and late afternoons, but I remember not going 5 feet without seeing a snake right next to us, everywhere I looked I saw one or 2. I understood they were there for the food source but I was amazed at the amount of them were actually present. Is it still like that? I've got a couple younger kids of my own now and I've been teaching them how to fish and I would love to teach them about trout fishing like I was taught for trout. Are the snakes still extremely present like I talked about or does it seem like they have moved on a bit? Once again thank you for the tour and I'm looking forward to more of your content.
Awesome story. I hear all kinds of people with memories like that of the park. Yes the snakes are still very common there. as far as i can remember they are all Northern Water Snakes. not poisonous but very used to people being around. I am sure the over abundance of trout carcasses has a lot to do with their population. The park is an awesome place to teach kids to trout fish. it is fast paced and has a nice social aspect for the memories as well! I hope to get back sometime this year and do some ore fishing, maybe ill see ya out there.
@@reliablyrandomoutdoors Thank you for the info! You just might!
Looks like a nice park to visit 😁
Campsight booked for the weekend of March 24th. It will be our 5th trip over the past 3 years. I really hope this us the trip I catch fish. I am an accomplished fisherman, but the elusive trout has had its way with me so far.
What size line are you using? My go to is 3lb maxima line with a #8 or #10 hook and a small split shot. With that setup u can throw anything salmon eggs, dough, live minnows, or lucky ladies…. Try just letting it drift to the bottom of a deep hole with a live minnow if u are looking for a sure thing
@@reliablyrandomoutdoors I have some 4# Berkley max I think it is. I'm also fly fishing this year. Either way I will catch fish this year
@@allenshaw1305 yeah I like slapping the water too. Best of luck. I just left Bennett springs . Was fishing the Niangua. Did well till we got rained out
@@reliablyrandomoutdoors I hope you did a video on bennett. I believe our next trip will be to 11 point river. Good luck this year on all your adventures
@@allenshaw1305 thanks, I was shooting a video on the Niangua not sure if I’ll post it, the weather made it pretty rough. I will did shoot a bunch of video in Bennett with the flood waters so I will for sure post that in the next couple days. I’ll have to look that river up that you mentioned. I’ve been looking for new places to try
Very nice! 😊
Damn bro you didn’t help that stuck turtle
It was Raphael, nobody like Raphael
Lol u got me with that one
still technically alive.. lets kick some mud on the poor turtle and walk away
It was just sun bathing. gnarley looking dude though. he was gone when I came back through.. not sure how kicking mud on it would have been of any assistance though LOL Thanks for watching