Guys gotta be careful camping under dead trees….. general public should know trees are one of the TOP killers in wildland fire fighting. Seen a lot of sketchy camp sites before and this is one of them 😂 Lil bit of wind or water and those trees are coming down. Would hate to see a video commemorating one of y’all’s lives instead of some rad fishing! 👊🏼❤️
I am a North Eastern Utah native, and have spent my entire life living at the base of the Uinta mountains. It truly is some of the greatest country on earth. My great great grandfather George Washington Walkup was the first Ranger in the Ashley National Forest and can be seen in the first black and white photo posted in your video. Keep up the great content and ethical camping/fishing!
Deadfall is no joke. Near miss and lesson/reminder learned. Thanks for being transparent and making it a teachable moment for your younger or notice outdoor viewers. Keep on fishing.
Came here for the fishing, but stayed because of your stressed importance of protecting these lands! I appreciate the subtle points around checking regulations, protecting the land, staying on trail, leave no trace, leave better then you found it, and drowning your fires! All these beautiful rivers, streams and ranges would be in jeopardy of being closed or destroyed if not protected and respected from humans. Thank you for reminding those who know and educating those who don't about the importance of these rules / expectations. We need to hold each other accountable so we can all continue to enjoy these places and ensure the wildlife can thrive. Also, glad those widow maker trees didn't hit you at night. I always check for dead trees like that before setting up camp. Super lucky and glad everyone was okay. Tight Lines!
Something has happened with your film making since SBD: Colorado. Every film since and including that one have been absolutely next level! The quality is crazy. Your stuff originally inspired me to film my own fishing adventures… now it’s like unachievable levels of greatness.
As always, the photograph and editing of your videos is some of the best out there. I've been working on getting one of my Grandsons interested in fly fishing. I specifically send him the links to your videos because of the joy and shear adventure you guys have. Keep it up boys!
absolutely love this channel for so many reasons: the appreciation for nature, the quality of the videos, fly fishing content, and 10/10 commentary when scottie, adam, steve, and bryant get together. another channel could be doing the same stuff as y’all, but honestly.. you guys are the reason why it’s so great. absolutely love it guys
We rafted down a river that had a major fire that summer. The outfitters warned us about tenting underneath trees that had been burnt since no major storm had come through. This is a good reminder of what we were trying to avoid. Glad y'all are ok!
Utah native here...Was fishing below a beaver dam on the west fork of the Bear River in the high Unitas years ago during what I thought to be a passing storm when the dam gave way and swept me down stream. Almost had my ticket punched that day. The level of caution I now exercise in those mountains borders on paranoia. Safe journeys fellas!
Good video! Better than any fly fishing show on TV! An inspiration in making my own channel better. Thank God you all are safe. A sobering moment of how quick life can change on a dime. Tightlines brothers!
I was born and raised in the Utah mountains, all those tall looming dead tree's around that camp...we have always called them "Widowmakers" for a good reason. I can still hear my scoutmaster's voice "Dont ever pitch your tent beneath the shadow of a widowmaker!". So glad you all made it out of there safe and weren't in camp when it fell. Absolutely Love your channel, it inspires me and brings me allot of happiness.
Seriously, that shot of that fish coming up from the bottom and taking that fly was some of the best I've seen ever. Glad you all are ok. Dead falls ... scary.
I love when you explain your rigs and the flies you’re using…as a new guy getting back into fly fishing since losing a loved one last year your videos are awesome. Thank you!
Another Utah native here and want to thank you for the beautiful photography. I've fished the Uintas for many decades and there are a lot of spots I still want to explore. Hint: I now concentrate on fishing the lakes of the Uintas as the fish size and species available is better than in the rivers. There are brook trout, rainbows, cutthroats, tigers, and golden trout plus grayling to be caught and often (in select lakes) you can catch trout that are much larger than are found in the streams. Thanks again for the adventure.
Beyond grateful and happy you guys are all ok. Been watching your videos for about 3+ years now and I absolutely love all the videos. This one in particular might be my new favorite. I love the entomology talk going into detail about what you guys are finding and how you’re imitating that! Absolutely amazing work you guys keep it up!
Your videos just keep getting better and better! I've been in a downed tree situation like the one in the vid, and it's enough to keep you sick to your stomach for a while. Glad it was only some gear that was damaged. Thanks for bringing us this kind of beautiful cinematography deep in the heart of Winter!
Been fishing those 3 rivers for 28 years. Been camping up there for 45 years. My Dad helped build one of the "buildings" that is just up the road from one of those rivers. The fishing now is nothing like it used to be. I have a picture on my wall that is identical to one of the scenes from this. That part of the river used to be stellar. I would catch and release 60-80 fish out of a half mile stretch of that river over a weekend. Sadly, there are so many people up in this area now that the fishing is only ok. It has a lot of pressure. I miss the good old days when nobody was up there. Was fun watching you all catch some nice fish for those rivers. My favorite to catch is the brookies.
I love that you guys did some entomology segments in this video! Phelps is always crushing it with the camera as always. I know someone in the comments already said it but PLEASE don't camp under dead trees. They call them "Widow Makers" for a reason, Im glad you all are safe. Love the videos and can't wait to see more!
First video I've ever seen from you guys. As a Utah native and addicted fly fisherman, I'm so stoked to have come across your channel! Great vid! Definitely got a quick subscription from me.
Inspiring...you guys really do an incredible job in capturing the essence of what is fly fishing. What a great trip - crazy ending too...so good that you weren't at camp!
I grew up fishing and camping on the South slope of the Uintas, now my family goes to the North side through Idaho since it's a faster drive. Excellent work capturing that beautiful piece of the world. Birds singing to devastating hail and back, you gotta love it.
So glad all ended well & y’all weren’t around when those trees fell. You could’ve easily not shown us when happened but you did - a GREAT reminder for all of us to remain aware & alert. Great video!
It all started with The Bull trout show, I hope u guys r getting the recognition u deserve for such great shows !!!!! Utah is yet another example.. This kind of product is setting the bar very high and u r spoiling us .. please keep them coming !!
Awesome stuff man. The work you put into these videos is evident in their quality. Keep it up, so grateful there are people out there teaching people how to do it the right way. Thank you.
Another absolutely amazing video! I've been living in Italy the past 4 years with the Air Force and have fished some amazingly beautiful places over here for wild brown, rainbow and marble trout...even the occasional Grayling. We've moving back stateside in a few months and this has me already thinking about some fly-fishing adventures to take with my brother-in-law! Keep em coming boys!
All I can is that I love your videos. I watch at least one every weekend and just dream of getting back out fishing. Wish I was back in my 30’s again with the same friends I have now from within my fly fishing circle. I would definitely have used many of your videos as inspiration. Keep up the great work and keep me dreaming.
the cinematography in these videos is actually insane. I don't know anything about fly fishing but I do know that this guy is better with a camera than a lot of people making AAA movies.
Another great story captured and told. Well done fellas. A real bummer about your trip being cut short and all your equipment. Instead of being bummed you go fishing the next day. Absolutely love it. Can’t wait for the next one. Keep up the great work!
Outstanding video per usual. I wasn’t too familiar with the Uintas before but it’s on my bucket list now. You did an amazing job at catching the scenery while fishing. Can’t wait for the next adventure!
Where you guys fished the second morning is a place my family had been fishing for 50 years! Seriously so cool to see the place i learned to fly fish in quality film. My grandpa (92) has a picture with a football sized Brook trout, and loved seeing this film pointing out every spot he could see! Thanks guys!
Killer video as always from you guys. Very glad no one was hurt, ironically the first night you were showing the storm I told my wife, I wouldn’t be camping next to those dead trees. Then at the end you showed exactly why. Hope not too much equipment was lost!
I'm a resident of Utah and every year I try to find new places to fly fish. When I moved back to the mountain west I decided to try fly fishing. Here I am 12 years later and I haven't looked back! Keep up the good videos!
Oh man, this video speaks to me. We've fished several of these same spots for years. The Uinta sudden storms can be absolutely brutal, be it wind or rain. Thanks for the awesome video, it's great to relive memories from some trips while living vicariously through RUclips!
I really enjoyed this. Sitting here watching this video in the middle of winter makes me excited for summer adventures ahead. Thanks for all of your hard work putting together such a great video.
Loved the video. I am new to Fly Fishing but loving the similarities it has with Mountain Biking. Glad you guys made it out alive. Looking forward to seeing the next one.
Being someone who fishes and camps in the Unitas a lot, you nailed it - rarely can spend a considerable amount of time up there without some swing in the weather. Surprised that you didn't encounter a moose in some of those sections. Great video!
I am really enjoying your videos you guys. You all have such easy going personalities and show an incredible adaptability that's refreshing to watch. Your vids are very well put together and the music is pleasant. My favorite part is the advice on keeping the wild places wild and free and beautiful. Thank you for doing what you do.
Love when you guys do a Trout Trip video! Grateful that none of you guys got hurt. I’ve never taken into account the trees around where I camp after seeing this I definitely will…..
Another awesome video, I love the life you guys get to live. Great job editing the video and with the film Will got while you guys were fishing the stream. But most important, glad everyone got home safe!
I spent 3 days roaming around the Uintas fishing a couple of years ago. It was some beautiful scenery and the fishing was tremendous. I caught a ton of fish. Definitely going to get back there in the near future.
Great video as usual, loved all the closeups of fish taking the flies. Sucks about camp, but everything is replaceable except lives and luckily no one got hurt.
Great film work, wonderful scenery, no long boring travel scenes, wonderful drone work, and overall, a great fly fishing video! This reminded me of my camping days in the Uintah's near mirror lake.
We can leave our house in Evanston and have camp setup right over the ridge from there within an hour. Right where you were camped is one of my favorite places to ride in the SXSs. Sadly I’ve haven’t really fished much up there! I’ll definitely be bringing my fly rod after seeing this. That unpredictable weather is why we bring our toy hauler though haha woke up to snow mid June about the time you were there.
Live or dead, any tree can be uprooted when the wind kicks up in the Uintahs. Wind is just one of many dangers nature has in its beautiful arsenal. Life is unpredictable, glad you're all ok. Awesome content, beautiful fish. I miss living in Samak. Brings back memories for me watching this video. Thanks for that.
Cool video. Don't let these guys fool you. You can drive a truck right to their camp spot. No need for a utv. They took a backwards way to get there. The river is usually high in June. It drops a lot as the summer goes on. I grew up fishing this river. It gets overfished quite a bit. Glad no one was in the tent when that tree fell. That could have been bad.
Great video, I felt like I was in Utah with the four of you. Beautiful fish and scenery and very glad you guys are all ok. Looking forward to your next fishing adventure.
Guys gotta be careful camping under dead trees….. general public should know trees are one of the TOP killers in wildland fire fighting. Seen a lot of sketchy camp sites before and this is one of them 😂 Lil bit of wind or water and those trees are coming down. Would hate to see a video commemorating one of y’all’s lives instead of some rad fishing! 👊🏼❤️
I am a North Eastern Utah native, and have spent my entire life living at the base of the Uinta mountains. It truly is some of the greatest country on earth. My great great grandfather George Washington Walkup was the first Ranger in the Ashley National Forest and can be seen in the first black and white photo posted in your video. Keep up the great content and ethical camping/fishing!
You ever see anything spooky in those mountains?
@@BukLau-wn2cf saw ur mom there back in 08
Deadfall is no joke. Near miss and lesson/reminder learned. Thanks for being transparent and making it a teachable moment for your younger or notice outdoor viewers. Keep on fishing.
No kidding! We're grateful to be okay and to be able to make others aware. Certainly an important lesson learned for us.
Camera dude deserves some props for this. You all make a great team!
Phelps killed it on the camera work!
@@WildFlyProductions Will is next level! Get that man to 100k!
Came here for the fishing, but stayed because of your stressed importance of protecting these lands! I appreciate the subtle points around checking regulations, protecting the land, staying on trail, leave no trace, leave better then you found it, and drowning your fires! All these beautiful rivers, streams and ranges would be in jeopardy of being closed or destroyed if not protected and respected from humans. Thank you for reminding those who know and educating those who don't about the importance of these rules / expectations. We need to hold each other accountable so we can all continue to enjoy these places and ensure the wildlife can thrive. Also, glad those widow maker trees didn't hit you at night. I always check for dead trees like that before setting up camp. Super lucky and glad everyone was okay. Tight Lines!
Something has happened with your film making since SBD: Colorado. Every film since and including that one have been absolutely next level! The quality is crazy. Your stuff originally inspired me to film my own fishing adventures… now it’s like unachievable levels of greatness.
As always, the photograph and editing of your videos is some of the best out there. I've been working on getting one of my Grandsons interested in fly fishing. I specifically send him the links to your videos because of the joy and shear adventure you guys have. Keep it up boys!
absolutely love this channel for so many reasons: the appreciation for nature, the quality of the videos, fly fishing content, and 10/10 commentary when scottie, adam, steve, and bryant get together. another channel could be doing the same stuff as y’all, but honestly.. you guys are the reason why it’s so great. absolutely love it guys
We rafted down a river that had a major fire that summer. The outfitters warned us about tenting underneath trees that had been burnt since no major storm had come through. This is a good reminder of what we were trying to avoid. Glad y'all are ok!
Utah native here...Was fishing below a beaver dam on the west fork of the Bear River in the high Unitas years ago during what I thought to be a passing storm when the dam gave way and swept me down stream. Almost had my ticket punched that day. The level of caution I now exercise in those mountains borders on paranoia. Safe journeys fellas!
Talk about a dangerous situation. No doubt you were alone all the way up there. Glad you were safe!
Good video! Better than any fly fishing show on TV! An inspiration in making my own channel better. Thank God you all are safe. A sobering moment of how quick life can change on a dime. Tightlines brothers!
Thank you guys! We’re very grateful that no one was hurt. Cheers to the new year!
Always interesting watching someone fish exactly where I've caught fish
I was born and raised in the Utah mountains, all those tall looming dead tree's around that camp...we have always called them "Widowmakers" for a good reason. I can still hear my scoutmaster's voice "Dont ever pitch your tent beneath the shadow of a widowmaker!". So glad you all made it out of there safe and weren't in camp when it fell. Absolutely Love your channel, it inspires me and brings me allot of happiness.
We are too! A great learning lesson for all of us. Thanks for tuning into the films!
When i saw the camp site and I was thinking i'd fall those dead heads.
Hard to find a place in the Uintas with no standing dead, and now I see the live trees can pop right over, yikes.
Seriously, that shot of that fish coming up from the bottom and taking that fly was some of the best I've seen ever. Glad you all are ok. Dead falls ... scary.
I love when you explain your rigs and the flies you’re using…as a new guy getting back into fly fishing since losing a loved one last year your videos are awesome. Thank you!
Another Utah native here and want to thank you for the beautiful photography. I've fished the Uintas for many decades and there are a lot of spots I still want to explore. Hint: I now concentrate on fishing the lakes of the Uintas as the fish size and species available is better than in the rivers. There are brook trout, rainbows, cutthroats, tigers, and golden trout plus grayling to be caught and often (in select lakes) you can catch trout that are much larger than are found in the streams. Thanks again for the adventure.
I too am a Utah native who lives a half hour from the Unitas. Apparently I need to fish it more.
Beyond grateful and happy you guys are all ok. Been watching your videos for about 3+ years now and I absolutely love all the videos. This one in particular might be my new favorite. I love the entomology talk going into detail about what you guys are finding and how you’re imitating that! Absolutely amazing work you guys keep it up!
Your videos just keep getting better and better! I've been in a downed tree situation like the one in the vid, and it's enough to keep you sick to your stomach for a while. Glad it was only some gear that was damaged. Thanks for bringing us this kind of beautiful cinematography deep in the heart of Winter!
One of my favorite videos I’ve ever seen. Thanks for highlighting such a beautiful part of this state!
Thx for keeping it real, fellas! So many people try to project a mastery of the outdoors- you guys thoughtfully shared that there is no such thing.
It always keeps you humble and this trip was a great example.
You guys always crush but love the bit about keeping it simple with the flies! Can't stress that enough! Great flick as always guys!
Been fishing those 3 rivers for 28 years. Been camping up there for 45 years. My Dad helped build one of the "buildings" that is just up the road from one of those rivers. The fishing now is nothing like it used to be. I have a picture on my wall that is identical to one of the scenes from this. That part of the river used to be stellar. I would catch and release 60-80 fish out of a half mile stretch of that river over a weekend. Sadly, there are so many people up in this area now that the fishing is only ok. It has a lot of pressure. I miss the good old days when nobody was up there. Was fun watching you all catch some nice fish for those rivers. My favorite to catch is the brookies.
Just gotta say that I really enjoy your guys videos ,they help me get away to where I want to be while I work my life away . Keep up the good work .
I love that you guys did some entomology segments in this video! Phelps is always crushing it with the camera as always. I know someone in the comments already said it but PLEASE don't camp under dead trees. They call them "Widow Makers" for a reason, Im glad you all are safe. Love the videos and can't wait to see more!
First video I've ever seen from you guys. As a Utah native and addicted fly fisherman, I'm so stoked to have come across your channel! Great vid! Definitely got a quick subscription from me.
Welcome aboard!
Inspiring...you guys really do an incredible job in capturing the essence of what is fly fishing. What a great trip - crazy ending too...so good that you weren't at camp!
Always a great day when it starts with a new wild fly upload!
Scary stuff at the campsite. I think all of us campers envisioned ourselves in your shoes and are super thankful yall were safe.
Your content is simply outstanding. Captures the true fly fishing experience, not just on the water
I grew up fishing and camping on the South slope of the Uintas, now my family goes to the North side through Idaho since it's a faster drive. Excellent work capturing that beautiful piece of the world. Birds singing to devastating hail and back, you gotta love it.
Don't you mean WY.
@@WilliamBurlison oh, yep. Through Wyoming.
So glad all ended well & y’all weren’t around when those trees fell. You could’ve easily not shown us when happened but you did - a GREAT reminder for all of us to remain aware & alert. Great video!
Never stop making these videos. Please and thank you.
That was you best yet; good balance between adventure, friends, fishing and scenery.
Rains every day in the Uintah's, and it smells like heaven after it's done raining.. It's my favorite place on earth!
Adam hunts, fishes, skis, sails, and is a grill master! That dude is the International Man of Outdoors Mystery.
It all started with The Bull trout show, I hope u guys r getting the recognition u deserve for such great shows !!!!! Utah is yet another example..
This kind of product is setting the bar very high and u r spoiling us .. please keep them coming !!
Lucky to be alive fellas! Somebody was looking out for you! God bless!
One of the best wildlands fly fishing videos I’ve ever seen. Cautionary tale is good too. 👏🏻
Beautiful fish and the setting is absolute breathtaking
Awesome stuff man. The work you put into these videos is evident in their quality. Keep it up, so grateful there are people out there teaching people how to do it the right way. Thank you.
Love the content boys. And welcome to Utah! Appreciate the respect and care you guys have for the backcountry as well.
Another absolutely amazing video! I've been living in Italy the past 4 years with the Air Force and have fished some amazingly beautiful places over here for wild brown, rainbow and marble trout...even the occasional Grayling. We've moving back stateside in a few months and this has me already thinking about some fly-fishing adventures to take with my brother-in-law! Keep em coming boys!
All I can is that I love your videos. I watch at least one every weekend and just dream of getting back out fishing. Wish I was back in my 30’s again with the same friends I have now from within my fly fishing circle. I would definitely have used many of your videos as inspiration. Keep up the great work and keep me dreaming.
Thanks again for another great video. Your slo-mo footage of the fish taking the surface fly is spectacular. Be safe out there. Thanks.
Appreciate your humility in sharing that teachable moment with us. Keep safe!
the cinematography in these videos is actually insane. I don't know anything about fly fishing but I do know that this guy is better with a camera than a lot of people making AAA movies.
That’s why we call em widow makers. So glad you guys came out safe from it. Would love to see more Uintas vids.
These videos are like a warm blanket for my soul!
Another great story captured and told. Well done fellas. A real bummer about your trip being cut short and all your equipment. Instead of being bummed you go fishing the next day. Absolutely love it. Can’t wait for the next one. Keep up the great work!
Great video! Love what you do for the fly fishing community.
What a well-produced video! Wow!! Thanks for taking us along on a great fishing trip!
This video just started . its already on point . thanks guys.
Outstanding video per usual. I wasn’t too familiar with the Uintas before but it’s on my bucket list now. You did an amazing job at catching the scenery while fishing. Can’t wait for the next adventure!
Where you guys fished the second morning is a place my family had been fishing for 50 years! Seriously so cool to see the place i learned to fly fish in quality film. My grandpa (92) has a picture with a football sized Brook trout, and loved seeing this film pointing out every spot he could see! Thanks guys!
Killer video as always from you guys. Very glad no one was hurt, ironically the first night you were showing the storm I told my wife, I wouldn’t be camping next to those dead trees. Then at the end you showed exactly why. Hope not too much equipment was lost!
Would love to see more of this incredible region...keep up the great work fellas! Really beautiful area.
You guys have an amazing channel! I can’t believe I didn’t hear about you guys sooner! Awesome shots as well!!! So beautiful!!
As a Utahn, I appreciate videos like this. Southern Utah is amazing and beautiful. But Itahbis more than the red rock.
Great times.
I'm a resident of Utah and every year I try to find new places to fly fish. When I moved back to the mountain west I decided to try fly fishing. Here I am 12 years later and I haven't looked back! Keep up the good videos!
@Dan G no. I've been on the strawberry River and, of course, the reservoir. I'll have to try it this year.
@@isaacadams4206 it's very scenic and barely any people. Shall delete comment soon to keep it that way lol
@@Dan007UT I don't think I've even seen the damn.
@@isaacadams4206 it's down a long road on east side
Glad you guys are all good, hell of a video cant wait for the 2023 season!
Oh man, this video speaks to me. We've fished several of these same spots for years. The Uinta sudden storms can be absolutely brutal, be it wind or rain. Thanks for the awesome video, it's great to relive memories from some trips while living vicariously through RUclips!
Any recommendations for places to gi
I really enjoyed this. Sitting here watching this video in the middle of winter makes me excited for summer adventures ahead. Thanks for all of your hard work putting together such a great video.
This is the most inspirational channel I’ve come across. I strive for my channel to be like this
Loved the video. I am new to Fly Fishing but loving the similarities it has with Mountain Biking. Glad you guys made it out alive. Looking forward to seeing the next one.
Being someone who fishes and camps in the Unitas a lot, you nailed it - rarely can spend a considerable amount of time up there without some swing in the weather. Surprised that you didn't encounter a moose in some of those sections. Great video!
I am really enjoying your videos you guys. You all have such easy going personalities and show an incredible adaptability that's refreshing to watch. Your vids are very well put together and the music is pleasant. My favorite part is the advice on keeping the wild places wild and free and beautiful. Thank you for doing what you do.
Love when you guys do a Trout Trip video! Grateful that none of you guys got hurt. I’ve never taken into account the trees around where I camp after seeing this I definitely will…..
Another awesome video, I love the life you guys get to live. Great job editing the video and with the film Will got while you guys were fishing the stream. But most important, glad everyone got home safe!
Shoutout to your cameraman, great shots of those eats. Always love your videos.
What an intro! Hooked from the start! Another beautiful video, jeez Utah looks beautiful. Keep up the amazing work.
I spent 3 days roaming around the Uintas fishing a couple of years ago. It was some beautiful scenery and the fishing was tremendous. I caught a ton of fish. Definitely going to get back there in the near future.
One of the SICKEST videos I have ever watched. Living the life I dream of. Cheers
This is awesome. Let's tip our hats to the camera men and editor
So happy you guys are in Utah. So happy you guys are enjoying the country here. I love it here
The extra effort of the videography only adds as a bonus
this is absolutely, amazing! love what you guys do. way better than netflix!
Another epic trip! Glad you were not in the tents when that storm rolled through!
I love all of your videos! Beautifully done as always too of course!
Great video as usual, loved all the closeups of fish taking the flies. Sucks about camp, but everything is replaceable except lives and luckily no one got hurt.
Another gem! Thanks for sharing…really glad everybody was safe!
I think this is my fourth time watching this video. This trip looks like so much fun!
You guys seriously have the best videos! Sorry to see some of your gear get destroyed but glad you guys are all safe.
Great film work, wonderful scenery, no long boring travel scenes, wonderful drone work, and overall, a great fly fishing video! This reminded me of my camping days in the Uintah's near mirror lake.
I'm from Utah but learned to fly fish after moving to Idaho. Videos like this make me feel bad about not starting sooner.
As always an absolutely amazing edit and showcasing an amazing spot. The videos just keep getting better and better 🤙🏼.
As always, amazing photography and editing. Well done!
I am so happy I found this channel!
Those night sky shots are on point Sirs!
For a second I thought I saw a peaks coffee can. Glad you boys are safe. Great video!
We can leave our house in Evanston and have camp setup right over the ridge from there within an hour. Right where you were camped is one of my favorite places to ride in the SXSs. Sadly I’ve haven’t really fished much up there! I’ll definitely be bringing my fly rod after seeing this. That unpredictable weather is why we bring our toy hauler though haha woke up to snow mid June about the time you were there.
Been searching for two days on OnX for this spot any references to where this is
@@shuvitcreedid you ever figure it out?
Never camped in the Uintahs without getting hit with rain. 🌧 It always seems to find a way to get you. Great video, loved it! Top shelf production!
Same! Lol. Afternoon t storms are just bound to happen!
Outstanding film fellas!!! I always can't wait until you post another one. Well done!!!
Awesome trip, lads. Side x Sides are a great way to do it!
Really liking that kayak. The pedal power looks really useful.
Live or dead, any tree can be uprooted when the wind kicks up in the Uintahs. Wind is just one of many dangers nature has in its beautiful arsenal. Life is unpredictable, glad you're all ok. Awesome content, beautiful fish. I miss living in Samak. Brings back memories for me watching this video. Thanks for that.
Days do not get much better than this!
Fantastic camera work on those dry fly eats!!
I’ve lived in Utah my whole life, never made it to the Uintas. Gonna change that this summer.
Mannnn you're missing out! How old are you?
Cool video. Don't let these guys fool you. You can drive a truck right to their camp spot. No need for a utv. They took a backwards way to get there. The river is usually high in June. It drops a lot as the summer goes on. I grew up fishing this river. It gets overfished quite a bit.
Glad no one was in the tent when that tree fell. That could have been bad.
What river? Whiterocks?
Great video, I felt like I was in Utah with the four of you. Beautiful fish and scenery and very glad you guys are all ok. Looking forward to your next fishing adventure.