Fly Fishing Slate Run - Pine Creek Valley

Follow John Kolb on “just another weekend.” Where he tries to balance the line of being a good father, husband, and fitting in time to chase wild mountain trout with a fly rod. John fishes two different tributaries of Pine Creek in Lycoming County. He catches a good amount of brook trout, some nice wild brown trout, and a wild rainbow.
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[@therantingangler]

here is the link for the water filter system. It is a little more than when I bought it last time. Darn inflation!
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[@tightliningmd]

This was beautiful. A good testament to a sound father, husband, fisherman, and human. Thanks for sharing John and tight lines!

[@therantingangler]

Thanks for watching Mike, I hope your guiding season is going well! Tight lines to you also!

[@familylines_]

Love this! Great video.

[@therantingangler]

Thanks for watching!

[@bobmatuzak2263]

Beautiful

[@WildBlueDiscovery]

Nice job! The drop shot method is so effective. I was using it with a Euro Rod just this past week on the J. Wild rainbows seem to be gaining in population in PA. Tightlines!

[@therantingangler]

The drop shop method is hard to beat especially with a euro rod. I’ve had really good success with it too with a strike indicator. Comes in handy when I’m dry fly fishing and nothing is happening on the surface. Super quick to switch over.

[@mikeney5113]

You guys share so much great useful information with us.its greatly appreciated.thanks for sharing

[@therantingangler]

Thank you very much for watching and commenting!

[@oscarbarreiro4266]

Well done! What I wonder is why you use so many flies... It looks like 1 only tungsten nimph would be enough for that stream.

[@therantingangler]

I was using two unweighted flies. The fish were holding deep and not taking anything off the surface. That amount of weight was perfect for those deeper plunge holes. It was a little heavy in the shallow riffles.