Cal in the Field: Rewards for Rainbows - Fishing the Snake | S2E02 | MeatEater 

These last 2 Cal in the Field shows have been absolutely excellent. Keep up the great work meateater. It’s fun watching Steve’s old content that I had never seen, but these shows are a great mix of entertainment and information

I love seeing Cal doing his thing

Cal literally looks like he belongs in 1890 ish Lol

Follow the money trail

Cutthroat has a orange gill plate. Not that hard

Cal has turned into one of my favourite online personalities. Just a genuinely good dude.

Fun fact. The "blood" along the spine in the fish cavity is in fact not blood. It is the kidney 😁

Cal is just taking this channel to another level.

Atta boy Cal, conservation is the key! Thanks for sharing, and keep up the great work Meateater squad!

Fishing with Cal is hype content

Me who only fishes in Idaho and didn’t know about the money possibility😧

Love the conservation theme of the last 2 eps. We are stewards of the land for our kids and their kids.

Love the conservation stuff, making it interesting and not anti hunting/fishing. Showing the public that the Hunter/Fisherman is an essential pillar for a sustainable future 👍🏽

the fact that i know exactly where they are blows my mind

any real fisherman loves a top water bite. there’s really nothing more exciting than watching any fish blow up on a top water lure. whether it’s a fly, popper, wake bait, etc.

I can feel the screams of all those annoying fly fishermen as you flip those cuts out of the net and into the water bucket :D As a fly fisherman myself, I'll just say some of us can be a tad bit annoying

Was your fishing guide an interior decorator

Keep these "management" videos coming

I love these episodes of Cal getting into the conservation side of hunting and fishing. It’s a subject many outdoorsman lack knowledge in for sure.

I love this content! Have been watching and listening to Meat Eater media for years and I LOVE to see this type of content on RU-vid. Cal is great. Keep it up, Cal!

I don’t fish with many people that likes to eat fish. Those are some odd people. Eh, more for me. 🇺🇸

This series of videos from Meateater is by far some of the best.

What is wrong with bait and spinner fishermen?

I love watching Steve hunt but as a wildlife biology student it’s awesome to watch Cal work with state agencies

6300 per mile!? That's more than 1 fish for every foot of river. Any more and you couldn't fall in the river without landing on 3 or 4 of them.

That guide was kind of a tool. Dude clearly was not happy about keeping fish and ranted about shore anglers. Seemed like the guides who feel entitled & think they own the water

I cant say this about much of the other RU-vid channels, or any other programs for that matter.. but meateater produces the most beautiful content. The detail to the landscape, wildlife, and stories to go with it. Yall get on a personal level with your guests and guides. You show the connection that all TRUE outdoorsmen share. Its not all about gear and sponsorship, I appreciate that so much. Great work fellas

Loving Cal's stuff... As a middle school science teacher I share these with my classes. THANK YOU!

the fly fisherman was sweatin' while talking about eating fish haha

My stomping grounds! Love these waters and am grateful people go through so much work to keep these fisheries inceredible!

More Cal please! These last two vids killed it! I am just as interested in this content as I am catch and cook.

I hate how fly fisherman act like spinner fisherman can’t catch and release

You must have filmed this last spring. Everything is nice and green.

That guide was as dry as a dry fly lol 😆 I absolutely love cal and the meat eater crew all ways keeps something for the plate......And remember your not a serious fly fisher less you buy a second house on a good dry fly river......

Love the video's Cal and Steve, keep up the great work. Love your Meateaters shows. Closest thing to actually hunting during the off season with great tips.

My dream fishing location. Just beautiful. Another great Cal in the Field video. Really interesting. Thanks for doing this.

A Fact that I didn't know. Idaho, has more rivers than any other state....well played, Idaho.

I never knew Idaho had so many rivers! Seems like a outdoorsman paradise.

Stop telling people about Idaho. Keep people wondering what is up there.

oh so the fishing guy is gay and has no problem with eating any other meat

Keep the wooded beardsman out of this area. He loves a good fish head soup! Who knows how many tags he'd consume 😂

So blessed to live a few minutes from The Snake here in southeast Idaho. An amazing place to live, work, and play.

Good stuff Cal! MeatEater has some of the best producers out there. Great camera work. The MeatEater style and content type is consistently excellent.

I like Cal alot so mellow .

Always wondered where the "nature is neat" guy went. Turns out he's a finishing guide now.

Really appreciate the Meat Eater fishing content.. hanging out for another Das Boat season!

Give Cal a netflix show

More trout fishing videos please! This was great!

This was a cool episode I live down in San Antonio but I lived up in Salt Lake for a spell and I’m bummed out that I didn’t get to explore this area though I did spend a lot of time in Jackson and the area I wish I had fished this area of Idaho more I need to go back and explore and fish

That river is stunning!

This is my fave ep of all time love ya cal .. you the man

Lower the cost of the licence and they'd get more hooks in the rivers. Fish and game in co. have destroyed most lakes, streams and rivers by introducing 'foreign' fish to the state, which in turn caused the 'whirling' disease which has killed our native cutthroat and rainbow. All you can find is what they stock! Well unless you fish gold waters! When I fish - I want to have something to cook! Their management on our big game is shameful! The "greed" wants to only make big bucks on the out of state licenses. locals cant even draw in some areas with TEN POINTS!

is this just in Idaho? Going to fish the snake over near Jackson WY, in September. Would love to cash in on a $1000 rainbow.

Don't worry about the article on r3...... do your thing!

That's it I'm moving to Idaho and becoming a rainbow trout fisherman $50 to $1,000 a fish PS Cal did a great job with this meat eater episode I think this is the first episode of ever seen without but I've seen I think all of the episodes with Joe Rogan and Brian in them I know I seen the Whitetail the mule deer in Idaho the white Talon Wisconsin and the Blacktail in Prince of Wales Alaska and then the turkey episode I love me some Joe Rogan I remember watching mediator when I was a little kid when it first came out and then when I was even littler kid I remember watching Fear Factor with Joe Rogan and then of course I got into the UFC and I always thought Joe Rogan and Bruce Buffer where the two voices synonymous with the UFC and then Joe Rogan Experience came out and I seen the episode where Jo had Steve on the show and JoJo's always talking about hunting still one Steve said he was going to get Joe on meat eater I had to see it anyway tell you did an awesome job hosting the show with no Steve and I don't know if mediator is on the Outdoor Channel or pursue or valedores Channel but it should be

Very interesting information provided. Thank you for the video. Rainbows are the most common trout here in Missouri.

Cal is a legend

The guy cal is interviewing is such a schmuck. Looking down on spin fishing is goofy. We get it fly fisherman are the best.

Well there goes the secret!!! :P LOL now even more Californians are going to move to Idaho >.< JK I'm a Californian who moved to ID too... I married a local though :D

I watch PigPatrolTV and he would rather catch an asian carp than trout because the trout are weak fish that don't fight hard, and their meat are flavorless and mushy. Which is true in some cases, but some of the stocking program are finally breeding bigger tougher trout.

is there a link to that boat electro fishing set up? asking for friend.

Alright I have to know where that head drop off is. We used to head hunt rainbows but never turned them in because f&g told us they scan them on like a random Tuesday once a month. If I could just drop them into a bin with my name and number on it I'd go back to head hunting bows.

That is a lot of fish per mile, sometimes it feels like there are no fish for miles! 🥰🤗😊

Why does the music sound a lot like the music from the app "Hay Day"??? LOL

Hearing the narration of Cal is so soothing.

Great episode! Here I am sitting in western Montana surrounded by beautiful blue ribbon trout streams wanting to head south to the Snake to try my luck.😂

The reason this no limit is working is because it's far proximity to Miami. Just imagine if the keys tried this. Mainland meat misers destroying natural resources. So refreshing to see people seemingly utilize a resource responsibly

Great content! I can’t wait for the rivers to thaw and the lakes to open! Man I wanna go fishing and try poaching a trout like that

I know exactly where you're fishing that's my neck of the woods they really like rapalas on that section of the river

Cal was way more knowledgeable than that whole state or it departments. Not bad dog the folks running the parks or rivers

I hate that attitude of fly fishermen that think they are elitist and have that attitude towards spin fisherman or meat fisherman. Anglers need to get along I don’t believe in fly fishing designated waters we don’t need that. Things can be managed in other ways and this management practice shows it. Thank you Cal and meat eater👍🏻🎣🐟

we need more cal or how about all the gang

My blood pressure went down watching this....

In Utah the Brown is the prodominate fish. Both Rainbows and Browns are planted.

That was informative and enjoyable.

Can someone tell me the brand of the shirt he's wearing? Seems like a good sun shirt for the outdoor activities

Great stuff guy's, thanks!

Idaho is such a breathtaking place. Nice video.

One might be willing to say to ol' Cal here, you sir, are indeed, crushing it. Keep it up.

Wait wait wait... Idaho has more rivers than here in Alaska? I’m not so sure about that. Great video, Cal. Love everything Meateater. Just not so sure about that statement.

Imo we should get rid of the non native trout and replace them with native cutthroats.

canaidian rainbow trout is the best tasting fish in the world! change my mind

Did you ask them the largest trout they've shocked up?

“No bag limit on rainbows” that sounds so so foreign coming from someone in Wisconsin

That guide weirdo 😂

I cook trout with the head on so the tails don't curl. Plus that cheek meet is good.

There's a lake right next to me that is doing something very similar to this but with lake trout

Puts me right back to where I started fishing. Tons of hiking and fast water, coming home exhausted with my best friend to make Trout, fried taters and peppered corn.

We have a similar fish lottery here in Washington state as well.

What part are you in? I’m just up in Rexburg

Please don't move here

Is Cal sponsored by Stihl or hoping to spur a sponsorship?

It’s called tagging fish. Not taiging fish

Now if only Montana would do this,,it would pay for a new rod,,Cal the last two videos have been wonderful,,I need to Talk to my Montana FWP people

how does alaska not have the most rivers?? lol cmon cal!

I’d love to fish my centerpin in that river

New subscriber here. Love your video, we have a similar RU-vid channel if you want to check it out, "Hunt and Gather with the Chatters".

Great video, I have had the pleasure to interact with Bret High, he is a first class guy. I will always believe a trout is a trout and their purpose for me is to eat what I catch.

Sounds like a good comparison with these rainbows are large mouth bass over rated probably not supposed to be there and a fish that will quickly over populate

Very enjoyable episode. Cal is a great host and narrator.