Caught My BIGGEST Brown Trout in Inches of Water! 

carry a net man, will make life easier for you and the fish.

Your hands shaking said it all bro! That's the reason we fish as much as possible! Days like that!! Awesome and congrats. The hook on that thing was epic👍 Hook Jaw Hunters approve 🙏

Never ceases to amaze me when you hook in to a big fish in small water. EPIC!

Awesome catch man. You really need a net, almost lost him there.

Oh my!!! What an amazing fish!!! Browns are one of my favorite trout.

Beautiful fish, congrats!

That last 1 was a giant! Sick. Not many in them small streams hey? Just lots a nice fish tho. 15 is a big trout that was a hog. Awesome underwater release!

Dude.....that was a beast!!!!!!!!!! Nice catch and great release 💪💪👍

That fish put a huge smile on your face. I think the viewers could see your genuine emotions when you caught that brown.

Love your videos as always famm keep em coming

Supernice kipe on that brown. Great catch man. Love the vids

Let’s goo!! Dope fish man & for sure a GG in chat!!

Im from California and im use to fish in central america rivers and ocean and im amazed that in that little creek you can get big fish like that , its amazing thumbs up.

Nice! I’ve heard the stories but I’ve never seen any trout that big in utah. Can’t wait for it to get warm I need me ah catch an cook weekend trip.

Bro your content is 🔥

Awesome fish. As others have said that’s why we do it keep up the good work!

Hey man keep up the videos im out in Utah fishing all the time

Nice work!

What an awesome catch dude that’s insane! Congrats!

Nice fish . Wow !

Nice one! I love that section thru there.

Beautiful fish. Glad you let the big fella go. Congrats.

Really cool stuff man

That's a huge brownie! You saw a Sasquatch. Good thing you whistled!

That was impressive and hats off to you for having so much passion and enjoying life .

Absolute UNIT. Hell yeah!!!

Dang your excitement was awesome to hear and watch.

Had to give you a like👍That brown was beautiful!

Wow that’s a big fish

cool catch, but seems like you handle them a bit rough, massive fish though

Dude that was a epic fish!! Congrats man and what’s up from the ace club 😉

Awesome brown!

Sweet fish dude.

That is crazy!! The way you had to run after him when he almost got away. 😂😂 relatable 😂

Good grief man that’s a huge fish! Nice catch!

Came for Ace, subbed for content. Good stuff, dude.

Great fish

Beautiful brown!

good video, ace videos sent me!

Just sent to your channel by. Ace. Now another channel to binge on😀 OMG! That fish was amazing I love how excited you got! I would of pee my pants!

I had to watch that fight and your reaction again , awsome !

Congratulations! That trout was a beauty.

Awesome fish man ace sent me

What a beast! Here in the uk salmon sometimes breed with trout which produces some pretty bulky hybrids, this looked like one of those and could explain the hooked jaw and sheer size of that thing. (I’m not sure if you have salmon in that area but it’s interesting to think about)

Do you fly fish? It looks like a good creek. I have caught many big trout in water that you would not think. Good job! Enjoy your catch.

👌😲

ACE sent us here, nice fishing by the way.

What a monster. Nice catch homie!

Nice one buddy

Nice Fish... one to remember!

new sub i like your chanele wow what a fish nice brown

Oh oh ohh my gosh

What a Slob. Congrats man.

Damn jealous

here in new zealand we got some monsters. i got my biggest at 12 and it was 10Ibs and 2 and a half ft long

DUDDE, WTF thats was MASSIVE

Epic

Crazy!

Heck yea. I dream to catch a fish that big

Dude, are you the only one who fishes in Utah? That has got to be your personal best? Are those fish Lake run or inland?? Anyway, it just shows you never know where they are going to be laying. Great outing!

Curious, as to how one visually differentiates splake from, say, milder-colored brook trout? Just wondering. I've never caught one.

Ace asked me to come here so I came, simple as that. Really wish I could drive to get out and go fishing again

Camera quality is lit tho

Yeah I'd guess that's a 6, maybe a 7 pounder. That's nearly the size of a coho salmon. Living in trout-crazy British Columbia, I've caught a lot of trout in my life, mostly rainbows but also a lot of cutthroat. I've never caught a trout as big as yours. Well done and congratulations. In BC, generally speaking, although not a strict rule, the largest trout are found in the larger, deeper lakes and you troll for them like salmon. You're contradicting that theory a bit with that beauty you caught. If records were kept for a particular lake, I may still hold the record for the largest bow ever caught on a small urban lake in Coquitlam BC called Como Lake. I used to fish there as a kid when my uncle would take me. It was stocked with bows and no one ever caught anything more than maybe 10 inches long; all small fish. I doubt anyone even believed there were fish bigger than 10 inches in Como Lake. One day my uncle took me there, who had been fishing Como Lake for upwards of 50 years, and we separated to try different parts of the lake. I cast a worm in and landed a big old dark-coloured bow of maybe 20 inches and weighed maybe 3 or 3 1/2 pounds. This was a total anomaly for Como Lake. No one had ever seen a fish that big taken there before. My uncle took a picture of me with the bow and sent it to the Columbian Newspaper that published it with the caption, "12-year-old catches biggest fish ever on Como Lake." I was prouder than a kid who'd just met and got an autograph from his favourite sports star. I caught it under a large maple tree with branches that extended well past the shoreline and which hung out over the lake. This was the only area of the lake which had an overhanging tree. My theory is that this big old rainbow staked out that part of the lake all to himself, repelled all intruders to his territory, and grew fat on caterpillars and insects that fell from the branches of the maple tree above. It wasn't just feeding on mosquitos and tiny no-see-ums like the rest of the trout were out in open water. It was feeding on much larger stuff like caterpillar larvae, ants and ant larvae, beetles and things like that which fell from the branches above.. Biggest trout I ever caught was also a rainbow. Caught it in the stream where I grew up on my uncle's ranch in western Alberta. It was about 22 or 23 inches long and according to conversion charts weighed around 4 or 5 pounds. It was a fattie though and could have weighed a pound or so more than that. As you can probably tell, I enjoy talking about fishing. 😂 Perhaps of note - I was MGH until I changed my name a few days ago. You may remember I had an argument with a guy in the thread where you found the dead cougar in the creek. Really enjoy your channel, and MERRY F**KING CHRISTMAS!

what an absolute stud!!!! what county was this in? great job btw and feel free to dm me. have a good one!!

Awesome, but get a net! Also try fly fishing it’s alotta fun.

Wish i could come with you bro. Nice fish. Ps ill be your camera man / fishing buddy

That was a huge fish in my opinion,where I live fish trout are not close to that size!

Hahaha that was funny

What's up bro just here to help you out, hope you do well with your channel il be watching here in mexico

What is a splice? Looks like a nice place to fish. The fish look like they are fun to catch.

I know this feeling all too well I caught a 12 pound brown in the eastern sierras and I almost had a heart attack best catch of my life absolute 🏆

Yo, ace videos told me to subscribe....just saying

I really don't mean to be a party poop but the chances of that fish surviving are minimal I watch your videos alot and I have never seen you wet your hands before you touch your fish! When you do that you take the valuable slime off of the fish they don't die right away but eventually it kills them plus in my opinion you had him out of the water way to long! This also is a detrimental to the fish you really need a good net where you can keep them in the water most of the time and only leave them out just long enough to get a good picture I can tell your a good dude and an awesome Fisherman but please if you want them to survive be more mindful on how you handle your fish Good catch!

Never caught a fish that big out of there. It don't surprise me being in that area. How is the snow up there?

What reel are you using?

Noice

The big ones are smart 5 seconds later lands 7 pounder

Where was this??

KID GOT SO EXCITED HE PISSED HIS PANTS

How do we fish with you if we ever come to Utah 😂?

I’m in SLC and have grown up fishing Utah and south western Wyoming. Awesome fish buddy and if you’re ever in Utah feel free to hit me up, I’d be more than happy to take you to my favorite spots or point ya in the right direction! You obviously know of some sweet spots up east, tight lines brotha!

Was that snow?! 🤯 I live down south and it’s like 96 degrees.

You caught Moby Dick in an ankle deep stream ! Insane but not surprising, I grew up in Montana and have caught browns that size in similar streams on green woolly worm flies . Good job !

Is this up around current creek?

First

What lb line you using? I'd tighten my drag if I were you , just enough so a big trout could pull drag.

Where were you fishing buddy I'm up here with my dad right now we're looking for a spot

IT WAS BIGFOOT🤣

You need to be quieter and calmer. You cab scare away the trout or tear the bait right out of their mouth. Calm! Zen! You caught a lovely big fish. You have to calm down though!!! CALM!

Did u create a new channel?

Ace sent me

Think if you would’ve lost that thing. Oh lord that would’ve been devastating.

I don’t thinks that’s six pounds. Maybe 5. But my brother caught a 26 inch brown in Utah out of a creek like that.

Any river for a bigger trout fishing no lakes on the california state places like that on the video

that was a cheeta trout i think, the first one you pulled up

I've never caught splake, where can I catch some?

is this northern Utah?

Breaks my heart to see such a beautiful fish dragged across rocks like that

What state do you live in...nice fish