I was a 12yr old boy fishing from a tin boat on fish lake, Dad was teaching me to fish as we did for tradition every year he hoped to pass on in the family, I can remember it being the only thing to die for when I caught a huge mackinaw lake trout on my line, fishers nearby set course for our tin boat as I reeled it in screaming my head off scared it would get away, just blessed I got to eat it... a real lake trout not farmed... well my Dad I parted ways but I will never forget the moment we shared together, TY great mountain spirits of Fish Lake
So beautiful! Around Richfield, in the Fillmore District, there is some incredible mountain biking & ATV trails through the red red dirt hills. I really want to explore the Beaver District more, especially hiking to the high elevation peaks in that area. Well done on this video.
Man, now I want to go see the Pando Aspen Colony and go fishing again. Is is so beautiful up there. Thank you for bringing back some good memories, and I love your videos. Keep up the great work.
I *believe* it's New Chalk Creek Canyon Road but could be wrong... looking through photos on my phone to try and find location but apparently service out there was non-existent!
Not what you typically think of for Utah, but gorgeous nonetheless. Those colors really pop. Do you all do anything in post for that? Or is that raw footage?
@@nomadikphoto Redrock comes to mind. I live back east and that always seems to pop up when people talk about Utah. This video opened my eyes to the diversity of that state though!
Thanks so much! Yeah most folks think of red rock when it comes to Utah when the state has incredible forests and mountains as well. We did edit the video with color grading software but only to attempt to match the beauty we witnessed first hand :)
This makes me really despise what humanity has done with our world. There are too many people in this country and it’s high time we back off on bringing in more. The eastern part of the country is absolutely packed and it’s just sickening.
