That grass was crazy cool. You're one fishey dude. I appreciate your soft demeanor on your videos. Some of the younger guys videos i watch are a little over the top.
Appreciate you watching and the comments Larry. Making videos has been a journey but we are pretty easy going guys. We might get excited on a big brookie or a yellow jackets nest though. Lol. Thanks again for watching.
I was chasing brookies last week up a feeder stream in the Blue Ridge. It was my first outing this year with really low and slow water, I couldn't dial in my dry or nymph rigs, I was spooking fish where I wasn't expecting them and I gotta be honest I wanted to call it after the 1st hour and head back down to the main stem. But I thought of you guys, got some inspiration and soldiered on. Ended up landing 25 for the day. Now this feeder was still twice as wide as the crazy tight stuff you guys tackle, but I'm intrigued and motivated by watching you get after it.
Sound Bwoi Killa that’s really awesome to hear. It’s crazy the places a Brook trout will lay in low water. I grew up fishing a small brown trout creek and they hardly ever laid in the main part of the pool. Brook trout are like that to when it’s low and oh so frustrating to have one spook out from under your feet in dead water away from the main pool. I really believe the ability to catch tough fish and staying after it is what separates decent fisherman from really good fisherman.
First appreciate you watching. This is one I we won’t spot burn as it is super small. However in the sake of your own exploration it lies west of the Chattooga River, east of Talluah River and north of Talluah Falls. Happy Blue Lining and thanks again for your support.