Ice Fishing Brook Trout - Under Water View! 

thanks man.

@CAPTAIN COURAGEOUS lmao why are you so mad about what he says and does

topnotch fishing I would be scared to drop the camera

Concrete raceways are hard on fins!!

Yeah but they eat everything when they are stocked in a tiny pond!! This dude is a fucking joke. If he would have just said it's a stocked pond then nobody would care but he act like he stumbled up on this place and its a "honey hole" he can't tell anyone about. Because it's "small" LOL yeah because it's a fucking stocked pond on someone's property!

Sticks n stones u prob can’t catch a fish anyways lol

@@sticksnstones4357 he said they were stocked at the end

thanks man!!

He's got anger

thanks a lot glad it was enjoyable

So hyped for the Fl vids Leo!

Extreme Philly Fishing come on Florida videos!!!!

Live in the phoenixville area, would love some new buddies to fish with.

Extreme Philly Fishing and fodk

XD

thanks man!

I do think he might have been up there looking for an easy meal in the form of weak stocked trout

Sea-Money Fishing god vidio

That was a pike, my dude.

thanks man glad to hear!

What’s the name of the name lace you fished?

Ayy did not think you would be here

busteddddd I was at the hatchery haha

Ha ha ha. Drastic times call for drastic measures....

Sea-Money Fishing where were you fishing? I live in northeastern Pa

Lmao at least he admitted it... kinda lame tho.

Too bad it takes hatcheries to find fishing spots like this back east. I've seen brookies this thick in ponds and lakes out west. Some are so thick the poor bastards are all head and real skinny, starving trying to find enough to eat.

Josh Dewitt that’s a northern pike lol

It’s a pike for sure.

Where is a good pond to catch brook trout through the ice?

Yeah I never caught stocked brook trout all natives

Do you know where i can find some lol i live in PA

@@virtualtrips1239 Sullivan County. Get out topographical maps and locate a mountaintop swamp. There's a good chance of finding a beaver pond in the swamp. I was told where to find one when I was fourteen. I didn't go looking for it until I was twenty. I decided to follow the stream all of the way up to the top of the mountain. I caught at least eighty fish on the way up and I stopped counting. Once I got up there I was to fire three shots with a five second pause between each shot to let everyone know I'd arrived safely up top. What a hike, what a view and what a nice, two-acre pond. There were scores of small brook trout and some very lage brookies. I caught a 15" trout on my third cast using a #1 gold Panther Martin. Getting back down I was to fire two shots with a ten second pause when I was on the move. I had a three hour hike over rugged ground going back down but I didn't want to spend much time thinking about that. Two hours into my descent I broke out my Maglite to make sure it worked and it did. Fifteen minutes later I heard my brothers calling my name and I yelled back. My father later said he could hear me back at camp. It was full-dark when my brothers and I exited the deep woods, around 9 PM. Through the breaks in the canopy nautical twilight was starting and we could see the stars which looked light back-lit diamonds on black velvet. I believe there was a new moon 🌚 but starlight aided our night vision. If you decide to try something like what I have described, go with someone if possible, buy a Personal Locating Beacon and let concerned parties know where you will be and where you intend to be. The more details the better.

@@TralfazConstruction what is the name of the stream that lead to the pond?

@@fishingmidatlantic6610 I'm checking. I recently found out that the dam to Mountain Springs Lake failed some years ago and it wasn't repaired. The lake as I knew it in the '90s no longer exists. One time, back in the '70s I was catching rainbow and brown trout with my hands while standing in that stream as my younger brothers watched from the bank.

@@fishingmidatlantic6610 endlessmountains.wordpress.com/2012/10/21/goodbye-to-mountain-springs-lake/ I think it is called Bowman's Creek. It's named in the article. Everything I knew about that lake is touched upon in the article. When I first started going up to that area fifty-three years ago, all of my father's fishing and hunting buddies knew that lake and they would take _their_ families there. We used to pick blueberries right near the foundation of the old ice house that once stood there. It's got some history alright.