Great video David. Miss those ADKs trips! Great shout out to Nate. I still fish flies he made me. Until I can rejoin, at least I can experience it vicariously. Keep living the dream my friend!
This was a great video David, thanks for sharing! Looked like an awesome trip, for sure. It is so beautiful in there, an amazing place to explore. Would have been cool to run into you guys out there, we just missed you by a day or so.
Another great trip, thanks for sharing the good fishing. glad you were catching on fly rods. And a great concert at the end. I could watch this all day long.😄😎👍
Another great trip, the quality of the water in each of the ponds was amazing, and represented in the quality of the fish everyone caught. As always great information on wild edibles as well.
@@NatureIntoAction Me also ! I’m thinking of working in some kind of multi day trip to the Adirondacks in perhaps June, I’d love to hit Lows Lake again, if the lower dam isn’t complete yet, there’s a carry of a couple miles just north of it, there’s a lot of options up there !
Long overdue, but extremely satisfying. If you can believe I just returned from my spring trip and absolutely hammered brook trout and walleye. I found a new spot that is easier to fish than any other spot I've been to. I think Kelly would be floored if he could find dome time to come back and hit this spot next spring. Three different lakes all within 500 yards of one another. 7lb walleye, 4lb brook trout..nuts. Only a few hours portaging. Also found fiddle heads, trout lilly's, ramps, and chaga mushroom along the way. I'll send you some photos in next couple days. Thanks for sharing your adventure, David - always a real treat, especially the underwater and wild edibles parts.
@@NatureIntoAction I didn't measure any of them. But I've caught many 4-6lb brook trout and would estimate around 20" based on how it was folded up in the net
What a great trip! Thanks for taking us along! Your Hornbeck gunwales are in need of some Tung oil IMHO. Preserve that beauty and continue bringing Natureintoaction!
