Protected Parks & Friendly Fish: Fly Fishing Yellowstone & Teton National Park 

This creek is notorious for technical headhunting for picky fish. 20 inchers are the norm. Tight drifts under cut-banks is key

Another excellent adventure. Thanks for sharing it Mike. Shelby's f-bomb rant at about 36:20 was what fishing is all about! You win some and you lose some.

This is far and away my favorite channel! Great job! Please keep ‘em coming! 🤟🏼✌🏼

Good video. Your hook sets are always money. Showing Patience and enthusiasm with your fellow anglers is what this sport is all about.

Awesome video man! Been watching you since the driftless area videos. Your videos actually motivated me to learn to fly fish! I was actually In the Iowa driftless yesterday and it’s still awesome there. Take care!

Great video, one of my favorite areas…you’re living the life buddy. Keep ‘em coming and be safe!

Myyyllllaannntttaaa… running into a couple of subscribers in the wilderness speaks volumes about you popularity within the fly fishing community. Nice video Mike

Excellent. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

Nice Snake River cutties.

Thanks Mike

Love that stretch. Thanks for sharing.

Mike Nice vid. Enjoy your trips. Keep them coming Jeff

This creek is one that's in my dreams. Seriously... I grew up kinda like you...but much earlier...through the 70s. I just turned 59 and I remember fishing Flat Creek and the Elk Reserve as a kid with my father. We hammered the cutties. I've been back several over the past few decades but I'm usually there before it opens for the season. I did get to try it one time late Summer/early Fall and I wore the Sombrero...the big skunk. Reminiscing... These rivers were ridiculous 50 years ago. You could walk across the Yellowstone inside the park on backs of 16 to 20 inch cutthroats. It's saddening to see the state of the fisherie as it stands today. It may still be "good", but its nowhere near what it was. The fish would be stacked up by the thousands behind the supports of Fishing Bridge. It was quite the sight. Great videos! Look forward to every new adventure and especially when I get to use your videos for scouting and as a source of information for future trips. Tight lines, young man!

Great video Mike. Driftless in Two Weeks!!!!

Love watching your adventures! I’m in mammoth lakes California for a month and can’t wait to hit up the rivers and lakes here! You are getting me all hyped to get out on the river! 🤘🏼🤘🏼

Loved it! Thank you!

Never seen someone get so excited for a whitefish 😂

My dad lives up in Cody Wyoming! I know Yellowstone and the Tetons very well! Gorgeous fishing

Great Outing, thanks Mike for sharing, Until next time.

Amphibians... That sounds familiar... 🥲 Frog A...... Not yet they ain't ready 😤

Great video. Good vibe!

Another great video dude !

Frost stop!!! Best burger on highway 20! And grassy lake road is a good road over the pass!

Enjoyed the video. I just was in that area amazing fishing

Nice video, that’s an area I’ve always wanted to fish more of.

Nice man. I love the storytelling

Awesome

Again nice vid and thanks for the fly fishing fellowship and thanks for the hard work. If you get a chance would like to see some tiger trout as well if you happen to be near an area with them.

21:45. Haha, she has a morbid fear of lightning! My fault, last day of her fifth grade I almost got us both hit by a massive strike!

I never what watched a 40 min. video but I watched this one all the way through. When the girl got a hookup at around minute 36 I literally clapped. Lol I am a dork but after visiting Montana and Utah this year, I think this just hit the spot. Thanks bro and keep up the good work.

I wish I would have been on the Premier but I was elk hunting. Great video so cool

Had a good laugh at this video. I was thinking that these two were rather pissed that you were catching all the good ones. That girl sure lost her cool losing that one fish. Had to rewind to verify what she said 😂😂😂😂😂

Hi, great video! What is that golden stone pattern called? Is there a tying video for it?

Flat creek right by the hatchery correct? I believe it is notorious for an average 18 inches and hard to catch.

You were basically guiding them haha. They seemed like they hadn’t fished before

Your vids are dope bro

fly fishing is just starting to get amazing with falls arrival

those darn mangled bits

@28:36 Nice cast, my man!

Nice vid! What’s the became of that first creek it looks amazing!

I love the neration. It made me think of Bruce Brown's old surfing movies from the 60s. Its not as much fun fishing with friends, using the same rig and you the only one catching. You must have been feeling the pressure a little. I think you hit it on the head when you mentioned keeping a bit more distance from the fish. I also think fly placement and line control played a part. Skunk or not, it still beats the couch!!!

Just found your channel . Great stuff! You seem to fish a lot of hopper dropper setups , What's your favorite dropper for cutties ?

Might want to try the Gros Venture. above the lake.

nice work. wanna go there...but this time with my fly rod and not just my hiking boots.

Do u have a video of ur ant tie or stone tie. They looked killer

I have vacation coming up the second week of October...Do you have any suggestions for backpacking / hiking trails that combine fly fishing? I am in the Ozarks and willing to travel a bit of a distance...

that cast net action

The KU hat definitely helped.

Hey dude I just realized that your reel on the white rod is set up backwards and set up for left hand retrieve. I fish the same way, right handed with right hand retrieve. It’s super easy to switch it around on the reels with no drag, you just have to take the line and backing off and swap it around. When you reel in you should reel forward not backward. Someone probably f’ed it up for you when you bought it but most fly shops will fix it for free.

the greater Yellowstone ecosystem is on fire with fishing right now

Haven’t seen anyone that excited to catch a whitefish before😂

If you have the chance to go to the soca, I would if I were you I've been there last year and going again this year 😇

Dope vid man! Hopefully we can fish together later this fall

Buzzards RULE!

I could comment on this video for days, but I'll just say you showed 2 beginners how to do it and where to do it, seriously the patients you had was incredible, I have brought many beginners out and you did fantastic!

If still in wyoming. Wiggins fork in the arabsoka range. You are welcome.

I let my dog swim in my mangled bits 😂😂

Nice! Your videos should be seen by more viewers. May I repost your channel without changing anything on the clean platform named Gan Jing World? Thank you!

Well I'm sold. Muy wife and I are moving to Victor this spring, I hope to hook up with you at some point. Love that country

TWO GRIZZ??? oof

who hikes in birks. what a loon

Dude... you took beginners to one of the most technical rivers in the area. Why not hit the snake?