@wildernesswithamani1027 I appreciate all your videos. My family and I live up on the north yuba river. It's about 2 hours from reno. Loads of lakes. You should come and fish, add a few more streams and lake to your video fed.
I've been doing this for 5 years and I have so much content for many dozens of places on my playlists it will be fine. The rivers I have on my river fishing playlist are all doing great. In fact, I have clips on the branch going back 5 years. Far enough back when it was still open into October. The sky hasn't fallen after those have been running close to half a decade. For starters, it's a really tough place to fish.
@@wildernesswithamani1027 Enjoy watching your adventures in the Eastern Sierras. Hope I can fish some of those spots. Appreciate your enthusiasm, insight, and conservation (barbless, brookie rescue)
Those fish in that position are ready to strike like lightening because that's the only chance they'll get before that meal is gone! There's also usually competition from other fish holding there. Snooze you lose is their policy!
@@wildernesswithamani1027 sounds good man. Thankyou. Gonna try out that wooly bugger and some rooster tails. Was there 2 days ago but wasn’t prepared to fish but I saw some guys catching some nice rainbows and I would def like to try it out. Goin back next week 🤞
Dude! Didn't know you were from San Mateo.... me, too. Went to Serra & grew up in Fiesta Gardens. Went some good Aragon parties. Aragon had the rich hotties, too. Small world!
Born and raised! I went to Aragon as a very middle class kid. Had a lot of rich friends but I hung around everyone. The weekend parties were rocking! I used to catch nice rainbows in the creek along Crystal Springs road starting when I was as a kid straight through high school. We could climb down there through the woods from the back end of the neighborhood I grew up in (the highlands) until we had cars and could drive down there.
@@wildernesswithamani1027 Awesome! I always fished the Bay off of San Mateo Bridge Pier and the Bayshore area in Burlingame by the Showboat. Good times!
If you go to the CA fish and wildlife regulation guide for 2024 online you can scroll down to the special regulations for trout waters chart at around page 56. The waters governed by special regulation are listed alphabetically on there. For rivers/streams/creeks that are not listed under special regulations are typically governed by general regulations which makes them subject to section 5.85 of the regulation guide which keeps them open for artificial/barbless/zero bag limit during the months outside of the regular trout season. Of course, you always want to get your regulations from official sources and not a guy like me on RU-vid! I have been wrong before! Hope that helps.
