Fish Hawk thanks man!!

Tj Mckenzie thank you so much!! I’m glad you and your son like the videos.

SkelatorStudios good luck man!! I’m glad the videos inspire you to fish. Hopefully you’ll get on some good trout

Frankie Shoenfelt thanks for the support man. And I’m glad you liked the vid!

Awesome!! Thanks for the sub! And I'm glad you like the videos.

Im from norway aswell, where are you from? i am living i Hjelmeland (Outside Stavanger)

@@emiliskrasikovas134 I am from Tysnes

Hyrum Peterson thank you! It means a lot.

Thanks man! and that's awesome!

Thanks man!! Glad you liked the video

SageHide no man these fish aren’t connected to any lake or ocean. That’s what makes a fish this size so special. Thanks for watching!

zumalot couldn’t agree more man! I love fishing regardless of what size of fish I catch. Thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed the vid.

Upstate Angling yeah I’ve seen you’ve been hunting! Welcome back my man. And thanks for watching the vid as always!

I'm glad you liked it man!! And good luck on the brown trout hunt

Hardman Fishing Adventures , SEA RUN BROWNS.

Opportunity Fishing it’s slightly improving by the day! And I’m glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching

Thank you!!

Tight Lining MD I know man the pictures are scary. Just glad it’s finally raining at least a little bit. Thanks for watching man!!

Pwrcritter thanks man!! And I know, but it’s good for brown trout

쌍포TV thank you!! Glad you liked it!

I don't normally respond to people telling us our fish aren't very large but since you attempted to use a decent argument I'll give you an answer. First of all the net is a pig series net by catch cam nets (just so you can look it up) and the dimensions of the net are 16" by 22". So it can (with ease) hold trout into the 30 inch range (been tested on the white river in Arkansas). Second of all my brother is using a 7 wt rod in this video and has plenty of trouble dealing with the fish. Another thing to remember is when you hook a big fish in a small creek it has no where to run so they (in my experience) attempt to dog you under trees/under cut banks. I have fished out west a few times and I know most of the places you catch 2 foot long trout is large rivers with swift current where the fish are crazy strong. These fish just aren't like that. Having said all of this I'm glad you have enjoyed the videos. My biggest regret was not leaving the measurement of the 26 inch fish in the video. LESSON LEARNED. Tight lines.

Osny Fishing Adventures thanks man! Don’t miss the big brown part tho, definitely worth the watch! Keep up the good work yourself. Tight lines.

Hardman Fishing Adventures just watched it now holly s**t that was an absolute tank man!!! Congrats to your bro on catching that massive brown!!! Tight lines, and look forward to watching the next one!!!💯🎣🐟👍

Osny Fishing Adventures thanks man!!

Yep I learn what creeks have browns by hours and hours of searching or some generous people. For trout you need cold, oxygenated water with good flow and cover. I fish mostly in WV but I know for a fact PA has some outstanding brown trout fishing. A search bait for spinning rod would be either a spinner or jerk bait, if you're talking fly rod then I would go with something like a wooly bugger. Hope this helps!

@@hardmanfishing Sure does! Thanks

We've seen bigger fish for sure! But for the size of water its hard to argue with a 26 inch brown. Thanks for watching!

DAVID WING thank you! A lot of trial and error went into figuring out what flies work best for our area

Albertine Davis I’ll check them out, thanks for watching!

MHM822 yeah it’s just better that way. Especially in public comments. I know people creep through these comments hoping to find any info at all. If anybody gives away too much info the comments get deleted. Thanks for watching!!

ADRIAN MALLARD thanks!!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video

@@hardmanfishing very much so keep em' coming & Good Luck 🎣

Gabe Briggs he’s killin the game. Glad you liked the vid man!

Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoyed

Tommy Eudy are the wild rainbow streams near you or near this creek? If they’re near this creek then I have fished them and love them. If they’re near you then I have no idea what you’re talking about haha but thanks for watching the video!

Thanks man!!

Charlie Rahner well at least some of them eat other trout haha and it’s just a stream with a high amount of bug life! Thanks for watching man!

Mice,voles,shrews sculpins, other trout,darters,chubs,shiners,crawfish, You'd be surprised there's Lots of bait fish species and lots of mice(voles and shrews etc breed like crazy.).My local that size has has over 20 types bait fish.. lots of different species of minnow, shiner, darter , sculpin etc there entire families

Michael Phillips you are correct! A lot of people don’t realize the amount of food fish have.

other trout

scumbags chance very true. The fish here actually have basic water and plenty of bug life. But once they hit around the 18 inch mark they become almost exclusively meat eaters. We don’t have seasons in this area however.

Thank you!

Those bigger trout sometimes just don't go crazy, they just pull really hard and go for cover. I guess it depends on the fish. Thanks for watching though man! Glad you liked the video.

A lot of the browns in the same creek I've caught barely fight they usually just kind of roll around sometimes right to you. The rainbows fight great though and I have caught a couple big browns that did fight good. It's almost to easy I've actually lost a really nice brown there because it rolled right to my buddy and when he netted it the fish had a ton of energy all of a sudden and flopped right out of his net.

Eric Harvey yeah you’ve got to watch them. Any fish you catch anywhere is annoying to deal with if they haven’t expended their energy before they hit the net.

common man's fly fishing thank you! And thanks for watching!

Nathan Rees yeah I’ve talked to the him before. He’s a great guy! I don’t think he feeds them anymore though. At least I’ve never seen it. I could be wrong though

Quite a few bread holes in that area

@@ericharvey3698 Really? So they're not too far off from hatchery trout? Born in the stream, but had their growth enhanced by humans?

I wouldn't necessarily say they are equivalent to stocked trout as most of the fish in those streams rely on natural food and got started on natural food but there are some fish that live in those holes nearly all the time that have grown big on people feeding them. A few of them are caught quite regularly I'm pretty sure the second one in the video has been caught a few times by different people that I've seen. The stream could definitely support big trout without people feeding them as it has a 'unique' source of fertilizer for the bugs/forage so to say and plenty of cold water that has a good ph but when fish are getting fed they will usually stay in the same spot for an easy meal, can't blame them really.

It's kind of funny I know people who have picked foam off an old couch in the creek and caught fish out of that hole with it...lol

Isaac Brascoupé I’m sure he’ll break it again soon! Thanks for watching!

Fall fishing at it's finest! Although these fish aren't quite spawning yet.

Éamonn Ó Broin thanks for watching! I’m glad you liked the video!

That’s awesome! Congrats!

William Cooke no doubt!! Thanks for watching!

That's a new one to me. Thanks for the tip

I'm not sure what you mean by packfish.. but these trout are not native. They were actually bought to America from Germany a long time ago. Now they breed and reproduce naturally in the creeks and rivers.

@@hardmanfishing thank you, that's want i know. Greeting A.

Thank you! Glad you liked the video

Paul Kennedy North Carolina

First Name fishes em all! Just don’t have time to drive 2 or 3 or 4 hours to catch trout right now my man!

TheUSAforever1 Brown mountain sharks

Greg M. Yeah we’ve got it figured out. And Andrew’s streamer tying skills are definitely improving. Thanks for watching as always man!

martolineo90 yessir that makes sense! That’s when they spawn (or somewhere in that time frame). We take special can in making sure they aren’t spawning when we fish. And if we see them spawning we stop fishing for a month or so. The weird weather has pushed back the spawn I believe because there is no sign of it yet. Thanks for watching!

@@hardmanfishing I understand, it's ok, but in Poland lots of fishermans don't care about fish spawns and healthy, if regulations wouldn't exist I'm sure that fish will die quickly :(

Marcin Działa yesh I think everybody needs to be better educated on the fish spawn

Scott Walker yessir! It’s a great fish and one of many. Thanks for watching

5 wt is a great all around fly rod. If you're brookie fishing I'd suggest a 3 wt or less, if you're going for giants I'd suggest a 6 to 8 wt. But a 5 wt is right in the middle and you can do almost anything with it. Hope this helps!

That's unfortunate!! We deal with some drought in the fall but it usually isn't that bad. This year we have been blessed with a good amount of rain. I hope the fishing gets better for you! Tight lines and thanks for watching!

Robbie's Fly Tying Channel thanks!

Congrats man!! That's an accomplish for sure.

Hardman Fishing Adventures Thank you!

Haha Glad you liked the video! But I don't know either, I'm just glad I have the opportunity to fish it.

Will do man! Thanks for watching

Thanks man!! Glad you liked the video. Share it around!

robert jones thank you so much!

Ronald Kenyon seems like a comment from someone who’s never fished the area lol I’ve never put the same fish in multiple videos. Don’t need to because there are so many places to fish and so many fish to catch. Although I will admit a lot of the walls/bridges/holes may look similar. Thanks for watching regardless!

Scott Powell I don’t know about that...