Calls a fish a MF and has a Honda tattoo…what a douche

Where abouts were you on the river..going for first trip in late sept..thanks

Hello, great video! What time of year was this trip?

Holy fuck this video is terrible, why did I think that fever dream sequence was funny. And the drunk bit....wowwweeee.

Logan? Nice fish! Tight lines bro!

Looking at getting a 6-7 foot rod for this kind of thing...any suggestions?

caught 5 big ones there 3 weeks ago biggest was 24 inches

Very unfortunate tattoo.

I believe that was a blue catfish brother. Also when the bite is slow, try captain America edition Berkeley power bait dough. Thanks, Your friendly neighborhood chorizo bandito

Love YNP and especially the Madison, Soda Butte and Lamar. I’ve found that a 4 to 5 wt works best with a Floating Line (no sink tip). I’ll use my Orvis Superfine Carbon 8 ft. 4 wt. on Soda Butte and Lamar. And my Winston Boron IIIX 8’6” 4 wt.or my Scott G2 8’9” 5 wt. The Lamar can get windy and the Winston works best in the wind. I’ll use my Orvis Superfine Touch 7’6” 3 wt. on some of the smaller streams like the Gibbon and Galiton. Favorite time to go there is in September and almost always use a hopper with a gold ribbed midge dropper. Nice vid! Always dry fly fishing there for me. Tight lines!

More than likely a mountain whitefish you saw. They hold up along there sometimes and are monsters.

When did 17-18 inch browns become huge fish? Another googan

Beautiful fish! In this link Devin explains how to quickly land a fish .... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j9ponNCrna_Gk4E.html

Love the Gallatin, going there in June

Great vid! Two ideas for better survival of catch and release trout: 1. Use an underwater camera to take your pics with the fish in the water and 2. Use a no-touch catch and release tool, so you never have to handle the fish. TU recommends both of these (never touching the fish and never taking them out of the water) for the best success at survival. I use the "Ketchum Release" tool myself, slides right down the line and unpins the fly effortlessly. Tight lines!!!

Fun vid. But a sucker? That is the native Mountain whitefish, son. The Mountain whitefish "is one of the most widely distributed salmonid fish of western North America.[2] It is found from the Mackenzie River drainage in Northwest Territories, Canada south through western Canada and the northwestern USA in the Pacific, Hudson Bay and upper Missouri River basins to the Truckee River drainage in Nevada and Sevier River drainage in Utah.[3]" Tight lines! What cigars do you favor???

One of these times ill make the trip with you guys!

Sweet spot!

Y’all are wild

Hotties 🔥🔥🔥

"Aim for Mars, land on the moon." Trip didn't quite go as planned but still got to fish a spot that most likely sees no fishing pressure and I got to rappel down a sheer rock face, two things crossed off the bucket list.

Buy a net

Yeah it's a long one....

wondering where in Ashton that river is! looks super nice.

Why you drinking lady drinks?

You're close, the logan is actually a tributary to the Bear River. About 10,000 years ago the Bear River flowed into the Snake River. However, after lava flows near Blackfoot Idaho, the Bear River was rerouted into the Great Basin. In fact, the Bear River contributes the majority of the water to the Great Salt Lake.

When did you fish the Provo and not see 5 other people.

Could have been a monster brown..

I don't fly fish, so stream and river browns are a rare prize for me. Nice fish. And you finally completed the slam to boot. Fun to watch.

Little Dell is nice, because you can get some REALLY quality fish near the SLC metro area. I got an 18-inch Bonneville out of there about a week ago, on a spinner. I've never had a red-hot day at Little Dell, but the size of the fish usually makes up for the quantity. Nice, pretty spring fish you got!

Beautiful place Scott 👌🏼

Try coffee pot it’s around the damn

What was that monster?! No big Rainbows this time but ill be back next year.

Im still salty about losing so many fish......

Nice beard brah!

"I used to be a smoker, I still have a cigar though" Hahaha same story here. Cheers bruv, better to be on the water casting than on the patio puffin. 3 years clean for me from a 14 year habit. Wishin I could be on the Gallatin - real big "dream river" scenario, but no big plans outside of UT this year, so it's up in the Uintas hitting little rivers and lakes for the 12"ers. Cheers, stay cool bro.

Big Sky doesn't suck

I’m going today, different time of the year but I’ve never caught a tiger trout

Congrats!! Fun to watch the journey.

Yeah there we go indeed 🤣 nice video!

Very nice!

Glad I found the channel, I'm new as hell myself to the sport and it's cool to find someone I can kinda follow along lol. Been spincasting for a while but the second I picked up a fly rod I knew it was the only way I wanted to go haha. Cheers man, keep up the uploads, FishHaus is a classy channel name!

What a potty mouth, shame, shame.

Love the content 🔥.just subbed

My favorite is slapping a hopper on the bank and watching either a big brown, a brook or a Grayling slam it 🤤

After fishing this reservoir a half dozen times I finally caught the Bonneville Cutthroat......and the footage was corrupted. After a brief existential crisis I got back out there and caught an other Bonne...and this time the footage was usable. Enjoy.

Me and Chesney had a blast on the Logan River, nothing beats fishing with a friend.

Ohhh boy this fish was not easy to find.....or film, won't be strapping the GoPro to my chest again with a creek that size.

Part 4 of the Cutthroat slam, clutch catch for sure, was almost about to call it quits when I finally hook up on the fish I'm looking for.