This is so sick, I always love the fly fishing movies y'all make. Even cooler, I worked at Roosevelt Lodge in Yellowstone while y'all were filming this! Yellowstone was the highlight of my life, it doesn't get any better than waking up before your shift to fish some Cutthroat on the Yellowstone River. I've only made it halfway through the video but I hope y'all stopped at the Firehole and Slough Creek. Just a couple of the handful of amazing spots to fish in Yellowstone. If you ever go back definitely find the "VIP Pools," its a confluence off Slough Creek that holds some of the biggest Cutthroat in Yellowstone.

If you ever wanna take a trip to fish little red river in Arkansas. I’ve got two nice cabins in the river. You and a couple friends can come stay for free and I can show you some great fly fishing spots

If u ever wanna fly fish the little red river in Arkansas I will give you free lodging for you and whoever wants to come with you. I have two cabins on the river and I know some killer spots to catch big rainbows, brooks and browms

I know those driving shots in the dark were a bitch to setup😂

That is my go to happy spot, all the guides say that its just a run off farming river. No good fish there, I encouraged that thinking

so i been fly fishing for about a year and its been few trips here and there so im still not the best. my friend introduced me to some native streams comming off of mount mitchell in nc. great fishing with elk hair caddis for native and wilds further down stream. with that said these feeder streams are at time 4 feet across then random runs and then random pools which is what we aimed for to find the fish. but the problem we had was that the deeper holes which somehow could be 8 foot plus, we would get fish to rise but sometimes they would turn back around. so im trying to figure out using a nymph in general. when im in those tight streams which are highly overgrown, im using a 2wt 6.5 foot rod and using a 7.5 tappered and sometimes 6 foot ( 6 foot seemed better). should i try this dry dropper with maybe a 14 caddis and maybe like a pheasant tail or something like that below for those super deep pools?

very well done. living through many trips like that, I remember the tough ones more than the smooth ones!

Isn’t your line to leader a handshake knot?? The profile is smoother and it’s stronger. It didn’t look like he did that, and should have shown it, because there’s two ways…..🤷🏼‍♂️

I’d definitely fish with these guys if I go to Alabama. Great flies and video.

Cool video! I love these small streams. The more I watch and learn about Euro Nymphing, the more I've come to realize that it is basically Tenkara Fly Fishing with a Western Fly Rod. Have you ever tried Tenkara Fly Fishing? It would be cool to see a video of that.

This setup is EPIC!

Great video Scotty! I think by the end of the episode I wanted him to hook one almost as bad as he did! 😂

This is pretty cool, I hope you get it down with catching these fish. Would be amazing to see you guys fly fish for some tarpon, my dream fish. Keep up the awesome work, phenomenal cinematography.

I live in Birmingham; where is this river?

That dude, is Danny McBride.

It's good to see y'all carrying on a family tradition.

Great video. Always enjoy your content! Any plans for more Short Bus Diaries content in the works?

Looks so fun

When will the next part be posted?

Nobody commenting on Scotty saying "try to see some boners..." 😳😳😳🤔🤔😂😂😂

awesome video

Would b great if someone learned how to release bones w/o scraping off the protective slime!!!

Where are the fish, what are they doing during a muddy water situation like this one. Do they have to wait until it's clear to eat?

Noticably poor casting, like them wrist a re broken. Heaving it out of you shoulders like casting a brick. Why them expensive rods. Maybe that's why

Beer or rods🤔

DUDE!!! Great to see the new kid catch such a HUGE FISH!!!

When do the streams change? When you pass the diamond? If that makes sense

Very insightful. Great video.

Next challenge, Hawaii Bonefishing on the fly

And to think this film is FREE!! And you would have to pay to see something like madam web 🤮

Searun cutthroat trout in the puget sound, baby. Flyfishing for dummies and catching literal Hogs. The most vicious fish ever hooked on fly, above a steele or salmon pound dor pound Faxxcts

Had an extremely scary encounter with a lightning storm with me and my 3 sons. Question for anyone reading this, where is it safest to be in the remote wilderness during a lightning storm? I hear that we should avoid open areas but also stay away from trees due to their roots. Anyone with some good advice would be greatly appreciated.

Have you and the guys thought about a trip to Argentina for the dorado on the fly? I think it would definitely make some good content!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Never new trash was like that horrible

Duuuude striper fishing would be sick

This is amazing. It needs to be promoted more! So informative and a great watch. Well done!

Errors in the first 2 mins of this video... 1st.... take a dump early in the a.m. before you leave to go fishing. 2nd, always peal off what ever line you are going to cast before you start casting. 3rd, if you hear your rod "swishing" in the air, you are casting too fast. So slow down and let the rod load up, feeling the line and let the rod do the work, not you. Learning how to shoot a bit of line on each haul during your double haul is key to getting the line out quickly with the least amount of strokes to load up the rod for your final shoot. Also, your target is not "at" the fish, it's 3-4 feet above the fish and then letting the fly settle to the water once your flyline and leader completely unfurls (hello....presentation is key here). 4th, always point your rod straight at the fish (not to the side) with tip top guide either at or touching the water surface, when stripping the fly. If you don't, you'll not feel the eat and many bones will pick up the fly and spit it back out before you "think" they ate it. So if they pick up the fly with rod straight at them, with all of the slack in the line gone and rod tip at the water line, you'll "feel" the bump and then immediately follow with a short strip set (not a trout set)! Too much shizzit to comment on the rest of the vid. But a blind squirrel..... ahh, you know the joke! 😹

THEY WAY YOU LEFT US HANGING, BROOOO... AT THE EDGE OF MY FUCKING SEAT. lol

I love Goth Babe soooo much! I made a really cool fan art a while ago too!

Great video, but flipflops are probably a bad idea, prairie rattlers.

What Kind of sunglasses are These from Ivan?

Love the vid really a dream to go after bones and on your birthday diy it’s hard to imagine you’ve inspired me to keep on fly fishing and your videos never disappoint. Ps. I’m the kid who made you the flys at the Denver show so let me know if they work.🙏

u must come donw to south africa and fly fish ffor trout and deap sea fish. if u need a host i got u for that

43:32 is Slough Creek, right?!

Thank you for showing the walk of shame back to the camera😂

BUT, did you get the beetle?

Once you got to the Island did you gather intel from locals about spots ?

Oh dear god this Vid made my day. Was a really bad day and once I saw this vid on my YT feed I immediately knew this is what today lead up to be. A magnificent vid from our boy Scotty. Tight Lines my baddah 🤙🏼