Yeah, that’s my Dad! You look fantastic, and Brooke looks like someone I know….. 💕 it starts with a “B” ❤

Yeah that’s my Dad! Love you Dad! 🥰

Awesome

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Dang son my cousin is the owner. Me and my buddy Jackson throw and clean

Lmao he said he’ll shoot handicap. I wish I grew up in the country but life is good any how!

Looks like a fun time.

Double in the poodle pointer corner!! 🎉❤

Did he put his muzzle to the ground? Wtf?

It makes me sad because I love nature and animals

thats some good aim. keep up the hard work🤗

Since we have worked with the Corps for the past 8 years to create a more consistent flow, we have had good success with growing trophy browns below Martinsville dam as the water temps are cooler and plenty of food. However, even though there is a slot limit, there is still much abuse with people taking illegal sized browns that are in the slot limit, and fishing all through the hot summer months when even if they do get released, they most likely die. In 2016-2018 we had an amazing fishery down there, but the poaching and constant fishing pressure depleted it, so DWR has been trying to build it back up by adding additional browns, and moving some from upstream. So if we can just keep people from abusing the resource, ripping lips, fishing in the hot part of the summer, and taking illegal fish, we might be able to sustain it. But don’t have any faith because I see too many people that don’t respect the fishery and ruin it. So even if we get the browns back up to consistent size, people will ruin it. Just my opinion, but I have been fishing and guiding on this river for 15 years

That's a nice brown! Would love to see the Smith River come back to brown glory days.

The next episode of caving gone wrong😂😂🤷🏻‍♂️

That'd be a pass for me Chief

OMGoodness. You have courage in places I only have anxiety, lol. Mad respect. I'm sure that experience is amazing.

Brian Williams, I totally forgot the fact that your camera was on, and that you got video, until now. I have footage of other recon's of Accessory Spring to survey the surface tie in points, but you seem to have captured the moment, thanks!

Do you have any videos of diving echo, or the dead sea?

Hey there! So your saying it was stocked below Martinsville dam? Which is considered warmer water later on? I just thought lower Saluda meant north Bassett to Fieldale. Thanks tho!

That' is so cool

That day is my birthday it's all ready done

Was that big brown below martinsville dam?

I bought a Viper G2 in 16ga but it won’t eject shells less than 1200fps. It’s basically a single shot with federal game loads & Winchester superX. Both are 1165fps. Only shells that run reliably are either my reloads or Remington’s express which are $20 a box. Uggh. I want to love this gun though

mistitled? you have the viper g2 here, not the viper g2 max?

I have the Viper G2 12 gauge in Bronze and it is a sweet shooter. I also have the Mossberg SA-20 and SA-28 which are made by the same company (Armsan) as the Tristar G2s. They are basically the same guns.

Yes!

Yes!

Thank you for creating this, Brian. She was a bright and funny lady. She truly loved the caves (both dry and wet) and had the great heart of an explorer. I hear her laughter in the photos of the eulogy.

Thank you for this thoughtful eulogy. I will send it along to her brother who is my husband, Carl Olson. Joy Olson

My WONDERFUL Friend ad Roommate. We will meet again some day.

#smithriveroutfitters

Bad Ass!

Roppel Cave, the people that pursue it, and the unknown nature of where those passages go.... and to the legacy we leave behind. To our team mate, Brent. RIP.

I'm glad you dedicated this to Brent. He busted his tail trying to get footage and haul gear at the same time. He was a great guy.

Yet another great story of Southern Virginia. Thank you, DRBA!

What kind of camera were you using?

The last shot, with all the kids singing, is the best! What a great program--reaching hundreds of school children each year, and connecting them to their local rivers.