Oh my those fish are tanks !

What state is this in?

Look at the max catch series of rods for good budget rods. They offer euro specific rods for under $100.

Oh Ive caught mucho bigger.

spinning rods are still okay to catch trout tbh, you just need to treat it the same like a fly rod. Ultra light set up, nymph rig, with braided mainline to a long transparent leader, preferably fluoro. And the way you cast is to let the nymph drift just like nymphing on a fly rod. Attachments on the nymph like a spinning spoon wouldn't work out either.

Wow I’m J

I got bluff charged close to here a couple years ago

Love, love your videos! Can you please share in detail both rods used and the lines used and leader setup down to tippet size? Reels, Plus, flies used? Thanks!

Awesome video, you guys think trout routes is worth it when you’re not familiar with an area?

Great job Andrew!!!!

I'm tryin to get into it as a new spinner fisherman but there's a lot to learn. Thanks for just showing how its done.

That creek is very fun to fish 🎣

I've had a ball several times fishing on the Truckee and Walker Rivers. I usually get out there every other year or so

What weight rod were you using? Feel like that big brown he handled in the second clip was getting tossed around effortlessly haha

is there a way to find good streams to fish without paying for it like you have to on trout routes? I don't like the idea of forcing people to pay for information on fishing xD it's wild

WET YOUR HANDS before handling any trout if u intend to release it!

I 'd like to fish there, but with my luck, I'd go missing, only to be found by a hiker, with my half-eaten corpse being guarded by a rather large native feline.

Please get it right. It's Nevada not Nevahda. Get it right and you can keep fishing in our waters. Thanks for the entertainment boys. Great video

This is so lame

Love the video,but you need to indicate what river/stream/bait to generate more excitement to fish. Seemed like you were selling "trout route".

I do everything from chasing small creek trout right through to deep sea for marlin .. fly spin and overhead all have there areas they excel in but for trout 100% fly (in my opinion) as you can be a lot more efficient with the fly where spin it’s just cast and wind .. fly is more technical but more versatile .. I left this comment at 0:57

Are you using a mono line with no indicator and a nymph? I love you vids but love the vids were you show what gear you use. I dont think there would be many viewers who would be upset about you showing what setup you use everyvid. I dont know why more people dont show there rigs and how there fishing. Anyway keep up the good work.

I've been fly fishing for 25 years n I'm STILL amazed how fishermen WON'T reveal where they're at!? This could be several places but hard to be sure, Most stretches of the Truckee are "noisy" this doesn't seem to be Truckee, Bridgeport is not "near" Reno?? Good fish though.. Just post the location for God's sake!!

When I started fly fishing ,my poor old dog got a lot of hair cuts for tieing flies 60 years ago and still doing it but dancing with Arthur has put a bit of a damper on it.(Arthritis ) By the way very nice job,and I think the younger kids who start to fly fish would be wise to listen Also my first date, I took her to my mother's basement and....showed her how to tie trout flies. She must have been interested in it cuz she is still with me 53 years later.. because I am no Tom Cruise or whoever. .Rick..

Cool set of videos. And I know what you mean by that feeling of having reaching a goal on your bucket list. Back in the '90s me and my buddies hiked up to Hidden Lake above Bishop in the Sierras (10,700') and I caught my first golden trout and that was definitely on my bucket list, that was quite a feeling holding a Golden. Thanks again for posting this video

That tan one an elk hair caddis? I once caught 15 in two hours using that.

That a wooly bugger?

Truly beautiful browns!

Absolutely gorgeous "Roo." You have blessed so many with your western trout adventures. Keep it going.

Small stream, big surprise !

Awesome video! And great fish, congratulations. Keep up the good work!

thanks for posting perfectly enjoyable!

Have you fished the Tickanetely Creek?

Some great fish from that bigger California river. The second small stream was more like your usual fishing places and much nicer scenery.

Wow…beautiful Brookies! Congrats! Great video!

Walker river and tributaries

have you encountered a croco or aligator while for fishing

Excellent video Andrew. What beautiful fish. I think one of the most enjoyable things about trout fishing is exploring new water. There's something about fishing a new stream and seeing what's around the next bend and what might be swimming there. Keep up the good work.

location?

Been to all those creeks and rivers near reno

Hi- What was your setup when catching those brownies? Looked like you were using some kind of streamer with a sinking line?

Great time beautiful trout

Where is this creek?!? I live in Reno

I have to ask about your brook trout net, and sling pack? Great video, makes me miss out West!

Pretty crazy how that restored river habitat really works and can help fix mining destroyed rivers. People need to support removing dams and fixing river water quality.

Thanks for entertaining me tonight Andrew

Watc out for poison oak!

Is it an East coast thing or .... why do some of you guys yard so damn hard and send these fish sending them flying this way and that?!?! Dang... oh...and stop "dry handing" these fish...wet your hands BEFORE grabbing them... their slime is their protection layer from microbes, bacteria and the like...

Black-Crowned Night Heron. Nice shot of it in full color.

Very nice brownie, Edward, @4:30