Are you sure you're okay. Do you need a bandaid for a boo boo? I have never seen or heard so much whining from a grown man. Enjoyed the fishing part, the whining, not so much. GET TOUGH!! TTFU!!

The direction is down.........and then back up.

This stream can get crazy during a Hex hatch.

Don’t say the L in Salmon,,it’s awful and incorrect

I've Fly fished a few smaller streams in the U.P. and have yet to run into another fisherman. Caught an 18 inch brookie while fishing a small creek right in the center of a town. No jaw or dorsal tag and I'm pretty sure it was a wild one. The locals seem to fish for other species and mostly lake fish. Not a lot of tourists trout fish. Mostly the die hards that have a passion for it and it seems they are fading away. We need to introduce more kids to this great past time. The U.P is a gem for trout fishing and grouse hunting and I've stumbled around up there since I was 18 years old.

Grouse hunted with my dog quite a bit around this river near Ralph, but never tried fly fishing it. Now on the list.

Cool beans man

Thanks sir fly rods are expensive

Like many Northwoods and UP streams, it's nearly unfishable because of all the streamside vegetation. I really want to get up there but I'm at a loss to find rivers that one can walk alongside.

Your young! By the wining I thought you’d be much older!

Gotta protect those hands from the scary fish and that dangerous fly rod

Learning so much! What brand of ‘Crawfish Oil’ do you use? Thank You!

Trying to find directions to this place is practically impossible I gave up after a half hr

I've lived here pretty much my whole life and i love it over there and the fishing. Biggest thing is watch for rattlesnakes

By yourself....?

I like your videos. Simple good content and production.

Interesting! I only thought Wilson Creek was in Burke County. Thank you

I have stocked many Rio Grande Cutthroats by horse back in those tributaries of the Conejose.

Thank you for not adding irritating and distracting music to your video👍

The delirium and mosquitos are coming to eat you anyways...you are still in the wilderness and there is no way out.

Wow. You probaby saved me some serious money and aggravation. Thanks for the excellent video.

I like your videos 👍

Ya found your way to the river…caught a nice brown…and were able to pick your way out…what a memory; thanks for allowing us to live it with you.

I could find no red rock canyon in montrose county, co. All searches of Gunnison river showed only Black Canyon in Montrose County.

I had recently started thinking of adding a trailer fly to my spoons and Wham Bam Thank You Coppersmith Studios you have it all sorted out. Went to River yesterday and once I got it dialed in the bite was on!!!! Almost every cast, sometimes 2 fish at a time-though I could never get both in net. Thank you!!! I did switch out all the treble hooks for singles to save the fish some wear and tear and reduce my frustrations.

Dude what navigating app are you using or what maps? You're kind of lucky. Hopefully you let people know where you're going and maybe next time go with someone who knows how to navigate. That's not a freaking trail you are on.

Been down that trail 1/2 dozen times, not that bad compared to other "trails" in the park proper upstream. I noticed you went hiking in waders without any gear to stay a night. Probably no water filter or enough food to stay a day. The place is rugged and not a simple day trip. Glad nothing worse happened.

So glad you survived the trek without broken bones ... so sad you did not see more big fish down there.

Glad you got into some good ones. Keep exploring and videoing and enjoying God’s creation!

Y'all started listening to the most awful, annoying keyboard music on the planet and thought "This is the one" huh.......

Yep. I know the feeling. I had a similar close call in the Cloud Peak Wilderness in Wyoming. I hiked from West Tensleep Lake to Misty Moon Lake and back. I didn't get lost but I was limping so badly the wilderness almost won.

If we went together you'd be fishing alone, I'd a not finished the hike in. TIGHT LINES

I really liked your wife's enthusiasm!

That's a bit more adventure than what I'm willing to sign up for, but beautiful country scenery!

Very rugged. Quite an adventure.

Glad you made it!!

Wow! You nearly died

What time of year was this? Summer months?

Could one use this technique for steelhead? Maybe with the streamers or egg sucking leech patterns. Cannot use a fly rod anymore, the spinning approach may put one back into the steelie game. Could use 1/8 to 1/4 oz crankbaits , #3 spinner with streamer, size 2 wooly buggers, Zonker and etc. Also being that steelies are susceptible spoons a big fly behind the spoon could be kick butt. What do you think?

Good stuff ...

That was painful to watch that woman try to land a fish!

I'm looking forward to more videos of the "South of the Wisconsin River" series.

I love that whole area and most of all the Au Sable. Just walk up to the river and you can see trout. I was in the National Guard and spent almost 24 summers there. Alot of my time was spent around Lewiston on the north range. You could walk up to any little lake and the fish would come up to the shore like feeding time at the aquarium.

Gonna try crankbait, fly fishing for the first time soon! Thanks for all the help!

Thanks for sharing!!

Caught a 12 in Brookie on the headwaters section of it a week ago

Always use a wading stick! 👍

The trees were killed as a result of the 1995 floods that scoured the river. The flood destroyed the river course and pools that are just getting re-established.

STOP HANDLING FISH WITH GLOVES ON!!!!

I love your spinning reel fly setup, I’ve never seen anything like that before. Mind sharing what the setup is?