I appreciate you man! Get out there! The trout are everywhere right now!

Dood it’s an “indicator” lol. Thanks for watching! Get out there man!!

@@MLTackle haha. I’m a Tenkara guy, don’t think a bobber would work for me. Haha. I watch the line for movement to detect strikes.

@@PinsandFins I’ll use it sparingly depending on the drift and distance I’m fishing. Also when helping beginners to get them hooked! It’s a very efficient way to catch trout. Especially in the slow deep pools.

Good luck my dude! Let me know if you have any questions. I’ll be putting some new content up soon!

@@MLTackle Nice! I'm not sure if you've done any tenkara fishing, but it seems like a nice option for some of those spots in your videos. When we go camping I pretty much hike wherever I can find a remote spot and set up. Nice and compact. Thanks again bro and tight lines!

@@patricks8028 haven’t gotten my hands on that one yet but I plan to look into it! Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for watching!!!

Sorry for the delay. Not to familiar with Calvert. I mostly hit the savage and woodbine area but I’ll look into it and see what I can find! Thanks for watching, good luck out there!

I use size 16 flies and smaller in the winter. Color doesn’t seem to matter as much though I experiment with all different colors

@@MLTackle ok thanks i think you made us a couple flies ( thank you)

@@MLTackle also is it ok to eat stocked trout?

@@micahuhhhh absolutely, as long as you are pulling them from a place dnr has designated as a “put and take” trout area and within the time frame they allow(every river may be different). There are a lot of rivers in md that are stocked for catch and release only. So as long as you play by the rules eat up!!!

Thanks for watching homie! Fish on 🎣

Wanna go thin, 4lb or less, the trout have great eye sight. I usually use mono or floro. (Clear)

If you want to get into fly fishing I really enjoy TFO, we’ll priced and excellent customer service. They offer a really good warranty on their rods as well! Thanks for watching!

Yeah, gotta be quick! They go fast lol

@@MLTackle I managed to get some insider info and immediately found some on Gunpowder River

@@Delmarvafishing one of my favorites, love the browns down there! That place is good for trout year round!

@@MLTackle I know it, one of the other KZbinrs I fish with goes there all the time.

I don’t think we saw a single person lol.

Thanks for watching buddy! Fish on!

That my friend sounds like it would work great! Thanks for that, I will be sure to try it!!! Fish on brotha!

Md has some cool water, don’t be afraid to look into pa and wv as well, take a look on google for top 10 trout streams in md. That will give you a good start and my vids feature some of these. Thanks for watching, good luck out there brotha!

Gunpowder Falls, imo has some of the best trout fishing in MD.

Great spot!

Good luck my dude! Thanks for watching let me know how it is!

Thanks Brotha, Fish on!

Usually a spring and fall stocking is the best time to go for the trout. Usually pretty busy after stockings. I hear there are parts of this river that hold snakehead, pan, and smallmouth so I imagine those are year round. Good luck my dude! Fish on!

After trout get stocked they get fished out within about a month and a half. Spring time is best for smallmouth. Summer time snakehead are around.

Sean Beck yeah they go quick! Thanks for the add on Info sean! Fish on!

Thanks man!

Thanks man.. Really appreciate it.. Fish on!

Very welcome!

Appreciate the sub! Having that bass pull me into the shore line renewed my love for it! Thanks for watching!

Not to sure about exact address. If you search on dnr website you’ll find the info! Hope this helps. Fish on!

ML Tackle thank you I found already we can have it ? I read say cacht and return

yeni roman yes, all catch and return here. They’re a great fight! Have fun my brotha!

Beautiful place. Lots to fish!! Thanks for watching!

GhostBoy I don’t make it down that way much actually. The patuxent has several points that are closer to you. You could also try the savage mill area. Also va and wva have some Great!!! Creeks and rivers with some big trout in them. Check dnr stocking website. They list off all the rivers and access points to find something close to you! Hope this helps and fish on brotha!

This is the Patuxent River State Park Lots of fishing access You can look it up on DNR's website. Fish on!

@@MLTackle thank brother

alpha scouser penns has 11 miles of class “a” trout waters meaning there’s enough wild trout they don’t need to stock. This section starts at Coburn where this video was taken! Hope this helps. Beautiful fish!

ML Tackle Thanks for the info, ML! Great content, new subscriber here 👍🏻

alpha scouser much appreciated!!! Fish on my man!

I've hit them on a number of things in this river. My best have been san Juan worms with a gold bead, Wooly buggers, and if you go to my channel I have a fly tying video for a hare and copper fly. It is my most successful pattern by far. Thanks for watching, good luck out there! I will say the fish in this river are especially easy to spook so approach them with care.

This spot is just north of Tridelphia off of Annapolis rock road... dnr has a designated parking spot there. Enjoy!

Me too !

@@MLTackle is this the cabin branch creek (offshoot of Patuxent)? I work close to that area, but I haven't fished it yet. Is this where Annapolis Rock Rd and Hipsley Mill Rd intersect?

@@chriss.3476 Hey Chris this is not that location though I have heard good things. Take a look at the other comments Ive dropped some hints about the spot but I don't want to burn it out so I will leave it with that. This is the Patuxtent river not a branch. Hope this helps man! thanks for watching!

@@MLTackle I'm lost but no worries. Let's link up and get some wet lines. I grew up fly fishing in PA but I love any fishing. @ me or email me any time. I'm actually trying to go out tomorrow.

Mike Honcho I would check with local dnr before you commit but from what I can gather online the Tully accepts both. Not sure if certain areas are allowed and some aren’t.... I’m from md myself and just started getting into pa waters. Hope this helps!

Delayed harvest artificial lures only. No bait! You need to check regs, this creek has several sections with different regs. Go to PA FISH AND BOAT website to check.

B Dickinson thanks for the info my man!

@@MLTackle Hope that helped! 👍👊🏼🇺🇸 Part of it is trophy trout water in the delayed harvest section.

It is artificial lures, delayed harvest only from Blue Marsh Dam to the Red Covered Bridge (like almost 4 miles of stream I believe). This stretch is part of the Keystone select stocking program (trophy sized trout). You can use spinning tackle, it is just very popular with fly fishers. You can find videos on you tube of spin fishing on the Tully.

Absolutely fell in love with this place! Thanks for watching!

Pa woods ,I have returned from west coast I want to swing flies for big sluts" Not your average size fish" " ,either dawn ,after dark ,I guess if water was to color up ,don't think that is often ..anyhow can I fish bigstreamers all day still like I did from 2005 to 09 when I lived about .2 miles from reebers ,friends of mine said ,the keystone select bought unwanted pressure,and it stinks and overcrowded , believe I would see anyone anywhere you can't see your car or road anyhow I know you have the pulse even know I have not thought of fly fishing since stripers backed up behind my house full moon of July ,on a southeastern delaware river trib and known stocked creek For five days total .no emergency ,I guess I should go get my redfish ,to go with my spectacular cape may county flats fishing last few days

big sadie Hello! Well, the majority of fish in the Tully are average size but some of the bigger ones are always possible especially if you’re targeting them with bigger streamers, but that’s also a tough day trying to find and trigger those fish into hitting. This year was particularly tough on the Tully with overcrowding because of people being off from work with the Covid lockdown. I’m really not sure what condition the Tully is in compared to other years. There’s definitely still plenty of fish to have fun with, but as far as the big boy numbers, I don’t think anyone knows that. If you decide to try, please let me know how you make out. Thanks!

Pa woods ,you are a gentleman ,for being so prompt ,and honest ,and if I go and find big fatties I'll notify you thank you ,I used to go to the tully and dry fly fish with flies that became invisible as I got old ,only tyable at home once ice was a factor because shit got two small for eyes cold hand feeling so I would fish tricos to pods of rising fish until I busted off ,but my first dozen trips it was not uncommon to get 30rises an hour ,if that were on the old apple caddis ,I'd unpack ,but I started fishing black no 2no wooly bugger ,and a dropper of green weenie prior to squirmy wormy invention .And I would fish the deep light water about quarter mile down stream of reebers ,in that loggy deep bend ,and I would get consistent 20in browns,and once a week like a goofy sized Silly huge rainbow trout breeder pushing double digits lbs .And when trout got hip to me I would sight fish carp year round in the pockets of fast water right below the bridge to papermill ...Anyhow if you fish south jersey for spotted seatrout ,game on this September ,pods of plump humpheadedwhitebelly , muscle bed dwelling shallow water fishery.It has beencommonto see this peek around Thanksgiving on good weather ,or turn to stone if we get south winds for extended clips thanks for response

Osny Fishing Adventures Thanks man! Much appreciated!

Phil Cleven thanks for the input... fish on!

Bank Fishing Guys thanks man!

Was wading cautiously due to all the private property listings. Would love to hit this stream with someone who knows a little more about access. It’s a brown town for sure!

Tight Lining MD it’s always hard to hit the slow water but I do my best! Thanks man. I could use work in the streamer department. My 2020 will be dedicated to effective streamer fishing I try to find a system. Thanks for all the reviews brother much appreciated.

Tight Lining MD I’ll be fishing this river a lot more this year! Thanks!

From what I’ve read they have stocked rainbow and wild browns the further upstream you go the more you get into the browns! Thanks for watching!

That brown isn't wild, it's stocked. The spot patterns give it away. He's fishing the Elbow Pool which is a spot we dump a lot of stockers into.

@@seanbeck1370 Sorry I missed this comment, That was a great looking Brown. Want to so thanks for whatever part you play in the stocking! would love to get involved myself. Let me know if you are willing to have a chat about the process. Fish on!

@@MLTackle PPTU handles stocking the Patuxent above and below Triadelphia and the Middle Patuxent. If you'd like to join a crew then join PPTU (pptu.org)! Currently I'm advocating that we cease stocking over the wild browns and divert the stockers to below Brighton Dam. The river doesn't have the holding capacity required for those fish, and having rainbows in there during the Fall spawn means reduced spawning success. I would then extend that to modify the regulations below Brighton to be flies and artificials only rather than fly only.

@@seanbeck1370 I thought PPTU stopped stocking below Brighton Dam years ago?

Tight Lining MD thanks homie! Appreciate the sub!

Maryland here !

@@mvnasti410 Fishing!

Tight Lining MD Baltimore here

Chasingbowsnbrowns 365 thanks man! Indicator rig with two nymphs is my favorite setup and has landed 95% of my trout lol. That’s the setup I use throughout this video. Fish on brotha!

Bank Fishing Guys thanks for watching my man! Water treated us well!!!

MoCo Bass dnr has a dedicated lot near the bridge that crosses the river! Very public! Thanks for watching!

This river is fantastic! I'll have to work my way closer to the dam. Only hit a few spots on this part so far. Thanks for the sub! Fish On!

@@MLTackle apparently the middle patuxent is where it's REALLY good right now. About from the dam to 6 miles downstream is my favorite area for no particular reason. It's just what I'm familiar with. Will def be checking out the other parts soon

ArchaicAscendancy looks like they just stocked Patuxent in Montgomery county at the catch and release section. That’s the area this video was done. They put some tanks in there! Just uploaded a video today that was little and middle pax at the 2 a day section(savage mill). That’s a must got too spot!

@@MLTackle thanks a lot man!!!

15 trout??? I gotta get down there. One of my subs suggested that, and I read about it online and MD Trout Streams book. It has a mix of wild and stocked fish right? I was hoping for some wild browns sprinkled in too. Thanks for any feedback!

Thats awesome! I've had a lot of people mentioning snakeheads out of here! Might have to give them a try. Fish on BFG!

Had no idea they were in there. Have you caught them on a fly rod? I hear you should be using almost like saltwater type fly rods for them.

@@tightliningmd We only use spinning gear. But snakeheads love topwater lures! Jason's PB came on a popper. But buzzbaits, frogs even just pulling a swimbait over the lily pads. Go get you one!

@@tightliningmd There aren't snakeheads in this section. They can't get past the dam at Rocky Gorge.

MD Fishin thanks my dude! Fish on!!!!

Chasingbowsnbrowns 365 thanks my dude! Fish on!!

dave3897 no kidding... they are a great size around here, couple smaller wild browns but the rainbows are tanks.

ML Tackle I stand corrected. I didn’t realize you were fishing another part of the river. I was fishing the other end lol.

dave3897 no worries, just spent Saturday at a new spots the Patuxent. Video coming soon! Thanks for watching!

That guy lives on the Mid Pax. He's a loon