AMAZING Small Creek TROUT Fishing! (Rainbow & Brown)

[@quackyboi_0001]

just subbed purely bc you film the fish swimming out the net

[@brandonmaun3375]

Guy sounds like an airplane pilot 😂 partly cloudy sky’s, mid 80s. Cabin ready for takeoff 🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣

[@patbrick4632]

Great day! Nice job!

[@TheStumpMS]

That was a GREAT Day! Congrats. Commit that spot to memory Wow!

[@randyshaw8613]

The gold and black panther Martin is my go to for fishing rivers for trout that and the silver and yellow

[@davidriley7997]

What a superb video. Thanks for sharing

[@FishHawk]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@fishnoose]

Wow great video!

[@rynodynomyte2755]

Awesome job buddy! Beautiful day and creek for beautiful trout!

[@cdubbs-m7e]

Awesome!!

[@melbrooks100]

That sculpin in the net was awesome! Great video as always

[@GreenKreeper]

Love your videos! Inspires me to get out my self. Keep em coming !

[@robertfarwell7076]

Awesome Video.

[@jackdude2626]

good job thanks

[@shawneldridge4465]

(( 🌧️ )) the same here in Pennsylvania as well, the creeks and streams are way too low and the fish aren't really biting. definitely need some rain here. For sure here, Great fish catching and great releasing them too

[@PaintedTurtle001]

Sweet video! Nice sculpin. You should invite Keepin it reel to fish with you. He fishes for non-game species like sculpins, darters, shiners, etc. Take care. 🙂👍

[@ravenator5396]

that's how I grew up flipping panther Martin's for trout along the mason Dixon line happy to see holdovers surviving

[@mikeyo3230]

We need some big rain in PA. Only caught 3 bass yesterday usually, the trout are jumping on the rooster tails.

[@JeffB1961]

first with a thank you :)

[@19Raven66]

I always appreciate good advice thank you, what state is this by the way?

[@nflshorts2144]

Fish hawk I have a question… I’m super excited to fish for trout and I’m wondering when they come to the rivers from the lake, I live by Lake Erie and I’m curious when they come to the rivers to spawn

[@learningthetrails7570]

Brown and brookies spawn in the Fall. Rainbows in the Spring (think opening day)... Many of them just live in the streams and you can catch them right now. When they aren't in their spawn run, they just move up and downstream by a few hundred feet depending on temperature/etc.

[@Error-tx4rf]

There some huge ones that swim up the creeks

[@nateman777]

How heavy of lure is this panther Martin?