Catching BIG Brook Trout in a BEAUTIFUL Creek! (GOLIATH pt. 2)

[@hardmanfishing]

I WILL BE BACK FOR GOLIATH!! I didn't mention that the water levels have dropped off in that creek which is why I'm not fishing for Goliath right now. Thank you to everyone for the support! I'll revisit him in due time.

[@frankwestphal4525]

6:56 Ive watched alit if “Jensen fly fishing’s” videos and It sounds like a down stream take: where the fish mouth is pointed directly at you when it eats.

[@matthewheskett1845]

Let's go,I liked that Saga

[@monmixer]

Get that hook out of his mouth. If it wasn't barbed he may have shooken it out by now.

[@frogsnacks]

try tieing a bare hook to your tippet and flipping rocks and use actual bugs as flies, big fish get smart.

[@manishtadvi4327]

It would be great if you start off with your fishhng setup as well

[@JP-dz7zu]

Sometimes a good story is better than a good fish. You told a good story with this series.

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!! I'm glad you enjoyed this little series about Goliath. Hopefully in early fall I'll be able to go back in there and find him.

[@OnTheFlyPA]

I agree, I enjoyed this adventure more than just seeing big fish!! Went out today and caught some native brookies myself! :)

[@vicbanks9079]

Ruminating on your supposed fails to catch goliath...you could widen your focus. Sitting and observing those ghost-like trout strike from under a log or overhang rock...seeing the feeding activity, studying the cloud cover/rain, pace of a riffle, impacting the catch...is an overwhelming Zen experience. You're very articulate...lucky to know these unspoiled creeks. Even though the big ones evaded you...can you dwell on those exquisite moments...no planes, honks, sirens, doors slamming ad nauseum. You got skunked...but look what at the rich catch you went home with. Smiles.

[@minty5259]

The forage in this creek must be insanely abundant for the size of these fish! Never share that spot man

[@hardmanfishing]

Only other person that knows is my brother!! Thanks for watching man.

[@patspangler2351]

Keep it safe, keep it secret! Great set of native trout films. I really enjoyed watching.

[@5littlepossums]

Don’t delete your “failures.” It really is part of the learning process. My brothers and I fished a trophy stream last week in Colorado and I was the only one that caught anything. I felt bad for them but I decided that it really is about all the fish that I haven’t caught or lost that has taught me so much and had a lot to do with my success. Keep up the good work. I look forward to the next video!

[@sclewell777]

I failed for months to try to get this huge wild brown. Finally on a rainy morning success. My largest trout ever to this date. 24 inch 5 pound brown. Released back into the stream.

[@gerardhaines8119]

Thank you for not deleting...I know this too well of pursuing a brook trout of epic proportions and it haunts you in your dreams. You crafted a wonderful story and I appreciate the humility that was part of it -- well done!

[@greggclatterbaugh1409]

I grew up in the Shenandoah Valley in Staunton Virginia, and fished for native brookies most if my life. The memories of those days will live with me forever . I was lucky to catch 2 11.5 " fish the same day . I tell people all the time there are three things I was lucky enough to do with my dad that will never be the same . They are native fishing, grouse hunting , and ginseng huntining . Your video was awesome . You are making memories that will last a lifetime, enjoy the journey.

[@michaelcanonico926]

I have been chasing a Brookies for most of my 68 years and I must tell you that you are wise beyond your years ! Well done!

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you for the kind words!!

[@scotthamilton9581]

I am originally from WV and can't tell you how much I enjoy watching your videos. This by far has been the best. I miss my home state. Take me home country roads.

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!!

[@cosbycaddisflyfishing]

Inspirational! Going in the morning for some native brookies.

[@hardmanfishing]

Good luck!!

[@tonywalkingstick8883]

Really glad to see the fisherman you've become. Native men still study in the way you kept going back to that fishing spot. Learning to appreciate what you have learned is what makes you the caliber person real men, warriors, leaders, and fishermen want to be around. Just want to say I'm proud of you and always tight lines.

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!! Once you spend enough time on the water, especially after a specific fish, you gain an amount of respect for the water that is hard to attain in any other way.

[@davidleimeister5027]

Another Great Hardman Adventure! Wonderful scenery and beautiful brookies! Let's go Jon!

[@patjordan3267]

Really glad u posted this! Get him next time!

[@armandomolano5256]

This is probably the best video in your channel! It is honest, powerful and real! Thanks for being open and sharing this endeavor with us! Congrats!.... Cheers from Mexico!

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!

[@blue_ridge_on_the_fly4174]

In all my years of fishing in general, 40+ of them to be exact. I’ve learned that it is nice to catch that big fish. But what I truly realized is that it is the experience is what truly matters most. The experience is having the opportunity to be out there learning from your mistakes and then growing by not making those mistakes anymore. With time you will forget about the mistakes you have made and eventually will make them again. Not all of them but some. That’s why I love fly fishing so much. It is never ending when it comes to learning. The day you believe you have mastered this sport will be the day it will humble you. For me, my home waters are in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It is by far the most difficult place to fish that I have personally experienced. The learning curve is never ending. A buddy of mine has been fishing there since the 70’s, before I was even born. He has kept a log for each day he has went out. The PDF is massive. But on any given day he can tell you everything he did on that day from years past. And after writing all of this he is still learning. Never stop trying to learn when it comes to fly fishing. Enjoy the moment and what ever you do, don’t take it for granted. Also, when you planning on fishing the Smokies again?

[@hardmanfishing]

First of all I agree and thanks for watching!! And yes I plan on going to the smokies again. Maybe even this fall although I haven't decided.

[@blue_ridge_on_the_fly4174]

But the storyline to this mini series was probably your best videos yet. There is just something about those native brookies that the other trout can’t even compare too.

[@petevermouth6918]

AWESOME!! Great fishing with no pretense, I love it.

[@williamsoni]

Some many of these comments, say parts of what I wanted to say. This is my favorite video (series) of yours. I always believe that the chase can be as exciting as actually landing the fish and sometimes it just doesn't happen but you are 'older and wiser' as a result of the experience. Truly great video. Keep posting them.

[@bryantcramer4837]

I'm really glad you didn't delete these videos. I don't think I would call it a failure. What you learned from trying to catch Goliath is immeasurable.

[@hardmanfishing]

Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching

[@michaellamountain519]

I have always thought brook trout are the most beautiful fish so colorful

[@marksayers96]

Such beautiful fish. The white tips of their fins and the beautiful spots. I'm just getting back into fly fishing for this reason. Forgot how much fun I used to have going after natives in places people would walk right by, not even thinking it holds such fish.

[@feelfreekayakswildside8464]

Awesome on you!!! The Journey and what we learn is it!!!! You will get him in due time. Thanks for what you contribute!!!!!

[@hardmanfishing]

Glad you enjoyed!!

[@dylanellis5831]

Just a piece of useful information. If you up a dryer sheet in your hat it repels the gnats!!

[@hardmanfishing]

I've never tried that... thanks for the tip!!

[@riffsandwich9541]

What a journey. So cool

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!

[@robbuterbaugh5320]

This video is incredible! I fished for a wild brown for 3 months to the day til I finally caught him 5 minutes before dark. 20 inch brown in a creek that is at most 8 feet across.

[@SlanginPies]

A couple others have said it, but showing the journey you took is as powerful as the payoff we hoped for. I don’t fly fish but I watch your channel because it gets me stoked to explore new water. Thanks for the great content, this series was one of my favorites so far.

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you! I'm so glad everyone is enjoying it. I seriously came close to deleting the entire thing a few weeks ago. Thanks for watching!

[@coquimbojoe]

Glad you didn’t delete. This is my favorite type of fishing.

[@leggomyeggo9129]

Even though you didn’t catch the Goliath, we all enjoyed watching you fish this beautiful creek

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!!!

[@terryhartman6428]

Really enjoyed your videos, i do not fly fish but have lived and fished many years here in West Virginia. The biggest native brook trout i have caught was 13 inches.

[@utuber2940]

those fish are beautiful first what an eye for beauty god has and to be lucky enough to be able to fish for these..c&r for sure..

[@bigrod0069]

glad you didn't delete it. none of the time is a fail. it's all worth alot

[@TheBrushcutter]

Thoroughly enjoyed watching this series! There are no trout within hundreds of miles of where I live but I've always wanted to fish for them. Thank you for keeping and posting these. My thinking is that this was in no way a failure but more class time for when you next go after him or other fish. I envy you, or anyone who is fortunate enough to have such beautiful water to fish, most creeks around me are #1 off limits unless you happen to belong to a hunting club that has the land they're on leased. Or #2 muddy and the banks are too steep to walk. Or #3 very very limited access (see#1). There is one that has access under a bridge and I fish it a couple of times a year from a pirogue (giving hints as to the state I live in) and usually have multiple fallen trees to deal with in short distances. It is loaded with largemouth and spotted bass and a lot of fun to fish but can at times be more like work to fish than fun. This was a relaxing video series to watch, thank you for bringing us along. Subscribed.

[@bmeerfeld]

Great series. Also I respect your integrity

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!!

[@gisconstruction1977]

You got to get to Maine to do some brook trout fishing I think you'll have a blast and the native trout you can catch is fanatical

[@SUflyfshn-YT]

These are beautiful fish! I love natives! I’ve got a place with very good brookies, almost as big, and I keep it very secret! When you start getting 10+ inches Appalachian brookies you have a great body of water! Tight Lines!

[@hardmanfishing]

No doubt! Thanks for watching!

[@zanebarker2113]

I've been fishing for native a decent bit in the past few years (My favorite) and you beat the amount of big native caught in my life in one video series, out of the same creek! 😵 lol! Amazing job buddy!

[@hardmanfishing]

I have found a gem that is for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@zanebarker2113]

@@hardmanfishing Definitely a gem! Always enjoy watching you guys and I know you will catch Goliath in the future. Look forward to watching it!

[@uni_shadow164]

Great video! Go get him!

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

The lesson's are by far the best part! Which will lead to catching the biggens in the future! This was a cool series. Really show the trial and errors. Great video as always!

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoyed!

[@justin1979ify]

When all else fails a cinnamon foam ant usually gets those WV brooke trout to eat for me. You’ll get him here soon!

[@hardmanfishing]

I've never really tried one to be honest. Once I down size the fish usually can't resist. But I may have to try it out!

[@scotthurley4967]

I totally agree with Minty!! Don't tell your spots like this. Sad but people will go and catch, and keep these fish. I still have a few spots like this, and are awesome!! I'm somewhat older than you, but as a kid growing up here in the Appalachian Mt's, every small stream had native brookies. Now lucky to find any of them. My biggest to date is a 12'' native, and boy was I routing for you to catch that monster, because like you I know he would of been released.. I hope you go back for him, and share photos.

[@ericw3229]

You are 100% right not need to break the bank on a rod. Lines are key. A good line will help you plus a lot of budget combos the lines are shorter. Fly fishing sinxe 80' s my " Best " rod is a St.Croix bought in 2000 for 175.00. My favorite is an 85.00 Redington.5wt bought around 1998 I have caught a lot of fish including a couple Steelhead over the years with it. Michigan' s statewide trout in this Saturday I ' ll be using my Redington for the opener

[@michaelsmith7193]

This has been a really exceptional little series. As others have correctly noted, you have told a compelling narrative. Your experience of that creek, and your quest, have been very effectively conveyed. Can there, will there be a Goliath 3? I’ll keep coming back to find out, that’s for sure! Another thing that’s for sure? I bet there are a lot of us who hope your secret stream can remain so forever. And I hope lots of younger anglers who subscribe to your excellent channel will have a Goliath of their own to pursue someday - and, more importantly, a stream they will want to guard, cherish and protect. You’re doing some amazing work. I, for one, am very grateful for your efforts.

[@hardmanfishing]

There will 100% be a Goliath Part 3! But I probably won't head back until early fall when we get some more water in the creeks and the brook trout start moving up to get ready for pre spawn. I have only told my brother about the creek, and since it is in the middle of nowhere if anyone else finds it will be by accident. I am glad you have enjoyed the videos!

[@joshuawoodward7378]

Great story telling 🙏

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!

[@johnelm7653]

Man some good looking fishin

[@markdavella7477]

It’s all about the journey. Loved the video 👍

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!

[@kylesettle455]

I really loved this series man! Glad you are back in WV

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you! I am too. I'm excited for fall...

[@tristanfrancis3000]

I don’t normally comment on videos but I really enjoyed the 2 part series you put together. It’s not always about the fish it can be about the challenge. Well done and great work.

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!! I'm glad you enjoyed the videos!

[@tonysobina8390]

This is definetly one of your better vids and you have put out some really good ones. I like "Who the hell knows" at 10:00 ..We all have that feeling at times fishing and sometimes when things are getting you down is when something great will happen..Great Brookies and story! Protect all these streams and the resource!

[@hardmanfishing]

I agree! All of these streams need protected!! Thanks for watching

[@davidleimeister5027]

Live and learn makes us better at many things. Sometimes I think 🤔 we over think things and we beat ourselves up because of it. I would give up my casting arm to experience what you have and experienced and caught the fish you have caught. You are a pro Hardman keep moving forward.

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@derekspace]

Great series and story. Dude, those are some massive brookies! Only thing I would do different is go all out camo with long sleeves and long pants. When you cast, the bright underside of your arm is like a white flag. He might not run for cover but might quit feeding and stay in the same position. I'm just glad the end of the story was not you hiking up to the hole only to meet a guy with a 15 inch brookie on a stringer. Never, never, never, give out good holes on the internet. Love your content!

[@hardmanfishing]

Yeah I mean I could have been spooking it. But I had Goliath eat so many times I kind of doubt it. Although I have been wrong before. But thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@HippieMagic]

Born and raised here and never did get that into trout fishing. Did finally get an ultralight setup this past year and plan to get a fly fishing set up this coming spring. Should be interesting.

[@johnp388]

A bad day on the lake is better than a good day at work.

[@hardmanfishing]

Amen!

[@Badgerstateoutdoors]

This video is Beautiful and told a great story keep it up

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@Badgerstateoutdoors]

@@hardmanfishing thank you you are one of my new favorite you tubers

[@sclewell777]

Back in 1994 I was fishing a native brook trout stream in PA and hooked a 12 incher my friend was fishing upstream from me when I heard him scream for me to come to him. So I trecked up to his hole and to my disbelief was a 17 inch native Brookie. Out from under a log. Unfortunately the stream has changed bc of a flood and that hole is now dried up. But I get the excitement. It's so exciting.

[@Realtreeg]

I caught one goliath brook trout on a fly once. It is an amazing experience.

[@foolforjesusno1]

Hey Mate, I’ve been watching your channel for a little while now. I really enjoyed this series, one of your best. All the best, Chris from Sydney Australia 👍🏻

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you so much!! I'm glad you are enjoying the videos!

[@tnfishing9089]

Pumped for this dude!!

[@nellyhaines]

Great video! Glad you didn't delete this footage. Streams like this are exceptional and rare! I've had a chance to fish a lot of streams for a lot of large trout but my first fly fishing love has always been brook trout. Keep up the great work with these videos!

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you so much!!!

[@scottnock5241]

Great job bro! That stream has the pigs!! Beautiful fish!! It’s all about the experience and learning matter how many years you’ve been flyfishing you still learn! I was up Northern PA about a month ago I was going back through all my footage and I just realized a few days ago why the fish were taking the names that I was using so it took me a month to figure out why they were hitting that color I’m going back through my footage and seeing some things and it was because of what was hatching and what color the eggs were and I didn’t realize it at the time I was on the water. So even though we think we know we learned along the way. Excellent job man

[@dr.tylergrembanptdpt2321]

Super cool video! The end was an awesome touch as well. The whole time I’m watching this I’m thinking “dang, those fish are amazing and this is such a cool experience!” Knowing those are all “fails” reminds me again that its not all about the catching, sometimes more about the process.

[@janicamoore9583]

You can't catch them all! That's life, man. Loved this video series!

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@subsailor1445]

I've watched both of the "Goliath" videos and I have to say that you're a very lucky guy. One hell of a fly fisherman too boot. Don't give up on him, he is still in the creek. Moved to a different hole....

[@hardmanfishing]

Oh I haven't given up... the water levels have just dropped off significantly so I assume he dropped off lower into the creek.

[@monmixer]

WV has some serious treasures. there is a helluva lot of untouched land in that state still today. i live in Ohio right across the river from WV. With in 30 miles of my home in Ohio and WV there are still amazing clean streams. Creek fishing is where it is at in my opinion. the lakes are all tainted. most county water lakes and streams are tainted. you got to get away from those places and go where no one goes because it aint easy. that's why I like your videos. Because that is what you do.

[@hardmanfishing]

I couldn't agree more! Glad you like the videos!

[@mikelangone7615]

loved this video

[@jonathanrollins7292]

Love your videos! It’s obvious you put a ton of time and effort into them. Fishing isn’t always about winning, there are ups and downs, but in the end it’s what you learn and being humbled by the experience that makes you a better fisherman. I think these type of videos make you more authentic. The one thing as a fisherman that I would love to see and I think would benefit your channel is to take the extra 5-10 seconds to actually show and explain exactly what size leader or tippet, especially what fly or nymph your using, the size and whatnot instead of saying nymph or dry fly etc.

[@roberthikade9759]

Great Video, I have been a subscriber for I think years now and you have come along way with your shows. This one really proves it. Good luck on the next goliath because there will always be another one. I'm headed to northern Michigan to find mine in a couple of weeks where I grew up catching brook trout, super pumped. Keep up all your great content!

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@F80Andy]

You’re going places man love the videos

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!

[@what...5926]

Favorite fly fishing channel on youtube. Thanks for the content. When are you gonna come try your luck on the letort lol?

[@baggetja1234]

Damn good stream. You should describe the watershed a bit. How steep, what elevation, any falls keeping others out, talk more about the bugs you see. I love learning about what makes a good brookie stream. Don’t ever give way this location.

[@hardmanfishing]

I may go into that eventually. I'm just paranoid about people figuring out the location! Thanks for watching!

[@baggetja1234]

@@hardmanfishing I totally understand. I just found a KZbin channel who is doing a play by play to our our local streams. AND SELLING THE DVDS. One of my good brookie streams is in the video! It makes me livid. Look out for “coppersmith studios” he is a literal sellout. Rant over, your videos get me hyped on adventuring and catching big natives. That’s what a good fishing video should do not give you a map so you can get a damn Instagram post.

[@mojodojo5533]

Couldn't wait for this vid to drop! Don't be disappointed. You need to chase Goliath for a lifetime. What would you do if you caught him? You might lose the drive that keeps you going out there on the water. We are all chasing our own Goliath.

[@hardmanfishing]

That is true! I've had very little drive to fish for brown trout after I caught that 30 incher earlier this year. Once you accomplish something that seems impossible it leaves you wondering what else needs to be done?

[@chadfreiberg4037]

We both have the the seem to have a liking to small spring feed springing and use really light equipment me micro light with spinners 1/8 or less spinners roosters tails or smaller. I go from a different style and love fly fishing. Keep doing what you do.

[@boogerwood]

It may be a cliche, but with fly fishing, it truly is about the journey not the destination. As I watched the series I wondered if you were going to ever land goliath. Then I laughed and saidsaid, " I hope he doesn't think it's a failure because he has got some amazing brook trout that we don't see west of the Mississippi. Often"

[@Hustis1]

Love your style bro

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!

[@syahminajhan2244]

Great video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 .....❤️ from Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!

[@lymanmayhew935]

I live in Colorado and have some beaver ponds I go into and catch up to 2 1/2 lb native brookies in. They're very weary and shidish but a lot of fun.

[@nathanwebb1272]

Nice little guy for sure. Go to the west you will catch some monsters

[@desiredfishing8698]

Love the vids man 🔥🔥🔥 👊

[@stevekersten5515]

Great video! We learn from the mistakes much more than instant success. Being able to recognize our errors makes us better.(As long as we retain in our mind the "mistakes" we make). Only have fished brookies twice. My biggest was a fluke of 12 3/4. Keep up the fantastic videos. New subscriber here.

[@derekcontreras7494]

Great video my dude sometimes if we don’t struggle we don’t learn and we don’t appreciate it.Something similar happen to me down here in South Florida bone fishing,But I would never forget the Day everything came together and I caught my PB 11lb bone. Worth every bit of the struggles. Great Content

[@hardmanfishing]

I've never caught a bone fish!! It is on the bucket list for sure. Thanks for watching!

[@jimgollach6202]

I'm a new subscriber. I absolutely loved watching you try to catch goliath. I love flyfishing for trout. Remember this, trout don't live in ugly places. Loved the video, looking forward to watching more. 👍👍

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you!! I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@derekwag1]

Hike up to the los pinos in the weminuche wilderness in Colorado. About a 6 mile hike but I caught 20 brook trout over 14inches. Wish I could post the pictures.

[@Doc_Watson]

Great video.

[@GregKPerry]

You'll return and take another shot at him. Once it's in your blood, it's tough to get out. I'm headed to the northern part of the state this weekend as well, chasing Brookies. Thanks for the video.

[@evans1982]

I believe that mushroom shot in the intro is an agarikon if I’m not mistaken. Those are very rare and have tremendous health benefits. Some of them can be hundreds of years old.

[@hardmanfishing]

I don't think it is an agarikon just because I'm in the eastern US. But I could be wrong because I'm definitely not a mushroom expert by any means.

[@willperdue4471]

Keep up the good work bro 🤙

[@hardmanfishing]

Will do!

[@jamesbevan663]

Puff on a cigar. Keeps the gnats away.

[@jaedenlyons]

I have a stream in my backyard, full of native brook trout. They’re somewhat easy to catch, especially in autumn when there are no bugs out. The average size of them is about 6 - 9 inches, sometimes you can get lucky and get a 10 + incher. One evening after a rainstorm, I caught an 11 inch female native brookie, which is now the record. But I’m still out there, trying to catch the 15 incher that is potentially out there!

[@jaedenlyons]

But my biggest brook trout I’ve caught period, I caught it this year, it was 13 inches, but I caught it in a different river, now we’re looking for a taxidermist for it!

[@secondstartotheright]

Agreed a good story is far better than 1 good fish.

[@shayler1219]

🔥🔥🔥

[@natureandfishing24]

Great Video

[@st421]

Raining on and off?-----perfect for trout fishin as they become much more active in that type of weather. Those are native brookies and quite simply the most beautiful fish on the planet and go good with eggs. Yep, trout and eggs man!

[@yankeemudbug3263]

Bet you it will hit a pink San Juan worm. Just out of curiosity have you ever seen any Sasquatches in those woods. You always look kind of spooked 😖🦉

[@yankeemudbug3263]

I don't know I catch brookies just as big in the Adirondacks especially ... well I'm not going to say I don't want the secret to get out. I think Goliath is laughing and saying who's stupid now.

[@anonymoususer3465]

Noice. 👍 Wish my state still had native Salmonidae

[@beatglauser9444]

Is it not the reality for most fishermen that the fish of their lives escapes and is never heard of again? I will never forget the incredible monster of a Brown Trout that I hooked two feet from shore and I could hardly hold for ages. when it was finally tired it escaped a yard away from me: The very solid hook was twisted and straightened nearly completely so the fish escaped at the very end. Unfortunately I could not find out how long and heavy it was. It was so huge that I thought I had hooked a log for several seconds. The red dots it had were as big as a penny!

[@RoryMunroe]

you gotta make a trip up to ns canada, there is big native brookies everywhere, i would even hook u up with some spots

[@hardmanfishing]

I'd love to one day!

[@geraldherrmann787]

always interesting to me that in america you would call a char (salvelinus, saibling) a trout, because it isn´t a trout.

[@hardmanfishing]

Agreed, but that's just what people call it. If I were to call it something else a majority of people would be confused.

[@geraldherrmann787]

@@hardmanfishing ok

[@everettstevenson6110]

What are you using for a streamer rod and dry fly rod

[@thomastracy8205]

Your videos are fantastic man, if you find yourself in central NY hmu. You’ve gained a new subscriber👍👍

[@hardmanfishing]

Thank you so much for the sub!! And I definitely plan on doing some New York fishing here soon!

[@johan_angler181]

amazing

[@larryhudson4511]

For me it's all about being on the water looking for the next cast.

[@hardmanfishing]

Can't argue with that. Thanks for watching Larry!

[@joshrouse5856]

Love your videos, keep it up. I do have a question What type of net holder are you using, been trying to find something of that nature.

[@hardmanfishing]

It is a Net Holster by Catch Cam nets.

[@joshrouse5856]

@@hardmanfishing thank you!