Idaho is a must visit - A look at 4 streams in 8 days - A fly fishing/truck camping adventure!

I'm living in my truck for the next 8 weeks and exploring remote streams in Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado. This is the extended video from the first week.
Shorter dedicated fishing vids from each stream.
P1 • This Pristine Stream h...
P2 • It's LEGENDARY out wes...
P3 • This stream is the Epi...
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[@craigborrenpohl1233]

You misspelled Iowa, clearly this is in Iowa and everyone should go there.

[@adloutdoors]

EVERYONE!

[@briannagorman3119]

@@adloutdoorsare you sure it’s not Idaho

[@kevingarrett9694]

Drew, thanks for the respect you show each of the fish you catch (i.e., not holding out of the water too long, barbless hooks). I can tell that you are fighting a much bigger fish when you get it on your reel. 😊 Thanks for taking us along to live vicariously through you on your fishing adventures.

[@fishfoolishness4222]

Except for that net. Attaching the net with zip ties? No bueno!

[@LooknFishy]

Why do you believe they're bad for fish? They are fixed...the edges melted so no sharp points and pointed away from the net.

[@fishfoolishness4222]

@ sorry Drew didn’t know they were melted and smooth. I just had visions of fish getting scratched. All good.👍

[@heppisaxm8316]

Super,magic creek und clear water .Splendid!!!

[@Fishin-Ipps]

Gin clear water, unreal scenery, fish like out of a painting. So f’n jealous but more thankful for you bringing us along. At least now I know what I’m gonna do when I retire in a couple of years

[@billschlafer]

Those are some strong, healthy looking Trout. Four species in that stream? Stunning scenery. Had to be hard to keep and eye on your line. Love the night time North Star time lapse shots. Another spectacular video Drew. Thanks!

[@edp1801]

That's why I keep all my food in totes. Love those tight roads, it sucks funding a slide or tree and have to back up miles until you can turn around. Also, I carry a water bottle with a filter built in so I can dip and drink that cold cool water.

[@Goyahkla100]

Omg, that spot at 32:24!!! The Mountain House Curry Rocks, by the way!! Great video, Drew!

[@pentafishing]

I have found a great video! Great fishing! Thank you very much!

[@uni_shadow164]

Love d the Bull Moose and star footage! What a trip! I'm sure you stay hydrated because 4 hours on a local stream without those hikes and climbs gives me cramps sometimes. 6x can cramp my fingers at times, anyway great trip and looking forward to the next one!

[@FranklinFlyFishes]

First, also I’m exited for this video🎣🎣🎣

[@garyrafferty7625]

It's SOOOO hard to drive through Wyoming or Montana to get to Idaho ... because I love so many waters in those states. One of these trips, I will add and extra two days, where blinders, and make it to Idaho!

[@altonstanford]

Beautiful footage as usual man!!

[@LooknFishy]

Thanks man! Holler next time you're in the area.

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Awesome video Drew!

[@KBosch-xp2ut]

Bins that close for your food are a must.

[@anthonycorboy5122]

Here in New Zealand I go to a lake that have cutthroat trout and they can get up to 2 bounds there aren't many places here that have cutthroat trout they are my favourite trout. The rivers you have over there are fantastic the gold of the rivers and the greens are spectacular.

[@padrebrook4596]

Great video again.

[@njg5942]

Beautiful and delicious. Thanks!

[@mattgallizioli5978]

Steel wool works as the mice don’t like it. I have had success doing it that way until you can totally seal it. I enjoy your videos thanks for making them.

[@FU4547-e5r]

Haha, I left the Midwest at age 24 to chase trout, salmon and steelhead. I live in Wyoming in the middle of your road trip and thank you for not spotlighting my rivers, lakes and streams!

[@charlesbond4413]

Beautiful, and I most appreciate that you can share your adventure and not mention the name. I recognize several of those locations, so it pleases me that you have the talent and desire to share, but not kiss and tell. Cuts, bows, bulls in near wilderness. It is as primitive as one can get in the lower 48. I cannot tell you how much in enjoy you not saying where. I wish more content told of the adventure, not the destination. A few will recognize, but all can appreciate. I hope you never tell them what water and where you were.

[@SigmaWolfOutdoors]

Those that belong there will find there way there ..nez perce pure

[@thealternativecontrarian9936]

I live here and it sucks. It's often cold, lots of mosquitoes, man-eating bears and cougars, lots of snow and misery. And people have guns. It's crazy here so stay away!!!!

[@JoseGomez-yi5yw]

😂

[@bryanswanson4113]

Some truth in your comment😂

[@TimmyCramer]

Holy smokes that was some beautiful stream fishing! Very cool wife you have also! Timmy C Arizona

[@TimeToTravel-u2x]

Was his wife in the video?...

[@jeffporter4894]

Totally prepared I see; bear spray AND a sidearm. 😆

[@johnstefano8653]

I'm surprised you haven't upgraded to a truck camper! Cirrus 820 gang

[@LooknFishy]

I'm considering some type of pop up but anything that rides over the cab would kill my mpgs and all my trips are long road trips and be tough on trails. After looking at the price of any pop up my colorado can carry I'm in the RTT budget lol!

[@talewaters]

After watching I’m curious if you ever saved a trout for a meal instead of eating the dehydrated food? Nothing like a catch n cook stream-side. And for those about to jump down my throat for asking, please know that I predominantly catch n release, but I will save a fish, like a legal halibut or White Sea Bass (ghost) when surf fishing here in my backyard to feed my family, or a trout or two if I’m out in the bush/backcountry hiking, backpacking and fishing when I need the protein and fat for energy. I also go all barbless and replace trebles with barbless single inline hooks on any trout lures when spinning.

[@stonefly69]

I fish every foam line hard, hard, hard. Big fish love to sit on the edge and suck down food!

[@cheezhead6007]

Hey Drew, fantastic editing. Nothing like cold water and the smell of Pines Last time I caught a bully it was on the Jarbidge river in Northern Nevada. It's a lot of work to get to those fish. But anyway did you say you're using a 10-ft 4 wt. rod? Also are you guys wet wading? And do you use filtration bottles and drink the water right from the creek? Thanks for the great videos!

[@codyb566]

I just got back from being out west since mid summer. I already miss it

[@MichaelLindsay-uo7tg]

We don’t miss u

[@codyb566]

@@MichaelLindsay-uo7tg hope you enjoy the roads I worked on

[@dangaspar1707]

Minute 15 - i know that stream well...lots of fish and lots of other wildlife.

[@cheezhead6007]

I'd try frying up some of those white fish! I was wondering what they taste like?

[@tenkarapondfishing4611]

Idaho looks amazing. Even better than Montana....?

[@edpruitt9890]

Wonderful video, thanks for sharing! You mentioned fires…how do you keep abreast of any threats in the areas you are camping/fishing?

[@LooknFishy]

I check the areas before I go in...after that I just hope everything stays chill while I'm off the grid. When I get gas or groceries I check again.

[@rcvflyfisher]

So fun to see you hook up fish where they should be! I've learned a lot by studying the water in the videos! I see that you carry bear spray but Brad is armed. Is that also for bears or is bear spray sufficient?

[@tenkarapondfishing4611]

Fabulous fly fishing video. Just curious. In all of your back-country hikes through Grizzly territory, have you ever had to use either the spray or the gun?

[@LooknFishy]

I make a ton of noise. Every bear I've seen has been headed the other way...other than 1 that crossed a stream outside Yellowstone...that dude just stared at me. I left quickly.

[@cheezhead6007]

​@@LooknFishyerrrrrr. I saw a big black bear in the Stream when I was trout fishing in northern Wisconsin I ran and hid in the woods! But the hundreds of times I've fished I've only seen a couple of bear...

[@maximedanielli6667]

Stunning videos, like always... Do you fish with a nymph under the dry one? With a tungsten bead?

[@josephrudolph7457]

Where's the Top Shelf Hopper? It's been working very well for me this season.

[@self-taught_angler]

The fish at 3:01 needed to see the nymph rising before biting.

[@LooknFishy]

I call that proof of life...deadly when fishing that bug!

[@stanokeefe2713]

Drew-Im curious, I hardly ever see you eat what you catch. Is there a reason or just habit?

[@josephfolsom2030]

Is there bears in the area, and do you go prepared to defend yourself in the areas you fish?

[@LooknFishy]

Yup and yup!

[@wildbill5757]

Ti invidio peschi in posti fantastici uno più bello dell altro.Ma una domanda, in america avete la marmorata?lA MARMOLATA è LA REGINA ,ma vedo molti documentari di pesca americani ma non vedo mai nessuna trota marmorata.SALUTI.e beato te.Sono un tuo iscritto e seguo tutti i tuoi video.

[@RonnieCain-n2h]

You already showed this one

[@briljantje9583]

I ask myself: if you are so tenkara fishing, why do you need an indicator??

[@horsefly5728]

Although it's worth watching again ,this appears to be a lot repeated footage.

[@LooknFishy]

The long videos are for those that like to see more of the camping, roads, cooking, etc. My teaser video talks about the shorter vids being the fishing and the long vids being the lifestyle/fishing...the lifestyle piece for those that want all the context behind each day.

[@LooknFishy]

Here's that teaser for those that might have missed it...kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3SxYad3gpaiirs

[@DGaydon]

What time of year was this? August? Still trying to figure out the runoff timing for Idaho vs. Colorado. Phenomenal streams!

[@Luke-jw6zn]

That's gonna change from watershed to watershed. Depends on whats feeding the water.

[@MichaelLindsay-uo7tg]

As someone who lives in Wyoming don’t come here it is dangerous and very scary lots of bears and wolves everyone ought to go to Arkansas that’s where the greatest fishing in America happens