Fishing for native Brook Trout!

[@HealingQueen]

Informative video, thank you for sharing this took me back over 30 years when my dad used to take our family fishing in the mountains creek back home 💕

[@evandavis4858]

Anyone ever figure out where he is fishing?

[@scottwhite6040]

These fish are incredible very good eating some are very black with spots and orange bellyies

[@blackraventrails639]

4x on Brook Trout? Woah! they must be strong!

[@vafrakes]

They are feisty but not strong. 6x is plenty.

[@Cwb-bt7lr]

This guy: catches trout on first cast Me: spends weeks fishing, hikes along these so called wild trout streams for miles and nothing to show for it

[@jimcastillo8950]

Hello, what size is your rod and line weight that you are using for small streams and creeks? Thanks

[@flyguymike5247]

A short 7’ rod 3-4 weight line is perfect for most mountain streams. I use the butter stick from redington and it’s a7’6” 3weight and it has proven to be a perfect choice for the mountains

[@chuckpowell6747]

Very helpful information

[@johnfarel3152]

I catch so many more trout in SNP in the spring using a dry plus nymph dropper then I did when I only fished dries my first few years of fly fishing

[@jonahbowles7341]

It looks a lot like White Oak Canyon Run (roll cast). A great video!

[@mackgalliher7544]

What stream was you fishing 🎣 looks amazing?

[@JasonArmstrong22]

Great job Alex!

[@williamcollins2232]

Keep em in the water son. This encourages people to put them on the bank and get out a camera to take pictures. I've found their dead (released) natives behind them.

[@keshapetty4437]

Where is this?

[@keloweTodd]

Well done!

[@davidreed7718]

About time!

[@jamesreynolds4679]

Why fish for minnows? Screw beautiful. Anglers want some meat on their fish. Everyone but you guys know that

[@naimayaman4975]

good thing we have the option to go fishing for real targeting the elusive river water on the blue catfish catchents