Fly Fishing a Lake for Tank Brook Trout! |Western Pennsylvania Fly Fishing

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Nice catch

[@northwoodstrapper8778]

Great video. Fish on

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

Thanks!

[@lkADSADAS]

Good work man! Keep railing!

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@onelastsong2121]

Pretty colors great day

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

@@onelastsong2121 thanks for watching!

[@astronomy195assignments3]

beautiful double haul cast

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

Thanks man! I've been working on it

[@nelsonrivers7670]

Really enjoy your videos.I have been following you this year.You are really good at fly fishing and seem to be a sportsmen by releasing so many fish.Keep up the good work and We subscribed,

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

Thanks for the kind words, I greatly appreciate your support!

[@nelsonrivers7670]

You are welcome.

[@AlwayByTheWater]

Went to the lake 2 times in the past 2 days for a total of 1hr and 30mins on the water. In that time i caught the biggest brookie i have ever seen, and had a ton on.

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

O yeah there r a ton of big ones in there. I’ve never seen them stock it this good in the fall before. Thanks for watching!

[@AlwayByTheWater]

@ yeah for sure, love the vids! Pa usually doesn’t stock brookies, and if and when they do, i’ve never seen them stock them like this!

[@quientinowens987]

I just got home from fly fishing the first lake and I hooked 2 brook trout and I was fighting them but they broke me off and took both of my flies

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

That happened to me my first time there. When still water fly fishing I find that you typically have to use heavier tippet. Once I switched to 3x I didn’t have any issues.

[@tyleralisesky5695]

What are you catching these fish on ?

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

@@tyleralisesky5695 wooly buggers (black/olive), zebra midges (black/red) and I caught one on a size 12 stimulator as well

[@k_haulin]

This video is crazy because I saw no fish at all in the first pond. It was also 8 am and 34 degrees out so they may have been in deeper water. Or I'm blind

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

Im guessing that was likely due to the time of day. During the fall/winter months the trout are more active during the warmest parts of the day.