Fly fishing and Exploring the Swatara #@PATG1

[@olddudeonthetrail72]

Cool video. I enjoyed the arch bridge, the part about the raccoons eating mussels, and your fishing stories.

[@PATG1]

Thank you

[@mdlikhonmia9758]

It is really amazing, this your video

[@PATG1]

Thank you

[@DayInParadise]

Fly fishing looks like a relaxing and rewarding experience, and exploring the area adds an extra layer of adventure. Thanks for sharing this tranquil and engaging journey! 💕

[@PATG1]

Thank you

[@CraigKoppel]

I recognize that bridge from my only time at Swatara. Seeing you fly fishing out there looks like a beautiful peaceful time. I did not know that the fishing there was so bad. Too bad about all the pollution. Too bad about the GoPro. I thought they were tougher than that. Nice little tunnel. Those are some nice fish on your wall. 👍6

[@PATG1]

It was a very relaxing day despite the rain and no fish. 😏😏I am the GoPro killer two notches in my tripod 😁😁

[@hikingoutdoorfamily]

That interesting to hear why fishing isn't very good there. I see people fly fishing a lot at Ridley Creek state park, but I do know they stock the creek in the springtime. That's crazy about your GoPro breaking. I guess you've probably had it too long for it to be under warranty. The new model one they are coming out with looks really neat. I liked seeing the crayfish you found in the stream. Also, liked hearing the stories of the fish you caught.

[@PATG1]

Thank you, looking at a GOPRO 11 or 12 ? Not sure which one yet

[@bdickinson6751]

We were out there this afternoon. Hiked out to the Bordner cabin from the Swope Valley parking lot.

[@PATG1]

Thanks for watching, defiantly a beautiful area.