Fly fishing for trout in lakes | DIY Idaho backcountry

[@flyfishingfreddie-9050]

This is gonna feel like a weird post but I believe it's worth making the comment. I'm 39, live in Wisconsin, and spend as much free time as I can on the streams. I recently found out I have Leukemia (the kind most don't get until they are in their late 60s) and it's changed the way I look at life to say the least. I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate the time and commitment you put into your videography. Not only because it selfishly allows me to settle down after the week and not think about my new normal, but because it will allow you to look back at all the amazing experiences you've been able to have through life, and that's what it's all about my friend. Keep making great videos, but more importantly, even better memories!

[@FLYALLSZN]

Damn.. I really dont know what to say.. I am really sorry to hear about the diagnosis.. I am wishing you the best and am hoping you fight like hell. I am so glad you enjoy these videos and hearing this makes all the work put in more than worth it. Tight lines.

[@flyfishingfreddie-9050]

@FLY ALL SZN - No need to say anything bro, but appreciate it. Just keep in mind, life can turn on a dime (no matter how healthy you are), so enjoy the shit out of every day. You ever get up to Central Wisconsin hit me up. Will get you out for some killer hopper action or take you on a hell of a steelhead experience. Tight lines

[@jakedelima2168]

no one cares get off youtube looking for pitty and go do something else

[@andrewparker-bb1vv]

Nice job, Nick is my nephew. Glad he had a great time. That’s a trip of a life time.

[@FLYALLSZN]

No kidding?! That is so cool! Thank you Andrew!

[@nickwestin8444]

Hey Uncle Andy! Glad you liked it!

[@jeremiahhedeen3879]

knowing how to adjust and work within your situation is key and you are a master at this, something I can very much learn from, thank you yet again for great content!!!

[@KE7NKF]

Looks like fun times with friends. Thank you for your time, and hard work you put in your videos.

[@wildbillsadventuresoutdoor9276]

Awesome video! Sure is awesome, you find time find other folks going fishing with you, making new friends. I'm glad Nick got his fish! Good fishing trip, even you hit a stump on the log not catching anything one of the lakes

[@FLYALLSZN]

Meeting fishy friends is half the fun!

[@Callaweginflyfishing]

Good comeback from a possible bust. Very enjoyable video. Thanks.

[@FLYALLSZN]

We made it by the skin of our teeth!

[@andrewstager1378]

Great stuff as always, Mike! Nice to chillax with the Sunday afternoon premiere.

[@FLYALLSZN]

Thank you so much Andrew!

[@darrelbaillie7829]

As usual, great adventure. And sounds like your trip with your new friend worked out well. Keep it up.😂

[@landermatyus8958]

I should have gotten tin roof to watch this video love the adventure style videos especially when they are in the back yard

[@FLYALLSZN]

I am very jealous that you have both in you backyard! Tin roof is the best!

[@tallcip65]

We fished summit lake a few years ago and had the same experience there. Saw lots of frogs, a few small greyling but no trout. We did catch some at Boulder though. I haven’t fished Louie but I really enjoyed the hike up and so I’ll definitely make the loop this spring sometime.

[@FLYALLSZN]

Summit was a rough go! Had to learn the hard way with that

[@michbruv7124]

Love to see it man, absolute masterpiece, you’ve got a way of capturing the good and bad of a ball busting flyfishing trip… incredible man

[@FLYALLSZN]

Thank you so much! I really try my best to show it all! (even the bad)

[@scottsauerbier1905]

So inspired to make it out West to get some fishing in. Just ordered some decent waders and boots. Heading to Sundance in December but it's going to be epic in the Provo River. Meantime the N. GA mountains will keep me plenty busy.

[@FLYALLSZN]

North Georgia mountains are an absolute blast!

[@dennyterrio1942]

Nice to see a Bay Stater get to see the Jem State Also good to see some nice nato straps on analog time pieces in the wilderness ...ironic or otherwise

[@scottrick5190]

Excellent vid Mike!

[@FLYALLSZN]

Thank you so much Scott!!

[@Paulpoission]

Fun one

[@FLYALLSZN]

Thank you Paul!

[@MrSofthackle]

Thourghly enjoyed your video. I have had a similar experience with a little grayling. I caught one in Yellowstone and like yours it went belly up. I left it in the lake and came back to check it after a few minutes and it was gone. I’m guessing it swam away on its’ own. I didn’t see any other wild animals around that would have eaten it. I’ve had similar experiences with stocker rainbows where they appeared to go belly up. But I would put them in a willow creel and put it in the lake and after while they had revived and swam off on their own. Long term survival? I don’t know.

[@BigTonyNATG]

Awesome Video!

[@FLYALLSZN]

Thank you so much!!

[@janeberryman3581]

life is good 🙏 for the view

[@FLYALLSZN]

Thank you Jane!

[@kdub4728]

Should have taken him to sliver creek then to Stanley.

[@bananabreadtrades]

PRAISE STEVE

[@FLYALLSZN]

Big time praise on this one 🙏🏼

[@carywood3946]

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[@nickwestin8444]

YOU KNOW

[@FLYALLSZN]

Only the best bugs will do