It's ILLEGAL to keep the Fish in this TINY CREEK!?! (New PB!)

[@m.williams1064]

Now my 7 year old daughter is addicted to these vids by 618. She made me take her to our local pond last night. I love it. Thank you Nick, for bringing us together.

[@willwinn8559]

A positive influence ...😎👍 ( you're obviously doing a good job of raising a youngster when THEY want to fish instead of Video games or Facebook ) 🏆👍

[@joshsonetti3208]

One of the best ways to improve your fly fishing is to leave the spinning gear at home. You'll force yourself to learn how to cast in non ideal situations and you'll improve each and every time you go out. Great video, keep it up man.

[@willwinn8559]

And all of the exercise ( unsnagging & retrieving your fly from brush and limbs ) Will keep you warm .. 😉

[@rcsutter]

I see you've gotten some good advice from other experienced flyfishermen, I'll add one more. When you're walking through shallow, rocky, moving water like you are at 4:35 pick up some rocks and look at what's on the underside. That will give you a good idea of what aquatic insects are around, and what size. Absent of a hatch on the surface, that's the best clue to what they might be eating. A really versatile fly you can carry from small to large is a Dave Whitlock Red Fox Squirrel Hair nymph. It's a great fly, I've used it all over the West. In small sizes it can imitate midges and mayflies, medium sizes for caddis larvae and bigger mayflies, and large for stoneflies or baby crawdads. It's buggy looking, not meant to catch fishermen, but fish. The buggier the better, and the more you fish it, the buggier it gets. It doesn't look like much but it catches fish like crazy. It's similar to a regular squirrel hair nymph but it has no wingcase, and the hair mixture is different. I do like it better with a bead head on it. It works well for smallmouth too. Good luck with your flyfishing, it can be very effective once you build confidence in it.

[@joshuawilson8182]

You sir. Are a smart man. Literally do the same thing. 😎👍

[@ericharrower207]

I BELIEVE.... that you make the best fishing videos on KZbin. Your pace and videography coupled with fishing interesting places in my area is a recipe for binge watching.

[@618Fishing]

Eric Harrower hey thanks Eric I appreciate it man

[@FishHawk]

We must protect the wild trout! :)

[@arrow3061]

Missouri does not have real wild trout, They have all been released into creeks and rivers that will support them , at some point in the past. trout are not native to Missouri. But i do like the videos.

[@feralphil1198]

@@arrow3061 ye same case here in germany. There are hardly ever any still "wild populations" because the aquatic ecosystems are so fked up.

[@Glasshouse27]

@@arrow3061 "Native trout" are trout that have naturally existed without human intervention. "Wild trout" are trout who's ancestors were stocked but are able to breed and sustain a wild population.

[@paladinanderson8433]

arrow30 wild and native trout are two different things.

[@jbl5637]

If it was me fly fishing the trout are safe as kittens

[@kentharvey7323]

Another great video. Due to health reasons I can no do much fishing. So, I am living vicariously through you. Thank you for your time & effort and, getting me as close to casting as I can get today!!! Thank you

[@dallaswood4117]

live in utah with amazing trout fishing, never been able to bring myself to suffer through the growing pains of fly fishing when i know for a fact i can go out and catch fish every time doing what i know how.

[@DannyCal]

Really digging these vids man. Those small streams and creeks are a wonder of nature.

[@618Fishing]

Danny Cal hey thanks man! Totally different than the muddy creeks around here, but I love em both haha

[@bonesjones38]

Oh man he caught a rock fish and says see ya later buddy! That was awesome. When my son and I go fishing we always say see ya later buddy. These vids are well made and entertaining. Thanks Nick!

[@jayk.2276]

A word of advice when trout fishing in streams/rivers is that you want to work your way UPSTREAM. Trout tend to naturally face the current to forage for food. This way you'll spook a lot less fish so that you're coming up behind them.

[@poststalone1496]

Easiest way to get better at fly fishing is to not bring your spinning set up

[@618Fishing]

Post Stalone did that on my last outing and I agree! If I do bring it I always use my fly setup first then throw the spinner before I move to my next spot

[@K2mtp]

For real I would cringe when you went for the spin rod. Learn to use two flies under your indicator. Make sure the indicator is moving as fast or slower than the white bubbles in the water. If you are having trouble keeping the drag off the indicator then you might be trying to cast to far. Also in that spot you didn't think you had room to cast you were right, let the flies swing in the current which will load up your rod and you can just flip it up stream instead of false casting. If you are nymphing you really don't need to cast that much. You will get it dude

[@juanrenteria8720]

Agreed! Ditch the spin rod. Also, take a class at Orvis to see different casts and how to set up flies. Last 2 vida you've been using a huge indicator and looks like flies are rigged too long. Good luck!

[@nathanflory9756]

618 Fishing hiiiiiiiiii

[@nathanflory9756]

618 Fishing thx for not cussing

[@jonnyperales9302]

Your videos are always so upbeat and positive man, I love it and the quality of production is great for n outdoor channel for sure. Keep up the good work bro it is motivation on the way to the job sight or a positive way to wind down in the evening while tucking in.

[@paulyp36]

The blooper additions to the end of your videos have been hilarious, I was waiting on the edge of my seat for you to say "seeya later buddy" to that rock 😂

[@e4t662]

That river is beautiful. Looks like a scene from The Revenant.

[@peronet73]

Connie Wolf perhaps, but was based on real events of Hugh Glass’ life.

[@unnaturalselection8330]

@@peronet73 Very, VERY loosely. The real guy had a much tougher ordeal, but way less Hollywood drama.

[@rockwasequim5924]

Definitely do try to walk Upstream, especially when you're walking in the water. Also don't pass up what look like small holes behind large rocks in the middle of current as trout will sit there and feed.

[@BackwoodsPursuits]

I agree with a lot of the people commenting about the roll cast. Once you master that, your fly fishing life will get a lot easier. Also, match the hatch as they say! I'd start flipping some rocks in the stream over and see what insects are in there, and try to match them up. Entomology is half of fly fishing! As always, really great video!!! Your content, filming and editing is superb! Keep it up and tight lines!

[@conlanbeaver8407]

Can’t lie, I love fly fishing but when I first started you’re damn straight I brought my spin rod with me. To me it’s all about just enjoying being out!

[@immanuelcan3310]

Nick, go upstream. You'll approach from behind the trout. Their noses are upstream. Make sure your indicator doesn't get downstream of your nymph (mend up as often as you need to), and use one heavy enough to get into the last few inches above the bottom. Keep at it, because you're winning. Your casting stroke is also looking better; but think depth, not distance. Go gettem.

[@nicholaspouliotoutdoors384]

Immanuel Can great comment I could use some tips unfortunately I’m learning the hard way I did learn the proper handling of a trout after my first video lol 😂

[@immanuelcan3310]

@@nicholaspouliotoutdoors384 Naw, you're doing well. Staying with it is the ticket. You're picking it up fast.

[@jared6675]

Hey Nick, my 8 year old son and I have not missed an episode! He gets so excited to watch and likes the catch phrase "see you later buddy". Keep it up! May need to get some merch for kids..... lol!!!

[@618Fishing]

Jared Sandin hey Jared that is awesome! Super stoked that you guys enjoy the videos, I really appreciate it!

[@usmcmos0317]

Love the way you will keep trying new lures especially when you know you can catch em on a spinner. I really like that and I do it myself just like to learn what works in different situations. And only way to learn is trying different stuff. I’m pretty busted up now and can’t put in the walking like I use to. So I love going along with ya via video. LoL thanks and another thing I love fishing smaller waters and places most wouldn’t think of as good fishing spots.

[@ryanwade6700]

That opossum was looking so majestic!

[@BassGeek]

Man that's so cool that it's a natural trout stream.

[@MTPatriot1787]

It's not, it's a fish farm. That's why he had to pay them $50 to fish it.

[@billspicer1967]

I've recently found your videos and I'm enjoying them a lot. Brings me back to my early days chasing anything that swims. I have almost exclusively fly fished for the last 40 years. My advise to you is to get some proper casting lessons then it won't seems so difficult. Learn a little about mayflies, caddis flies and stoneflies. That will help you a lot. I'm impressed you kept at it and only used your spinning rod occasionally. Learn to swing flies in the current. That is cast across the creek at a 45 degree angle and let the flies sink and swing in the current. There is no mistake when you get a hit. The fact that your spinners were working tells me the fish were active and would have hit a wooly bugger swung in the current. Kudos to you for fly fishing. Oh and one last bit of advise. Never leave a run that you catch fish to go find fish. The first run you were at you caught fish. I hope I haven't ranted too much, and offended you. Bill Spicer Host- The New Fly Fisher Show

[@miffoivan]

good tip if you want to get good at flyfishing, it is to only bring the flyrod, then when you have tuff times catching you have to figure it out, then you are climbing the learning curve! :) you learn super much about fish eating behavior when you learn flyfishing. :)

[@BroShaver]

This is filmed better than a Discovery Channel show. Great work.

[@outdoorsintheozarks5490]

Awesome that's one of my favorite streams I like swingin black wooly buggers in the deep holes n dead drifting globalls in the runs

[@MonkeysMom15]

Great shots of the wildlife while fishing. We had a couple of young possum get into our kitchen last Spring and they made a heck of a mess before we caught them. We had to get a live trap and then took them over to the woods by the river and let them go. We found the hole they made to get in under the house and plugged it. No more varmints so far. lol We thought at first that we had a rat get in. It happens time to time when you live in the country. Thanks for the great fishing videos and the pics of the wild ones like this possum and one other one with the raccoon. Happy fishing.

[@ericgolding4708]

Glad to see that you are apart of the c.p.r , it's great to watch and unwind!

[@naknakfish]

I have never done fly fishing. But I like your video. I envy your freedom.^^

[@michaelmoody506]

I love the fly fishing, Utah once it gets warmer where you are, could you go back to the spillway with all the gar and catfish and Asian carp?

[@simon-ec5kv]

Hey I think I commented on a fly fishing video you did before. Keep at it, takes some time but worth it. Couple of comments based on this video. I come in peace with hopefully constructive feedback. 1. Your fly casting got a lot better 2. Don't be afraid to pitch and improvise around snags. If there's no back cast try to improvise a roll cast or even bow and arrow cast. Use the current/flow to help position the fly into likely spots. 3. In the fast current in that river you will struggle casting upstream. In strong current better to case downstream "streamer" style. Cast directly across or slightly downstream and let the fly work downstream in a fan action. In slack water or stalking fish you can fish upstream but in fast current the presentation is not so good. If you see a fish land the fly about a meter above it. 4. Work the margins! Usual rules, focus on fishy spots. Edge of slack water, around trees, etc. You can't cover water like with lure fishing so pick your spots. 5. Try some slightly bigger and brighter flies. Trout like glitter too! 6. Also think about working the fly e.g. figure of eighting or simple jerking. Work flies like you would work a lure. I don't want to talk too much just encourage all fishermen and women to try fly fishing. It takes time but it's cool. Ping me any questions or if above is unclear. Simon

[@618Fishing]

simon mills that was all very helpful thank you!

[@dirkdiggler4860]

Nothing beats a #3 1/2 hildebrand with a 6" trailer with a worm .i catch tons of trout here in new brunswick with it. Ive tried everything and it works best. Also a hildebrand with a 10" litre and a big hook with a small frog works wonders for pickeral.

[@nancycopple4204]

My parents used to fly fish and my dad made his own flys. They caught so many bluegill and crappie that way, they were really good at it. May they both RIP .

[@garettschaefer1579]

Not sure exactly how far the trip would be, but you should make a trout series at the White River in Arkansas. The trip is about 4.5 hours from St. Louis. Staying in Mountain Home, AR would allow you to hit the White River and Norfork River. So long as the water is down you can easily target bigger browns in the winter. I’ve had a lot of success this winter and I’m very much a novice at targeting trout. Love the content regardless!

[@dannypotter1983]

When your line travels down stream it will raise your flys to the surface then in one motion flip your fly rod with a roll cast upstream. Takes a bit of practice but will save you from wind knots. Try to only use a dry cast for dry fly's. Good luck dude and thanks for all the dope videos

[@j.mcclelland8977]

Heyyy...you drove right past my house...lol. The weather has been crap lately, nice job getting out there and enjoying some creek time despite the conditions.

[@penumbraenigmatica3252]

🍁🍁🍁 Rainbows. FINALLY, I see a fish that i recognize....!! Love your show all the way up in the Geographic Centre of British Columbia, Nick....!! 🍁🍁🍁

[@al.trzy_blu.e]

you should go barbless in catch and release waters 🙌🏼

[@hfled]

I have one tip for ya for trout stream fishing...take it for what it’s worth. When wading in a small stream, as you are in this video, you’re better served starting low and fishing upstream. Fish orient upstream and can see for a further distance above and upstream than they can downstream. They are also more alert to food coming down from upstream and also to disturbances. When you wade, it sends sediment downstream, which is probably why it got murkier the further you went. Hope it helps...

[@618Fishing]

Shand Nazer great tips thank you!

[@dragonflyjoyride]

Lol! Your the 2nd guy this week that I have seen catch a “ROCK” fish. Great video with some fun fishing.

[@newimagedesigns1625]

What do you call them?

[@618Fishing]

Matthew Romero haha that little guy put up a fight

[@dragonflyjoyride]

New Image Designs 16 I do call them the same thing... even a “fish stick”. Lol! It was funny because just last Friday another KZbinr had caught a rock fish.

[@matthewmathias3199]

I think I've binged about 70% of your videos in the last week lol. Love your work

[@stevenplains6727]

I'm beggin' you--crimp your barbs when fishing for wild trout. If it is illegal to keep them, you should make every effort to return the fish uninjured back into the water.

[@beebob1279]

Plus if you do only catch and release, crimp the barb. We have a lot of put and take fishing where I live and barbs are the thing to use. But if you don't want the fish then it's not a big deal if you end up losing that fish because you don't have a barb. There will be more fish to catch.

[@jakelukasko8717]

You should look into euro nymph in it is great for spots on the creek were the water is moving fast and if the waters slow just put on a bobber or strike indicator. Love the fly fishing vids.

[@dylanhay3884]

Yes. I'm also a big fan of San juans for some reason in smaller rivers like that. Then I like muddlers in bigger rivers

[@belaireguy4117]

Hey guys, just curious, would the cold temperatures affect catching the trout at all?

[@slimandlean]

belaireguy411 definitely. When the water gets below 45 degrees the fish start to feed less and less, trying to move as little as possible and save energy. When it’s cold out, you either want to give them a big meal they can’t resist like a streamer, or downsize to a really small nymph and hit them right on the nose with it and hope they bite lol

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

It’s awesome that u catch a new pb in almost every video! The haters say it’s clickbait 🤣

[@dylanjackson3959]

Because it is

[@troutmasteroutdoors]

@@dylanjackson3959 It isn't because he actually catches PBs in the videos titled (new pb)

[@mikem1435]

Diggin the vids! Just a tip to improve your casts..you want to use mainly your wrist for casting. Flick your wrist back and forth(if your arm is hurting your doing it wrong). Also to get longer casts with the hand holding the line you pull line on your back swing and let the rod pull it out on the forward cast. Really allows you to cast accurate and far. Practice your casts in your backyard with no fly on! GL. Great Vids!

[@kris-hk4hw]

Watching you Americans catching such small trout makes me really appreciate what we have in NZ

[@michelbergot6923]

There are not american people only colons came from Europe to stole this Land.

[@kris-hk4hw]

@@michelbergot6923 U sound like a Maori. Your lands been taken. Get over it bro it's not your land no more

[@michelbergot6923]

@@kris-hk4hw it's the reel!

[@kris-hk4hw]

@@michelbergot6923 the reel is proberly Chinese

[@MrRourk]

If you are not already. Try double taper fly line. It does not cast as far. The trade off is easier to handle. Get a bamboo or fiberglass rod with proper vintage line for correct tune. Try 406 fly line. It is made for older / slower rods.

[@bustabigbass6627]

Love your vids...and your music choice...very relaxing.

[@clarklindquist8137]

I absolutely love the channel. You show the fun of catching little jewels, they are my favorite also. I catch alot of trout this way, if you ever find yourself up in Utah, look us up

[@FatManFishing]

Great editing. Love the drone footage. I also need to learn the fly rod. I found you through a small channel called Nicholas Pouliot. I love catching trout as that is what I mainly fish on my channel. Get a chance to take a vacation North to Pennsylvania I will put you on some brown, rainbow, and Brook trout. Good luck in your future fishing catch you on your next video

[@firstbitefishing1850]

Love your vids I caught one of these fish once

[@chucksgmgarage1116]

Best to practice Roll casts when trees and brush are at your back. Enjoy your videos very enjoyable, tight lines and keep practicing.

[@faustoramos9142]

I just discovered your channel and man!!!! The video production is amazing! I am really enjoying your vids, subscribed! 👍🏼

[@rakaiser7331]

The first thing I noticed watching you videos is the excellent quality of your editing. Great job. Do you do that for a living?

[@garrymobey912]

You’re doing great with the fly rod buddy, try a greenwells glory and a gold ribbed hares ear those are my favourite flies 👍🏽👍🏽

[@chrisbajema8002]

Your gifted and blessed Nick!! Keep on keepin on

[@dallastrane8464]

Such an amazing video!, What camera do u use for ur slow mo shots?, Because a shot before, there was a camera quite a distance away? U should make a video on how u capture ur adventures in such a crisp way

[@618Fishing]

Dallas Trane that camera is my Panasonic gh5 shooting in 120fps. Thanks for watchin man!

[@618Fishing]

Dallas Trane (casting shots were in 4K 60fps)

[@dallastrane8464]

@@618Fishing thank you so much!

[@mikeroark5570]

I drive over that creek every other weekend on the way to my property! :) It's a wonderful creek to fish. Lots of species. Great video!

[@mowaterfowl1479]

You're best bet nymphing would be to fish where there are riffles and etties with light amounts of whitewater. This does 2 things. It increases the oxygen level of the water, pushes food towards the fish. They will stack up in these areas for these reasons. Also, in heavily pressured areas, fish become indicator shy. Use a giant dry fly as an indicator and a midge or other nymph under it. Be ready as sometimes they hit the dry fly!!!

[@Mainland444]

Try streamer fishing in areas you would be tempted to throw that spinner. Various retrieve speeds or erratic "go - go - stop - go - stop" type of retrieves can very much mimic an injured baitfish. Use woolly buggers or sculpin minnows or any pattern you can find online that imitates those creek chubs in your waters. Cast to the very far side of that run you were hooking trout on your spinner next time, soon as the fly lands start stripping it in... the fish usually trigger within the first few pulls. Good luck and it's awesome to see you developing as a fly fisherman!! Tight lines!!

[@texasred20]

You always make great content! Good job with the PB on the fly!

[@woodsoundsflutes]

You sure can fish that spinner great. I have been fly fishing since the early 90s. We have a lovely trout river here in Utah called the Provo River. Huge brown trout fishery. The key to fly fishing is understanding to some degree the entomology of the river you are fishing. Throwing out random flies is not an effective method of fishing. The best short cut for learning this information is often visiting a local fly shop. A half an hour of time taken in a fly shop not only will increase you effectiveness, it give you an opportunity to support a local business a bit. There is nothing like fishing flies that were tied for the specific river you are fishing. If you ever want to come out to Utah for a fishing trip, let me know. I would be delighted to take you out.

[@darrylnelson6264]

These are some very nice videos. I used to trout fish in Alaska.

[@emile08EHS]

Dude. I love your music selection.

[@anthonyellis5741]

When he said “I caught a rock fish”, I felt that!

[@kylenbrads3156]

Your vids are great and at the end of the day you always have a smile on your face no matter how many fish you caught, gods creation is beautiful and just experiencing it is an amazing wonder 🙂

[@delancyhotalen4256]

The time of year looks like fly fishing would be tough. Trout like what ever the season brings. Like, hot weather brings certain insects that the trout eat. Your spinner probably presented a minnow or seasonal insect. Enjoy your videos.

[@PaulDMcKay]

You could seriously be entering these more recent "trout/fly mission" videos in short film festivals or competitions. The quality of these has gone way way up! From editing, to cinematography (especially the colors recently), and music choices... I've really been enjoying these recent ones! (I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that I'm a fly angler...) Keep up the good work Nick!

[@nomerc3608]

The best time to catch trout is right after a rain. I have watched people fly rod fishing walk right over or by the fish! The fish have ran down stream and right on my hook! Use to catch my limit every time... I use to hide and fish. Stick only the tip of the rod over the edge of the water and let a night crawler or red worm dance down the stream. I have catch my biggest brown in a small stream you would think no fish would be in this very small mountain stream...

[@christopherkane633]

Great videos, and the beards looking good.😃

[@johndrx165]

Nice cinematography!

[@rockfly8384]

Legend. Beautiful spot. Loving all fly fishing.

[@tomwalker1921]

Those prince nymphs are a great trailer below a popper. Nice video.

[@brandondurflinger2527]

I love your videos I live by Marion Illinois and my favorite places to fish are the spillways rend lake is a Great Lake for multiple species

[@potatoboris1534]

Drone footage is superb.

[@Emielio1]

Love your vids man! I'd like to learn fly fishing one day, but I am more of a static fisherman (I hate walking around too much, so I plop down in a chair on the bank, put my rods with baitrunner reels in a rod rest, and let the self-hooking rigs do their thing while I drink beer... I mostly fish for carp, tench and bream, occasionally deadbaiting for pike and zander as well), and I can see a potential fly rod lying around unused, taking up space, because I'd probably never feel like using it... just like my spinning tackle, haha. Way too much casting for my taste. I do love to watch others doing it though :)

[@flamingviperv12]

Tip that you can use if you want to use a fly but aren't good enough to use a flypole. So what you do is you take your normal rod, then you get yourself this clear bobber, now usually on bigger bodies of water you would fill it with water, about 3/4ths, but on a smaller body of water like the creek in this video, you would keep it empty, then what you do next is tie your fly like 4-6 feet if I remember correctly under the bubble and then you got one of the best fishing methods ever. When you get the perfect spot like a fast flowing spillway, with the correct time of the day, you will get a bite every single cast and if done right, catch a fish every cast.

[@ntsegmuag3144]

Definitely for sure when your casting with your fly rod, try swift motions like the extension of your arm. In tight places, you can always feed little by little to keep you from having to whip your pole drastically

[@dylanhay3884]

Another great video nice. I love them. Keep it up man and nice fish. U should try mepps size 2 spinners in creeks like that

[@fishforthethought1880]

Your video work is incredible!

[@robertpayne6781]

I would try throwing some brighter stuff for those rainbows. Egg patterns can be very effective, y2k's, nuke eggs, glo bugs. Maybe something with a chartreuse tag on it like a peaking caddis

[@roberthoffhines5419]

To really enjoy using a flyrod you need to be comfortable with the back cast. They're best when you're wading and you can cast over that clear space over the water in back of you. Ah! glad you made it work!!! Now to get you on split bamboo...

[@samcrist911]

Hell with the fly fishing 😂

[@cheza7061]

Well done learning a new fishing skill. I'm learning how to use a baitcaster reel, so it's a first for us both. I hope it keeps getting better. Good luck!!! 🎣😎

[@618Fishing]

Cheryl Ashbrooke it always seems impossible at first, but the key is to practice practice practice! Thanks for watching!

[@360fishingadventures8]

Fly fishing junkies like me are getting angrier and angrier every video you fly fish. It's a hard one to learn lmao. Good luck bro!

[@Ray12gun]

Keeps getting better!!! Great content

[@crazyaboutfishing]

Nex time carry your long handle net Nick...

[@gunnarmoore2428]

Love the new music

[@natertater8480]

This guy deserves 1 million likes

[@neehobelic689]

That creek looks absolutely incredible

[@rye4074]

Love the song at the beginning

[@jarlaxiko]

Beautiful stream! Try fly fishing going upstream since that's the direction the trout are facing in anticipation of food floating downstream.

[@josephthennes4656]

I've always wanted to fish that spot, little further up stream was my plan. Definitely will be doing that! Nice bro keep them vids coming

[@valiantwarrior4517]

I bet that was your personal best rock. 😁 I’ve never caught one of those on a rod!

[@lukejohnson5522]

I loved the video and I would love to see even more fly-fishing content. A few fly-fishing tips for ya, make sure you check what kinds of flies would be working in the time of year. Typically stoneflies and prince nymphs aren't winter flies, and you will catch much bigger fish on the right flies.

[@bcriv321]

Bro! You're killing me with all these videos literally in my own back yard!

[@connorburger5627]

Awesome to see you in Missouri(where I’m from)

[@austinbananto5597]

Literally been waiting a week for the next video and was super excited today when I got the alert that you uploaded one excited for more :D

[@slimandlean]

Grats on your PB! To get better at casting, leave the spin gear at home, and google the roll cast. Also maybe look up nymph rig setups, looks like you may not have been fishing deep enough

[@slimandlean]

Pain Weaver idk about you but I don’t click on videos for the title, I click for the content. He produces some pretty good content none the less.

[@whyyunggod7473]

Can you please go back to the spillway where you caught your pb. Bowfin

[@rbra9611]

You need to be more specific when you say the video he caught a PB.

[@whyyunggod7473]

@@rbra9611 what do you mean???

[@whyyunggod7473]

@@rbra9611 oh personal beat

[@whyyunggod7473]

@@rbra9611 trust me its a fishing vidéo bro everyone already knows what it means lol tight lines.

[@rbra9611]

@@whyyunggod7473 I love his videos but every other video has a PB in the headline.