I landed my plane on a 11,000ft mountain

[@Dkdirtbikes]

I really appreciate that you discuss all your safety considerations on video and don't just "send it!". - Establishing a way out. - Low approaches to inspect the landing area and its surroundings. - Make sure you're not buzzing people. - Having a plan. You're doing youtube piloting responsibly and the community appreciates it!

[@TrentonPalmer]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@jdailey1798]

Amen. Have always loved aviation and I think Trent is doing it right on this platform.

[@MyNathanking]

-Establishing a way out. -Low approaches to inspect the landing area and its surroundings. -Make sure you're not buzzing people. -And having a plan to land the airplane safely and NOT having a plan to crash the plane for KZbin views like Trevor Jacobs The Airplane-Crashing Asshole did.

[@HiTechRob]

Agreed! In many cases it might be safe to land, but you do not have an option for a go-around or density altitude makes takeoff an issue. Cool that your Rotax is turbo-charged.

[@kavanpyle1352]

That 11,000ft achievement is rad. And safely done. I guess its possible to have awesome content without crashing your plane. Curious!

[@cloud-forge]

lmao

[@TheBlueKnight1]

LMAO

[@drewduncan1541]

very brave of him to fly without a chute and fire extinguishers strapped to his legs.

[@TheBlueKnight1]

@@drewduncan1541 I couldn't imagine doing it my self, the balls of this man

[@RMJ1984]

The problem is that crashing your plane, gives you 1 million views.. Fire extinguisher are always very important.

[@anto687]

"That's not real fly fishing" "Dude I literally flew here, how is it NOT fly fishing?"

[@danaskubic2145]

😎

[@pieterpretorius1014]

how about hanging the hook from a drone. with some better motors my f450 flame wheel could easily pull a small fish out of the water

[@WoutervanTiel]

Perfect!

[@TheGizMan1]

This is how a flying video should be done! Shows how a pilot should always be aware of where they are, and where their outs are if needed. Awesome video, Trent!

[@judd_s5643]

This IS the essence of flight. You, the plane and the sky. The kicker, he gets paid to do this!

[@scoutworks]

The Sign: "Mars With Flowers" Above timberline, the Sweetwater Range Provides habitat for many rare plants. The rocky apline areas, also known as "fellfields", may appear barren, but alpineplant populations have established here. This is a place of extremes, including both the weather and growth site. The Sweetwater Range is unique in Western North America with regard to the geologic processes that shaped it. Damage to the alpine area from vehicles can take years, even a lifetime to restore. Please enjoy the rugged grandeur of this area and the timeless beauty of the apline flora. And please, preserve these resources by traveling on designated routes. Cross country travel is prohibited.

[@SmittySmithsonite]

I was just going to ask that! Thanks, Scout! Nothing beats traveling a designated route ... through the AIR. 😎

[@KeffandMac]

Thanks!

[@jimmybx0072]

Controller here. Were just people too and yes even we blabber over the freq. No need to fear talking to us, were here to help. Aweseom vid! Ordered some severe clear to try out aswell.

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!

[@thereuploader8774]

11,000 ft with NO PARACHUTE? I’m surprised the plane was able to takeoff carrying such balls of steel.

[@branonlamphere9624]

He isn’t Trevor Jacob that’s for sure😂👍🏻

[@bad05ford]

You forgot fire extinguishers strapped to his legs under his pants.

[@Tkamsker]

Andi miss the fire extinguisher at his feet !!

[@HiTechRob]

Fire extinguishers are for rockets... lol!

[@Review-This]

@@branonlamphere9624 lmao 🤣

[@SeanMillea]

planes are so cool lol. Didn't realize you could just land it anywhere like that!

[@mathieuclement8011]

Not anywhere. Mostly Trent is landing on BLM land. He made a video about it.

[@Hyperious_in_the_air]

@@mathieuclement8011 it helps when Nevada is like 80% BLM land too. Really hard to do that here in CA since every landowner is a massive Karen.

[@jhmcglynn]

Those tundra tires help a lot.

[@99maggots23]

@@Hyperious_in_the_air i didn’t know black lives matter had their own reservations now 😟

[@natcalverley4344]

I screwed up with my super cub landing in a open range area in British Columbia once . I did not see a length of barbed wire attached to a ancient fence post laying in the scrub and it hooked my right had landing gear as I was rolling to a stop and caused me to ground loop at a low speed . Damage was minor but it sure took the starch out of my underwear . It made me less cocky and caused me to do numerous low and overs of potential landing sites . Not sure I would have ever seen the wire from the air in the incident I mentioned but the experience was sobering and I learned a valuable lesson from it.

[@vendter]

There used to be a paved runway just west of Bishop called Coyote Flats. It was 3,000' long and at an elevation of 9989'. It made Leadville look like a piece of cake. It was the highest paved runway in the US. I landed my Cardinal there many times (it has a turbo). As with all great things the USFS ripped it up. I think it could still be landable with a plane with big tires. There are a couple of lakes a short hike away, but we never caught any fish.

[@travisk5589]

There is a great density altitude video that was made in the 60's and they used this place as a reference.

[@adim0ck]

Leadville CO now. Fly in and they give you a certificate for landing at the highest airport in the US

[@429thunderjet2]

@@adim0ck oh yeah? How high is it?

[@rjbishop12]

@@429thunderjet2 KLXV - 9934 ft MSL. North America's highest public use airport. I've flown out of there in the summer when the DA was over 13,000 feet.

[@vendter]

@@rjbishop12 Runway length is 6,400'. A little exciting in a normally aspirated engine. When I was there the flight school was using 172s and flying a 500' pattern.

[@johnreed5253]

Wow...about two and a half years ago I stumbled upon your channel, I earned my PPL way back in the early 80s but due to time and money didn't fly much past about 100hrs. The Kitfox was newly released and I HAD TO HAVE ONE! Never happened! Fast forward... after watching how much fun you were having the spark became a bon fire again! Although not a Kitfox, I'm sitting looking at the most Beautiful Zenith STOL aft fuselage assembly in MY workshop. This is a long way to say THANK YOU TRENT for throwing fuel on the coals!

[@TheJacklwilliams]

This so rocks! How is the project progressing? Im getting a mad urge to do this! Former skydiver, future pilot…

[@davidrobins4025]

Congratulations on the 11,100 plus landing in the mountains. You've had a beautiful day to fly - thanks for taking us along. Hope you have some success fishing that location next time you are there.

[@KosmicKoheiAspiringAstronaut]

As someone who has recently went skydiving, 11,000 ft is no joke! Check out my skydive on my channel.

[@stevet8121]

I was driving down the freeway the other day and my engine quit. I jumped out at 65mph and got scratched up but at least I didn't die.

[@Dasman5624]

LOL that's why I always drive covered in bubble wrap!

[@marlonisaac1]

Lmfao 😂😂😂😂

[@MichaelDreksler]

Good job you had all your GoPros running so that we could all watch ;-)

[@cageordie]

It's funny talking to one of my friends at work, he flies into small hard surface strips in New England and was trying to tell me that the west has nothing to compare to these little runways for difficulty. I told him to check O24 at Lee Vining and get back to me. He couldn't believe there was a runway at the bottom of a California mountain that was higher than the highest peak on the east coast. Now here you are landing on rough ground over four thousand feet higher.

[@JustPlaneSilly]

HAHAH!!! "I'm gonna put that crap on my resume" That was funny man.

[@blancolirio]

My little DR200 couldn't make it up to the top of mt. Paterson! Good stuff!

[@ridgetop8161]

My DR200 can do it, but with a 13 tooth up front and some serious leaning of the engine. It is SLOW though :).

[@trevorjacob1107]

Damn! Good content without 8 GoPro cameras on board and crashing your plane. You're a savage!

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!!

[@deebert7]

Hey passed my private checkride yesterday. I really love your videos they've definitely kept me motivated through the whole process.

[@stevehildreth1934]

I loved "dropping in over the fence"! We used Citabrias as tow ships for sailplanes at Sailplane Enterprises, Hemet/Ryan field in Southern Cal'. There was a barbed wire fence across the final approach. The tactic was to come in high to keep the tow cable off the fence, cross control and slip in the last few feet to land short. Landing short meant the line boy could just grab the tow line and hook up the next tow, putting another sailplane in the air as rapidly as possible.

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you

[@portnuefflyer]

The best way to handle high altitude ops is to NOT look at the altimeter, the plane will tell you what's going on. Assuming one is in tune with the plane of course. So you didn't have to bail out....cool.

[@845SiM]

Awesome working with //42 to bring us the chance to try this. Playing with engines in the fox 2. Really liking this plane.

[@tommydyess3994]

I sure do enjoy your "out and about" flying videos. Glad you have been able to make a few more lately !

[@pk464]

Thank you so much for the break from another rough nursing shift. What a dream day off. I always wondered how those peaks near the east walker looked from on top. Do you get offers for actual wingman ride alongs? Really appreciate your talking though your lists and thought process, and continual assessment of the conditions and how they affect your plan. Thanks again.

[@spaul85vin-husky]

So high over mountains, u should definitely fly in freaking parachute! 🤣

[@josiatokirina1788]

Actually a parachute for your plane! Mike Patey put one in Scrappy!

[@spaul85vin-husky]

@@josiatokirina1788 No, i literally mean actual skydiving parachute. One of my friend recently suffered engine failure over mountain area, but he was so wise, that he always fly wearing freaking parachute, and this saved his life. U may heard of it, his name Trevor. And Trent did video on this recently, u should watch it, u will get what I mean! ;)

[@josiatokirina1788]

@@spaul85vin-husky I saw it and Trevor pulled a dangerous stunt. Lots of evidence in his video, including a disconnected fuel line to his right wing. He should have practiced his flying skills better, because where he was and the altitude he bailed at, there was a flat land able place to glide his plane to. He should lose his license for such a stupid stunt.

[@chrisgraythereal]

@@josiatokirina1788 I think the comment was a joke.

[@josiatokirina1788]

@@chrisgraythereal my original reply about the plane parachute was a fun realistic reply to the original comment! My second was to the ridiculousness of the whole Trevor stupidity.

[@keith2964]

That's easy Trent, the sign on the mountain said, "Like and Subscribe and hit that Bell" !!

[@superwhuffo1]

I was a student pilot many decades ago.. then a skydiving instructor.. Really enjoyed watching this one.

[@braydenleniuss]

My man, you have lit the fire for my longtime aviation dreams. First FAM flight tomorrow. Thank you for continuous inspiration! Cheers

[@dougww1ectebow]

What a beautiful landing spot. Good takeoff too. Come to CO sometime and try one of the 14'ers...lol. Density altitude in summer has to be a killer. Looks like a fun day was had.

[@jameswilkinson4411]

Been a while (a year or so) since I last followed a flight of yours. You appear to have worked you craft a bunch. Good luck for rest of 2022. Jim Wilkinson (near Bend Oregon)

[@bencheevers6693]

The filmmaking in these is really well done, wouldn't normally be a channel I'd follow but it just looks so good, I know it takes a lot of effort as one person to get all these shots and whoever is editing these has a lot to go through, the setup and visibility of that plane is perfect for filming and the angles are great, the drone shots are great. Lots of striking imagery I really enjoy these videos.

[@dsdy1205]

helps that he does drone photography for a living

[@John_OC]

Thanks to Trevor I found a great channel! New subscriber man! Love the vids

[@stevesmilanich3715]

You don’t suck at flying. You might just suck at landing sometimes. Great video Trent.

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

That was fun! Thanks for taking us along on that epic 11,000 landing.. What an amazing location.

[@cezza57]

You’re so lucky you have the freedoms and tools to basically land anywhere. Here in New Zealand it’s a lot more restrictive.

[@Lunch_box]

Which is why so many people are mad at that Trevor Jacob's fool myself included

[@TheDgelio]

As a Reno native it's awesome to see Northern Nevada (and Cali) through this prospective. Makes me want to get a bush plane and explore where I live now!

[@nothingtoseehere4026]

Great job on the flight following. Can't Transition thru Bravo without it. Class C, just need a tail # response just like Delta.

[@Sebastopolmark]

Trent, that was a GREAT day. There is a threshold where experience is greater that instincts and it gives you "those days" Carpe Diem! !! !!!

[@ngtflyer]

Love it. Congrats on the 11,000ft landing.. You sound like a pro on the radio too. No need to be concerned about that. Thanks for taking us along for the trip. Great views from up there!

[@ClausenFOTO]

Awesome! You flew right over my property once you took off. It’s at 7500 feet below Patterson on the east side.

[@Maarroak]

Having found your channel you've woken something within me about flying. It looks so cool, i wonder how difficult it would be to do what you do but here in sweden. Thanks for taking us with you, i really enjoy your videos, beatuiful landscapes and good music! You've learned me alot, congrats on the new highest altitude :)

[@cjjenson8212]

Welcome to the world of the flying cowboy's ❤️

[@passattdise]

Trent, you fish small midges in tailwaters, just below a major dam, say like right below Bridgeport reservoir in CA on the East Walker river. Further down, in NV, you need to put on some waders, flip some rocks in the riffles, and see what size, color and profile the nymphs are in the stretch of water you're fishing, and match with flies our of your box, or learn to tie flies to match. Also water temperature is important, too.... trout tend to get off the feed if the water temperature is much below 43 F.... so... water like that, you want to fish mid day to 3 or 4 pm this time of January. Need air temps higher than water temps to warm up the water and increase the fishy's metabolism and want to eat some calories. 45 F or so makes a big difference for those brownies to go on the feed.

[@FlyingDarkLord]

Back to the good ol’ Trent Palmer flying format videos! Welcome home 😎👍🏼

[@richards6246]

“Going to put that crap on my resume” lol awesome!!

[@Anachronism91]

Just want to say I'm loving your channel. I never considered bush flying before (if that's the right term for it) but you've inspired me to give it a shot when I'm able to pursue my PPL. Flying out to a mountain somewhere and going plane camping sounds amazing and your plane looks incredibly fun

[@bradleydobie3891]

I'm working on my PPL right now. I got started through a flying club which I highly recommend. Being part owner of the airplane means a little more up front cost but lower flying cost. Plus the more experienced club members can be a resource for you regarding CFI recommendations, good flying spots, and general advice. Unfortunately I haven't been flying for a couple months because winter in my state means constant wind.

[@Anachronism91]

@@bradleydobie3891 Oh, thanks for the suggestion! I'll definitely look into that.

[@AkPacerPilot]

Sweet! 11k was impressive… that higher altitude stuff is nutts how much faster it feels. For a guy that spends most time near sea level in the cool AK air, every time I’ve been 5 to 9K it’s so stressful… good job!

[@2112acj]

This was fantastic! My grandfather flew that area in the 1950's, out of Bishop. He may have landed in that same spot at 11,000 ft.

[@EvanPonton]

For fishing, I would recommend coming up on them a lot stealthier. In the winter ,creek fish get extra finicky and sensitive to noise

[@jacobt5459]

We have jeeped to the top of Mt. Patterson many times, that is one of my favorite areas. It's great to see you exploring to the south some!

[@andrewbeldin659]

Love it! The bead, ugh! But, at least you understand it. Your casting is much improved!

[@TrentonPalmer]

Gotta give the people something to rag on me for 😜

[@saltzen961]

Thanks for taking me mountain climbing !!! LOVED the "Above timberline experience " , and full marks for the Turbo ( I suspect you'll be doing this again :)

[@astralwargod6990]

You make me want to pursue my PPL . Flying seems so relaxing and good for the mind. Trent is so professional

[@jimlundstrom2986]

Loved the way you followed the creek carving side to side and the camera remained parallel with horizon. I'm curious, what did the sign say?

[@911Hammer]

Well… that escalated quickly.

[@watashiandroid8314]

Another commenter seemed to have posted it. It basically says that there is plant life there and asks people to only drive on the road path.

[@johnparker7945]

nice landing trifecta! what a great way to spend a day! congrats on the 11K record

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!

[@Adui13]

How many "inspection passes" do you average before landing in a new area? Also, and I'll understand if you dont answer this one; whats the pucker factor on a new site like that?

[@TrentonPalmer]

It really depends on the landing site, when it’s clear and open with zero signs of obstructions then it may only be one pass like this, but more technical and obstructed sites might require a bunch of inspection passes. I’ve probably done 10 passes at spots and never felt comfortable so I moved on. As far as the pucker factor on this one it wasn’t that bad landing wise. But in the back of my mind was the fact that I was alone, on a 11k ft mountain with forecasted 100+mph gusts in the next day meaning if I did screw up there was a good chance no one was getting to me and an even better chance I wasn’t getting my plane out of there. But when I kept that out of my mind it was a cake walk 🤪

[@cptcosmo]

I've dome some backpacking and horse/mule pack trips on the Walker River near Sonora Pass. Beautiful country!

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!

[@ZCOOKZ]

No parachute?!

[@roadboat9216]

Very nice! Wouldn’t wanna try that so much in the summer. Over 2 miles high! Well done! Love your skills and your airplane.

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!!

[@bernardc2553]

Now THAT was timing let's go flying.. B O O M !

[@Idaho280]

Loved the different spots you landed this day. Liked you just grabbing your pole and getting a few casts in before taking off for your last destination. Having a great time watching you get your exploring in these videos.

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!!

[@kc135_lover]

Good to know during your emergency breifing there was no talk about jumping out your plane! XD 😂

[@vindoll6237]

You did fine on the radios, you’ve gotten much better, and yes they gave you flight following to get through.

[@Flowmotion-Parkour]

11000 ft: Trevor Jacob: Jumps out, aircraft crashes Trent Palmer: Lands aircraft right there :))

[@1drwang]

Flew over the Sweetwaters this month on my way to Lee Vining in my c182. Clear, cold still air. The best. Dropped to about 500 AGL over Patterson summit in order to check out an old stone miners cabin. Did NOT consider landing. Then again, I’m no Trent Palmer in a turbo kit fox. Well done.

[@SmittySmithsonite]

GREAT flight, Trent! Loved this! The tallest "mountain" in MA is Mt.Greylock at 3,489 feet, LOL! And it wouldn't end well if you landed there. You probably could, but you'd stir up a hornets nest of people that hate anything with an engine. They may attack with walking sticks and $9 lattes! 🤣 Amazing how you can hit snowy mountains, plains, and dunes all in one trip! That is a pretty amazing state. I need to get out that way some day. Better luck next time on the fishing! 👍

[@benyhuckaby7478]

Lol yeah I'm going to backcountry ski greylock this wknd... If a plane landed I would get in and have them fly me out west for better skiing😂 new england would be TOO good if it had 9000ft + mountains

[@passattdise]

Damn Massholes!

[@SmittySmithsonite]

@@passattdise 🤣😂🤣

[@floridian7143]

Glad to see you back flying and taking us for a beautiful ride! "Mars with Flowers" was neat! Thanks for the ride and thanks for sharing!

[@alphabravo1214]

Love the video! I'm new to the channel, got a quick question: how do you know where it is safe and legal to land?

[@TrentonPalmer]

Public land that is open (no wilderness or wildlife preserves) and the safety part comes down to the pilots discretion as well as the capability of the plane and the pilot given the current conditions, so there are a lot of variables to that one

[@BigDoeJ424]

@@TrentonPalmer i have to imagine you landed in a wilderness area there.. i dont think theres any land in CA at 11k' thats not wilderness

[@BobSanders33]

@@BigDoeJ424for anyone seeing this in future, it is very clearly not wilderness. Look up Mt Patterson on a map if you want to see for yourself.

[@BrettsGarage]

Trent you continue to have the best channel on youtube. I'm hoping within the next year or so I can start down the road of getting my license. I conveniently have a brother in law who flies for one of the big air line companies and also has a beechcraft A36 to help log some hours on. Keep the cool vids coming!

[@fixizin]

... and the mountaintop SIGN said?... ("Long-haired freaky people need not apply?") 1970s ref... 😎

[@bobwright5557]

Awesome scenery Trent, thanks for sharing! Freedom Fox rocks as always!

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you

[@davefreeman6105]

11k, cute spot. -GravityKnightFlying ;)

[@lardo666]

Trent - get yourself some clip-on ferrite cores - pop one on the cable next the charger and you should stop the interference. (Might need a couple of turns of the cable, and/or a second one the other end)

[@A1BASE]

oh God. I found your channel after the Jacobs fiasco and now you've rekindled my wish finish my PPL & own a bush plane. You're living the dream!

[@baeschler]

Wish I had kept up my flight lessons back in the 80s when it was affordable. It would be epic landing in remote places with you. Great vids man. Keep them coming.

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you

[@gopro2021]

Where is your parachute? I've seen some other guy have a plane similar to yours but it broke mid flight and he had to jump out, luckily he had a parachute. Might be a good idea to wear a chute.

[@Prifly70]

Right on. An aviation video that's got action and education. The only drama...gopro interference. Keep it up!

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!

[@InducedBank]

Nice landings, even the 'bad' one! - love winter flying too, calm air & better climb rates! ATC - when I was getting my radio licence the instructor would say it's £1 a word ($1 for you) so stick to the correct minimal wording and correct phraseology. Still trying to get my head around it yet - must practice more!!

[@ebentucker6838]

Hi loved the video GREAT To see someone having fun like that Thanks Eben T South Africa

[@wes52101]

Love the channel, Trent. I have a question though. How do you know from the sky that you aren't landing on private property? I'm from Illinois and we don't have much public land around here, but I know you do out west.

[@joelturner4550]

He kind of explains it in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5moaGCdiaqIf9k

[@TheTomkat13]

Not much private land out here once you get a few miles away from town. Most of Nevada is BLM. You can pretty much do what ever on BLM land.

[@richardmarquardt6246]

Great little adventure! Beautiful out there in the winter.

[@Bert4Prez]

What did the sign on the mountain say?

[@Anonymous-ce6zg]

"Danger Entering Sasquatch territory"

[@danielmoss2394]

Very cool at 11k. Plus Freedom Fox looked spectacular in those shots against the dunes. She’s a beauty.

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!!

[@tylersoylemez7557]

Trent your content for me into Backcountry and Experimental Aviation. I now make Flight Sim Airplanes and I'm working on a highly customizable Kitfox S7 STi for X-Plane. Can we use the freedom fox livery?

[@Aviate68]

I'm interested in buying when it's out.

[@AN2Felllla]

Ayo look who it is lol

[@tylersoylemez7557]

@@AN2Felllla Ayy

[@bnelson313braveheart]

That was some epic flying in some beautiful country. Thanks for taking us along.

[@whiskeythrottl]

I have been up to that area on Mt Patterson a few times on the 4x4 road. The sign says no off road cross country travel because there are sensitive alpine plants that live up there. I know landing a plane in certain areas has arguably been a grey area with the USFS in the past and as a pilot and human being, I understand that mistakes can be made. Especially when things happen spontaneously. I've been following your channel for awhile and been a fan of your videos. They show a side of aviation that not many people get to see. I know you didn't go there with the planned intention of landing, I just hope other people don't watch this and think they should try going up there and doing the same.

[@seanmcerlean]

Thanks for the ridealong Trent. Awesome vid.👌🙌

[@beetlebailey]

Make a couple videos of you landing your airplane somewhere somewhat safe with your engine off, lol you know what I mean

[@rhodericlourens3323]

Thanks for another great video. You are a true example of enjoying your passion, but always staying within your (and your plane's) capabilities.

[@yt12394]

thanks for taking us along. this is the type of flying I want to do. I have a ppl but backcountry us where it's at!

[@flycory]

Finally got around to watching this one. Great video! Sure enjoyed it. I don’t think I’ve ever landed that high! Last time I tried it didn’t work out.

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!!

[@rumbear1]

Love the Walker! Heading south next month to hit the Owens outside of Bishop. Depending on snowpak Hot Creek may be fun!! Eastern Sierra Trout fishing!!

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!

[@DaleBoyce2012]

Temperature was definitely on your side. Turbo didn't hurt either!

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!

[@keithbarr3009]

Nice fun flying day, thanks for taking us along.

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!!

[@lImbus924]

Funny how the focus goes bananas just when vitamins for clarity are mentioned :D

[@WoutervanTiel]

Flying high is such a rush, I got my motorglider up to 17,999ft and took lots of pictures over the rocky mountains, some video too, may be some day I'll have to post some of it. Well done Trent, love how you approach your missions.

[@Paramoteurpilot]

It's great to be able to come along with you on these adventures, just wish I could be in the right seat. Carry on Trent!

[@Averageguy29]

I don’t say that I didn’t liked your other récent video, but i really enjoy to see you just flying like this and take us on your trip!

[@LaurieMB]

Love the subtle "If I have an engine out I can just turn that way" - beautifully done :-)

[@sebastiansmith41]

You are right, not keep your door open and fake urgency.

[@fredwilliams8305]

Well Tent I believe I have watched nearly every video you have made. It never gets old and I’m 79.

[@amytaylor2673]

Hello there👋,how are you doing today ?hope you’re having a good day? God bless you!

[@ruthiewrangler9864]

Your videos are so enjoyable to watch, I don't want to miss a second. Thanks Trent.

[@hivolco151]

I loved this one! I really like the different places you did your landings.... The last one on the sand was totally Instagram-able!! VERY NICE VIDEO!!! :)

[@68626862ful]

love your vids Trent thanks for the adventure this evening it was super cozy......