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What is the net holster clip youre using?

The only advise I can give on a reel is trying to get something that has an enclosed drag and bearing. That way, if it gets wet or dirty, it will still handle great.

Your skill and narratives really punch up your vids. Thanks Jon, you always make watching a pleasure!

Best tutorial I've watched with solid hints every minute. Heavy short leader was an obvious one that I overlooked for years and had troubles with casting because of that. Thanks, will be following your channel.

Good thing you brought your big net for all those monsters your reeling in 😂

I think they use to call this "high sticking" in the 70s.

Thanks for sharing you two......

Some % of those fish died. Just leave them alone and fish the stockers.

Is this the west prong little pigeon river?

What river is this.

Once again, you two presented a great 3 day adventure. Thanks Jon and Andrew!

I don't think it's a matter of which is better, I don't think it's a valid comparison at all. They're different tools to do different types of fishing. Both can catch you truckloads of fish, just in different ways. I use both, and I'll never exclusively pick one over the other.

Great video! Thank you for sharing. Please share your rod set up for the dry flies and sinking flies please. Leader, tippet length and specs. Thank you.

Would love to fish those waters..

is this the same california trip you guys did last year or is this new?

it is so tough to get into that area. I do it from the eastern side on week long trips. it's a little easier to access. my favorite ways to access the Kern are kearsarge pass, up bubbs Creek, over Forester pass, over to lake south america, down the upper Kern basin to the tyndell cutoff back over to the jmt, over Forester pass, bubbs Creek and out kearsarge pass. another is trail pass to golden trout creek, down to little Whitney meadow, down to the Kern, back up to volcano creek, over to golden trout creek and out trail pass. I've accessed it from the west side via the high sierra trail as well. much harder to hike in and out though.

Dream land. Now that's a quality time out there bro!

The Chattahooce River is not this good, I fish north ga streams and no one I know will fish the hooch for trout. The game and fish, DNR, have the rules so tangled it’s not worth trying anyway. Parts are artificial only, other parts are forbidden, no signs, no markings yet a game warden will say it’s your responsibility to guess correctly.

Unfortunately the Little Kern River doesn't qualify as a Heritage or native drainage, so you missed that one. There are very few tributaries to catch a qualifying "native" Litter Kern Golden. You should have started above the Little Kern where the tributaries begin. You're also in the eastern sierra and not the southern. Your little kern goldens look legit (13:50) since they have head-to-tail spotting, whereas goldens do not. A lot of it truly depends on which creek you were fishing to determine the purity of the strain. The three native strains in that area can very easily be caught in their qualifying native waters with such little hiking it's ridiculous. Kern River Rainbow - 1-4 miles. Little Kern Golden - 1/4 mile. California Golden - from your car window.

Nice!

Still no catch and cook brother

The rod is all that really matters, but we do like to dress it up with a nice reel. :D

some of my most vivid memories are of fishing with my grampa. Now I'm a father of toddlers and I've always been interested in fly fishing. i really appreciate this video and hope that even though I live in Mexico that I will be able to source some affordable beginners gear here and go fishing.

Where are you fishing

On one of the videos I saw you putting some fancy socks and overlapping those on top of your boots. Please tell us about that "know how" of yours! Thank you! P.S. Awesome places and quality time there! Thanks for sharing!

Even if you completed all the bucket lists in your life. If you didn’t find God and Jesus Lord, it’s all futility and pointless. Sure we can enjoy the activities on this earth, but to follow Jesus and do everything for the glory of God it’s completely different.

Awesome vid! Thanks.

It is more difficult to be effective with fly. But once mastered so much more rewarding than spin casting no matter what lure

TANK!!

Incredible!

I dont realy understad fly fishing like can soneone explain me why cant he just tie a fly with some splitshots 3 inches above the flyand just use a spinning rod and reel

yall gotta go back sometime and do part 2 , this wasbestb probably in the top 10 of your best recorded work. Seriously !

I can outfish a hardware caster with my flyrod anyday

You in NC? Let’s meet up and do a spin vs fly comp. I used to use spinners a lot but lately found micro jigs and soft plastics produce way more and better quality fish. I would also like to learn fly fishing lol

Many fish lost just like that.

What’s your favorite size fly line and weight rod and length for this?

The adventure is what keeps us at it.

Very nice video! Great adventure! Thank you for sharing with us.

What a fantastic place, that scenery is gorgeous and so are the fish. Didn't know that the trails were all marked, I thought that you just went where ever you wanted. Bet that the ones you kept tasted as good as they looked cooked over your campfire. Really lovely video.

Who gives a fuck if its a wild or stocked. A fish is a fish!

Great video! Silly question, but who makes those burnt orange pants?

When I’m older I will be going there. Those fish are worth the travel

16:51 an animal jumps into the water from the tree, what kind of animal is that.

Nice fish Jon! What did he tape out too?

Hey, my net just got a hole in it and am wondering where you got yours😆

Good to watch this video again. Awesome adventure with beautiful species.

Good work boys....Reminds me of when I was 20 yrs old and chasing wild trout all over the Sierras...good times

What dates was this filmed??....curious about the high flows?

I've never been to the Sierra Nevada Range. To go up in the high Sierra was a definite bucket list item, but afraid time and resources have run out. That is fine. I've been blessed to fish other beautiful places with the best of friends. To remember the first species of trout caught, where I netted it and what it ate will remain with me. Now I'll experience The Sierra through your eyes, fishing and digital cameras which ain't too bad. Take care.

Holy crap! What part of the country are you fishing?