You are a credit to flyfishing young man.

Nice video. I'm heading to Hershey tomorrow for some baseball tournament action and you're video is tempting me to stay an extra day.

@MarcTelesha

3 жыл бұрын

Next time stay for Yellow Breeches, Big Spring, Falling Spring Creek and Latort. Amazing fishing 45 minutes to an hour from Hershey. Just stay south of Carlisle and cut your driving time.

Awesome video!! Funny story, the exact rock outcropping in the park section where you caught the brown on the caddies dry, is where i caught my first ever Letort Wild Brown!! 😆

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

Super cool! I wonder if it was the same fish? Or maybe his brother or sister.

Excellent fish and releases. The Letort is a very unique fishery that has unfortunately suffered a few hardships in recent years. Glad to see many YOY on the lower end. Great vid 👍🏼

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! It was good to see those baby wild brown trout! Despite the chemical spill on base a good number of fish seem to have survived.

When you catch a trout on the Latort you know you can proclaim yourself a true fly fisherman! Good job young fella!

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yes, the Letort is a very technical stream. That makes it even more satisfying when you do catch them.

Awesome video. Thanks

@hotspotnymphing

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

So Cool! Keep Up the Videos!

Nice job on all the spring creeks in the area. I fish the Letort Spring run often with much success. Heading to Big Spring this weekend. Good luck on the water. Tight Lines!

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching my video! The Letort is an amazing stream, glad you enjoy it as well.

awesome video keep it up 👍

Nice Video dude! Duracell Nymph? May have to put a few in my box!

Nice job, really enjoyed your video. Keep it up and your channel will get huge

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Duracell very popular, fish seem to look at the camera before they swim away...

I always figured the area around the War college was the easiest water to fish😂. I actually love the upper section but getting around in those meadows is 99% of the challenge.

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! I agree, the war college section is a lot easier to fish. The Meadow section is also a lot of fun but it takes more time to get into position than actually presenting your fly to the fish!

Hey Justin thanks for the video how did you go about getting on the Barracks’s? I can’t believe that I lived in this area all my life 54 yo and never fished the Letort!! That’s going to change.

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching my video! Definitely get out there and try the Letort, it can be challenging but it is very rewarding! Luckily my dad is active duty military, so we have access to military installations.

11:00 that was a big fish

How do you decide where in the stream to fish?

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

I could make five videos on this topic, and maybe I will... There are many factors that go into the the process of finding fish. In general I like to look for seams (the lane between faster and slower water). I catch a lot of fish in those seams!

How do you tell a wild fish?

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

Their fins generally look a lot better, they have separated spots, and their coloring looks a lot better than stocked fish.

Arn’t all fish wild?

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

No, the state stocks fish into certain streams to help boost the fish populations. Those fish they stock are called stocked fish.

“Fish kill” ????

@hotspotnymphing

3 жыл бұрын

Last year during construction there was a chemical/sewage spill into that section, that killed a lot of those Brown Trout in the area. It now seems to be on the rebound thankfully!