I live about 30 minutes from the white river and have been trout fishing very seldom but I really enjoyed your videos.

@hardmanfishing

3 жыл бұрын

I’m glad you enjoyed! Thank you for watching!

Michigan!

You ever come back to Arkansas. Keep in mind You can fish the White above Beaver Lake for Walleye and White Bass, Beaver tail waters for Walleye and Brownies, Jump to Missouri and fish Table Rock tail waters aka Lake Taney Como (its really the White River) for monster Bows and Brownies Then back below Bull Shoals on the White (if you really want Brownzilla, work around the area near the Cotter Trout Dock up to the Blue Heron RV park AT NIGHT with big swim baits 7" big) Then head over to Norfork tail waters to fish the last section of the North Fork of the White River as it dumps into the White just above where the Buffalo National River and the White meet.. Great nymph fishing (lots of brookies in there)

Awesome video guys and a lot of useful information thanks for sharing

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the great video my friend

great video man! Been loving the tutorial content! Looking frward to some more vids!

Another question is, when they release the water, does other items get pushed out of the reservoir like pieces of fish etc. I'm sure as the bottom of river is stirred up, sculpins, scuds etc. start moving around which should trigger feeding response unless there is a giant influx of cold water that would put them off?

Come to Western North Carolina and fish the fly fishing trail in Jackson county. Or really anywhere in WNC. West fork of the Pigeon, Wilson Creek, Deep Creek, etc. I'm a young person in my 20s learning how to fish for trout here in WNC mostly via KZread channels and it was really refreshing to come across your channel! You have a gift for teaching and a kind attitude towards the fish and other wildlife and it feels relatable to watch you do it. So thanks for doin' it :)

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the support! I couldn't do a lot of these things without people like you. But I definitely plan on coming to WNC! Unfortunately this virus forced me to cancel most of my plans

@halehudson4248

4 жыл бұрын

Hardman Fishing Adventures Ugh yeah same, this summer is gonna be hard. Most of our national parks were closed here for a while, and some not opening til August. Looking forward to when you make it through here though!

Nice video...Yes, It's all about the streamers!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Streamers til I drop! haha

Great Work! Keep it up the Steady Hard Work!!!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I will man! And thanks for the consistent support! It really means a lot. I also have been enjoying the Instagram photos.

UP of Michigan

nice fishes

Current River here in Missouri

Upper Shavers Fork catch and release or the Beaver Creek section of Upper Shavers Fork are good places to go.

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! I've fished a few of those areas before but never made a video. I'll try to get out there this spring

Nice man really liked the information given In this video. I started fishing the rivers near me last year and it wasn't till the end of the season did I kinda start to realize where fish like to hang out in it. This was a great series keep up the great work!!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Adventure Time Fishing & Hunting thank you! And I’m glad you liked the series!

Keep up the great videos man! Your small stream brown trout videos make we want to get out and try it

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Another one is coming out next week! And thanks man, I'll never stop posting them just because it is among my favorite type of fishing. Just looking to expand my horizons a bit.

@Kodysbackwoodsbasics

4 жыл бұрын

@@hardmanfishing I feel you there. I just wish my streams had bigger browns. I know they're around just really hard to find.

Killer stuff. It seems to me, that with each new release, the quality of your videos just keep continuing to improve. Great job! To answer your question, I would love to see you guys make it out here to Montana. The Missouri River is incredible. My home river "The Bitterroot" is a world class hidden gem. Basically, everywhere you go in this state, you are just a stones throw away from blue ribbon trout waters. It's pretty much the last great place left in the lower 48 as far as being un-destroyed by humans. There is still tons of "Untouched" wilderness & pristine beauty remaining out here. You guys would be in 🎣 Heaven. Another recommendation for the coolest trout fishing trip you could take in the U.S. would be Lee's Ferry, AZ. It's a spiritual journey through the most breathtaking scenery you could ever imagine. There is nowhere else on the planet like this amazing place. It's basically a trip through part of The Grand Canyon but the crazy part is, this section holds a shit ton of trout. No really, I'm talkin' like 20,000 per mile. Those #'s are off the Richter Scale....all made possible by the consistently cold running tail waters from Lake Powell. One last destination you should add to your bucket list would be The Green River, just below Flaming Gorge in northern Utah. Every trout fanatic should experience this trip at least once in their lifetime. It's insanely gorgeous & the trout #'s are also pretty sick as well. I know these spots are a bit of a distance for you mofos but soooooo worth the drive. I hope you at least get the time to scope 'em out on KZread to see I'm not just blabbin. Anyway, until next time, You lip rippin' Hardy Boys go easy ...and stay away from the Rap Music & Hookers!! GOD Bless! -🔪

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for all of the suggestions! Probably some of the best. Montana and Utah are on the bucket list of places to fish. I'd love to catch Bull Trout at some point. I've never had anybody suggest AZ but I'll definitely check it out. It seems like there is so much water to fish and so little time. I've been writing down all of the suggestions and making a list. Hopefully within the next 2 years I'll be able to hit just about all of them. That's the plan at least. Thanks for the support and the advice! Tight lines man!

@michaelfisherpeters

4 жыл бұрын

Hardman Fishing Adventures Put the Elk River drainage and Fernie, BC on your bucket list if you want big Bull Trout. Thanks for the great videos...

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Peters will do! Thanks for watching

Go for wild brookies in Maine, or head up to Vermont/ western MA for some good fishing too!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Maine is on the bucket list for brooks! And I'm glad more than one person wants me to fish there because it gives me an excuse to make the trip. But I'll check out Vermont and western MA as well. I'm sure that hole area is loaded. Thanks for watching!!

Wow!!! Great video man holly smokes!!! Never thought about trout being lazy lol but your right 😂😂😂 they do seek the easiest place to hide and then pop out to get their pray💯 keep the awesome videos coming man really enjoyed the series!!!🎣🎣💦💦

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked the series man! And pay attention to how fish act when you see them, they do everything for a reason. The more you notice the easier it will be to catch them.

Western NC brother! Hopefully you can make it in the spring

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I'll do my best!

Are these cutthroats native to the white River?? Would be cool to see you fish the green in utah. Love that damn river

Potter county pennsylvania for giant brookies

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I've had a few people I know fish that area! I'll add it to the list. Thanks for watching and for the input.

I tend to enjoy small stream mountain fishing. Smokies would be great. Any of the states. Out west cool too. But if definitely be Keen on seeing you take a crack at the giant Brooke trout in Maine. That intrigues me. I think Brooke trout are some of the prettiest trout out there. Whatever you do, I enjoy your videos!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! I know you've watched the videos a while and I thank you for the support. And I would LOVE to chase giant brook trout in Maine. It's on the bucket list of fishing places to fish. I don't know if I'll be able to swing that this year. I can definitely make some brook trout content though and I plan on it. Again thanks for watching and for the input!

How about Canada east coast

You should check out the green river in Utah. It's in a beautiful location, has big browns, and lots of guides.

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I'll definitely check it out! Thanks for watching!

Alpine lakes for cutthroat would be dope for a future trip!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I love that idea! I've wanted to do that anyway. Thanks for watching and for the input!

That was a cool ass boat, who makes that??

You ought to come up and fish the Delaware river in the Catskills. Incredible hatches for dry fly fishing during the day, and the chance at a huge brown on the streamer or mouse at night.

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I definitely need to hit that river soon. I've had several people suggest it. Thanks for watching and for the input!

Come fishing in my home state of virginia. It is not as good as west virginia overall but I know a few spots that have a special place in my heart. The shenandoah mountains are a beautiful place that have some awesome wild fish. Personally, I have been doing amazing in pennsylvania this year and highly recommend it as well. The trout are all over the place there.

@benbowman1283

4 жыл бұрын

Agree with Matt. I live in VA as well and there is some ok fishing here. But, I love Penns Creek in PA. It's incredible. The West Branch of the Delaware is also on my list. You should check them out!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I will definitely fish Virginia in the future. I was going to last year but never got the change. I know there is some good native fishing and other wild trout in western Virginia that I'd like to check out. Thanks for watching!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

@@benbowman1283 Someone else mentioned the Delaware. I'm definitely adding it to the list as well.

Fish the manistee River in Michigan or fish Valley crusis NC

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the input, I'll definitely do some research on them. And thanks for watching!

What about Argentina for big brown Patagonia I think

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Argentina is on the bucket list actually. I don't know much about Patagonia but I'll do some research and find out. Thanks for watching!

Maybe try the Cumberland River in ky?

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I've never even heard of it. I'll do some research! Thanks for watching and for the advice.

@toddmotz6415

4 жыл бұрын

@@hardmanfishing look at wolf creek dam or hatchery creek. Might help get you started looking it up.

Pennsylvania

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

That is Definitely on the list! I hope I can make it up there and fish with a few buddies sooner rather than later.

Great Video ..TJ is the man ! If you guys are looking for new places to explore ? Consider checking out East Tennessee Tailwaters ..Specifically the South Holston River and the Watauga River ..Both rivers offer some excellent Wild Brown Trout Fishing . Probably some of the best fly fishing on the east coast . World Class ..keep up the good work .Tight Lines

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Tj is the man I agree! And I've heard about it from others and I'll definitely be making a trip. Thanks for watching!

Lake taneycomo branson mo

Whats the intro song?

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I don't exactly remember, I get most of my music from epidemic sound

Come steelhead and brown fish up here in New York. For some big lake runs

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I want to try and fish for lake run browns this fall! We'll see what happens though. Thanks for the input and for watching the video!

Get after some Bonefish man! As a trout fisherman myself, the flats are unlike anything I have access to at home. I know you'd love it.

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

I'd love too! I might attempt it this spring but we'll see

COLORADO!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

One of the most amazing places I have ever fished. I will definitely return there!! Thanks for watching

@hectorcoria3650

4 жыл бұрын

@@hardmanfishing looking forward to it.

First comment!!! Wohoo! Awesome video

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

@garyblunk

4 жыл бұрын

What White River are you fishing, Arkansas, Colorado, Missouri?

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

@@garyblunk Arkansas

Lake moorman and Jackson river around Covington and hot springs va

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

The Jackson is actually one I'd like to hit pretty soon just because it's not too far away. But I'll keep these in mind! Thanks for watching and for the input.

I’d be honored to show you around my part of western North Carolina. If you don’t mind an off grid experience,, you can stay with me at my barn repurposed into a cabin appropriately named “Sometimes Cabin on Sometimes Creek.”

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

That sounds amazing! WNC is definitely on the list for this spring as well. Send me an email so I have a way to contact you and I might hit you up at some point this spring. My email is hardmanfishing@gmail.com

Why such a heavy rig? I don’t even use that heavy of a rig for steelhead. I know u can catch a monster but doesn’t it make the rainbows boring to fight? Great video!

@hardmanfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Yes it does. But if I hook a 30 pound brown I don't want to lose it. So I go big or go home. At the end of the day if I wanted to catch the little rainbows I have rods set up for that. Of course I do have fun with them from time to time too!

Mn driftless

@hardmanfishing

3 жыл бұрын

I definitely plan on doing that!