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Don’t know if you’ll see this but awesome catches sweet spot! I’m going to the breeches first time this weekend. In a spot like that with heavy flows what fly are you fishing? I’m new and I couldn’t imagine me trying to nymph and watch my indicator when the water is that rough nice stuff!
I’ve been fishing those exact streams for 20 years. Maybe I should make some videos. 24-29” fish every year.
Owen I absolutely love this video!!!!! My heart is bursting!!!!! I love you Owen ❤
You have a new account or just not uploaded in a year ?
Bro what's the road called that you guys are fishing on right there
Have native brook trout in a stream running through my small town. It's so cool seeing how many are in there at times, never caught one cause the stream is small and covered in brush most places, I just scare them all away anytime I get close
Great! ❤
Where is this spot? Boiling springs or closer to susquehanna river
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Where is the new content, Owen? Let’s go!
Beautiful looking fish!
That is a sweet stream… nice adjustments! Great colors!
Great video and catch bro
Owen, where are you? Hope everything is okay, miss your vids.
Hey Joseph! Glad you enjoy the videos my friend! 👊 Everything’s ok, life has just gotten very busy lately and have had no time at all to edit. Been getting a ton of fishing in, posting pics from my most recent adventures on Instagram and Facebook as of now. My issue is currently a lot of the places I’ve been fishing and exploring, I really don’t feel comfortable making videos at. It’s been so long since I’ve been to a popular stream everyone knows about. I love the adventure and thrill of finding places that are really on the down low, putting the time, effort, and research to find and locate the big fish I’ve been catching (specifically big wild brown trout in waters that aren’t protected and not known by many anglers), and really want to do these fish as well as the people who chase them a favor and not expose the trout that live in these special waters. I’ve mostly gone dark because I’ve recorded in some of these places in the past, and even though I didn’t post the name of the creek or any recognizable backgrounds, found people poaching fish at the streams I’ve been fishing and they told me they found out about the spots from my videos. Was very disappointing, because these wild and native fish populations mean the world to me, and unfortunately KZread combined with social media has exposed these fish. I may even start a podcast, but first need the time to do one. I’m thinking in the future since I can’t make full videos, just don’t have the time, can upload KZread shorts of short mini clips of me catching fish, or explaining how I’m fishing a run, and make sure the background isn’t visible. It’ll be tough, but that way can still make uploads and not worry about attracting the wrong crowds to some of these spots. I love sharing my experiences with others, but I really want to ensure to put the fish first before the views from now on. They mean too much to me, but hopefully can get some content up soon! If not definitely follow my Instagram or Facebook, always keeping that updated! 🤙🎣💦 Tight lines brother, and thanks for checking up on me!
I fish this spot
Awesome amazing video love ya ❤
I understand what you are saying about the browns and I will admit they fight much harder however I come from a state where brook trout that had been there for 12000 years got pushed out by introduced browns only thanks to coservation there are few streams left brown trout are in almost every stream here now eating the native fish species despite the fact these trout are migrating wild trout they are not native I do believe there should be streams with non native rainbows and browns but there needs to be more native fish species protected
Hi Reid : ). Not sure why I didn’t mention it in this video, but I love native brook trout just as much as wild browns. We should do more to protect the native species we currently have left today, along with continuing to manage for the wild browns. The browns are here to stay whether you like it or not. No matter how hard you try to get rid of them, they are masters of adaptation and will continue to thrive and find a way to survive. We mise well manage for what we have. I do believe however that in headwater streams where wild browns have been introduced over native brook populations, we should be doing more to restore brook trout to the upper most sections of those watersheds. Our biggest issue is not migratory browns, but rather resident wild brown trout pops that are spin-offs of stocked brown trout from the state hatchery with inferior genetic traits resulting in them staying in one place, not moving, and gorging on brook trout and hence stunting the population ( meaning the wild fish adapt at a smaller size and due to a lack of food resulting from competition for shelter and spawning ground with stocked trout adapt to have a smaller requirement and adapt at a smaller size and not move. Let me explain further. I believe we can both agree the biggest issue not just in my state, but sounds like yours as well is the constant stocking over native and wild trout populations. Makes me sick to my stomach. The state needs to do more research on the impacts stocking over wild and native trout has. I’ve seen a brook trout stream go from all brooks to barely any left. When the brooks were there, each fall I’d see huge migratory wild browns run up from the river below this trib for spawn and the brook trout continued to thrive. As soon as PFBC came in and stocked their stupid brown trout over this population, it only took about 2 years for the brook population to be completely wiped out by introduced resident brown trout. Do migratory browns have some resident spin-offs? Absolutely, but through observing what I saw happen to that brook trout stream nearby, migratory fish aren’t the issue, the introduced stocked brown trout are. When stocked trout are raised, they are forced to stay in one place and are fed pellets each day. They don’t have to work for their food, since day one they’ve been trained to eat easy food right in front of them. I believe when these fish are introduced into brook trout watersheds, when they spawn and have resident spin-offs, they take on those same traits as the stocked brown trout at a hatchery. They don’t move and since they got a ton of brookies in front of them they end up gorging on them just like the pellets in a hatchery. I also know streams that crazy enough, in the lower sections have massive native brook trout and only have brown trout in the headwaters! This is due to the ph in the lower portion of the watershed being favorable to the brook trout, but not favorable for brown trout until the headwaters. Amazing how nature works. This watershed I’m referring to is a forgotten acid mine drainage stream ( like most are ) and untouched by humans for many decades recovering over time. Due to limestone sand and reclaimed AMD projects from local organizations, these streams are a true representation of what happens when stocking doesn’t occur and the native as well as wild trout population isn’t stunted. Stocking has its place, but that place shouldn’t be over native brook trout or any significant wild trout populations already established. They should stock in places wild and native trout can’t exist. Thank you for your comment! Appreciate your thoughts.
@@Osnyfishingadventures I really appreciate that you did your research
Nice man! Export the vids in a higher bit rate and it won’t come out as grainy! Good to see you back with a video!
New slub ! Liked 🙏🦵😀👍
So glad the vids are back, and great quality too!!
Owen, great to see you back! Looking forward to what you'll share with us down the road. Great fishing experience, thanks for sharing! Also appreciate the info on the soft hackle application!
Hey Owen! Great to see a video up. Patience and perseverance paid off. That honey hole was really something especially with all those wild fish. I’ll catch up to you for an outing. Tight lines Buddy!
awesome!
Do you think the net is big enough?
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣 At this point I have to have a net that big, just never know when the next monster is going to appear. This past spring has been crazy! Thanks for tuning in, and tight lines!
Glad to see a video ,brother.as always GREAT video. Things are too warm around me right now,gonna have to go warmwater,or maybe nighttime. Can't wait for the next video👍👍
Thanks Dean! Water was an ice cold 56 that day! This stream holds its temps real well, even over summer. However, been focusing more on bass and warm water species as of lately. Bass on the fly are so much fun! Want fall to come already though, tired of this hot weather, lol. Tight lines brother and thanks again for watching!
@@Osnyfishingadventures yea brother,Can't wait for fall.Hopefully this year I'll be getting it in on some salmon and Steelhead
Hey hey Owen! Good to see ya back in the saddle 👍🏻. Beautiful water! Was this recent or a while ago! Good stream flow. Thanks for sharing.
Yo Scott! 🎣💦 Hope you’ve been slayin em this summer, looks like it from your recent videos! This was about a month of so ago, but got busy and wasn’t able to get it up till now hahaha. Thanks brother for the support as always! 👊
Cool video but you shouldn't be fishing for our native brook trout in November as they are spawning. It is not illegal but is certainly frowned upon.
I enjoy living on the Yellow Breeches. That hole is always full. Walk the entire C&R section they maintain it well.
What is the location of the name of that road that runs over that spot? Thank you
Nice job Owen. I was up yesterday and there were about a half dozen risers up there in the ditch. Couldn’t get eats on a beetle despite the Japanese beetles in the shrubbery (though I did chum some up tossing beetles I’d picked off some leaves) but did manage a couple misses on ants. Hit the lower section by there on the way out to see if they’d reset and saw you start working that section so I left you to it. Hope you had some luck, that’s a very tough section
Did pick up a few but they were tough! Slow bite, took me awhile to figure em out, but once I did landed about 5 or 6. Nothing huge but still fun neither the less! Lol out of all flies, they were taking a lively legs y2k! 🤣😭 no clue why, I just figured why not try it since I’ve never tried it in big spring, and the fish were really interested in it! I had a big bow eat it but turned away at the last second! Trout are weird hahha, like for example, the other day was fishing a local stream that I slammed the wild browns on with a y2k in the middle of a rainstorm! Didn’t land one rainbow, then about 2 weeks later I come back, waters much clearer, not one brown and all rainbows on the y2k 🤣 kind of ticked me off hahaha. Better than no fish though I guess!
Heh. Getting eats is always better than getting skunked
Where is that spot at I’m new here from Texas
What is the name of the stream in snp
Thanks for a great vid Owen!
What is the name of this stream
Okay well I guess you don’t know
Nice Fish! This creek looks so good wow. I'm assuming thats all private property though?
These are, but most of the places I fish now aren’t private. Back then didn’t know a lot of places away from private water. Theirs giant public water browns out there! Land a lot of em, just don’t record on those streams because as of now they don’t have a lot of pressure. Want to keep it that way, especially since most of those fish don’t have any regulations at all to protect them. Thanks for watching Ben!!! Yessir! That creek is a blast to fish, but don’t think I’ll be going back anytime soon with the amount of big wild trout locally and closer to my area! Also costs way too much money to fish there. Lol was like 250 to fish per person just for one day! 🤣 and that’s was a discounted price since someone backed out of a spot!
So fed up with people who claim they catch big trout and don't say what water way they catch them on in Pa. sorry. But this is just being greedy. of videos you don't tell which waterway it is. Pa waters is not just yours. So please go back to college. stay off of Pa streams please. their not just for your fishing.
This is a joke right? I’m all for helping folks find new spots. Especially someone you trust. But why on earth would he just throw the location of this fish out there for every single person to see on KZread?
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Might as well just go fish the hatchery!
Owen, This video was crazy fun to watch! Turn your friend into a fly fisherman. My Buddy wouldn't go to fly fishing shows or trout streams because he's a Bass Fisherman fresh and Salt water. He's Hooked now and we do trips to the West Branch, Tully and it's just the beginning! Sent him a link to this video, the last under water clip was INSANE! Great Job!
Thanks Man!!! Hahaha yeah hopefully one day can get him into fly fishing! Have met quite a few people in the past that I’ve turned into fly fisherman! That’s a fun little stream to fish, but don’t fish it too much anymore because not the biggest fan of stockers. However, it is nuts how many fish are in that run at times, and fun every once in awhile! Glad you enjoyed the video and tight lines! 🎣💦
Crazy Video! Did you get Covid?
Good footage
Nice fish. If the winds not blowing any temp is bearable. Good to get out whenever possible. Thanks. Keep the vids coming.
Awesome video dude
Well, you’re more dedicated than I am. I’m not hitting the water until the ice is gone and the temps are above freezing.