Explosive PA & Ohio Steelhead Fishing | One Hour Documentary

Anticipating the release of this ! Can’t wait to hear & see especially Kurt and Morgan !🎣

Awesome

No offense, but you guys have put out some fantastic vids. Why do one on fishing some burned out Pa. drainage ditches to catch stocked pellethead muttbows? I mean they eat yarn on the daily. You guys are way better than that.

Treasure of a resource. Thanks for a great video!

I enjoyed this very much , thank you for educating those that never fly fished on knowing the difference between Private Property and Public waters.

Nice Colin, nice fish, oh yeah, nice!

Excellent
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

Awesome fishing trips, tight lines.

Thumbing up 👍

Great show, very well done, thanks! Barry

The Bitikofer’s are an amazing family, and this fishery is world class. Loved this episode.

Great video! We have big lake run browns here in Ireland in the summer/autumn and I’m sure your tips will help here too.

Great video
I am blessed to live right in the center of steelhead alley
Tight Lines!!!!

We tied Kurt's Creek Minnow at our last Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing: Augusta GA meeting., Gonna try it out this weekend on bluegills and largemouth bass this weekend

Really enjoyed the show! Thanks!

I would like to say to everyone who say those are not steelhead, I would say when steelhead were implanted in grate lakes years ago at what point did they cease to be steelhead and pacific salmon cease to be salmon just because they have introduced into the great lakes?

Just a fantastic video Colin, really enjoyed it. What a successful trip!!

I'll never forget the first steelhead I ever hooked. I couldn't have been much older than 11 or 12. It almost scared me. The water conditions were perfect, we had fresh, virgin snow nobody have walked through. Everything was calm and beautiful. And then the water EXPLODED when I hooked that fish. And no matter how many I catch I am still every bit as excited as I was back then

Well done video! 👏

THere's only a need for private water is to restrict others from fishing, nothing else. There's no holiness or virture to it. More private makes as much sense as having a shorter, narrower road to drive.

So the "need" for private land boils down to guides and landowners being able to profit off a public resource they don't own filled with fish paid for by the public.

Fantastict trip with fantastic guides. Great video. Thank you

I went to school at Frostburg State... we used to make the run to Erie to chase steelhead. It was a 4 hour drive each way, that was a LONG day but lots of fun. By the way, if those suckers come out of cold, clean water, they are FANTASTIC to eat.

Losing a ton bc angler is setting 5 minutes after bobber down at least in this video. I’m unsure what is common up there. I just relate it to my local fisheries and trout.

Do any anglers up there use yarn? More sensitive and fish get less resistance I think.

Do any anglers tight line nymph for em?

I get bobbers are easy for older clients to see though.

Where’s the other 3000 guys?