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We are going 2025 to the gallatin. How do I get to this spot y’all are at

squeal like a Pig....🐷🐖🐽

Power Boat not allowed on section of river you reviewed. Canyon is drift only.

Waste of time watching private water

What’s the name of the first pool? And how did you access it? Wonderful video thanks guys

I go to Tepee.....

Can’t keep cutthroat in that river only rainbows but cutthroat is all you mainly catch

I love spring time fishing. Great video. Thanks.

Nice episode boys

Thanks for this. Been planning a trip to fish the Elk and its tributaries, and your videos has been a great resource.

Two guys fishing good water and talking with each other about it. That is the best part of UA-cam. The Elk is an excellent river to walk and wade. Congrats on the two nice fish, eh.

Thanks for spot burning all of us that fish this regularly.. really cool. Where's your favorite spot to hunt and fish? Fuckin chud

Everyone take a drink when you hear "good fish"...

Rock Creek is for all intents and purposes ruined...as I grew up in the Missoula area I was able to fish it on nearly a weekly basis for much of the 1960's through the 1980's...that said, it was not uncommon to catch both browns and rainbows in the 16" to 18" range with one going over 22" once in awhile...there was also a population of bull trout which were fairly common especially on the upper reaches...my Dad and brothers were aware that this was a special place and behaved accordingly--we did keep fish on occasion but the goal was not to catch the 10 trout limit that was available then...many rivers and streams have suffered and will continue to suffer from too much pressure from both locals, visitors and naturally guides and outfitters...at any rate, I have lived on the Yellowstone River for the past 20 years and have seen the pressure increase every year...the Paradise Valley has been popular with outfitters for many years now and as the quality of the fishing has declined they have moved down river...15 years ago the access points on the Yellowstone between Livingston and Big Timber could get busy but generally they were pretty quite...now, from what I understand FWP is looking to expand parking on this section of the river to accommodate the demand which in turn will further degrade the fishery...bottom line is that there is too much pressure for the fishery to remain what it was...to many people (read that as guiders and outfitters) working to make a living off of a publicly held resource with the managers of that resource (FWP) under a huge amount of pressure to accommodate the demands of the apparently the governors office and the MT Outfitters Association...management of the resource based on science went out the window along time ago...

I guess I have to go back. My one trip to this river in Sept (pre-COVID) yielded about one fish per hour with half of them whitefish... and none over 15 inches.

One of your best videos!

Do you guys tie your own flies?

Good video. A question or two. Rod size? Line type, leader length and patterns used...thanks

You should try maribeau park on the Spokane river there is giant native redband a and cutthroat there and there is just so many in that part they take flies the best try it I would love to see a video it’s located in Spokane valley called maribeau park

where did you put in? I'd like to take my own boat on that one.

I have had great luck with Chartreuse streamers

Yes.... I probably should.... I loved my days at Lliberty thanks for reaching out!

Mr. Langman! It’s been so long since we at liberty have seen you! You should totally come back for a little bit of a visit!

Beautiful country!

What we call snot rocks are very slick.

After I moved west, my brother asked me what the difference was in flyfishing here versus back east. I told him, "In the west, the fish are bigger and dumber."

Almost anyone can catch fish when they hire a guide. I'd like to see you do more videos on public waters without a guide. I seldom have the money to spend on a guide, plus I'd much rather figure things out on my own.

Thanks for sharing your adventures 😀

I spent about ten years working washout, sharps bar, wagon wheel and more in that 10 mile lower section and loved every moment of it. I hope the fishery rebounds to the levels that I once knew. Thanks for the video.

fwp.mt.gov/binaries/content/assets/fwp/conservation/fisheries-management/arctic-grayling/cv-arctic-grayling-adaptive-management-plan.pdf Read’!!! Help! 🛑

Check your ego!

Thank you. ..that is very much appreciated!

Who are the locals?

Great stuff, I love how you show what you’re using. Hardly anyone does this. Thx for the content

Love the energy, you guys are a great team.

Great stream!

Hi Guys hey do you ever worrie about bears while fishing, just asking because i'm planning a trip there and was just wondering .

I’ve fished Flint in September & large cattle herds have definitely muddied the water for long stretches of time.

I can't say for sure but it is a silty river and its flow is controlled by a dam. Maybe those were factors.

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing. Why do you think the water was off color in Sep?

all Ladin's fish are really big fish😅😅

But can you access the forceps when you sling the bag around in front of you while wearing it?

Yes that would have been a good idea on conservation

Awesome looking river .

None of those are "Goliath" for that section. Very nice fish though.

Wonderful how good fishing can be when you have to pay and book your appointment. May as well fish in an aquarium.

Awesome....I love it up there! Nice to get those permit days indeed.

Love your BC videos. I’ll be there in July and have some prime permit days.

Who owns Corbett lake fishing resort

I think Steve was right, some were most likely cuttbow. I’d reckon the one at 1:53 was as well 4:10