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[Rodney]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE21RkiSIPM

Enjoy.

[DanL]

Great cinematography. The slow motion sequences are legit.

[CohoJake]

Beautiful video of beautiful fish.  I just wish i saw the flies she was using!  (or beads?)

[Rodney]

Beautiful video of beautiful fish.  I just wish i saw the flies she was using!  (or beads?)

I'll get Dan (Everyday) to reply here about the flies since he ties all of them for her.

Great cinematography. The slow motion sequences are legit.

Thanks Dan. New camera, new slow mo ability, hopefully I'll get to shoot some slow mo of those Pennasks jumping at the end of your line this spring.

[arimaBOATER]

Nice water.
That's nature at it's best.
Plenty of fish.
Like the netting and release. Fish looked un injured.
A place that one must return to in the future.

[clarki]

Well done, Rod.

The stream you are on bears a resemblance to the one the ED was on in this video. http://www.fishingwithrod.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=42069.msg397028#msg397028
Heck, I would go back too! 

Kitty narrated "But there is one fishery that is overlooked by most people, and that's fishing for coastal cutthroat"  Until now...  

[Robert_G]

I don't even live on the island and I know where that is.
I'm shocked that system is still open for fishing.
Thankfully it's a catch and release system only.

[RalphH]

Well done, Rod.

The stream you are on bears a resemblance to the one the ED was on in this video. http://www.fishingwithrod.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=42069.msg397028#msg397028
Heck, I would go back too! 

Kitty narrated "But there is one fishery that is overlooked by most people, and that's fishing for coastal cutthroat"  Until now...

 

as if they could use the xtra pressure.

[Rodney]

Yeah, the thousands of people who have watched it will be picking up a fly rod and flooding who knows where for some fat cutties.

I highly doubt it would make a difference to the pressure, but what it will do, at least I hope so, is to make people aware of these fish, understand, appreciate and protect. If it was a video showing one fish after another one being caught and released non-stop then that'd be a different story. It's all about context.

I don't even live on the island and I know where that is.

Here's a medal. 🥇

[RalphH]

Yeah, the thousands of people who have watched it will be picking up a fly rod and flooding who knows where for some fat cutties.

I highly doubt it would make a difference to the pressure, but what it will do, at least I hope so, is to make people aware of these fish, understand, appreciate and protect. If it was a video showing one fish after another one being caught and released non-stop then that'd be a different story.

remove the 2 minutes of context  and that was what it was, 5 fish in 4 minutes. Maybe there won't be a flood of pressure. The context also doesn't tell the viewer those fish will likely be gone by the time they get there, if they can find the place or that sight fishing for cutthroat like that is comparatively rare.  It also doesn't tell the viewer why those fish are there. Cutthroat spawn in late winter and early spring.

One thing I would appreciate in your videos is more discussion  of conservation issues within the context.

Thank you

[Wiseguy]

It also doesn't tell the viewer why those fish are there. Cutthroat spawn in late winter and early spring.

  Is that the reason them schools of fish are in that VI river? I thought they looked like they were in spawning colours. Correct me if I’m wrong.

[Rodney]

We've done plenty of conservation related videos, more than most shows have. They're not hard to find on my channel.

[fishdreamer]

I think Ralph meant to include the conservation stuff as part of the catching video and not as a separate one, which is a good idea.

[Rodney]

Sometimes I do, sometimes I don’t. This is just a video of kitty enjoying catching some nice cutthroat trout. Enjoy.

[wildmanyeah]

wow, only the vedder is allowed for videos.

No secret freshwater locations