Have you been hunting Whitetail for a while, and get bored of just sitting up in a tree doing nothing? Don't feel alone because many people who pick up deer hunting feel the same way. This video will change your boring no action hunt, to a chance to not only see some cool deer behavior but to fill them tags! This is a little how to on decoying deer. From how to set up the decoy, when you should use it, calling with the decoy out, and you actually get to see how these deer work the decoy!
The Yellow Klink Hammer has been working well for us here in the South as the colder weather has been slowing down the bite.
The Guardian Angler and Colt hit Eastern Indiana to chase the famous Muskellunge. If you are ever in the state of Indiana, Keith Cortopassi at Musky Pyscho Tackle is the man you need to get a hold of! He is a true Musky hunter; he lives and dreams about musky 25/8.
The Guardian Angler and Colt are tackling Sugar Creek on the kayaks. Targeting Small Mouth Bass, Spotted Bass, and Large Mouth Bass. From bald eagles flying overhead, to having to walk the kayaks upriver. It was an absolute ball!
This is a how to tie video of the Pat’s Runner Legs. The Pat’s is a staple of every fly fisherman’s box and can be found in every fly shop you visit
Colt has a week left in the park. He decided on one of his last weekends to hit up the Lamar River on the Northeast side of the park. The gang of fish hippies barely go up there because it takes us an hour to get to the place to park. Plus, the time to go hike it.
This is our fly tying challenge with a twist. Mom gets to choose the items that we make our fly out of. Watch the video to find out what kind of material mom wants on a fly and see if we can make it happen
On this Yellowstone backcountry adventure Colt heads out to one of the boys' favorite spots for them purdy Artic Grayling. Once he arrived from hiking the trails in, he comes to see the lake with a bit of wind and no top water action.
Carter and Coltin are once again hitting the water to try and get carter the achievement of the Yellowstone Grand Slam.
In this short adventure, Colt had gotten out of work early and decided to take the fly rod and his spinning rod for an evening fishing adventure. All I got to say is a purple balanced leech is a killer fly to have in still water fishing. This is a great reminder to keep on casting. You never know what you could get with that next cast!
Cian, Colt, Tori, Maggie, and Tori's mother hike out to one of the most productive alpine lakes in Yellowstone.
Connor and Colt head out to one of their favorite rivers in the park.
Colt's best buddy comes out to visit Yellowstone for a week.
Colt is chasing some of the biggest Artic Grayling found in Yellowstone National Park. Luckily the dragon flies were helping the man out. The dragon fly hatch was making these fish target the surface of the water.
If you see fish rising or focusing on certain insects. Try to imitate that bug as best as possible. If you see blue dragon flies, tie on a blue dry fly. Simple angler math lol!
We had the privilege to fish with Rowell On The River for the Tallapoosa Redeye Bass and the Alabama Spotted Bass. Rowell made us this video edit of our trip.
Thank you to Rowell On The River for a fantastic day of fishing.
If you are looking to catch a Redeye Bass, or Fly Fish in Alabama, reach out to Rowell On The River on Instagram or Facebook to book a trip.
We had the privilege to fish for the Tallapoosa Redeye Bass and Alabama Spotted Bass with Rowell On The River. This is a video of some of our favorite moments from the day.
The Redeye Bass is a native species to the Alabama region and is highly sought after in the Southern Fly Fishing Community.
If you are interested in catching your own Redeye Bass reach out to Rowell On The River on Instagram or Facebook!
Here Coltin and his father head out to their reduction zone spot in northern Indiana. There was a snowstorm moving through the area which made for some fun times!
Started off sitting in a set tree stand, and as y'all will find out it didn't end that way. Grunting, snort wheezing, and doe bleating helped Coltin slowly stalk hunt this herd of does.
Coltin hits the shores of Yellowstone Lake before work. From old bear tracks to flocks of Golden Eyes. Watch and see what the waters of Yellowstone Lake give to Colt!
Carter and Coltin bring their kayaks out for the maiden voyage of year. Coltin has fished this river plenty of times, but Carter has yet to really target the infamous Smallmouth bass.
It didn't matter what color the boys were throwing. They were putting the golden crisppies in the boat!
This is the 16th year of going on this annual Crappie trip. Filled with good people, cold drinks, and great fishing memories. These are the kind of trips that are needed to clear the mind of work and life problems.
On this hunt Coltin, his father, and his uncle go out to La Salle fish and wildlife area and hunt squirrels to put in the freezer!
Compilation of Clips from Rod, Coltin, Connor and a couple buddies fishing YNP in early July. Catching Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout.
Rod’s dad catches a big Redear Sunfish on the fly! Fly fishing for Panfish is always a fun way to spend an afternoon.
In this video we try and create a quick fly that mimics the specific insects that we have been seeing around the pond. This fly is a basic pattern that takes maybe 2 minutes to create. It worked well for the pond, hope it gives you some ideas oh what to tie next!
With help of his father and his best friend Carter, Coltin was able to get some nuisance beavers out of this landowner's section of the river. This being the first time Coltin and Carter have ever trapped beaver. The turnout was a great success. Beavers are great for the ecosystem, but once they hit the carrying capacity for that area they are in, they cause more damage than doing any good at that rate they can alter the ecosystem entirely.
Sometimes tying a fly can be a challenge. With this one we set out to tie a fly using only a rubber band and see if we could catch something with it.
A quick guide to how to tie an Orange Bead-head Nymph. The orange bead-head works great for all types of fish including the different trout species of Yellowstone National Park.
Here is a step-by-step guide to tying a Bead-head Bloodworm Nymph. These flies are great for not only trout species but also the bass and panfish species. Tie some of your own and try these flies, we think you’ll love them as much as we do.
This is an easy fly tying patter for a Pink Bead-Head Nymph. This pattern is great for a variety of different fish species and is a must have in your fly box arsenal.
A very simple rendition of a Crease Fly. With the Fourth of July coming up we decided to make it a red, white, and blue pattern. This fly is a very simple pattern to tie and we recommend giving this one a try.
Our first video and of course we run into trouble with the weather and camera. Anyway, here’s crappie fishing with DFH.