I don’t understand how this channel doesn’t have more subscribers. I go to school at Clemson so it’s really cool to see someone fishing the same waters I fish on YouTube 👍
Great video! This is also a good demonstration of why you should work on your casting before going on a trip. Seeing trailers usually makes you lose your shit, and having the cast down is one less thing to worry about.
Holy cow this is wild! I just randomly stumbled upon this video, but then I recognized where you were fishing and realized that I actually drive by on my boat around minute 4:25. We saw you guys filming and assumed, because it looked like a professional camera, that you were making it for a video, but I never thought I would actually find the video. I wasn’t even trying to find it when I clicked on the video. Crazy coincidence so I thought I would share
If u ever want to hook up on some monster tarpon and redfish on the fly hit me up. Got a house at Georgetown and 17 foot Maverick. Got my own show too so would love to collab.
Hey dude, fantastic video as all ways. I loved how you changed it up this time and chased redfish in the Lowcountry. I'm hoping to hook into some myself, any tips? Looked like you had in Charleston. Fishing for reds in the salt flats is different from trout in a river I'm sure. Looking forward to your next video! Good luck and have fun! p.s. Are you going to do another series like the Our Water Adventure one that you did last summer?
sick man, love the informative fishing you do. great work. Subbed and liked! Help us grow and support for fresh and saltwater content and some ON FLY from Charleston, SC Cheers
great video!! i felt my heart racing for you just watching.. absolutely love trout fishing but salt water flats will always have a special place in my heart. Tight lines from Georgia!
I live in the SC midlands and always drive up to NC to fish. Sounds like I needs to drive the other way on 26 and try to catch some Reds. That looks like a lot of fun! Can you catch these from the bank or do you really need a flats boat to get to them?
Got my first redfish on the fly last October with Mark Nutting of LoCo Fly Fishing Charters, That rush of going tight with your first red is spectacular! If y’all ever need someone in Hilton Head I would check him out, he’s a freaking wizard
Loved this! Especially the couple minutes of trying to cast to that tailing fish that eventually got away. I loved watching that whole exchange of the coaching from Ryan and the casting technique. I'm always a fan of watching the ones that get away too. Makes me feel better about my own fishing haha
Love the content
I picked up a fly rod this year but rarely use it because it just seems so sloppy compared to my spinning rod
Redfish are gay bull trout are cooler
I don’t understand how this channel doesn’t have more subscribers. I go to school at Clemson so it’s really cool to see someone fishing the same waters I fish on YouTube 👍
Great to see trout hunters down here in the salt. Pretty funny with the mends and trout sets!
Woah woah you're originally from Minny?! Ever come back to fish? We should hit up the driftless
Great video! This is also a good demonstration of why you should work on your casting before going on a trip. Seeing trailers usually makes you lose your shit, and having the cast down is one less thing to worry about.
Great video guys!
Holy cow this is wild! I just randomly stumbled upon this video, but then I recognized where you were fishing and realized that I actually drive by on my boat around minute 4:25. We saw you guys filming and assumed, because it looked like a professional camera, that you were making it for a video, but I never thought I would actually find the video. I wasn’t even trying to find it when I clicked on the video. Crazy coincidence so I thought I would share
If u ever want to hook up on some monster tarpon and redfish on the fly hit me up. Got a house at Georgetown and 17 foot Maverick. Got my own show too so would love to collab.
What type of shirt are you wearing on that first day? Short sleeve. Is it Howler Bros?
Culver’s for the win baby!
whats your favorite setup for catchin bass on fly
Love it! Culver's…excellent choice! Thanks for the vid.
Hey dude, fantastic video as all ways. I loved how you changed it up this time and chased redfish in the Lowcountry. I'm hoping to hook into some myself, any tips? Looked like you had in Charleston. Fishing for reds in the salt flats is different from trout in a river I'm sure. Looking forward to your next video! Good luck and have fun!
p.s. Are you going to do another series like the Our Water Adventure one that you did last summer?
sick man, love the informative fishing you do. great work. Subbed and liked! Help us grow and support for fresh and saltwater content and some ON FLY from Charleston, SC Cheers
Fantastic gentlemen, makes me homesick! Miss those days….
It’s the luck of the silver bullet lol
Man that looks like a lot of fun, sweet video man.
Looks like you guys have to invest in a few 8 weights! Wish NC was closer to Indiana.
great video!! i felt my heart racing for you just watching.. absolutely love trout fishing but salt water flats will always have a special place in my heart. Tight lines from Georgia!
Redfish are awesome! I hope I can go fishing for them soon.
Another great vid guys. Enjoyed that.
this was a fishing masterpiece. keep up the work.
this was a fishing masterpiece. keep up the work.
Great video! There's definitely a learning curve with catching redfish.
I live in the SC midlands and always drive up to NC to fish. Sounds like I needs to drive the other way on 26 and try to catch some Reds. That looks like a lot of fun! Can you catch these from the bank or do you really need a flats boat to get to them?
Got my first redfish on the fly last October with Mark Nutting of LoCo Fly Fishing Charters, That rush of going tight with your first red is spectacular! If y’all ever need someone in Hilton Head I would check him out, he’s a freaking wizard
Loved this! Especially the couple minutes of trying to cast to that tailing fish that eventually got away. I loved watching that whole exchange of the coaching from Ryan and the casting technique. I'm always a fan of watching the ones that get away too. Makes me feel better about my own fishing haha
What rod and reel setup are you using ? Awesome video!
Great vid fellas 💥🤙