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Great video :)

Why do you hold the rod upside down?

Great video keep it up!!! Love from 🇳🇵

"Montana Release"?? LOL

God invented barbs for a reason

You will have more power and control if you keep your rod tip low while fitting those big guys

get into the slack water to land the fish

First time I floated this I caught 3 arctic grayling.

Good stuff, that looks like a killer day on the water!

Nice

You obviously should be using a 12wt to play a 2lb fish 😁

Impressed with your fishing techniques, finally I see an older guy out there that’s geared up and killing it

Just beautiful! Love it!

This guy is a googan!!! : (

Is this above or below Big sky?

Great video man! Ive always wanted to fish the Madison! Definitely got my subscription I would appreciate the same if you enjoy my content!

The tip almost never brake because of the fish or highsticking But because you hit the rod with the fly during casting the fly or some failure in the rod building process Hell guys we are talking trout here not salmon

If I were with Orvis and had watched this, I would never have fulfilled that warranty. Treat your gear and the fish with some respect.

Sorry, but that was absolutely 100% operator error. I am quite surprised it didn't break before then on this video.... I had one eye squinting waiting for the pop a couple of times.

you broke it! not the fish

Good morning Fisherman! Beautiful *Video* Congratulations! Have a great week and good fishing always!👍🎣🐟😎

Wouldn't have broke if you didn't fight them like you were using you ugly stick with 30 lb tippet

Yeah... I think uglystick spinning rods are better suited for your fishing style. MH

The man has absolutely no idea about playing a fish correctly and then complains about breaking his rod. Unbelievable!

Any rod will break when you make it look like a question mark every single time you hoss one back to the net.

Your rod didn't break, you broke your rod. You were high sticking all of your fish, big time, throughout this entire video. You're the reason why some rod manufacturers provide an extra tip with their travel rods. I don't know what the exact numbers are, but I'm betting probably 90% of fly rod breakage is the tip, from folks high sticking like you do.Watch some videos on how to fight a fish properly. Just sayin'.

It isn't the rod. you tackle is not balanced.

High sticking is the #1 culprit of broken fly rods.

Ahh yes Bonefishing in the Acklins...with a souca band on your boat overriding the sounds of nature - Makes sense - seems very realistic - if you are a cartoon! Waste of camera memory dudeski. 10 seconds in , I'm out.

it is very good

I had a rod snap in the same exact way. It was on a Cabela's rod. I think it's something with the odd angle the pressure is applied to the tip of the rod. They just aren't made to take the force straight down the rod if that makes sense. When mine snapped in the same place and doing the same thing you were doing I was landing a fish and holding the line there was not much pressure on it at all it was a total fluke. I started using a landing net and that really helped so hopefully I can avoid snapping a rod on the first fish of the day again.

Did Orvis give you a whole new rod or did they repair it? What rod/line weight were you using ? Just curious, cause I just bought Helios 2 fly rod myself in a 9' 6-wt tip-flex.

My FAVORITE STRETCH OF WATER AT VALLEY GARDEN, I DUBBED IT RAINBOW RIFFLE😂😂😂

Awesome

what did you catch it on??

If I may ask, what type of mount are you using with your go-pro?

Thanks for sharing! Wife and I enjoy watching your videos on our home TV. We've always loved the music paring with your videos.

Nice

Awesome!

Hoping one day I will be able to make my way over from the UK and visit YNP and fish these rivers. Nice video. Thanks.

No net and just ripping the hook out of there mouth? Awesome release's man.

Nice cast, set, fight and landing. How did you get HD quality uploaded into You-Tube?

How did a 19" take you to your backing? I have caught 25" trout and never gone to my backing

I catch fish that size all day long.

It is illegal to fish with bait In yellow stone

I like the way you release without touching the fish. That so improves survival. So tired of seeing rookies handle fish, and damage them by touching them...and the music is swell too.

Heavy Artillery. Think about using a streamer and stripping it down along the river floor. The fish are in the deep pockets when it gets cold out. Good Luck. Thanks for the comment!

I've only fished the Bear Trap and haven't had great luck. Caught a nice brown in the fall, and lost a small one rising to my midge yesterday. Any tips?

Thanks Acaplette! "Sloth Love Chunk!"

Awesome video! Thanks again for sharing. Love the music! "Stay to the right!"