Mc. Gee Creek- 2008

A overview of our 2008 Mc. Gee Creek Fishing Trip. Hiking into the backcountry for some great fishing.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Trout Fishing
• Eastern Sierra Fishing
• Mammoth Fishing
• Backcountry Fishing
• Mc. Gee Creek
• Hiking
• Crowley Lake
• Stream
• Trout
• Brook Trout
• Brown Trout
• Rainbow Trout.

[MrBadfish2]

Forgot to mention, it's also VERY bad you guys are leaving your coolers outside like that. That bear will likely have to be put down at some point because people like you guys that leave food out. That brown box you guys were shooting at? Yeah, that's called a Food Locker.. it's designed to keep bears away from food sources. USE IT.

[farmboymcsquizzy]

@MrBadfish2 dude... shut up seriously come on. i know about all this shit ok. i made this vid when i was a lot younger alright. and we were shooting at the bear boxes. there were targets on the WOOD above it. im not retarded so dont lecture me. and the coolers... ya we emptied them at night and USED the bear locker.. soooo... ya.. dont talk till u know.

[MrBadfish2]

@farmboymcsquizzy

Well clearly you DON'T FUCKING KNOW .... you didn't use the bear locker because you said bears were eating out of your coolers. You clearly need a fucking lecture because your dumbass parents aren't around to teach you right. Fuckin' little brat... you need to learn some respect for nature

[farmboymcsquizzy]

@MrBadfish2 alright dude. look whos the one cussing. and i know respect for nature and i dont need to prove it to u man. sry i offended u. if u come here then we can solve it. till then it would be great if u didnt cuss out people u dont know when u dont even know the situation.

[MrAlexbaldwin]

your voice sounds so weird in this video... is that just on the camera? cool trip

[farmboymcsquizzy]

yea thats the camera, its crappy. haha. but hey it works.

[MrBadfish2]

At 2:50 you can see the hilton fault scarp. Also, those were bear tracks in the snow, not mountain lion. And the trout you showed is not a Native trout.. those are brook trout planted by the DFG.. Brooks are not native to California. And you really shouldn't be keeping so many of them, the DFG no longer plants those fish,... what you see is what you get. Cool video though.