Catching Grayling in Wyoming’s High Mountains!

[POk3s]

Lots of fun, and getting my buddy’s kids on some fish was the highlight of the trip! Probably one of the more “tasteful” ones I’ve done with music in the middle and such. Music seems to be such a headache that I steer away from it a lot, but it seems to be getting easier.

[appleye]

Man that does look like fun! May have to remember this for next year.

[POk3s]

Man that does look like fun! May have to remember this for next year.

It was a great first ice spot!!

[Rebelss]

That looks like an absolute blast.....great vid!    Can you eat Grayling? (or do you?)

[appleye]

You can. The meat is very bland though and has a lot of stiff bones.

[Rebelss]

Thanks! Kinda like whitefish with northern (pike) type bones?

[filetandrelease]

 Great job POK

[Raquettedacker]

Cool video..👍👍

[Iceassin]

Graying used to be PLENTIFUL here in Michigan. They were one of the biggest foods loggers used to feed on. So much that they were pretty much wiped out. Been an ongoing effort to get them back to respectful numbers. Everything I've read is that they are very tasty. Beautiful fish too.

[mr.clean]

 POK3s/Trent thank you for posting the video beautiful looking fish. Nice to see everyone out having fun happy you friend's daughter caught some fish.
 
 Steve

[POk3s]

Thank you guys for the kind words! We didn’t keep any of them. We had heard they were tough to clean and honestly they were so gorgeous I would’ve felt bad killing one! However, it did look like they could use some thinning out in that lake!

[massNtrash]

Still bummed I couldn't fish with you but glad you guys got into them. Way name names in the video though haha

[reddog11]

Very nice.