A while back I mentioned that I had created a YouTube channel, Fishing on Foot, which focuses exclusively on fishing that can be done without a boat. From wading trout streams to casting from the surf to walking pond banks, I cover all kinds of Fishing on Foot in video form.
I grew up fishing from piers and bridges and from the banks of ponds and creeks, and while I’ve enjoyed opportunities to experience so many types of fishing over the years, the stuff I can do on my own two feet has remained my passion. I think anglers tend to overlook the quality and variety of fishing that can be found without aid of a boat, and I like the opportunity to share that message.
The channel has grown gradually since I created it and now has a little more than 500 subscribers. Meanwhile, I’m even more gradually learning about video production and channel management.
Recently I decided to deepen the footprint of the Fishing on Foot message by creating a new blog, which you can find at fishingonfoot.com. Blogging is a format that’s more familiar to me and that is easier for me to feed regularly, even when I haven’t had opportunity to get out and gather fresh video content.
Like the YouTube channel, the new blog will focus on angling opportunities that do not require a boat, with a mix of destinations, how-to articles, gear discussions, tales of Fishing on Foot outings and more. It’s simply in a blog format for folks who still enjoy reading stories and seeing photos instead of only watching videos.
Of course, I hope you’ll check out the blog and the channel and that you’ll find things you enjoy and learn from in both places!
