วีดีโอ

Can you still eaht the fish even though they might have sea lice?

Do you need some help...😂😂

first time seeing any of your videos but as a b.c guy im from chilliwack respect 7 footer on a pink flamingo floaty on the fraser river now thats hardcore

We caught so many of them at the mouth of the Jennings River on the fly, so much fun

Ena Curve

Fresh moose gives me the runs. 😅

Fresh moose gives me the runs. 😅

they look tough. rather have moose heart and tenderloin in camp

th-cam.com/users/shorts1SZ7h0KK7ec?si=OAS8Zu3Z20dXMsTB

Were are you

Where hid you go trolling

Loved the tutorial, nicely done

That's my kind of place!

Пилот вертолета асс!

Would assist-hooks, on the top of the metal jig, be helpful? Legal?

Awesome!

Wow, what a haul!

My best day ever halibut fishing was northeast of Port Hardy in Shelter Pass. Caught a 77-pounder and a 101-pounder within 15 minutes of each other. Went back many times and never caught another. 😆

🤘🏻

Great explanation, thank you

You mentioned one was a large female, how did you discern/know that?

Good show - lots of fish. Question: I don't want GPS coordinates or anything, but generally where did this take place?

🤬🤬🤬🤬😭😭😭😤😤👮

Семь 🤟🤪👍

Great video. I wonder just how BIG of a lure one would have to use to only get around one fish on per HOUR (on average)....but they would most all be absolute FREAKING MONSTER-sized bottomfish!? A normal/typical-sized lure doesn't allow the genuine monsters enough time to get to that lure, with this fast of hookups (not a bad "problem" to have, though!).

New subscriber. 👍 100 miles up the coast from where? Everywhere in BC is literally 100 miles up the coast from somewhere. 😆 Sea cucumbers are very tasty, but I've never heard of skinning them. You slice them open lengthways and remove the 8 or 10 muscle strips. Fry those up in garlic butter and they're an excellent appetizer.

I caught a 13 lbs kabizon once

Just moved to port hardy after halibut fishing last year here and loved it, great video loved it

What a gorgeous hole

Cod

Great vid!

Massive! Nice fish! Are those good eaters?

If you are wading when you don't fully know the depth, you should always wade slightly upstream so you have a shot at getting back to where you came from and not getting stuck. Also, wear a snug wading belt so air can be trapped in the waders and prevent water from coming in.

Nice trail of bent Yellow Eye behind the boat, at least you released one properly for the camera.

Awesome. Thanks.

This may be the dumbest advice, good way to fall on your back and fill your waders immediately.

I have said those exact words before… brand new braid and that line snapped that easy….

Hey it’s me, the ten year old it’s nice looking back at my old video but I hate the comments that are like Be NiCe To NaTuRe, why even hate at that point your making the vid more popular and if you don’t like it, then don’t watch it that simple (no one’s going to see this comment lol)

Wow awesome collaboration. Both of you guys are legends, Fish On!!

So beautiful and awesome fishing

Pinks?

The yellow eye is floating behind your boat.

Awesome congratulations!

lol

++++ to you guys for releasing the big female ling. Just makes more future lings for everyone.

Why do they kill them =(?

Is that in Canada? Living in Michigan I have seen flocks like that but nothing regular. Those flocks are massive. You could hit two birds with your eyes closed lol!

Hey guys, great video. I'm new to detroit river walleye fishing. We're going over next month. I've heard guys get snagged a lot there. How many Jigs should I have on a typical day on hand for that? Thanks and good fishing to you!

Dude, don’t ever put your hand that close to a rolling gurdy 😮

Looks like a giant Golby