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Thanks for the sub! My friends think I have polar bear DNA in me?? I think I am just better at suffering than most.

Thanks for checking out our episode! I love salmon and hope to feature them routinely on our channel. If you enjoy them too check out future episodes!

I agree. I have a longer pole on another net but it is so clumsy getting up to the falls I typically just use my regular net. If a group of us is heading up to get several limits, it is worth the effort to bring that net. For six fish I figured I would just work a little harder with the smaller net.

Very efficient! Love watching them work!

Excellent day on the water! Thanks for checking it out.

It was a chilly, but really fun day. The dip netting was a last minute bonus on an already good day on the water. Next week's episode is a really fun fly-in snagging salmon and watching Brown Bear.

Thanks for checking it out! More good content coming up, including some casting near Brown Bear.

Thanks for watching! I hope you are well. The upcoming episode also features a few Brown Bear, you will want to check it out!

Glad to hear you enjoy the content and their shows. Thanks for watching!

It is an amount per season. Total salmon of 50, if we need more we can contact fish and game to get permission for additional fish. I will release an episode of dip netting the salmon this coming Sunday, another way of harvesting fish in our area of Alaska.

@@DiscoveringtheLastFrontier1 Awesome! I'm looking forward to it. When I first found your page, I didn't think I'd be interested in the fishing. I'm glad I gave it a try.

Thanks for checking out the latest video. The next one in China Poot will have some really cool scenes around a very beautiful river. I am sure thankful for the awesome edits and music Zac comes up with each week!

It was a great set, those were some beautiful kings!

Glad it was helpful!

Great summary! Thanks for checking out the episode!

I agree!!!

What a cool opportunity for Charlotte!

Hahahaha, I will need to try that some time!

So glad you caught our podcast with Otto, it was such a blast hanging out with him for the afternoon. I hope you enjoy future content!

Yes, but very cool adventures!

We did not push to our subscribers right away to make TH-cam work harder pushing to other potential listeners. We trial this off and on. Still trying to figure out what works best. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Thanks! It was a heck of a battle for Micah, glad he prevailed!

That's true, this is not Otto's channel. This is a podcast where Otto was a guest. Lucas and Troy are friends with Otto and Charlotte Kilcher. There are fake sites out there... this is not one of them.

@@storyfilmproductions nice to know that I can't stand it when someone tries to benefit off someone hard work. Hope you get lots of subscribers and views ✌👍👍

Sorry if it was confusing, I interviewed both Otto and Charlotte at their home for the podcasts. We work together on various projects throughout Kachemak Bay, including other TH-cam content.

@@DiscoveringtheLastFrontier1 that would be awesome to do they seem so down to earth people!!

Glad you enjoy the content, thanks for watching!

They are not divorced, internet trolls say things like that but Charlotte and Otto are very happy.

Thanks, super fun day on the water.

Thanks for watching, hope you enjoy our content!

@@DiscoveringtheLastFrontier1 I really enjoy watching. My goal is to visit.

Thanks! It was a battle get that one on board, been harpooning anything close to that big since that day.

This one is getting more brave by the day, now they are coming up to the table to eat with us.

Solo reeling and gaffing always a challenge!

Its mate hangs out with us too, he is a bit thinner but has no concerns with walking right up to us to ask for food.

No doubt! He had a great time catching fish that day, crashed and burned pretty early that night.

She is great! Thanks for checking out our episode!

Folks from the 3 families who joined me took fish home to eat over the next few months. They all love fish and at $30 USD per pound of halibut at the market, this is a much lower cost option for them to procure their meals.

I use a mooching rod and reel to troll salmon and other species all the time in coastal waters, it is pretty common in British Columbia and some parts of Alaska. Periodically I pick up a halibut trolling like this, but the gear can still work. I have caught halibut over 60 pounds with this combo in the past.

@@DiscoveringtheLastFrontier1 Jesus that sounds like a rough catch

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Yes it was! Headed out soon to get another for the next few dinners.

Thankfully I caught two halibut and was done, did not have to crank up any other species.

@@DiscoveringtheLastFrontier1 two hours of cleaning made up for that! How far out were you?

We got it done that afternoon, I think we caught over 20 total halibut.

@@DiscoveringtheLastFrontier1 very nice!

I usually use a mooching rod and reel when trolling coastal waters. I feel like I am more successful landing salmon using these rods and reels.

@@DiscoveringtheLastFrontier1 cool

Thank you very much! It was a great day on the water.

That is awesome!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for checking out our channel!

Agreed! Phenomenal fish!

Thanks for checking out our latest content, we hope to feature the Kilchers again in August. Subscribe to catch all our content with them.

I have to remember that for next time!😂

We love our Steller’s Jay. They like to eat right out of our hands, really cool birds.

Steller’s Jays, found all along the west coast from the Pacific NW through Alaska. Really smart birds!

Really cool birds. We have them pop into various videos we post, they are always around and always hungry!