Wow a 9mm suit; I am impressed that you can still swim in such thick neoprene (perhaps because the newer materials are more supple). Great footage as always! Very interesting clip about the effects of such small boulders on turbulence and fish holding places. Thanks again.
The open cell freediving suits are indeed quite flexible. This one unfortunately is very tight in the neck and made me feel choked the whole time. Might have to have it altered. Thanks for watching.
We haven't had a hatchery program for cutthroat for about 7 or 8 years now. It's theoretically possible that some of those are still around, but they'd be around 20 inches by now. That is definitely a rainbow, 3 years old would be my guess.
@@petrhermanadventures9509 Hi Petr. So it's not a steelhead smolt? I noticed at 16.22 to 16:25 on the raw video a dollie comes up close to the camera. K
Absolutely, when you hunt a fish or animal, you spend years trying to understand everything about it and with that understanding comes admiration and even love.
This is the first time all winter I've bee in the river, but if I did what you allege, I don't think it would be unethical or an unfair advantage. I weighed in 5 fish, and won first place in one derby, second place in another, also weighed in the first fish in two derbies. I went to the river daily and landed 25 steelhead to make that happen.
Thanks Petr, wonderful effort and footage.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for posting Petr.
Thanks for the comment.
Excellent info and footage. Thxs Petr for getting in the water! All good.
Thank you leaving a comment, I really appreciate it.
Wow a 9mm suit; I am impressed that you can still swim in such thick neoprene (perhaps because the newer materials are more supple).
Great footage as always! Very interesting clip about the effects of such small boulders on turbulence and fish holding places.
Thanks again.
The open cell freediving suits are indeed quite flexible. This one unfortunately is very tight in the neck and made me feel choked the whole time. Might have to have it altered. Thanks for watching.
Hi Petr. Could that be a hatchery cutthroat at 5:15? Lots o' spots.????? K
We haven't had a hatchery program for cutthroat for about 7 or 8 years now. It's theoretically possible that some of those are still around, but they'd be around 20 inches by now. That is definitely a rainbow, 3 years old would be my guess.
@@petrhermanadventures9509 Hi Petr. So it's not a steelhead smolt? I noticed at 16.22 to 16:25 on the raw video a dollie comes up close to the camera. K
I honestly think you could be right no?
This footage is so cool, thanks for sharing
Thank you for the kind comment.
Hi Peter. Great vid ❤️✌️👍
Thank you for your kind comment, and thanks for watching.
love your vids, Petr, thanks always for sharing and sharing insights
Thank you for the kind comment
I needed this, thank you.
I appreciate the comment, and thanks for watching.
Love the content, exceptional. Keep up the good work. Yes we like to eat them but we must treat our fish and our rivers with love.
Absolutely, when you hunt a fish or animal, you spend years trying to understand everything about it and with that understanding comes admiration and even love.
Thanks Peter, very cool to see the fish staging with miminal effort, K.F.
Yes, it's very interesting how little they have to move in such heavy water.
Impressive fish and your drive to swim a gopro to the bottom there!
Great footage thanks Peter. To bad about the negative garbage your receiving.
The "limit hole" but above the legal fishing area - love it! great informative video!
It's great to see this kind of rare footage but do people know you go catch ( allegedly) these fish and weigh them in local fishing derbys
Why post crap.
This is the first time all winter I've bee in the river, but if I did what you allege, I don't think it would be unethical or an unfair advantage. I weighed in 5 fish, and won first place in one derby, second place in another, also weighed in the first fish in two derbies. I went to the river daily and landed 25 steelhead to make that happen.