You are SO correct sir! Fishing on the Green River VERY tide dependent! Sometimes you might be fishing for along time but once the tide in Puget Sound changes and the river starts to run the bite is ON! Thanks a good tutorial on jigs and shrimp bits!
Oh definitely, I’ve noticed that many times where I’ll be fishing and it’s absolutely dead, then as soon as the tide changes it’s game on! Almost like it becomes whole different river haha. Thanks for watching!! 🙌🏼
Was out getting it yesterday we gotta get some bobbers down sometime im local. i like tying a bead inline under my bobber also for a little extra insurance. alot of beau macs floating past me lately lol
Bro i learn sooooo much for watching you videos and yet there not a TUTORIAL thanks for uploading i love your videos so much i know i just know this channel will pop OFF!!! Oh and please do like a fish cook- catch and cook i think that would do really good you dont have ofc
@@cclong8777 The chum are pretty stacked in the lower river right now, fish the incoming tide and just find some faster moving water and you’ll be set!
For chum salmon, I personally don’t think the tide affects them as much as let’s say coho or kings, just because they’re so aggressive. Generally speaking an hour before/after high tide is best, but I actually prefer low tide cause the fish are more concentrated in the water and you can kinda cast at them easier as opposed to them being spread out all over the river during high tide. Hope that helps!!
nice nice, you probally know already but yeah once that belly is dark and not white it basically not good eatting anymore if you ask me, not firm and super pale meat, mabe smoker?
Yeah it’s usually a hit or miss with the darker ones, I’ve caught really dark ones that had nice pinkish/red meat, but most of the time they go back and I only keep the brighter ones for the smoker
@@maxfishinnand also, one more question, I don’t have any 1/4 oz jigs, I only have a 1/2 and an 1/8 oz. Which one would you think would work better? An 1/2 addicted tail out jig or 1/8 oz aerojig?
Depends what you’re fishing, those are 2 different style of jigs for 2 different styles of fishing, they both work good. The tailout is a twitching jig and the aerojig you can technically twitch it if you were using an ultralight but that’s for floating under a bobber. With all the chum salmon in the river your best bet is to throw that aerojig under a bobber with a piece of shrimp on it and you’ll get some fish on the bank, good luck!!
Honestly there’s tons of good spots all over the river, and with chum being as aggressive as they are they’ll bite on a variety of things. A really good spot and it just opened today is right above the black Diamond road bridge, make sure you stay above the bridge though because it’s closed water down river of it, and just throw a float and jig setup, with some shrimp like I did in the video. Goodluck out there tomorrow and don’t forget to drop a sub if you found this helpful, thanks!! :)
@@charlescook94 Oh yeah, i’d definitely recommend to give them a try, not as bad as some people make them out to be. Makes for some killer smoked salmon!
You are SO correct sir! Fishing on the Green River VERY tide dependent! Sometimes you might be fishing for along time but once the tide in Puget Sound changes and the river starts to run the bite is ON! Thanks a good tutorial on jigs and shrimp bits!
Oh definitely, I’ve noticed that many times where I’ll be fishing and it’s absolutely dead, then as soon as the tide changes it’s game on! Almost like it becomes whole different river haha. Thanks for watching!! 🙌🏼
Way to get those salmons with the float setup. Subbed to support the channel. Keep it up!
Appreciate it!
Make that water a little murky and believe me, color matters big time!
I haven’t fished for them much in high water so I’ll take your word on that one, any specifics if you don’t mind sharing?
FIREEE CONTENT 🔥🔥‼️ dat bobber technique hittin diff 💯🤣
I’m sayin it was straight poppin off!! 🤣 We definitely gotta get out there sometime, get some bobber downs goin 🔥🔥
You really taught those fish a lesson 😎✋🏻🤛🏻
Haha oh yeah 😂
Was out getting it yesterday we gotta get some bobbers down sometime im local. i like tying a bead inline under my bobber also for a little extra insurance. alot of beau macs floating past me lately lol
Let’s do it man I’m always down! Follow my ig @max_anton01, and thanks for the tip imma use that!!
Bro i learn sooooo much for watching you videos and yet there not a TUTORIAL thanks for uploading i love your videos so much i know i just know this channel will pop OFF!!! Oh and please do like a fish cook- catch and cook i think that would do really good you dont have ofc
Thanks man I appreciate the kind words of encouragement! And yes, a fish catch and cook is definitely underway!! 👀
Where is this on the green river, where's the access from the road? Where do you park 🤷🏼
@@maxfishinn where do you park in the road to access the area you're in ?
@@cclong8777 The chum are pretty stacked in the lower river right now, fish the incoming tide and just find some faster moving water and you’ll be set!
is tide matter at your fishing location ? what time you start fishing ?
For chum salmon, I personally don’t think the tide affects them as much as let’s say coho or kings, just because they’re so aggressive. Generally speaking an hour before/after high tide is best, but I actually prefer low tide cause the fish are more concentrated in the water and you can kinda cast at them easier as opposed to them being spread out all over the river during high tide. Hope that helps!!
im trying to get on my first salmon this weekend with no experience and I'm planning on going to Green River. Do you mind sharing where that spot is?
@@SamLyons-b3l it’s around Kent area
nice nice, you probally know already but yeah once that belly is dark and not white it basically not good eatting anymore if you ask me, not firm and super pale meat, mabe smoker?
Yeah it’s usually a hit or miss with the darker ones, I’ve caught really dark ones that had nice pinkish/red meat, but most of the time they go back and I only keep the brighter ones for the smoker
What’s the name of the spot? Nice catches too man 👍
@@Irfaans_Room it’s the lower green river, appreciate that!
@@maxfishinn thanks you so much! And you’re very welcome! 👍
@@maxfishinnand also, one more question, I don’t have any 1/4 oz jigs, I only have a 1/2 and an 1/8 oz. Which one would you think would work better? An 1/2 addicted tail out jig or 1/8 oz aerojig?
Depends what you’re fishing, those are 2 different style of jigs for 2 different styles of fishing, they both work good. The tailout is a twitching jig and the aerojig you can technically twitch it if you were using an ultralight but that’s for floating under a bobber. With all the chum salmon in the river your best bet is to throw that aerojig under a bobber with a piece of shrimp on it and you’ll get some fish on the bank, good luck!!
@@maxfishinn thank you so so much max!
Any good spots on the green ?? I wanna go tomorrow but idk what to do for first time salmon fishing
Honestly there’s tons of good spots all over the river, and with chum being as aggressive as they are they’ll bite on a variety of things. A really good spot and it just opened today is right above the black Diamond road bridge, make sure you stay above the bridge though because it’s closed water down river of it, and just throw a float and jig setup, with some shrimp like I did in the video. Goodluck out there tomorrow and don’t forget to drop a sub if you found this helpful, thanks!! :)
@@maxfishinn I’m def hyped man I’ll let you know how chumming goes tomorrow! I was planning on going above bridge too !
Oh yup that’s what I like to hear man!!
Weirdly enough someone just asked me where the green river was and you popped up on my feed
Haha what a coincidence, meant to be 😂 thanks for watching man! 🙌🏼
Thanks for posting now I want to go fish it I've been wanted to keep some chum personally
Can't keep chum in any oregon river as far as I know
@@charlescook94 Oh yeah, i’d definitely recommend to give them a try, not as bad as some people make them out to be. Makes for some killer smoked salmon!
What I am also told the best eggs and the meat really isn't bad. It's better than a tule still