We were staying in motel across the river on the hill and watched these folks in the water,ice cold water catching these salmon as they do every year. alaskans only fishing,the folks depend on the run of the salmon to feed their families in the winter.its controlled by alaskan wildlife authority very closley.I applaud these folks standing in freezing ass water to feed their families.what a beautiful state!!
Thanks for taking us along on the Salmon Run on the Kenai River. Next year everyone will have a homemade square net made from PC & wet suits.. Great work with the video
The white pvc square net guys looked like they were packing in da fish. You could tell by the look on some of the other dippers faces like"dang i went and spent bigbucks on this fancy hand made aluminum dipnet,and the guys with the $20 pvc specials be rakin them in....
LMAO "combat" dip netting. I prefer dipnetting from a boat. Every summer for years we got our limit and canned them up. Down by the mouth, when a school would rush the sand bar it looked like popcorn popping. Had one leap right into our boat once. What fun!
@@TheAlaskanOutsider Not a gray area at all. I take it you also don't have your part 107 license for commercial drone photography. You probably also didn't realize you were in the controlled airspace of the Kenai Airport. You just keep up with the ignorance defense. That should work well.
I was really surprised to see how many Alaskans like to Dip Net.It has to be in thousands that line the best rivers in July to net the fish as they migrate up the Rivers.What does a pound of quality smoked salmon cost in Alaska.?
Go look somewhere else if you dont like it. In my family, not a bit of it goes to waste and then to supplement for the rest the year by gardening, rabbits, chicken, fishing halibut and some caribou. I know where my food comes from and I respect the environment of which I harvest from. Harder than you think. Especially in places like fish creek which is where I primarily dip net. 48 salmon this year. Was a good time and have plenty of smoke salmon jared and frozen that will last till next season.
@@TheAlaskanOutsider @ omg ....even two year ....really unbelievable ..I also stay in snowy country but not more than Alaska ..if I get time , I will travel in this are.
@Tony Bromirski Pay no attention to the pompous anglers pouring scorn on this activity. This is fishing, definitely. It's fun, definitely. So it's sport, and from what I hear of food prices in Alaska, you'd be mad to pass it up.
Sept. 8, 2020---Never fished that part of the Kenai. Was stationed at Elmendorf 77-79 with my buds and I hitting 2 different sections of that river. I'd never used a fly before, so all of this was new to me. Was told you could feel the difference between the weight bouncing on the river bed vs when a salmon took it. Bump, bump, bump...nothing. Repeat as long as you want. They got their fish and it was time to go to another section. Man, I was getting bummed out, but also pissed. There's two things about the 2nd part of the river: there was a cable strung across it, with a small barge attached to it and think it cost something like $2 for a round trip. Now I'd of been happy to fish one side, but apparently, the salmon only came up on the other side, so I paid my fare. There was also a sign just up river saying no fishing past this point. One guy made the mistake of casting his fly past this sign and then this guy writes him a ticket! Yeah, game warden. I figured 8-10lb salmon, use 10lb fishing line.....lost THREE fish who broke my line. Eventually, FINALLY caught mine and after that, had no trouble catching others on future trips. Ended up buying dyed fur squirrel tail fur and everything else to make my own flies. Made 'em on my time off and had about fifty made just in case I lost any due to rocks or possible broken fishing line which I ended up going to 20lb test. Thing is, others would find themselves out of flies (but not my buds) and I ended up selling each fly for $5. Looked it up and it equals $19 in todays money. Considering I made these flies for about 50 cents each, that was one hell of a mark up and I usually sold at least a dozen per trip to people. One Japanese couple was there one time and she caught a Dolly Varden about 10lbs and was going to let it go because it wasn't a salmon. I told her she could keep it AND still catch a salmon as she had the licenses for both. They were quite happy to find this out. Another time, we're returning to the other side where our cars were at when some woman REALLY casted out her fly. Of all things, she some home snagged the barge runners hand, where the web area between the thumb and finger. She's SCREAMING I got one, I got one and as for that guy, you KNOW he was doing some screaming himself and it WASN'T I got one. He pulled out his knife and cut the line. Afterwards, it was time to clean those fish and into the other cooler they went. Had 3-4 smokers that the guys had in the barracks and they'd be smoking for a good number of hours while we're at work. Nothing like getting off work, munching on smoke salmon, drinking beer and bs'ing with your buds. Thanks for bringing back the memories.
Wow sounds like you have had quite the Alaskan Adventures yourself! Thanks for sharing and reminiscing! Thanks for watching and hope to see you in the next video :)
There really aren't bears around like you see in other river areas in Alaska. they are around, but this area shown is in town. The bears are mostly in the outlying areas. I worked for PD patrolling the beach, and I lived there in Kenai.
But isn't it awesome that the fisheries biologist are keeping tight grips on populations and regulations that allows Alaskans to do this! What they're doing is obviously working or there wouldn't be numbers like this. Yay for the fish and the fishermen!
Actually it's 25 per head of household and then 10 for every dependant after that. I've processed many fishing licenses and dip net permits in my day. Also, I just looked up the rules and regs for dipnettins this season and the info I provided is accurate. www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=PersonalUsebyAreaSouthcentralKenaiSalmon.regs
It is faaar from fishing.... 80% are from Anchorage or Wasilla( city alaskans) and rape the beach leave their Honey Buckets and bull shit salmon waste above high tide mark and give us all the middle finger as they drive away...pitiful
люди как саранча накинулась на бедную рыбу!! почему-то это зрелище отлова рыбы, ее убийства и алчность людей вызывает только отвращение!!! рыбак с удочкой - это философия, это красиво!
The Alaskan Outsider I know its sad. I only caught 6 fish from the same spot! Everyone else caught like 1 or 2 or a head cold. Hobo jims song old anchor bar is too true man. Listen to it if you haven't.
The Alaskan Outsider no problem. Jim sings about life experience not vicarious bullshit like alot of singers. Glad go meet someone from TH-cam that didnt get all butt hurt from a little comment.
Yeah sustainable, too many fish in the river would tear up the sockeye breeding grounds, causing more damage then letting a few thousand Alaskans dip net.
We were staying in motel across the river on the hill and watched these folks in the water,ice cold water catching these salmon as they do every year. alaskans only fishing,the folks depend on the run of the salmon to feed their families in the winter.its controlled by alaskan wildlife authority very closley.I applaud these folks standing in freezing ass water to feed their families.what a beautiful state!!
Thanks for the information 👍
Thanks for taking us along on the Salmon Run on the Kenai River. Next year everyone will have a homemade square net made from PC & wet suits.. Great work with the video
I was there that day. "Aquaman" caught more than anyone on the shore. Nice video.
Some great shots in there! To bad the fishing was so bad this year!
The white pvc square net guys looked like they were packing in da fish. You could tell by the look on some of the other dippers faces like"dang i went and spent bigbucks on this fancy hand made aluminum dipnet,and the guys with the $20 pvc specials be rakin them in....
Combat fishing at its best. Nice footage!
Nice drone footage.
hey Josiah
Man I have never seen anyone dip net like that ,,,LOL
that was awesome ,,,LIKED ( thumbs up )
LMAO "combat" dip netting. I prefer dipnetting from a boat. Every summer for years we got our limit and canned them up. Down by the mouth, when a school would rush the sand bar it looked like popcorn popping. Had one leap right into our boat once. What fun!
Love to see griz coming along the beach
Great job capturing and editing this!!
Wow! I'm really impressed by your video! Awesome fishing action!
Wow!! So impressed by your work! Loved this video!
On a year with a good run,you can smell fish all the way over in Soldotna,coming from the Kenai dip area
Do you mean the oil off the fish you can smell?
Wah mun aing ulin kadinya,rek di heurap ku aing.....👍👍👍
Looks like some nice warm water
Good time was had by all.
Wow amazing big fish good luck i'm like you
Beautiful!
I take it you were the ones flying the drones last week over us while I was dipnetting.
Josiah Martin just a heads up. It’s against FAA regs to fly over groups of people like that. Be careful!
@@TheAlaskanOutsider Not a gray area at all. I take it you also don't have your part 107 license for commercial drone photography. You probably also didn't realize you were in the controlled airspace of the Kenai Airport. You just keep up with the ignorance defense. That should work well.
LOVE dipnetting season!! ❤️ can't wait to get down there 👏👏
Червона риба вона ж дорога великих грошей вартує . А в них це проста рибалка , взяв сачок і наловив риби.👍🇺🇦🇪🇺
Cool editing ;)
Fish jail nett 👍👍👍🐟🐟🐟🐟
Fish for the winter! yum!
How can u get there?
Ото і ж рибалка .👍🇺🇦🇪🇺
Interesting.
You go to Alaska to avoid the crowds
I was really surprised to see how many Alaskans like to Dip Net.It has to be in thousands that line the best rivers in July to net the fish as they migrate up the Rivers.What does a pound of quality smoked salmon cost in Alaska.?
Enough gas to get to the river, cost of poles, tackle and a net. My freezer is full of salmon and I have no idea what it costs:)
I don't know. I never buy salmon, always fish for it
Interesting footage.
ANNOYING audio!
Deeper.
Go look somewhere else if you dont like it. In my family, not a bit of it goes to waste and then to supplement for the rest the year by gardening, rabbits, chicken, fishing halibut and some caribou. I know where my food comes from and I respect the environment of which I harvest from. Harder than you think. Especially in places like fish creek which is where I primarily dip net. 48 salmon this year. Was a good time and have plenty of smoke salmon jared and frozen that will last till next season.
Wow bro good video
Wow 😥
Is they stored for whole winter
@@TheAlaskanOutsider @ omg ....even two year ....really unbelievable ..I also stay in snowy country but not more than Alaska ..if I get time , I will travel in this are.
Definitely different than how fish in Florida!
Wow
What is the limit? I didn’t know there were that many people living in Alaska!
Tony Bromirski. Thank you for the explanation!
@Tony Bromirski Pay no attention to the pompous anglers pouring scorn on this activity. This is fishing, definitely. It's fun, definitely. So it's sport, and from what I hear of food prices in Alaska, you'd be mad to pass it up.
Been there done that
Sept. 8, 2020---Never fished that part of the Kenai. Was stationed at Elmendorf 77-79 with my buds and I hitting 2 different sections of that river. I'd never used a fly before, so all of this was new to me. Was told you could feel the difference between the weight bouncing on the river bed vs when a salmon took it. Bump, bump, bump...nothing. Repeat as long as you want. They got their fish and it was time to go to another section. Man, I was getting bummed out, but also pissed.
There's two things about the 2nd part of the river: there was a cable strung across it, with a small barge attached to it and think it cost something like $2 for a round trip. Now I'd of been happy to fish one side, but apparently, the salmon only came up on the other side, so I paid my fare. There was also a sign just up river saying no fishing past this point. One guy made the mistake of casting his fly past this sign and then this guy writes him a ticket! Yeah, game warden.
I figured 8-10lb salmon, use 10lb fishing line.....lost THREE fish who broke my line. Eventually, FINALLY caught mine and after that, had no trouble catching others on future trips. Ended up buying dyed fur squirrel
tail fur and everything else to make my own flies. Made 'em on my time off and had about fifty made just in case I lost any due to rocks or possible broken fishing line which I ended up going to 20lb test. Thing is, others would find themselves out of flies (but not my buds) and I ended up selling each fly for $5. Looked it up and it equals $19 in todays money. Considering I made these flies for about 50 cents each, that was one hell of a mark up and I usually sold at least a dozen per trip to people.
One Japanese couple was there one time and she caught a Dolly Varden about 10lbs and was going to let it go because it wasn't a salmon. I told her she could keep it AND still catch a salmon as she had the licenses for both. They were quite happy to find this out. Another time, we're returning to the other side where our cars were at when some woman REALLY casted out her fly. Of all things, she some home snagged the barge runners hand, where the web area between the thumb and finger. She's SCREAMING I got one, I got one and as for that guy, you KNOW he was doing some screaming himself and it WASN'T I got one. He pulled out his knife and cut the line.
Afterwards, it was time to clean those fish and into the other cooler they went. Had 3-4 smokers that the guys had in the barracks and they'd be smoking for a good number of hours while we're at work. Nothing like getting off work, munching on smoke salmon, drinking beer and bs'ing with your buds.
Thanks for bringing back the memories.
Wow sounds like you have had quite the Alaskan Adventures yourself! Thanks for sharing and reminiscing! Thanks for watching and hope to see you in the next video :)
Imagine how terrified the bears are with all those humans present.
There really aren't bears around like you see in other river areas in Alaska. they are around, but this area shown is in town. The bears are mostly in the outlying areas. I worked for PD patrolling the beach, and I lived there in Kenai.
I can’t believe this
Insane right!!? Come up and spectate! It's fun to watch even if you cant do it (For Alaska Residents only)
probably the best way to damage wild salmon
But isn't it awesome that the fisheries biologist are keeping tight grips on populations and regulations that allows Alaskans to do this! What they're doing is obviously working or there wouldn't be numbers like this. Yay for the fish and the fishermen!
@@beebop9808 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Says an idiot that doesn't know what he's talking about..
My first year was 2019
Where is this? :)
Alaska
How many salmon are they allowed to dip net?
Actually it's 25 per head of household and then 10 for every dependant after that. I've processed many fishing licenses and dip net permits in my day. Also, I just looked up the rules and regs for dipnettins this season and the info I provided is accurate.
www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=PersonalUsebyAreaSouthcentralKenaiSalmon.regs
Per region. Once you get your limit in south central, you can go to the interior, southeast, etc.
BAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!
Fishing?
It is faaar from fishing.... 80% are from Anchorage or Wasilla( city alaskans) and rape the beach leave their Honey Buckets and bull shit salmon waste above high tide mark and give us all the middle finger as they drive away...pitiful
@@dudearchjohnson Thank you for the info. That's exactly what I expected people to do!
Your not fishing the traditional way! Your crossing people’s path! It sounds crazy but YOU KNOW what I’m talking about!!!!
It's a great video when I hit the mute button.
I hate dip netters, they trash the beach, and it’s an over kill.
The numbers are always low
люди как саранча накинулась на бедную рыбу!! почему-то это зрелище отлова рыбы, ее убийства и алчность людей вызывает только отвращение!!! рыбак с удочкой - это философия, это красиво!
Fishing brings a lot of healthy food to many Alaskans!
Yup...not very sporting.
It is not sport...it is grocery shopping. This is why it is only open to Alaskans and not tourists. It is considered "subsistence fishing".
I saw people doing that this year 2018. Not catching shit while I was up to my waist in water catching fish. Depper doesnt mean better.
The Alaskan Outsider I know its sad. I only caught 6 fish from the same spot! Everyone else caught like 1 or 2 or a head cold. Hobo jims song old anchor bar is too true man. Listen to it if you haven't.
The Alaskan Outsider you tube it! Its great! Sad and relevant, but great.
The Alaskan Outsider no problem. Jim sings about life experience not vicarious bullshit like alot of singers. Glad go meet someone from TH-cam that didnt get all butt hurt from a little comment.
He is fishing illegally. The regulations state that the net must have a handle attached. And there are no bears on this beach
no hay necesidad de maltrato a los peses
there is no need for fish abuse
It’s the most humane way to kill them...
Easy much?..
How do you record this shit in the air
The EU fishing fleet will soon fOook this up for you when they can no longer pilage the UK FISHING grounds 😂
Alaskans consider this sport fishing 🤣🤔
No, they don't. Alaskans consider this PATHETIC . !!
Дурные. Можно на алике сетку купить и перекрыть всю реку в нескольких местах
Бракооьеры
за такое сажать надо!!! это чистое браконьерство!!!
Not sustainable....
Yeah sustainable, too many fish in the river would tear up the sockeye breeding grounds, causing more damage then letting a few thousand Alaskans dip net.
What a sad event
Sad why?
What a sad comment.
So silly really the more people the less fish next year tradition spoiled
I doubt the fish are running single file right where everyone is fishing
Dipnetters are the worst.
This video is so gay
Disgraceful way of fishing
Disgraceful comment.