Second vid of yours that I’ve watched and thoroughly enjoyed! Not many people here would bother eating fish that size. Use it for bait instead to catch bigger fish. They don’t know what they’re missing out on. Looked really tasty! Looked like an awesome location makes me wonder what else you can fish for there....or dive for that matter. Once again great vid mate!
I am originally from the back side of the island. Tremont/SWH. Live in the White Mountains of NH now.. Are you a native to MDI? I see Trenton IGA! I have stumbled upon this channel now that I have gotten back into fishing and learning fly fishing! It is great to see Maine in the TH-cam world where it seems like everyone is not from here. But still a best kept secret! I’d love to support the Fly shop too.
Love your videos my man.. I do and teach my boys the very thing you do on your videos, minus the ocean fishing as im located in the Appalachian Mountains.. Keep the content coming, really enjoyed the salt immersed fish to keep moisture in.. 👌👌👌
Thanks, you and your boys should give it a try some time. definitely a good way to pass some time when camping. It dose take some time but its well worth it!
Ha I was about to say the same thing in my previous comment. Good on you for teaching your boys it, there are so few of us. I'll be back to making videos soon. Life gets busy some times.
Nice video man, fish looked good, Maybe make a little home made tartar sauce next time? Growing up we didn't eat Pollock at all, we always had Haddock and Cod, but now I want to try it ! haha Good job on the editing too, music was great !
Love these types of videos. Where are you getting all that beautiful weather? Here in Massachusetts we are getting cold and rainy days. Seems like forever! Keep up the great work and looking forward to the next one.
I see you fishing Acadia a lot. We are more likely to be near Portland. In general terms do you know any spots closer to Portland to get on pollack and mackerel?
I've never been striper fishing. I've been told they haven't made it up to Bar Harbor in years. I would love to make a trip down state to try it out though. If you have any tips and pointers id definitely appreciate them.
@@MainelyOutDoors When I was a kid we used to fish for them off the Portland Pier (Whale Wall) using mackerel. Also, you should check out this West Coast TH-camr channel called Fisherman's Life. He does a lot of catch and cook videos and I think you would enjoy them :) Or if you like British Stuff watch TA Fishing and TA Outdoors, the Father sounds just like the actor BrickTop from Snatch!!!
MainelyOutDoors if I were you I would come down here to Scarborough and go to one of our beaches. I suggest higgins beach and use sandworms. It's really fun fishing for stripers down here!
Great video! Heading up to Bar Harbor next week for 10 days of camping so these videos are awesome as I plan on fishing up there. What rod and reel do you use? Thx
Thanks! hmm I think this was just some cheap bait caster I picked up for bass with 30lb on it same goes for the rod. Bring what you have it will work fine. Hope you have a good trip in Acadia!
hey bro. love the videos. love maine even more lol. was fishing this exact cliff today in acadia with very little luck. nice technique anyway, is there any good locations within acadia for trout fishing? i tried a few streams and little waterways but wasnt having much luck cheers
Not many around the bar harbor area unfortunately especially with the weather we’ve been having. I would target small mouth if I where you or macs of the coast they are definitely here so you should get some. If you want native trout its best to go north or the western ends of the state. best of luck!
Great video. I'll be visiting in a few weeks from the Gulf Coast. I'm thinking about bringing a 4 piece pack rod just to piddle around like you are doing in this vid. Just to add a species or two to the list of things that I have caught. It seems that little spoons work no matter where you are. LOL What knife is that you are using in the video? It's not the same one that you have liked in the text below the video. Thanks
Thanks, good luck to you there is plenty of fish around our coast right now so I'm sure you'll do well. That knife is one from my kitten it came with a set and I cant recall the name. nothing special about it but its still the only fillet knife I have
@@MainelyOutDoors , I've been reading and cant seem to find an answer. To fish in Maine, do I need a separate freshwater and saltwater license? I can find reference to the freshwater license, but none to salt. Here in AL, we have separate licenses for each.
@@cliffwalden4038 Well kinda you don't actually need one for saltwater you just need to pay one dollar to the state to help then keep track of how many are fishing the saltwater. It's kinda weird but that's how it is here. if you already have a freshwater fishing licence in Maine and checked the box that says you also fish saltwater you don't have to do that.
@@MainelyOutDoors THat's kinda what I gathered, but it didn't make any sense. Saltwater license is more expensive here. LOL Anyway, thanks for the confirmation.
I use a cast of coloured feathers with a weight at the end on my spinning rod from the rocks in high tide on the northwest coast of Scotland, every single cast got me at least one pollock.
I dont fish them in the winter it would be far too risky to fish here. With that said I think they stick around but might move just a bit off shore. Cant say i know for sure.
@@bobbycarmen2358 Thanks I definitely will! everything is done with iMovie, pretty much everything I use is low budget for now. Hopefully, I'll make a little on youtube to upgrade one day.
@@MainelyOutDoors I literally watched all of your videos yesterday. I am planning a trip up to maine and was looking into fishing when I found your channel.
My son and I love all your content, keep it up.
Thanks for this, Jess. Nailed a bunch of pollack over at Schoodic yesterday. Excellent pan fried.
As far as I'm concerned you are doing a great job with your videos and I am from Maine
As soon as you started walking away from that pollock, I was thinking "that's a good way to feed the gulls"!
And it was I didn’t think they would find it in that little hole but I definitely underestimated them 😂
I think you've really found your niche with these catch and cook videos. Masterfully done. I'm glad to see your channel growing.
Thanks Andy means a lot!
Man. Great stuff! Thanks for bringing us along.
Any time!
I enjoyed the video and ideas. Hopefully you do more local fishing!
Totally love your videos man. Originally from Maine but somehow I'm stuck out in the Midwest, so keep em coming!
Will do, glad you're enjoying them!
Enjoying your channel, looking forward to more. Your on site cooking skills are fun to watch, plus some great scenery. 12:54 was a nice shot, Thanks
Thanks for watching I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos!
Second vid of yours that I’ve watched and thoroughly enjoyed! Not many people here would bother eating fish that size. Use it for bait instead to catch bigger fish. They don’t know what they’re missing out on. Looked really tasty! Looked like an awesome location makes me wonder what else you can fish for there....or dive for that matter.
Once again great vid mate!
They are not bad at all. I dont have the gear yet to fish for anything much bigger than that. I'm still pretty new to ocean fishing but ill get there
Really nice spot. You should show folks where you go on the map. Always looking for adventures when traveling around. Thanks.
Wouldn't want anyone to get hurt out there. Maybe in the future videos I'll mention the location.
Truck 👍
Music 👍
Fish 👍
Maybe butter next time. 😁
Hahaha "just a little bit". Thanks for the feed back!
I am originally from the back side of the island. Tremont/SWH. Live in the White Mountains of NH now.. Are you a native to MDI? I see Trenton IGA!
I have stumbled upon this channel now that I have gotten back into fishing and learning fly fishing! It is great to see Maine in the TH-cam world where it seems like everyone is not from here. But still a best kept secret! I’d love to support the Fly shop too.
Awesome video! Great job!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! More coming soon!
Great video keep it up I like em all Knut hunting I like just a bit more.
I think this channel will be seasonally hunting or fishing. hopefully some ice-fishing too if i can get the gear
Neat adventures and video, and you show good hunting ethics.
Love your videos my man.. I do and teach my boys the very thing you do on your videos, minus the ocean fishing as im located in the Appalachian Mountains.. Keep the content coming, really enjoyed the salt immersed fish to keep moisture in.. 👌👌👌
Thanks, you and your boys should give it a try some time. definitely a good way to pass some time when camping. It dose take some time but its well worth it!
@@MainelyOutDoors It most definitely looked well worth it!! Glad you put these videos out, seems to be almost a lost art now days.. Just Excellent
Ha I was about to say the same thing in my previous comment. Good on you for teaching your boys it, there are so few of us. I'll be back to making videos soon. Life gets busy some times.
@@MainelyOutDoors Yes sir it absolutely does..
Seagull got ur fish man. Great videos, be careful, some guy just recently fell in and died at Acadia.
Nice video man, fish looked good, Maybe make a little home made tartar sauce next time? Growing up we didn't eat Pollock at all, we always had Haddock and Cod, but now I want to try it ! haha Good job on the editing too, music was great !
Love these types of videos. Where are you getting all that beautiful weather? Here in Massachusetts we are getting cold and rainy days. Seems like forever! Keep up the great work and looking forward to the next one.
Up in Bar Harbor surprisingly! Thanks for watching I just filmed another one today. i'll have that edited by the weeks end for ya.
I surely would like to get out to bucks harbor and catch more of those harbor Pollock
Im going out there in september. bar harbor .. take me out. that looks awesome. serioursly
I see you fishing Acadia a lot. We are more likely to be near Portland. In general terms do you know any spots closer to Portland to get on pollack and mackerel?
Mainer here bub lol... You should do a video about catching some stripers
I've never been striper fishing. I've been told they haven't made it up to Bar Harbor in years. I would love to make a trip down state to try it out though. If you have any tips and pointers id definitely appreciate them.
@@MainelyOutDoors When I was a kid we used to fish for them off the Portland Pier (Whale Wall) using mackerel. Also, you should check out this West Coast TH-camr channel called Fisherman's Life. He does a lot of catch and cook videos and I think you would enjoy them :) Or if you like British Stuff watch TA Fishing and TA Outdoors, the Father sounds just like the actor BrickTop from Snatch!!!
MainelyOutDoors if I were you I would come down here to Scarborough and go to one of our beaches. I suggest higgins beach and use sandworms. It's really fun fishing for stripers down here!
@@nolanorff8259 Will do are they here yet?
MainelyOutDoors oh yes they are. I've been slaying them in the marshes down here.
Nice spot for lunch!!
Great video! Heading up to Bar Harbor next week for 10 days of camping so these videos are awesome as I plan on fishing up there. What rod and reel do you use? Thx
Thanks! hmm I think this was just some cheap bait caster I picked up for bass with 30lb on it same goes for the rod. Bring what you have it will work fine. Hope you have a good trip in Acadia!
hey bro. love the videos. love maine even more lol.
was fishing this exact cliff today in acadia with very little luck. nice technique
anyway, is there any good locations within acadia for trout fishing? i tried a few streams and little waterways but wasnt having much luck
cheers
Not many around the bar harbor area unfortunately especially with the weather we’ve been having. I would target small mouth if I where you or macs of the coast they are definitely here so you should get some. If you want native trout its best to go north or the western ends of the state. best of luck!
I love these
Great video. I'll be visiting in a few weeks from the Gulf Coast. I'm thinking about bringing a 4 piece pack rod just to piddle around like you are doing in this vid. Just to add a species or two to the list of things that I have caught. It seems that little spoons work no matter where you are. LOL What knife is that you are using in the video? It's not the same one that you have liked in the text below the video. Thanks
Thanks, good luck to you there is plenty of fish around our coast right now so I'm sure you'll do well. That knife is one from my kitten it came with a set and I cant recall the name. nothing special about it but its still the only fillet knife I have
@@MainelyOutDoors , I've been reading and cant seem to find an answer. To fish in Maine, do I need a separate freshwater and saltwater license? I can find reference to the freshwater license, but none to salt. Here in AL, we have separate licenses for each.
@@cliffwalden4038 Well kinda you don't actually need one for saltwater you just need to pay one dollar to the state to help then keep track of how many are fishing the saltwater. It's kinda weird but that's how it is here. if you already have a freshwater fishing licence in Maine and checked the box that says you also fish saltwater you don't have to do that.
@@MainelyOutDoors THat's kinda what I gathered, but it didn't make any sense. Saltwater license is more expensive here. LOL Anyway, thanks for the confirmation.
@@cliffwalden4038 No you're right it makes 0 sense but that's just how we do it here lol! glad I could help
Was up there yesterday and hooked 18 of these guys in less than an hour. Never experienced anything like it. High tide on the bridge at Otter Cove
I went out the other day and did the same not sure why there are so many this year
I use a cast of coloured feathers with a weight at the end on my spinning rod from the rocks in high tide on the northwest coast of Scotland, every single cast got me at least one pollock.
Wish that was the case for me I can catch the smaller ones but the larger ones are eluding me
Good vid!
Thanks, Todd
Do you catch them in the winter from shore too? I'm from Dennysville but typically only do freshwater from shore
I dont fish them in the winter it would be far too risky to fish here. With that said I think they stick around but might move just a bit off shore. Cant say i know for sure.
Where abouts in barharbor are you. I haven't had much luck catching any saltwater fish there.
That was were you put it, maybe a full or pelican
No pelicans in Maine
Ill be up in that area in the middle of August, will they still be around?
Yes, they'll still be around although I've found there's less this year
MainelyOutDoors Thanks.
Thank you
dude do you live near acadia? you seem very familiar
is this harbour pollock?
Yes it was
What kind of camera are you using?
A gopro6 for now
Your videos are awesome man! Please keep up the content! What program are you editing with?
@@bobbycarmen2358 Thanks I definitely will! everything is done with iMovie, pretty much everything I use is low budget for now. Hopefully, I'll make a little on youtube to upgrade one day.
@@MainelyOutDoors I literally watched all of your videos yesterday. I am planning a trip up to maine and was looking into fishing when I found your channel.
Glad you enjoyed them hope you found them some what useful for your trip as well
You Need to make more mackerel videos
I do I’ll try to film a few this year
You should do give aways
I definitely will one day
You should, monetize your videos. I know, you would make money off of TH-cam.