I live in Alaska and throughout the summer and autumn go on many hike in, boat in and fly in fishing adventures, fly fishing for salmon, steelhead, trout, dolly varden and grayling. Countless times I have come upon bears including grizzlies with cubs. All are potehtially deadly and unpredictable 100% of the time. Sure, yes, it's true that bears are not always aggressive nor defensive. But nonetheless, I am always armed with both a 12 gauge brush gun (loaded with rifled slugs and shot) and a .44 magnum handgun strapped to my chest. I also carry bear spray. Although it's true that holding bear behavior awareness is more important than any firearm, four times I have done everything right and nothing stupid yet was charged, and those weapons saved my life. It's foolish to enter bear habitat without a firearm.
I can tell you never had to fire that deer & home intruder defense handgun 44 at a bear because you are still alive and I high think you are another TH-cam comments liar because Alaskans like me who guided 26 years for these bears never ever use such a wimpy handgun for Alaskan bears and never did any guide I knew ever used wimpy handguns for bears. The common bear gun in Alaska starts at 338 win mag with the most common are the 375 H&H mag and the 416 magnums not a wimpy handgun of any size !. This BS that handguns are bear cannons is PUNK ASS BS by big city slicker green horns who never in there life ever been to Alaska. It really gets stupid with morons like you thinking large Alaska bears can be knocked off with a single pistol bullet that has less energy than a 30-30 win and the pistol bullet only carry's it's energy for a short range . The next PUNK ASS stupidity is bears start charging at long range so you have time to fire all 15 round from a large auto pistol .
@WTF Kyle From what I have researched, a 10mm is a very capable (and recommended) bear defense "handgun' (knowing that handguns are not the ideal firearm like a rifle or shotgun, but they can be practical depending on the situation), but the other important aspect is the ammo. It is recommended to use hard cast ammo as opposed to FMJ.
@@jourdeflamme8235 try to enter Canadian customs from the United States then get caught with bear spray, You will be arrested . Canadian customs even ask if you have bear spray.
@@jourdeflamme8235 you go ahead with that b.s. then go to Canada and walk around with that can of bear spray as a foigener then see what gets you at the customs or if you get checked my the police. I have 26 years living and guiding fishing and hunting in Alaska I have to cross Canadian customs constantly at the Yukon customs and Blaine Washington customs. How about you tell me how many time you have passes the fence in
@@jourdeflamme8235 you go ahead with the ignorance you have. One day it's going to cost you a big fine and jail time in communist Canada. Then Canada will band you for life from entering Canada. Canada doesn't play nice when foreigners break Canadian laws.
Moldovawineimporter Moldova Traders LLC you ain’t no fuckin guide and you it’s hilarious how you shut the fuck up once he provided the statute for your dumbass
@@bauzel5890 There is always the factor of Murphys Law. The unpredictable unforeseen tradgedy occuoring. Why do ships have Life Vests and boats? Why do buildings have Fire Extinguishers and other Safety equipment? Because of the possibilities of accidents life and death emergency situations occouring and to avoid tragedies preserve and save human life which is entirely worthy to preserve and save. It is the same with arming oneself with proportionate firearms if at all possible in areas where Unpredictable dangerous A Pex predictors roam. Human life is worthy to be sustsined and fight for!
bs1820 youre stupid! Many bears have been stopped when charging if u dont believe search this here on TH-cam-(bear charging hunters stopped dead on tracks)
The 'new' thinking is 'animals don't bother you, if you don't bother them'. You can't predict what a wild animal is going to do no matter how much college you've had! He has protection, big teeth and claws...why don't you?!
@David Tucker he's trolling you lol There are lots of guns here in canada. You are allowed to bring guns with you into the woods/wilderness. I'm Canadian. U can google it np Edit: he is right. No handguns "In general, the only firearms allowed for wilderness protection are non-restricted rifles and shotguns. The following individuals, provided they are Canadian residents and have a licence that allows them to possess restricted firearms, may be authorized to carry a handgun or restricted long gun for wilderness protection:" His comment is pretty fucking stupid
Lmao please be more obvious.. camping in areas with bears without a firearm isn’t uncommon.. at all.. A hand gun is going to piss off a grizzly.. not kill it. If your going to bring a gun it better be a powerful one, you better have it on your side at all times, and you better pray you can pull the trigger in time. If you miss your dead. Might as well go without one to be honest
You went in there unarmed???!!! That's just crazy and just plain Stupid! I only live in Massachusetts, but I fish in some remote heavily wooded areas that have a pretty heavy concentration of black bears, and I recently had a very close encounter with one! Thank God I had my .45-auto on me, I had just enough time to draw and fire a round over his head and luckily it scared the shit out of him and he ran off! After I calmed down I got the hell out of there! I didn't want to hurt him if I didn't have to, fortunately the day had a happy ending both for myself and the bear!
Craig Murley one issue we face in Canada however (where this is filmed) is legally we are not allowed to carry a restricted firearm in the woods , (restricted being any handgun or rifle the government looks "scary")... so when it comes to fishing here in Canada where this is filmed really we don't have much of an option as far as a firearm goes! I suppose if you had your "pal" and were willing to cary a rifle or shotgun over your shoulder that would work, but when wading upstreams that's pretty difficult to do... soooo bear mace and bangers it issss for us!
Craig Murley I bet that's not the only kind of happy ending you needed that day. The bear probably needed one, too, from an Asian black bear, no doubt.
A .45 is NOT a bear defense weapon! I have one and like it, but it was designed for hydra-shock to knock down a human and is not capable of knocking down even a black bear, let alone a grizzly. With bears, particularly Grizzlies, you need penetration. I fish in the area where this was filmed and carry a 12 gauge loaded with 3” magnum, Sabot slugs. I have never had to fire it - back away, you are the intruder! P.s. bear bangers are not helpful with Grizzlies.
I suppose it depends on your definition of "their house". It doesn't take a lot of extrapolation to include the entire province of British Columbia, with the exception of Vancouver and a few other small cities. The province is enormous and sparsely populated. For a sense of the scale of the province, you should note that it is larger than California, Oregon and Washington (state) combined. There is lots of room for the bears and for people that are seeking recreation, its just that you don't know when you will encounter a bear. I have never shot at a bear and have every intention to keep it that way - I am not a hunter and I even release all the fish that I catch. By spending my vacation $$$ in British Columbia I am supporting low-impact tourism and thereby the local economy. If you spend any time up there, you quickly realize that the economies of the smaller cities and towns in BC are primarily supported by resource extraction - principally timber and mining. Unlike those industries, fly-fishing tourism leaves intact the habitat on which the bears depend. The fees I pay for fishing licenses and daily permits (over $300 Canadian, this year) help to fund broader conservation efforts and also help to pay the salaries of fish and game enforcement officers who are the first line of defense for wildlife. On the whole, I have no difficulty justifying my role in the eco-system and my relationship with the bears, of whom I remain in awe. @@lovely3097
First video I've watched for this channel which has now got me organising my fishing gear waiting for Spring to hit here in Massachusetts. Thankfully, we don't have Brown/Grizzly bears here, but, the black bears are just about everywhere out here in Western Massachusetts.... that and Moose. Subscribed.
I've caught small wild rainbows with a sweet boron rod with 4lb line, 2lb leaders and they take all the line they want, FUN, I can only imagine those wild steelhead what a blast!!!
I enjoyed the video. It's a bummer the so-called friend didn't share his fishing rod. What a tight wad! Real friends share when the other took a lost because of some unforeseen, unprovoked misfortune. Keep living the good life!
Crispy K Lol! Either that or he knew he had just about the only fish in there and he didn't give a crap about those two. I liked that uh comment at the end about friends...wtf? Glad they let the fish go too. More for the bear.😂🐾🐗🎣
Love the Bears, go see them on Kodiak, helicopter ride is amazing looking around . . . It was so beautiful we went again again!! Big Bear, called him #Scarface . . I miss him, hope he is still alive, he graced us with his presence and I didn’t want to leave . . . 😍🙏🐻🐻🐻
I get it. One fish, more than one bear, two humans (at least). Quinn is commenting on the scarcity of what we love: steelhead. Period. Move along folks, it's a good story with meaning. I share the bear phobia and for good reason, won't stop me from fishing and exploring either. Good stuff Quinn, I'm with ya
You KNOW the dangers and yet you still venture into Grizzly territory without firearms...you're tempting fate and playing with your lives. Some people don't fear death , but being eaten by a grizzly would be one of the worst ways to go.
Hey, Joe-Bob...you don't NEED a firearm license to carry a handgun in the wild. What you probably meant to say was that you're an ex convict and can't OWN a gun, RIGHT ?
Bears are great at looking like they are ignoring while they take a read. They will often dig to put their watchers at ease. I"ve seen that on youtube videos. Particularly when they stalk baby buffalo whose parents are in a group being protected. The bear will go after the babies and find one that can't keep up. The bear presses the border of the herd to get them running.
I really enjoyed the way you showed respect to the bears being guest at their table. I really like the *take n leave* way of fishing. Enjoy & Respect wilderness!
Yes thank you! All these people saying "carry a gun" no absolutely not necessary maybe for people but not wildlife. If you don't bother them, they don't bother you
you are wrong......bears with cubs will kick your butt........male bears feeling their oats, deer/elk get crazy,same way.......consider wild animals as sociopathic/very dangerous albeit cute
Don't be fools with your life. I'm in bear country, my .44 magnum is with me. Loaded with 6 hot, hardened lead 320gr. bear stoppers. Even the muzzle blast from the .44 mag will usually turn them. I'm not a gambler because the odds are always against gamblers.
Charles Joseph , the laws in Canada don't allow you to own handguns. This is more like it. If the laws in Canada did allow you to own them, you'd have them. Please don't play tough guy without giving a complete picture of why you don't bring a handgun with you or need one... It's simple, you can't by law. A rifle or a shotgun would be too cumbersome in this type of cover but still useful if only to turn a bear away. You probably have never seen how quickly things can turn really ugly with a bear, particularly a grizzly. Aside from your post, gorgeous video of B.C. Spectacular province.
@@Nexus-ub4hs Bingo!!...Guns miss and pepper spray works just as well! Plus, its usually the sound that scares them anyway, so an air horn wold work just as well..Its actually painful for animals with good hearing.
Nice video guys! Good storyline to the vid. Your luck with casting, two snags in a row, and then breaking your fly rod, is exactly why mine stays in the closet most of the time, ha ha!
Love the woods area but not too excited about being that close to a bear. Live in New Mexico where the bear can be in the yard anytime of the day. Haven't seen one in my sister's yard this year but we do see lots of deer.
Steffano Ducati not everyone going fishing brings guns. In fact, I live in Canada and it’s illegal carrying a gun, that’s not in a case, or hunting season. I hike, in the wilderness all the time. Without a gun; only mace. Ive never felt a gun is necessary. Mind you, we don’t have grizzlies. I’ve came close to many black bears and never felt i was in danger.
@@daynalynnxo ..sucks to live in Canada..I live in Alaska and can carry any gun..even under my jacket.. Better to have it and not need it..then need it and not have it.
Dam !! Just found your channel/show and I love it.!! I've never actually had the opportunity to Fly Fish but it sure looks fun. Keep up the awesome videos guys…...cheers
I'm with ya....A bear is not to be underestimated, or guessed at.
Pure, Untamed, Incredible, Funny, Beautiful, Suspenseful, .......Just another Captain Quinn Masterpiece...
That is fishing. Uncertainty, questions and excitement. Nice vid!
Grizzly Bear footage begins @ 3:58 (for the other bear lovers like me!)
Thank you Nana :)
Doing the lord's work
Your missing the journey leading up to it.
Guys like me always exist🤣🤣
Gorgeous pictures of a huge black bear, starting @ 2:35, then a blonde bear, almost looks like a Polar bear. Thanks for the upload, gorgeous country.
I live in Alaska and throughout the summer and autumn go on many hike in, boat in and fly in fishing adventures, fly fishing for salmon, steelhead, trout, dolly varden and grayling. Countless times I have come upon bears including grizzlies with cubs. All are potehtially deadly and unpredictable 100% of the time. Sure, yes, it's true that bears are not always aggressive nor defensive. But nonetheless, I am always armed with both a 12 gauge brush gun (loaded with rifled slugs and shot) and a .44 magnum handgun strapped to my chest. I also carry bear spray. Although it's true that holding bear behavior awareness is more important than any firearm, four times I have done everything right and nothing stupid yet was charged, and those weapons saved my life. It's foolish to enter bear habitat without a firearm.
I can tell you never had to fire that deer & home intruder defense handgun 44 at a bear because you are still alive and I high think you are another TH-cam comments liar because Alaskans like me who guided 26 years for these bears never ever use such a wimpy handgun for Alaskan bears and never did any guide I knew ever used wimpy handguns for bears.
The common bear gun in Alaska starts at 338 win mag with the most common are the 375 H&H mag and the 416 magnums not a wimpy handgun of any size !.
This BS that handguns are bear cannons is PUNK ASS BS by big city slicker green horns who never in there life ever been to Alaska.
It really gets stupid with morons like you thinking large Alaska bears can be knocked off with a single pistol bullet that has less energy than a 30-30 win and the pistol bullet only carry's it's energy for a short range .
The next PUNK ASS stupidity is bears start charging at long range so you have time to fire all 15 round from a large auto pistol .
@WTF Kyle DUMB...
@WTF Kyle From what I have researched, a 10mm is a very capable (and recommended) bear defense "handgun' (knowing that handguns are not the ideal firearm like a rifle or shotgun, but they can be practical depending on the situation), but the other important aspect is the ammo. It is recommended to use hard cast ammo as opposed to FMJ.
yea, carry a weapon powerful enough to drop in one shot if the situation arises. Bears aren't in the compassion business.
@@jourdeflamme8235 try to enter Canadian customs from the United States then get caught with bear spray,
You will be arrested .
Canadian customs even ask if you have bear spray.
@@jourdeflamme8235 you go ahead with that b.s. then go to Canada and walk around with that can of bear spray as a foigener then see what gets you at the customs or if you get checked my the police.
I have 26 years living and guiding fishing and hunting in Alaska I have to cross Canadian customs constantly at the Yukon customs and Blaine Washington customs.
How about you tell me how many time you have passes the fence in
@@jourdeflamme8235 you go ahead with the ignorance you have.
One day it's going to cost you a big fine and jail time in communist Canada.
Then Canada will band you for life from entering Canada.
Canada doesn't play nice when foreigners break Canadian laws.
Yes..drop a bear in one shot..LOL..good luck, that is rarely done.
Moldovawineimporter Moldova Traders LLC you ain’t no fuckin guide and you it’s hilarious how you shut the fuck up once he provided the statute for your dumbass
to not have great respect and caution for grizzlys is to find your self its dinner.
I Love this. The nature. The beauty. The bear eating. Man, I am jealous. Beautiful guys.
Real with no B.S. thanks guys.
Love seeing the Captain in stealth mode.
captain quinns homie is steady roasting him low key
j tv lol for real
yep let's be dumb and go into the bush where there are grizzlies, but let's not take a gun..lol
There are peolpe that know how to behave in nature you know
@@bauzel5890
There is always the factor of Murphys Law. The unpredictable unforeseen tradgedy occuoring.
Why do ships have Life Vests and boats? Why do buildings have Fire Extinguishers and other Safety equipment?
Because of the possibilities of accidents life and death emergency situations occouring and to avoid tragedies preserve and save human life which is entirely worthy to preserve and save.
It is the same with arming oneself with proportionate firearms if at all possible in areas where
Unpredictable dangerous A Pex predictors roam.
Human life is worthy to be sustsined and fight for!
bs1820 youre stupid! Many bears have been stopped when charging if u dont believe search this here on TH-cam-(bear charging hunters stopped dead on tracks)
bs1820
Another ignorant Buttplug
@@bauzel5890 yeah tell that to all the experts who knew everything that died as experts
The bear then taps ya on the shoulder and says, "thanks for catchin that fish for me".
I would like to go fishing there for steelhead - but a bear even a quarter size of grizzly would freak me out beyond excitement levels.
Loved this video and the respect shown for nature and the creatures that live there.
“Pauly might’ve appeared to move slow, but it was only because Pauly didn’t have to move for anybody” (Henry Hill)
man that adventure looked like a lot of fun. Great video Captain Quinn!
TOTAL CRAP!!
this is by far the best episode of Ozarks yet!
great video as always cap!
The 'new' thinking is 'animals don't bother you, if you don't bother them'. You can't predict what a wild animal is going to do no matter how much college you've had! He has protection, big teeth and claws...why don't you?!
We have the grocery store and the bear has us.
David Tucker what on earth are you babbling on about
@David Tucker he's trolling you lol
There are lots of guns here in canada. You are allowed to bring guns with you into the woods/wilderness. I'm Canadian. U can google it np
Edit: he is right. No handguns
"In general, the only firearms allowed for wilderness protection are non-restricted rifles and shotguns. The following individuals, provided they are Canadian residents and have a licence that allows them to possess restricted firearms, may be authorized to carry a handgun or restricted long gun for wilderness protection:"
His comment is pretty fucking stupid
Lmao please be more obvious.. camping in areas with bears without a firearm isn’t uncommon.. at all..
A hand gun is going to piss off a grizzly.. not kill it. If your going to bring a gun it better be a powerful one, you better have it on your side at all times, and you better pray you can pull the trigger in time. If you miss your dead. Might as well go without one to be honest
J. Kol34
You are dangerously ignorant!
Amazing video Captain Quinn!!!
your in Grizz country with no protection, that pretty much says it all.
Not even a .44 mag, why take chances like that? The noise alone makes it worth carrying a handgun .
You went in there unarmed???!!! That's just crazy and just plain Stupid! I only live in Massachusetts, but I fish in some remote heavily wooded areas that have a pretty heavy concentration of black bears, and I recently had a very close encounter with one! Thank God I had my .45-auto on me, I had just enough time to draw and fire a round over his head and luckily it scared the shit out of him and he ran off! After I calmed down I got the hell out of there! I didn't want to hurt him if I didn't have to, fortunately the day had a happy ending both for myself and the bear!
Craig Murley one issue we face in Canada however (where this is filmed) is legally we are not allowed to carry a restricted firearm in the woods , (restricted being any handgun or rifle the government looks "scary")... so when it comes to fishing here in Canada where this is filmed really we don't have much of an option as far as a firearm goes! I suppose if you had your "pal" and were willing to cary a rifle or shotgun over your shoulder that would work, but when wading upstreams that's pretty difficult to do... soooo bear mace and bangers it issss for us!
Craig Murley I bet that's not the only kind of happy ending you needed that day. The bear probably needed one, too, from an Asian black bear, no doubt.
A .45 is NOT a bear defense weapon! I have one and like it, but it was designed for hydra-shock to knock down a human and is not capable of knocking down even a black bear, let alone a grizzly. With bears, particularly Grizzlies, you need penetration. I fish in the area where this was filmed and carry a 12 gauge loaded with 3” magnum, Sabot slugs. I have never had to fire it - back away, you are the intruder! P.s. bear bangers are not helpful with Grizzlies.
That’s their house, don’t go back and you don’t have to hurt the bear 🐻
I suppose it depends on your definition of "their house". It doesn't take a lot of extrapolation to include the entire province of British Columbia, with the exception of Vancouver and a few other small cities. The province is enormous and sparsely populated. For a sense of the scale of the province, you should note that it is larger than California, Oregon and Washington (state) combined. There is lots of room for the bears and for people that are seeking recreation, its just that you don't know when you will encounter a bear. I have never shot at a bear and have every intention to keep it that way - I am not a hunter and I even release all the fish that I catch.
By spending my vacation $$$ in British Columbia I am supporting low-impact tourism and thereby the local economy. If you spend any time up there, you quickly realize that the economies of the smaller cities and towns in BC are primarily supported by resource extraction - principally timber and mining. Unlike those industries, fly-fishing tourism leaves intact the habitat on which the bears depend. The fees I pay for fishing licenses and daily permits (over $300 Canadian, this year) help to fund broader conservation efforts and also help to pay the salaries of fish and game enforcement officers who are the first line of defense for wildlife. On the whole, I have no difficulty justifying my role in the eco-system and my relationship with the bears, of whom I remain in awe. @@lovely3097
Catch and release 😍😍👍👍👍👍👍
Love all the bears, and the fishing is fantastic!! Thanks for sharing this vid ☺👍
The is excellent raw adventure! Well done!
The kermode spirit bears are so beautiful.
no one has ever fish there...we all like to think this.
That was epic... Good stuff captain
I wouldn't share my Glazed Donut or flyrod. Your the Camera man after that one😉
I've ran into lots of black bears but never a grizzly. So cool!!!
Sharing is overrated!
Every man for himself!
Good vid!
When the man asks, what's the bear doing. I said SAYING GRACE!
Boy if I were younger...thanks for sharing..grizzly bear crazy
Awesome video and commentary!!
Fordflatheadmotors
I was very happy to see you released the fish after the catch.
First video I've watched for this channel which has now got me organising my fishing gear waiting for Spring to hit here in Massachusetts.
Thankfully, we don't have Brown/Grizzly bears here, but, the black bears are just about everywhere out here in Western Massachusetts.... that and Moose.
Subscribed.
Wow, amazing video 👍👍👍
I've caught small wild rainbows with a sweet boron rod with 4lb line, 2lb leaders and they take all the line they want, FUN, I can only imagine those wild steelhead what a blast!!!
5:30 me "BACK OFF! WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU DISCUSSING IT! OMFG!!!!" LOL
Bear just made eye contact 😮. Boys get out of there 😱😱😱 OMG!
Wow what an awesome video
I enjoyed the video. It's a bummer the so-called friend didn't share his fishing rod. What a tight wad! Real friends share when the other took a lost because of some unforeseen, unprovoked misfortune. Keep living the good life!
1st. time viewer. That was spectacular!
It's so entertaining watching you fly Fishing I am still learning but I always have passion. You're the best conservative fisher on TH-cam I'd say!
+James Wallace Thanks for the comment James, I really appreciate it! Hope to see you on the water some day!
Sweet you Replied Cap sure hope to see you aswell!
You're the Captain!
I know you like to tour fishy water's so check out Birkenhead River or other river systems related to the area you would LOVE IT. 👌
never knew Thor liked fishing
OML!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Loki was the bear trying to trick Thor
he do look like thor
😂😂😂😂n without his hammer.
Been afraid of bears my entire life and is a big reason why I prefer the high desert; until I found bears also roam that area O_O
4:41 Unlucky, yells to scare it off... ends up being that one deaf bear in the forest XD
Crispy K 😂🤣🤣lol
Crispy K Lol! Either that or he knew he had just about the only fish in there and he didn't give a crap about those two. I liked that uh comment at the end about friends...wtf? Glad they let the fish go too. More for the bear.😂🐾🐗🎣
Such a nice looking fish
You seem like an awesome guy captain Quinn. Really cool video, thanks for sharing.
Love the Bears, go see them on Kodiak, helicopter ride is amazing
looking around . . . It was so beautiful we went again again!! Big Bear, called him #Scarface . . I miss him, hope he is still alive, he graced us with his presence and I didn’t want to leave . . . 😍🙏🐻🐻🐻
the guy caught a fish and acts like it's a big deal. When a bear attacks, THAT is a big deal. the BIGGEST
The wilderness is for animals not for human beings to be there!!! Respect these animals that’s where they live!
I'm not surprised you broke your pole handling it like that.
Epic trip guys, bear encounter, sight fish and landed. I thought we might have been treated to some catch and cook Capitan Quin style.
I get it. One fish, more than one bear, two humans (at least). Quinn is commenting on the scarcity of what we love: steelhead. Period. Move along folks, it's a good story with meaning. I share the bear phobia and for good reason, won't stop me from fishing and exploring either. Good stuff Quinn, I'm with ya
Amazing camera lens
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR BEAUTIFUL MOVIES
Damn fool. You've entered the food chain.
Thank you for sharing.... Would like a video on what you do when you hook a fish on the fly. How to you bring the fish in?
When you take a stupid friend fishing who has no fear of bear.
Nice catch and yeah I would be super cautious of any grizzly or bear while fishing
My dude trying to fight a bear 😂😂😂😂
You KNOW the dangers and yet you still venture into Grizzly territory without firearms...you're tempting fate and playing with your lives. Some people don't fear death , but being eaten by a grizzly would be one of the worst ways to go.
Brother, after seeing all of these videos on bear attacks, I've already made up my mind, I'll never go into the woods again without a gun...a BIG gun.
shut up you ugly bitch
How about not going into woods where you know there's bears and nobody dies ? You or the bear.
Woah ur cool Big Joe. How about you go fuck yourself
Hey, Joe-Bob...you don't NEED a firearm license to carry a handgun in the wild. What you probably meant to say was that you're an ex convict and can't OWN a gun, RIGHT ?
Bears are great at looking like they are ignoring while they take a read. They will often dig to put their watchers at ease. I"ve seen that on youtube videos. Particularly when they stalk baby buffalo whose parents are in a group being protected. The bear will go after the babies and find one that can't keep up. The bear presses the border of the herd to get them running.
WHAT a way to camp!!! hat's off to you. Fly fishing to boot.
Too bad about your rod being broke and I guess your 'friend' didn't want his broke either
cheers 👍👍
So so so much fun!!!!
This is what they call survivor of the fittest. He who can run the fastest.
You can be as tough as you think. Until you run into something tougher like a bear.
Can't believe I found this channel just today
Great quality, great videos. New sub!
Thank you, great video.
"Let's go down to the river, then we'll go up"
There's always that one asshole😂 😂 😂
For once a wildlife channel that doesn't play it up for the camera. Good video!
I really enjoyed the way you showed respect to the bears being guest at their table. I really like the *take n leave* way of fishing. Enjoy & Respect wilderness!
Yes thank you! All these people saying "carry a gun" no absolutely not necessary maybe for people but not wildlife. If you don't bother them, they don't bother you
you are wrong......bears with cubs will kick your butt........male bears feeling their oats, deer/elk get crazy,same way.......consider wild animals as sociopathic/very dangerous albeit cute
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Catch and release. Honorable!
I LOVE FISHING 😄
Yeah you would have broken Rob's rod as well then all you gous could do is look at fish lol great video boys
I live in Maine, I'm never armed when I go in the woods. I would never go where there are grizz. without being armed. Common sense.
All woods in Maine have potential of housing a grizz....... common sense bud
@@wmiller7208 There are no grizz. in Maine bud, common sense.
@Mr. Browning lol your right. I didn't realise they were only in a few spots.
Tyrone I agree with you, if I'm in the middle of nowhere Id rather have a gun hoping not to use it....but just in case.
Hayley Rose condoms and guns better to have and not need than need and not have 😋
hey
I this man was a Bear 🐻 🤣 he barely fits in his car👀
I lived in Everett Wa for a few years and fished quite a few rivers for Steelhead and salmon....loved the Hoh!
Ive heard good things of the Hoh-would love to fish it one day!
bob bobbo Hmm I need to try it out!
No sir, you have no chance. He had to ponder that, lol....
no fear they smell fear
How about soiled trousers?
this was awesome and a bit scarey. very good camera!!!
"Broke my rod, but it was worth it" amen
LIKE A DONUTE ON A SILVER BANQUET PLATE---LOL-AWESOME DUDE! LMAO
Ever heard of using a sapling as a rod? You can fly fish with a short amount of line
oatmeal, cofee and beans.... now that is the breakfast of champions
Great video
Don't be fools with your life. I'm in bear country, my .44 magnum is with me. Loaded with 6 hot, hardened lead 320gr. bear stoppers. Even the muzzle blast from the .44 mag will usually turn them. I'm not a gambler because the odds are always against gamblers.
Walking among killers
Rob O This is Canada, not Murica where everyone needs a gun to feel safe.
Charles Joseph , the laws in Canada don't allow you to own handguns. This is more like it. If the laws in Canada did allow you to own them, you'd have them. Please don't play tough guy without giving a complete picture of why you don't bring a handgun with you or need one... It's simple, you can't by law. A rifle or a shotgun would be too cumbersome in this type of cover but still useful if only to turn a bear away. You probably have never seen how quickly things can turn really ugly with a bear, particularly a grizzly. Aside from your post, gorgeous video of B.C. Spectacular province.
Charles Joseph How about using a really loud horn or siren or something maybe?
@@Nexus-ub4hs Bingo!!...Guns miss and pepper spray works just as well! Plus, its usually the sound that scares them anyway, so an air horn wold work just as well..Its actually painful for animals with good hearing.
Awesome!
great video captain quinn!
Nice video guys! Good storyline to the vid. Your luck with casting, two snags in a row, and then breaking your fly rod, is exactly why mine stays in the closet most of the time, ha ha!
THE MOUNTAINLIFE LOL
Love the woods area but not too excited about being that close to a bear. Live in New Mexico where the bear can be in the yard anytime of the day. Haven't seen one in my sister's yard this year but we do see lots of deer.
NO GUNS ... bad idea
Steffano Ducati not everyone going fishing brings guns. In fact, I live in Canada and it’s illegal carrying a gun, that’s not in a case, or hunting season. I hike, in the wilderness all the time. Without a gun; only mace. Ive never felt a gun is necessary. Mind you, we don’t have grizzlies. I’ve came close to many black bears and never felt i was in danger.
@@daynalynnxo ..sucks to live in Canada..I live in Alaska and can carry any gun..even under my jacket..
Better to have it and not need it..then need it and not have it.
Dam !! Just found your channel/show and I love it.!! I've never actually had the opportunity to Fly Fish but it sure looks fun.
Keep up the awesome videos guys…...cheers
is this in bc canada?