Very inspiring! We was introduced to your channel by our son. He love fishing. You’re young but very professional and informative. As parents, your parents should be very proud of the young man that they raise you to be. Keep up the good work that you do. Rather then going out spend your spare time doing crazy things as majority of young men out there. You utilize your time for something productive and at the same time, it may teach or catch the attention of the younger generation to follow your footsteps. Again, god bless you in all you do. Keep up the great work and be safe out there. We’re super proud of you. Keep the videos coming. We are inspired. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thumbs up for Andrews boat and him! Really like the informational popups very educational! Us old Navy Vets love information tips!...lol Shout out to other Vets, thank you for your service!
I love your videos man. Most of them I have watched you leave the prayer in the video but this video, you didn’t. ALWAYS keep the prayers in the videos man! Thank you for your content.
Thank first time I've seen Burbot cleaned and cooked. I live in Oregon and fished the Columbia for Walleye starting in 1991. It quickly became my first choice followed closely by Crappie. I enjoy your videos and am subscribed.
Never had burbot don't know if I'll ever have the opportunity to eat it either hopefully one day I would like to give it a try. But walleye is definitely first on my list. I would also like to say just when you think your channels as Good as it gets. You add facts on the bottom of your screen. That was an awesome touch. If I could say one thing I would say the one thing would be that don't cut your prayer out of the video I feel like I'm praying with you my friend. Thanks again for the great video as always. And please never go away from the catch and Cook's.
Stops of belly meat from the walleye work really well on a jig for burbot and walleye. Stays on the hook well. Looks like a small fry. Love the style of your videos.
Awesome man. I grew up in alaska and used to catch burbot, we would cut a huge hole and ice fish for them in 10 feet deep water. We could see them swim by and watch them bite, it was a blast. I live in Vancouver, WA now. Enjoy your hunting and fishing vids! This will be my first year hunting Washington
Excellent video Bro. Love that winter time fishing on open water. I do a lot of that here in Upstate NY on the Finger Lakes any day it gets above 40 degrees. Mostly target yellow perch but have some caught some neat bonus fish too. Keep up the fishing adventures.
I've tried it the meat were surprisingly good, I don't know anyone in my area target them during ice fishing month but me and buddies catch them each outing all were released
The bones make good fish stock. As a kid I would see people throw them on the ice and leave them. I honestly didn't know any better. Now I keep a few and release the rest. Here in central New York they are at their southern edge of their population. A throw back to post glacial times. A cool fish. A member of the cod family.
Dang Samong that looks like fun never caught a burbot before will have to give it a try especially if they taste as good as you say thanks for the video God Bless 🙏
Awesome video. And that burger looks so good. I’ve never fished for a walleye & never heard of burbot , going to have to do some research and give it a shot. Thanks for the video.
I fish that water a lot and Winter/early season I almost exclusively fish short shank jumball jigs with just a piece of crawler. Seems like larger hooks with soft plastic you miss a lot when the fish are lethargic. Nice video guys and tight lines.
Sure would be a beautiful place to fish. I live in the bluff country of SW Wisconsin right off the Mississippi river and there are places I fish that look very similar to that, the peace and quiet gets interrupted all the time though by passing trains on both sides of the river and barges passing you a few times a day.
Never caught or ate a burbot but I’d love to try it out. I used to catch a lot of walleye when I lived out in Ohio, walleye is delicious. Now I live in western Washington in snohomish county and would love to come out and catch some walleye.
If you get the chance season it the same way but then nothing else place the fish in a foil wrap it’s lots of butter then bake or grill . It is amazing
A wee bit of an advice regarding burbot - it's closely related to cod, and as such, has a huge, brilliant-tasting fatty liver. Don't waste the burbot liver.
Man I wanna give burbot a shot! I catch Lings all the time but never tried for a burbot. I was also hoping were you gonna try the burbot roe! Haha! But another awesome video brotha
Poor man's lobster is what I call them. Boil in Sprite soda next time and make a butter scampi sauce. Best way I ever had eel pout/burbot. Try it and let me know brother.
@@Martinez-mr3uy The true poor mans lobster was halibut and then others probably transferred the term to Burbot. Up in Norway you will see videos referencing that term with Halibut.
@@christopherseim7345 yeah I've had halibut as poor man's lobster. Years ago. I've never eaten burbot. Tried catching it out of the Flaming Gorge once, without success.
Hey man looking to come down from Alaska to Eastern Washington where my dads lives. I was wondering what the date was that you went out here on this video. Thanks.
They make the best fish and chips buddy and when you catch a big one it doesn't take many to make a dozen I caught one so big one time I had such a time getting him off my hook cause my minnow had him right by the throat hahaha like your videos buddy good work and great shots have a great day and may the God of Abraham Issaac and Jacob bless you because he has me already with you and your videos.
If you think burbot is better than walleye you're not cooking it right - salt, pepper, butter,-that's it. Let the butter just start to turn color before you put the fish in - don't overcook it. I enjoy your videos - good attitude.
That was a great looking fish burger. I can't wait to get back out there when fishing season opens again. BTW what show was that that you were talking bout, something 39?
@@duckwacker8720 You are correct, only beaver ponds, streams and rivers are closed right now. I read the regs wrong last year and now and missed 4 months of fishing, slaps forehead.
From my research, the walleye here are stunted because they're overpopulated. There are big ones, but the average ones are nowhere near the size of midwest walleyes.
Watched a few of your fishing videos and no matter what the species of fish your drag is always cranked to the max. Can you or anyone else explain why it is necessary?
I actually never have my drag maxed out. I like my drag on the tighter side, but it's never maxed out. It's always set looser than what my fishing line is rated for. I prefer it this way so that when I set the hook, I drive the hook home. Some of the fish I catch simply aren't strong enough to pull drag even when it's loose.
@@SamongOutdoors Thanks for the clarity. That makes sense. We fish mainly trout up here and we have the drag lower so the fish takes line and tires out. We run barbless so it helps our success rate. I've only ever had my drag up on walleye and bass.
What part of the Colombia are you on, when you fish the Columbia? I'm on the Columbia about 3-4 days a week, but never seen where you're at. Just curious. Btw, shush about the burbot. The less ppl who know, the better. Lol
Very inspiring! We was introduced to your channel by our son. He love fishing. You’re young but very professional and informative. As parents, your parents should be very proud of the young man that they raise you to be. Keep up the good work that you do. Rather then going out spend your spare time doing crazy things as majority of young men out there. You utilize your time for something productive and at the same time, it may teach or catch the attention of the younger generation to follow your footsteps. Again, god bless you in all you do. Keep up the great work and be safe out there. We’re super proud of you. Keep the videos coming. We are inspired. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
This makes th 45th video of your I have watched. I absolutely love these videos.
Bucketlist for us man! Great videos lately. Keep crushing. Let’s link up and fish soon!!
Absolutely. We gotta make a trip happen together some time!
Samong Yang Outdoors hit me up on IG. Let’s plan one.
Thumbs up for Andrews boat and him! Really like the informational popups very educational! Us old Navy Vets love information tips!...lol Shout out to other Vets, thank you for your service!
Dude man I Love watching your videos. Keep it coming! Can't wait to see this channel blow. And don't skip the prayers. Keep giving God the glory!
I love your videos man. Most of them I have watched you leave the prayer in the video but this video, you didn’t. ALWAYS keep the prayers in the videos man! Thank you for your content.
You didn't hesitate at all eating that gorgeous burger. Recently started watching you; keep up the awesome content.
Really liked the addition of the Radom facts, keep up the good work.
Was a great vid. We could feel the excitment just like when we find the burbs. Cant wait for turkey season and evening possible burbs. 👍
Thank first time I've seen Burbot cleaned and cooked. I live in Oregon and fished the Columbia for Walleye starting in 1991. It quickly became my first choice followed closely by Crappie. I enjoy your videos and am subscribed.
Strangely I enjoy the cooking portion more of these vids. The simplicity is nice.
I have never even heard of that fish 😂 looks tasty tho. Nice vid brotha
Very similar to cod
Never had burbot don't know if I'll ever have the opportunity to eat it either hopefully one day I would like to give it a try. But walleye is definitely first on my list. I would also like to say just when you think your channels as Good as it gets. You add facts on the bottom of your screen. That was an awesome touch. If I could say one thing I would say the one thing would be that don't cut your prayer out of the video I feel like I'm praying with you my friend. Thanks again for the great video as always. And please never go away from the catch and Cook's.
For sure! I'll be sure to add in the prayer next time. Thanks for the feedback!
Stops of belly meat from the walleye work really well on a jig for burbot and walleye. Stays on the hook well. Looks like a small fry. Love the style of your videos.
Great job Samong, man that burger looks awesome!!
Very interesting! I never knew that the Columbia River had this burbot fish, let alone, I never knew what a burbot was.
Heading to fort spokane next weekend, Definitely gonna try for burbot...That burger looked grubbin....Keep up the good work.
Awesome man. I grew up in alaska and used to catch burbot, we would cut a huge hole and ice fish for them in 10 feet deep water. We could see them swim by and watch them bite, it was a blast. I live in Vancouver, WA now. Enjoy your hunting and fishing vids! This will be my first year hunting Washington
Poor mans lobster!!! Love it!!!
Excellent video Bro. Love that winter time fishing on open water. I do a lot of that here in Upstate NY on the Finger Lakes any day it gets above 40 degrees. Mostly target yellow perch but have some caught some neat bonus fish too. Keep up the fishing adventures.
I've tried it the meat were surprisingly good, I don't know anyone in my area target them during ice fishing month but me and buddies catch them each outing all were released
What a beautiful view!
I just found your channel. I think it's great, so I've been on a marathon binge. Lol
Keep em coming. Subbed !!
The bones make good fish stock. As a kid I would see people throw them on the ice and leave them. I honestly didn't know any better. Now I keep a few and release the rest. Here in central New York they are at their southern edge of their population. A throw back to post glacial times. A cool fish. A member of the cod family.
gettosurfer the only freshwater member of the cod.
Congratulations on 15k, keep it going. First time hearing about that fish, didnt know it existed in fresh water, looks like an ocean type fish!
MotoBatman Beyond it’s the only member of cod in freshwater. They are usually found northern states in Midwest and through Canada to Alaska
Dang Samong that looks like fun never caught a burbot before will have to give it a try especially if they taste as good as you say thanks for the video God Bless 🙏
Great video and the facts to the side of the video honestly made it that much more interesting great content keep it up 💯💪🏽🤙🏽
Awesome video. And that burger looks so good. I’ve never fished for a walleye & never heard of burbot , going to have to do some research and give it a shot. Thanks for the video.
A 30 minute SYO video? Yes please.
Great demonstration! Thank You 🙏
Great video, very informative, thats cool when you find the honey hole. Stay safe out there and have a blessed day. Aloha fr I m Kansas
These catch and cooks are looking good bro, keep up the good content.
Thank you and a good job all the way around 👍
This burbot looks fun to catch & eat 😁
Dude that looks so good !!
I fish that water a lot and Winter/early season I almost exclusively fish short shank jumball jigs with just a piece of crawler. Seems like larger hooks with soft plastic you miss a lot when the fish are lethargic. Nice video guys and tight lines.
I love your videos! Keep up the great work!
looks pretty dern tasty brother, nice work!
Is there something you can't do? You can hunt, fish, and cook! Great job buddy!
Thanks, Edward. There are so many things I can't do that I don't even know where to start naming them off!
Sure would be a beautiful place to fish. I live in the bluff country of SW Wisconsin right off the Mississippi river and there are places I fish that look very similar to that, the peace and quiet gets interrupted all the time though by passing trains on both sides of the river and barges passing you a few times a day.
REALLY wanna catch a Burbot...well done, sir!
Also known as a Lawyer Fish...lol
Never caught or ate a burbot but I’d love to try it out. I used to catch a lot of walleye when I lived out in Ohio, walleye is delicious. Now I live in western Washington in snohomish county and would love to come out and catch some walleye.
Love it. Keep it up. A prayer to thank the Lord for providing too awesome.
Great video man! subbed
If you get the chance season it the same way but then nothing else place the fish in a foil wrap it’s lots of butter then bake or grill .
It is amazing
Awesome video!
Wow, what a beautiful day you had . Great job!
Awesome background! Nice slay on the fillet too.👁👀U 🤯👍🏽👏🏽👌🏽
Great video! Almost 15k! Blessings
Great video Samong!
You're making me salivating now. Time to hit Long John Silver soon lol.
I'm in Florida and never heard of burbot, but it looked excellent. Keep up the good fishing.👍
Great video mate
LETS GO! on a mission this year for my first burbot
Burbot do deserve more love!! :)
Whoa, pretty cool to see you on the channel, Clayton! Thanks for stopping by!
OMG 120 feet? So I am guessing you don't release any fish? Yikes....
@@SamongOutdoors :) Cheers! First time I have seen your videos :) I will be watching some more :)
@@ClaytonSchickOutdoors When we're fishing this deep, we don't release them. These trips are just to get some fish meat!
@@SamongOutdoors Awesome! Seems like you have really high quality videos with good audio! Looking forward to watching more!
My family lives up that way. I know exactly where you launched from. We caught some monster rainbow trout this last Christmas. Great video.
Can i ask what is the name of the boat launch ? Thank you
That background though.... must be beautiful in person.
A wee bit of an advice regarding burbot - it's closely related to cod, and as such, has a huge, brilliant-tasting fatty liver. Don't waste the burbot liver.
That's one of my bucket list fish...going to give it a shot this summer
Man I wanna give burbot a shot! I catch Lings all the time but never tried for a burbot. I was also hoping were you gonna try the burbot roe! Haha! But another awesome video brotha
Haha, I've never been a fan of roe. But I guess I'll have to try burbot roe in the future!
Poor man's lobster is what I call them. Boil in Sprite soda next time and make a butter scampi sauce. Best way I ever had eel pout/burbot. Try it and let me know brother.
I agree!! Back in Montana we would catch em all the time and I would just boil em and dip in garlic butter!! Yuum
I've been told this also works well for halibut.
@@Martinez-mr3uy The true poor mans lobster was halibut and then others probably transferred the term to Burbot. Up in Norway you will see videos referencing that term with Halibut.
@@christopherseim7345 yeah I've had halibut as poor man's lobster. Years ago. I've never eaten burbot. Tried catching it out of the Flaming Gorge once, without success.
Good looking burger, enjoy... where did u buy that seasoning?
morgan dachelbai Walmart have it
Yes, just bought it at Winco. It's a common seasoning that most stores should have.
Good video as always
Very cool burbot . great vid.
You went Burbot fishing!! That is awesome. Maybe use a stinger hook?
Yes! Burbot was on my priority list so I had to make it happen! We just took off the grub so they had no tail to bite anymore. Worked like a charm!
I've heard that a large jig head can blow a fishes mouth open during a hookset.
Nice catch . The meat of that fish looks so delicious.
Well done sir!
Hey man looking to come down from Alaska to Eastern Washington where my dads lives. I was wondering what the date was that you went out here on this video. Thanks.
Looks delicious bro👍🏽🤙🏽
Nice video bro!
Were are you on roosevelt lake near kettle falls or up more
awesome job brother.
Damn. Looks good man!
I live in Washington to, we should kick it sometime.
Hopefully you can keep posting a lot more often.
Burbot definitely needs more attention most people I've talked too dont know of them
What fish fry breading did you use?
For catfish try a nail through a 2x4 and use pliers just as you did. Just a thought not telling you how.
Yeah, I need to start looking into other ways to process fish! I love learning new ways to process fish and wild game.
Great video!
They make the best fish and chips buddy and when you catch a big one it doesn't take many to make a dozen I caught one so big one time I had such a time getting him off my hook cause my minnow had him right by the throat hahaha like your videos buddy good work and great shots have a great day and may the God of Abraham Issaac and Jacob bless you because he has me already with you and your videos.
Awesome 👍🎣🇺🇸
If you think burbot is better than walleye you're not cooking it right - salt, pepper, butter,-that's it. Let the butter just start to turn color before you put the fish in - don't overcook it. I enjoy your videos - good attitude.
nice. My favorite fish is crappie
That fish looked flaky, which means it was packing tons flavor. "Awesome video"
If aburbot is better than Walleye I wish we had them in the southeast. Does it taste kinda like Walleye or maybe Catfish ? but better.
That was a great looking fish burger. I can't wait to get back out there when fishing season opens again. BTW what show was that that you were talking bout, something 39?
We were talking about 39 Hours from Uncut Angling! Uncut Angling is one of my favorite fishing channels on TH-cam. Definitely recommend!
Fishing season is year round.
@@duckwacker8720 You are correct, only beaver ponds, streams and rivers are closed right now. I read the regs wrong last year and now and missed 4 months of fishing, slaps forehead.
watched two of your walleye videos and they're all pretty small compare to the ones over here in MN
From my research, the walleye here are stunted because they're overpopulated. There are big ones, but the average ones are nowhere near the size of midwest walleyes.
they look so much like snakeheads!! but pretty nice size on them tho!
Awesome video, where u fishing
U killing it. What part of Washington are u from
Nice vid,great info
Little stinger treble on the end you wouldn't miss many
Unfortunately, it has to be a single hook on sinking lures in WA state.
Catch plenty of burbots on lake Michigan ! Poor mans lobster !
Good job brother
That's a cool looking fish
Watched a few of your fishing videos and no matter what the species of fish your drag is always cranked to the max. Can you or anyone else explain why it is necessary?
I actually never have my drag maxed out. I like my drag on the tighter side, but it's never maxed out. It's always set looser than what my fishing line is rated for. I prefer it this way so that when I set the hook, I drive the hook home. Some of the fish I catch simply aren't strong enough to pull drag even when it's loose.
@@SamongOutdoors Thanks for the clarity. That makes sense. We fish mainly trout up here and we have the drag lower so the fish takes line and tires out. We run barbless so it helps our success rate. I've only ever had my drag up on walleye and bass.
What part of the Colombia are you on, when you fish the Columbia? I'm on the Columbia about 3-4 days a week, but never seen where you're at. Just curious. Btw, shush about the burbot. The less ppl who know, the better. Lol
Looks like north Lk. Roosevelt. I’ve caught them out of Gifford.
Are there any relation to snakeheads
Burbot, eelpout,ling,cusk all names for burbot depending on region.