Thank You! This was such a fun day! It would have been nice to find some chrome fish but i can't complain about consistent hookups. My arm was pretty beat after this lol. Remi is doing good and getting big!! Got her out on my kayak for the first time and she did really good. Im looking forward to getting her out more next year
Exciting and Awesome fishing Nick! I always loved watching your fishing videos. In fact, my friend and I went to the same lake you went we were able to catch big ones too. Tigh line and stay safe!
Haha ya it was definitely a tank. I was fishing so much that season and had a ton of success catching bright chrome fish. At this point, I wasn’t keeping anything that wasn’t dime bright….. well maybe for some eggs, but I’m loaded up with those now too :)
Great video!!! I was wondering what kind of setup you were using. I’ve tried twitching, shrimp, spinner and I’m not sure if I’m doing it correctly. Any pointers for a newbie? Thanks again
What kind of weight were you using with your coon shrimp setup? Banana or inline? Do you think that will work for the B run that should be hitting the Portland tribs soon?
What weight rod and line did you use in this video? What size of hook did you use? I highly doubt I'm gonna catch a monster like these, but just to give me an idea. Great video dude!
Heeeeyyyy 👋 Thank you. I enjoy making content and love that it gets watched… so thank you. Mines spelled Remi, same same but different lol. That is pretty cool
Nick-- you’re probably going to say you like them equally but what do you enjoy more? Salt water or fresh water fishing? Love your videos when you’re fishing from the rocks. But you seem to get just as excited catching an 8” cutthroat. lol.
Oh my gosh! Those were amazing salmon. I do have a question. Why were you not keeping any of them? Is the breed out of season? Were they all wilfmd and you could only keep hatchery? Just curious. Thanks again for the amazing video! 🎣
Definitely not the sandy. Clack and sandy are my home rivers and they don't have a wild coho or chinook consumptive fishery. Hatchery only. But I know that there are some rivers along the coast that have wild fish consumptive opportunities.
Great Fishing . Was waiting for salmon vids. Thanks again. You should have had 100k subs by now, excellent videos as always.
Tanks!!! All of them. Awesome to watch. Thanks Nick. How's the pup?
Thank You! This was such a fun day! It would have been nice to find some chrome fish but i can't complain about consistent hookups. My arm was pretty beat after this lol. Remi is doing good and getting big!! Got her out on my kayak for the first time and she did really good. Im looking forward to getting her out more next year
Nice video Nick! Was great to meet you in this area a few weeks back. Hope you've been well.
Nice to see you getting on em man! Nothing wrong with hearing that drag screaming all day! 🤘🎣
Exciting and Awesome fishing Nick! I always loved watching your fishing videos. In fact, my friend and I went to the same lake you went we were able to catch big ones too. Tigh line and stay safe!
What lake is it??
I need to know the name of this lake..lol new to Oregon
Good to see you in my neck of the woods ;)
That looks like a fun day!
Nice fish.looks like a lot of fun
Another great video buddy 😊
Another great video my friend
Nice fishing 🎣
Thanks 👍 This made for a fun day and a sore arm lol
I definitely would not have thrown that first one back in. That was a monster and a keeper
Haha ya it was definitely a tank. I was fishing so much that season and had a ton of success catching bright chrome fish. At this point, I wasn’t keeping anything that wasn’t dime bright….. well maybe for some eggs, but I’m loaded up with those now too :)
Nice catch and nice vid as always, what’s the set up that you were using here ?
Awesome video!
Amazing job
Sweet!!!
Great job, looks like the coon shrimp was the ticket?
I would love to see some lure fishing for cohos in the future, keep it up though
Great video!!! I was wondering what kind of setup you were using. I’ve tried twitching, shrimp, spinner and I’m not sure if I’m doing it correctly. Any pointers for a newbie? Thanks again
What kind of weight were you using with your coon shrimp setup? Banana or inline? Do you think that will work for the B run that should be hitting the Portland tribs soon?
What weight rod and line did you use in this video? What size of hook did you use? I highly doubt I'm gonna catch a monster like these, but just to give me an idea. Great video dude!
He has other videos that show his rig setups
Hey 👋 nick I’m still really enjoying the content man I also have a dog named remey thats pretty cool
Heeeeyyyy 👋 Thank you. I enjoy making content and love that it gets watched… so thank you. Mines spelled Remi, same same but different lol. That is pretty cool
😂
Nick-- you’re probably going to say you like them equally but what do you enjoy more? Salt water or fresh water fishing? Love your videos when you’re fishing from the rocks. But you seem to get just as excited catching an 8” cutthroat. lol.
What technique were you using?
Where did you go to catch these fire trucks?
Salmon are coming into a tiny little cove?
Oh my gosh! Those were amazing salmon. I do have a question. Why were you not keeping any of them? Is the breed out of season? Were they all wilfmd and you could only keep hatchery? Just curious. Thanks again for the amazing video! 🎣
They were in the spawning colours and wouldn’t be good to eat
Que’s up lil Wayne fireman 🚨 some slabs
Definitely not the sandy. Clack and sandy are my home rivers and they don't have a wild coho or chinook consumptive fishery. Hatchery only. But I know that there are some rivers along the coast that have wild fish consumptive opportunities.
Is this the Sandy River
Nope
That’s what I wanna know 😅
@@RiverBank. why? They’re just dark fish.
It’s up inside Drano below the hatchery
@@1rolmos nah the coho arent
Dude, show the fish to the camera more. Nice place there!
where is this at
Nothing worth keeping up there?
At the time there were a few chromers lingering around but a lot of them had pushed up in the main river. There were a TON of darker fish like these