Fishing in the Arctic - Chasing Monsters - Nature & Adventure Documentary

Dive into the icy waters of the Arctic with us as we navigate remote fishing adventures, come face-to-face with bears, and reel in monstrous pike. Every cast brings us closer to nature's most formidable freshwater inhabitants. Join us on this chilling journey to the heart of the Arctic's fishing paradise.
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[@randquadrozzi1280]

Thank you for the video.Cyril is always enjoyable to watch.

[@mwinburn200]

This was an epic episode for me! Hoping to go after some local Lake Char as things turn to spring here.

[@jaredknapp8886]

Those were some nice fish! You should fish the Great Lakes area, like Lake Superior. They have beautiful trout and salmon fishing.

[@blacklabel810]

Very cool video, friend.

[@Modernnannenginemarineengine]

At least the rain lessons the BITING BUGS. . A bit lol. I’ve forgotten . But even lake fishing in may UK. The little biting gnats and salt flys. And evening Giant mosquitoes. Rain is ok. And fish like rain

[@TheFishingCrane]

Definitely should try to hit Washington or Alaska for some salmon or steelhead! Maybe go for some king salmon they get huge and the season is comin up here soon in august

[@plutonium8879]

The right approach when it comes to equipment. I use 8lb test line to regularly land 30"+ snook and people look at me scratching their heads. It's all about going as light as possible while keeping in mind the safe release and health of the fish.

[@toe-toe-toe-toe]

Frist

[@NicholasArrif]

The last fish had a baby

[@chadwick634]

Next time get yaself some eucalyptus and lemon mix for them bugs big homie.

[@Yorkshirelass88]

i love watching him whatever 🙈 He's just proper hot 😍😽🔥

[@darooster5787]

As much as I like your video catch fishing if you don’t cook and eat what you catch it pointless

[@mickeywouse]

He put to much tention on the line... take a little more time to make the fish tired, dont pull like a crazy and use a net