Teaching YOU Everything I Know About Fishing While Solo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
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After receiving excellent fishing reports from local guides, Brendan Morrison heads out on a solo fishing trip off the coast of Tofino, BC. He takes this opportunity to share some of his top fishing tips on how to be more successful and efficient while on the water. As always, craziness unfolds as he wrangles multiple double headers of large salmon while operating the boat and battling rods all on his own.
#chinook #salmonfishing #anglingtips #tofino #downrigger #saltwaterfish - กีฬา
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Hi BM Enjoy every single one of your videos. You are living the dream. I wish I could troll around by myself with 2 balls down like you do in your Kingfisher.
Unfortunately without the luxury of auto pilot and or a rear helm controls it aint happening.
I fish solo all the time around Vancouver. It’s so much fun. I landed a 30lbs chinook solo at T-10 last Sept. Man does it make fishing even more of a sport when trying to net solo - especially in a chop.
Yeah it definitely makes it a sport! Sounds like a great fish! Congrats and thanks for watching
Those white mercs are nice! You have the double controls, do you find it is easier to dock this size of the boat from the helm, or the stern controls station?
This was such a great episode with many lessons to be learned. It was great to see you and your editor at the boat show - as I mentioned to you I’m happy to assist with some ideas as your channel deserves much more attention!
Glad you enjoyed it! It was great to meet you as well. Any help with TH-cam is always appreciated!
@@ReelWestCoast I have some ideas that I think may work for your viewers... your editor has my number so maybe reach out via text?
Love the way you thank the fish every time 👍
Always grateful. Thanks for watching!
Holy Mack!!!! If this doesn’t get your fishing blood flow’n, don’t know what will!!!! Gonna run out the door up to Parksville and buy a Kingfisher, wife will find out next month when the bank statements show up!!!!😂🤣😆🎣🎣🎣
That’s awesome. Glad you enjoyed! Please share and subscribe to help support the show. Good luck with the new boat, you’ll love it!
Really enjoy the videos. Thank you!! Wondering what reel(s) you are using and if you might consider a video on various reels and why you have chosen the ones you are using> Much appreciated! Keep up the cool vids!
Thanks for watching. Glad you’re enjoying the videos! Great idea and will do.
12:45 that's a Washington produced hatchery fish. WA has restricted our fishing seasons so much we can barely fish for them but lucky you Canadians can enjoy them
How do you know that came from my backyard...Washington State?
the reel question is why don't you have any friends?
That is a good question....
Is this at Portland point
you definitely thought about telling the camera guy to grab one of the rods 😂
He may have had to sneak in a couple cranks while in the rod holder…. Thanks for watching!
Great video! Had my first solo salmon fishing this past weekend and will definitely take a few of this tips for the next outing. Organized chaos is a perfect description!
As always what a great episode. I can't wait till the first week of july when i got my family in Ukee/Tofino the most beautiful place on earth. I hope the fishing is good then. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it. Countdown is on! Hope you have a great trip!
Effishiency is key lol 😅
Absolutely! Thanks for watching
dont come out with me then ....lol i run 6 at times solo
Pandemonium!!
@@ReelWestCoastcome over to Gibsons someday i'll take you out thats where i guide out of
Wicked episode, super nice fish!!
Watching your double header "dance" was great. This gets me pumped for the upcoming salmon season!
Great episode, and love the tips. A question for you, ive learned that with spoons, especially, its possible to do a release with a gaff...once you know how (and its taken me quite a bit of practice). I see you do the release with the pliers, any reason you chose not to do the gaff release?
Not any real reason but sometimes if the fish is small and laying cooperatively and we can see the hook we will opt for the pliers. Gaff releases are a great method and we highly encourage them. We actually have a video coming out very soon on "How to do a Gaff Release" and why it is the best method for preservation of the fish. Keep it up and thanks for watching!
Haven’t checked in for a while new boat looks awesome and a great episode Thks for a couple tips we can use this coming season. Last year was our first time fishing out of Bamfield and it was spectacular. You’re right the west coast of Vancouver Island. Fishery is incredible. Have a great year 🎣👍
Thanks Terence! Glad to have you back, please subscribe if you haven't yet! Bamfield is an amazing place I'm glad you got to experience it. If you ever see us out there swing by and say Hi!
tip for solo at least a 6' pole on the net play them out and bring them in slow ...
this is where most who are right handed ... have most issues as now your left arm is tired .... and landing is where it all tends to go wrong ... kick the speed down but not dead panning .... another is if you have enough space carry two nets .......
Two nets is sage advice! Thanks for watching and sharing some tips!
Thank you for this video. It was great fishing that water colour. Do you ever jig salmon around Tofino ?
We haven’t jigged much in Tofino but we did one episode where we jigged up live squid and then mooched for salmon. While we were jigging the squid we ended up jigging up salmon as well.
We also did an episode showing how we jig for salmon and what our method is but that was in Parksville.
Great episode Mo, one thing I can’t fish solo without is my Scotty net minder, keeps the bag from getting caught on things 😎
Yes we definitely got a couple of those after this episode. Great product and we love Scotty! Thanks for watching.
More solo...thats action packed man!!
There will be more for sure! Thanks for watching
are you able to run two rods in Canada or is it because your cameraman is on board?
In tidal waters, there is no limit to the number of fishing rods you may use. In rivers, streams and the tidal waters of the Fraser River, there is a limit of one rod per fisher.
@@ReelWestCoast nice, wish it was that way here in Washington