Summer King Salmon in the scenic Columbia River Gorge

Come fish with Tyler, Frank and Tony for Summer Chinook in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge. Historically Summer Chinook entered the Columbia and would swim hundreds of miles to spawn. All the way to Canada above central/eastern Washington State and lay their eggs. We had a great day on the river and every boat around us had success. ENJOY!
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[@scottb5524]

Way to put on a Clinic. Glad to see it. Those (3) fish days make for great memories. Have a great Summer Guys. See you on the river!

[@scottb5524]

Great to see Frank hook into one. He is a legend for sure. Probably caught thousands over the years, but it never gets old fighting a feisty salmon. That first one was a beauty and second one made for a great Fathers Day BBQ. Hope you catch many more Frank!

[@rapaciousj]

Fantastic video! Chrome fish and precious time with your dad!

[@davidamato3690]

Dude, great to see Mr. Amato have a good day!

[@Pianofishdave]

Thank you Tony for another great video!

[@StephenZimmer-xl8ux]

loved watching him catch those beautiful fish - Frank Amato

[@victoriav-v2093]

Awesome

[@MPT30A]

Thanks for the cool video! I was the one fighting that fish out of the crimson and gray Hewescraft on the outside end of the hog line! I had no clue you were flying your drone. pretty awesome!

[@joebrenner4428]

Sitting on anchor like that I don't often release the anchor anymore.If you just reel slow they will swim themselves right up under the boat then you pull them up and scoop.Seen a dozen fish in a row grabbed by sea lions.Time to do something different.Then we landed 3 in a row no sea lions.When you drag them up to the top against the current they are flopping and flashing easy for the sea lions to see and grab.If you keep a bow in the line downstream they stay on bottom and fight against it and the current and they dont draw attention of the sea lions.

[@joebrenner4428]

I tow fish around by getting them stuck in the kicker bubbles too.Some type of vortex or vacuum they get stuck in and you can tow them anywhere.I don't do it for very long because of the engine exhaust but sometimes it's necessary in a crowd or other obstacles.

[@stevendelp1995]

Tyler a fishing guide?

[@camerongeary6944]

Noticed how me mentioned friends multiple times.

[@stevendelp1995]

@@camerongeary6944 just asking was wondering because you put his phone number below his name like a business kind a thing

[@user-sc8gd2kr1b]

🚨Hail Jesus Christ ,💯✝️☝️😎

[@jasoncouch9825]

Awesome