I live in Washington state. It's so interesting to watch the way you guys Salmon fish rivers back east compared to us over here in the PNW. Keep slayin em, tight lines!
Right on! I’ve only really chased Great Lakes salmon and I’ve heard this method isn’t really used anywhere else. Thanks for checking the video out my friend, tight lines to you as well! 🤝🏼
Fingers crossed for everyone over there! Certainly hasn’t felt like that huge push of fish has entered the river yet, hopefully this rain is what they’ve been waiting for! 🔥
I’d say that’s also guaranteed 😂 hope it’s worth it at the end of the trip though! Fly rod? Center pin? Drift boat? I’ve only ever been over there in the spring once and it was 7 years ago in April and got absolutely skunked. Hopefully the chrome cooperate for you, good luck! 😎
Thank you very much! I can’t wait either, we’ll be there again 9/22-9/24. The biggest king I’ve ever caught came from the lower part of the DSR! It’s nice to get down there in the afternoon after the morning crowd leaves 😎
@@One1won_me thank you very much! Itching to get over there as well, my annual trip is booked for the last week of September. Getting close! The song is called “Overrated” by Matt Large. Found a link to the whole song if you’re interested! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 th-cam.com/video/m7lKQNKWclM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ppO4eITI0NZPPdVh
Yeah definitely a pretty large spectrum of experiences you can have there. I remember one of my first trips over there years ago, me and my buddy were fishing just above Compactor Pool and had to deal with other anglers elbowing us out of spots and a couple people intentionally snagging fish and keeping over their limit. I will say while I have seen the kind of behavior you mentioned happen before, I have found the experience at the DSR to be very much different and worth the extra money. Much less angling pressure and river walkers make sure everyone is getting along and no one is littering or breaking the law. Would highly recommend buying a day pass or two if you ever find yourself in Pulaski in the fall again.
I was using 14lb seaguar red label flurocarbon for my tippet which is heavier than most anglers use on the river. The majority of fish that are hooked into on the river aren’t landed
Peak season on the Salmon River is the last week of September and the first two weeks of October, generally. There’s no way of telling when the run starts. With all this rain we’ve gotten this year I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a good push of fish in early September. I’ve been there early as well and had dozens of hook ups. Those early fish are mean! Hold on tight and good luck! 😎
you guys need to control the line with your free hand. Make a strip or 2 so you don’t have to hold your rod 12 feet in the air. You won’t have any room to set the hook. It should be set downstream. Your rod tip should be lowered downstresm and closer too the bottom throughout the drift.
I live in Washington state. It's so interesting to watch the way you guys Salmon fish rivers back east compared to us over here in the PNW. Keep slayin em, tight lines!
Right on! I’ve only really chased Great Lakes salmon and I’ve heard this method isn’t really used anywhere else. Thanks for checking the video out my friend, tight lines to you as well! 🤝🏼
Right. In the PNW, most streams get closed when they trickle like that. To protect the runs.
@@Umakemelaff you are my hero ❤️
The rain we got Saturday and Sunday Oct 7 and 8th is gonna bring the real run!!!
Fingers crossed for everyone over there! Certainly hasn’t felt like that huge push of fish has entered the river yet, hopefully this rain is what they’ve been waiting for! 🔥
Fishy fishy! Great camera shots
Yessir!
I love watching the vids of folks fishing my hometown. Now living in AZ. I sure do miss it. Keep bending the rods gentlemen!!!!!
Will do my friend! Pulaski is such a good time, even when the fishing is slow. Hopefully there’s a good run this fall! Thanks for watching 😎😎😎
Gonna try there in January. Sure im gonna freeze my assoff
I’d say that’s also guaranteed 😂 hope it’s worth it at the end of the trip though! Fly rod? Center pin? Drift boat? I’ve only ever been over there in the spring once and it was 7 years ago in April and got absolutely skunked. Hopefully the chrome cooperate for you, good luck! 😎
@@WoodsNorth fly
@@landshark7154hell yeah man! Pack plenty of hand warmers 😂
Awesome video ! Can’t wait til Fall 24’
It’s a hike, but I love fishing the lower part of the DSR, right below the Flats.
Thank you very much! I can’t wait either, we’ll be there again 9/22-9/24. The biggest king I’ve ever caught came from the lower part of the DSR! It’s nice to get down there in the afternoon after the morning crowd leaves 😎
We will be there on the 26/27th. Finally landed my first this past Fall; unbelievable fishing !!!!!
@@art08474 it took me 2 years to land my first! It’s a very steep learning curve. Hoping they show up for us in big numbers this fall! 🎣
Oh they will. Was there 24th/25 last year, and they were moving. Just hope we get a little more rain for it this year. Good Luck and keep filming!!!!’
big ol mud sharks 💯🔥🔥
You know it bro!! 🦈 🔥
The song was nice! What is the name of it? Also great video very informative ! Will be trying it out soon
@@One1won_me thank you very much! Itching to get over there as well, my annual trip is booked for the last week of September. Getting close! The song is called “Overrated” by Matt Large. Found a link to the whole song if you’re interested! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
th-cam.com/video/m7lKQNKWclM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ppO4eITI0NZPPdVh
Least fun place to fun, everyone owns the water and if a guy down the river hooks up they just walk down and cut your line literally
Yeah definitely a pretty large spectrum of experiences you can have there. I remember one of my first trips over there years ago, me and my buddy were fishing just above Compactor Pool and had to deal with other anglers elbowing us out of spots and a couple people intentionally snagging fish and keeping over their limit. I will say while I have seen the kind of behavior you mentioned happen before, I have found the experience at the DSR to be very much different and worth the extra money. Much less angling pressure and river walkers make sure everyone is getting along and no one is littering or breaking the law. Would highly recommend buying a day pass or two if you ever find yourself in Pulaski in the fall again.
wicked weekend
Plenty of beer and a few fish in the net is my ideal weekend! 🍻
@@WoodsNorth same had a blast with my kids
That’s awesome man love to hear it! I imagine the kiddos were psyched to see some pretty big fish haha
Woods North are your tippets not rated right? How many fish did you lose? I know nothing.
I was using 14lb seaguar red label flurocarbon for my tippet which is heavier than most anglers use on the river. The majority of fish that are hooked into on the river aren’t landed
I'm going fishing on pulaski on the first week of September is that a good time as I am Irish and I will be there for 3 to 4 days
Peak season on the Salmon River is the last week of September and the first two weeks of October, generally. There’s no way of telling when the run starts. With all this rain we’ve gotten this year I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a good push of fish in early September. I’ve been there early as well and had dozens of hook ups. Those early fish are mean! Hold on tight and good luck! 😎
Thanks for u help I will give it a try and maybe next year leave it a bit later 😀
You’re welcome! You’ll still have a great time in early September and you will still learn a lot! Good luck 🍀
you guys need to control the line with your free hand. Make a strip or 2 so you don’t have to hold your rod 12 feet in the air. You won’t have any room to set the hook. It should be set downstream. Your rod tip should be lowered downstresm and closer too the bottom throughout the drift.
Brilliant. Thanks. Bye ✌🏼
Can anyone help me 😊
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