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Doc Spratley is a classic and I’ve used it lots with great success. The wine - leech however I haven’t tried so Mabye I’ll give that a whirl 😁

I have considered that but I love how compact it can pack down too and how light it is. I also love the feeling of being so low in the water and being able to interact easily with the fish and still keep them wet. and it is honestly quite safe. I should have a life jacket but sadly I forgot in this video

It can be super good! This is a poor example because I didn’t have much time in the water but I’ve had great days there. I have previous videos fly fishing klinger you could check out

Bulkley valley

Ya it’s certainly a topic that needs educating haha

Thanks man! I loved the northern lights too 🤘. And ya we gotta go for sure man!

To be honest I don’t know the Vancouver river systems at all but I would recommend Mabye finding the mouth of some rivers or just hiking some river and looking for pools. Make sure to check the regulations in your area and see what rivers are open… Mabye some UA-cam videos for rivers in your area 🤷🏼‍♂️. Good luck and thanks for the comment 🤘

I am now! Loving the pathfinder 🤘👌

Ya that was my crappy old rod for pink salmon at the time, basically no line at all haha

The cabelas setup is so good for such a basic set 🤙

Haha ya pretty funny

I respect your opinion but I’m gonna have to disagree with you on that one. First of all, I totally agree that enticing the fish, picking the bait and presentation and getting the fish to grab it is a much more exciting and rewarding way to fish. However with species like Sockeye, which aren’t known to be aggressive or feed while in the river systems, flossing is an effective way to catch them. It is “snagging” but they have to be “snagged” in the mouth for it to be a legal fish and that still takes some skill, time and effort. Flossing is for sure a different and less strategic way to fish at times but I still consider it fishing. Thanks for the comment and enjoy your time on the water ❤️🤙

That’s good advice. Thank you!

Thank you ❤️

Ya I should’ve known a lot better

@kilbOutdoors you live and you learn. That's why we keep fishing. To catch a bigger one

Exactly 🤙

Wasn’t my smartest move but the net wasn’t working either hahah

Bro for real I was thinking the same thing 😭

Net was too small for that one. Probably Would’ve been better to just stick its head in or something. Pretty bad landing job by me for sure tho.. got a little to excited

Thanks brotha 🤙

Thanks! It’s pretty hard to beat getting out on the water and landing some beautiful fish 😌

The boat is still there yes 👍

Bulkley valley

@@kilbOutdoors thanks been looking at living in that area

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What fly do you use mate ?

@SwampFeathers the left rod was an egg sucking leach and the right side was an olive cone head wooly bugger

Thanks!! Love the encouragement 🤙🤙

Caught me off guard for sure haha

Thank you brotha

Sweet man! I’ve kept a number of chum and haven’t had any issues with taste. As always, the fresher the better 🤪

It can be pretty hard especially depending on the area. I’ve spent hours walking in areas full of fresh sign and not seen any sign of life.

Just gotta put the steps in and keep the eyes sharp

@@kilbOutdoors I am in the Bulkley valley, but moved here almost 5 years ago from ontario.

@joegolf14 sweet! There a good amount of hates around here for sure 👍

No worries! I would love to try them out for some coho this fall 😁

Got it last fall.. just bringing back some good memories 😁

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