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What kind of belt bait box suggestion?

Thanks to Bill Herzog and Nick Amato, I am now ruined for enjoying any other kind of fishing. That's not a bad thing, either!!!

Reaming the inside of the handle out. Ya need a reamer bro.👍🤙🎣

It sure would be awesome if you could’ve attach some links for a company to purchase these items

Was waiting for episode 2! Awesome!!!!

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!

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!

AWESOME TO TAKE WILLY ON EVERY TRIP

Awesome

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

Awesome

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

Thank you Tony for another great video!

loved watching him catch those beautiful fish - Frank Amato

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!

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.

Tyler a fishing guide?

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Awesome video guys as always.would of been nice to have multiple cameras on each boat to see what the other guys were catching.Thanks for sharing tho.i grew up in portland and fished sturgeon alot out in those areas.🤘

that 13' Loomis float rod is awesome...I have 3 and all I use - caught a 32# buck on it on the Queets back in 2012 - I absolutely love these rods - I also use the Islander centerpin reel to

Isn't against the rules to remove a wild fish from the water. Lucky it didn't flp into the boat.

She is beautiful wow

Tony, got us about 3:17 in, missed one that was it for us that day!

Well....I suppose that it was wonderful to meet all the folks on board, and wonderful to see your lure selection, and wonderful to ???.....uuhhh...hmmm...weren't y'all gonna be getting(catching) dinner ?...hehehe Why bother to even make this video ? Geeesh...thanks for wasting my time AND yours.

What ever happened to, 'keep your rod tip high?' I keep the rod butt under my forearm and the rod stays high. Makes fighting and netting so much easier

a class act there...fished with him once back in the day.

Wild fish keep it in the water please

Take it to the next step and actually make the rod.

Thanks for doing this video!

Cheap and easy to pay $80 for an Okuma from Bimart but so much more gratifying to catch fish on a rod you built yourself.

what a video! I love the Quinault both lower and upper, it's a magical place. I fished the lower with Inky Charlie back in the 90's - fished the upper with Dan Little for 25 years. So many big salmon and huge wild steelhead - do these things while you can so you have the memories when you get old!!

I am just starting a salmon lure buisness and id live if you could test mine out im still waiting on my 1st prototype to be made and shipped from a factory in china and id love to send you some to put it to the test. I can exspect the around mid june. Please let me know if that is ok.

Trump loving pieces OS

I just bought the biohazard bead kit

Toby's a good doode, friendly guide-

This dude was in my maritime class

The AMERICAN RIVER WAS 🔥🔥🔥 awesome steelhead retur. And actually some BIGGER FISH COMING BACK!! Another NO SALMON FISHING YEAR HERE IN CA🤯🤬 I don’t see how when there were some chinook still spawning last week on the american. And 1 jack was caught on the feather just last week.😤 I’m done with cal. Time to come back home sweethome or Lyons maybe hebo . But I grew up on the santiam so. Hmm. Maybe nestucca would be funner

Disc Golf and fishing it doesn’t get better than that folks. ❤

Incredible work!!! Do not miss a chance to fish James Moore at Moore Fishing LLC. Willamette is picking up fast and DRAINO, and B10 is gonna be 🔥🤙 hit him up!! Love seeing these videos!! Good work boyz!!

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Awesome fun with bill herzog

Bill herzog is best of the best

Let’s do this!!! Thank you bill herzog

I think the solution to Franks lack of nutrients in the rivers and creeks problem is the American Shad. An ocean running fish. Full of nutrients. And easy to catch. Is there any reason that Shad couldn’t be used to help with replacing those nutrients?

Does NW steelheaders have a presence in Eastern Washington or Oregon? Has any work been done over here to help repopulate our runs? Our steelhead always seems forgotten as we sit between the more popular coastal rivers and Idaho rivers.

Very good video. Like netter Douglas strategy of allowing fish to travel upstream of boat & netting fish traveling back downstream, well done.

Your days are numbered, Bill. :) How do I fish for steelhead swinging a spoon? ChatGPT Swinging spoons for steelhead can be a highly effective technique, especially in rivers like the Sol Duc. Here's how you can do it: Selecting the Spoon: Choose a spoon that mimics the size and color of the baitfish present in the river. Spoons with a silver or gold finish are popular choices. Sizes can vary, but typically, spoons between 2 to 4 inches long work well for steelhead. Tackle Setup: Use a medium to heavy action rod with a length of around 9 to 11 feet. Pair it with a quality spinning or baitcasting reel loaded with 10 to 15-pound test monofilament or braided line. You can attach a fluorocarbon leader of about 8 to 12 pounds to your mainline. Casting Technique: Start by positioning yourself slightly upstream from where you believe the steelhead might be holding. Cast the spoon across the river and slightly upstream, allowing it to swing downstream with the current. Swinging the Spoon: As the spoon swings downstream, use your rod tip to impart action to the spoon. This can be achieved by lifting your rod tip slightly and then lowering it, causing the spoon to dart and wobble in the water. The goal is to simulate the movement of a wounded or disoriented baitfish, which can trigger a strike from a steelhead. Vary Retrieve Speed: Experiment with different retrieve speeds to find what works best on any given day. Sometimes a slow, steady retrieve is effective, while other times a faster, more erratic retrieve might be the ticket. Pay Attention to Depth: Adjust the depth of your spoon by varying the length of your cast or by adding split shot weights to your line to get your spoon down to where the steelhead are holding. Be Patient and Persistent: Steelhead can be elusive, so don't get discouraged if you don't get a bite right away. Keep trying different spots, depths, and retrieve speeds until you find what works. Stay Alert: Be ready for a strike at any moment. Steelhead can hit a swinging spoon aggressively, so stay focused and be prepared to set the hook quickly when you feel a bite. By mastering the technique of swinging spoons for steelhead and adapting to the conditions of the river, you'll increase your chances of hooking into one of these prized fish on the Sol Duc River.

Wish to have heard a little bit more about the stick weight

Herzog is a toothless blowhard