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The Jig Life Episode 7, Jigging with Icy Bay Lodge
In Episode 7 of the Jig Life, Marcus and the crew head to Icy Bay Lodge in Southeast Alaska to hit the saltwater and jig for halibut, lingcod, and rockfish.
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Celebrate Bristol Bay Contest
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Enter to win a trip to Bear Trail Lodge on Alaska's Naknek River in Bristol Bay. Brought to you by Fish Alaska, Trout Unlimited Alaska, Grundens, Forloh and Minus 33.
Coming Home by Trout Unlimited
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“Coming Home” features the voices of Eklutna tribal members and the shared vision for a fish filled, functioning future for their namesake river, the Eklutna River. We ask 3 things of you: 1. Take 5 minutes to watch this important film. 2. Contact decision makers - “Eklutna River salmon need water & fish passage” - pass this message off to those who need to hear so that Eklutna salmon can thriv...
Jig Life Episode 6, Big 3 Bottomfish at Kodiak Legends Lodge
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In Episode 6 of the Jig Life, Marcus and the crew head to Kodiak to fish the Big 3 Bottomfish with Kodiak Legends Lodge.
Spiral Wrap Fishing Rod How To
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Simple Spiral Wrap Rod Building how to with Fish Alaska magazine Editor George Krumm using Batson blank.
How to Fish for Sockeye on the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers, Alaska.
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The crew from Fish Alaska magazine show the gear and technique often used for fishing sockeye salmon on the Kenai Peninsula.
The Jig Life Situk Episode 5
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In Episode 5 of the Jig Life, Marcus and the crew head to the Situk River to catch steelhead with Yakutat Lodge in Yakutat, Alaska.
The Jig Life Episode 4
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In Episode 4 of the Jig Life, Marcus and the crew head to Prince of Wales Island to catch coho, king and chum salmon, halibut, lingcod and rockfish with Red Sky Sportfishing in Klawock, Alaska.
Boat Anchoring Systems
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Follow along with Fish Alaska as we describe the Leelock Quick Change System and Fish Fighter Products' Quick Mount System.
Fish Alaska Vlog Series: Boating Accessories Part 2
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Tackle organization is an important concept, when you fish from the bank or from a boat. In this video, Fish Alaska Editor George Krumm shares information how he organizes tackle in his boat to ensure he has everything he needs to fish more effectively. This is Part II of a three-part series. A number of items can help you with your tackle organization. Here are some of the products George uses...
Dipnetting on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
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Gearing up for dipnetting.
Beach Fishing the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska.
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Gearing up for surf fishing.
Fish Alaska Vlog Series: Boating Accessories Part 1
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Boating accessories are among the most impactful items you can add to your boat to make it fish better. In this video, Fish Alaska Editor George Krumm shares information about boating accessories he’s added to his boat to make it fishier. This is Part I of a three-part series. Starting at the back of George’s 22-foot Rogue Jet Chinook open sled, George talks about boating accessories he’s place...
Fish Alaska Vlog Series: Spey Swivel
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by George Krumm Spey swivels prevent twist in your running line, thereby reducing the frustration and downtime that twisted, coiled, kinked running line causes. They make your running line perform better, especially if you use monofilament running line. If you install a spey swivel between your running line and shooting head, your running line will perform flawlessly, with no kinks or coils to ...
How To Cook Salmon Perfectly
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Fish Alaska magazine showcases Chef Al Levinsohn demonstrating the PERFECT way to cook salmon.
Nushagak River Adventures Lodge
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Nushagak River Adventures Lodge
Two Halibut Go After One Jig
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Two Halibut Go After One Jig
Harpooning halibut
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Harpooning halibut
Fish Alaska Vlog: Double Braided Loop
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Fish Alaska Vlog: Double Braided Loop
The Jig Life: Episode 1
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The Jig Life: Episode 1
Awesome Fishing Moments: Octopus Hitchhiker
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Awesome Fishing Moments: Octopus Hitchhiker
Awesome Fishing Moments: Big Halibut Release
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Awesome Fishing Moments: Big Halibut Release
Fish Alaska Vlog: Tying Twitching Jigs for Salmon
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Fish Alaska Vlog: Tying Twitching Jigs for Salmon
Fish Alaska How To: Razor Clamming
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Fish Alaska How To: Razor Clamming
Fish Alaska Vlog: Mono Spinners
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Fish Alaska Vlog: Mono Spinners
Fish Alaska Vlog: Halibut Reaper
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Fish Alaska Vlog: Halibut Reaper
Fish Alaska Vlog: Universal Rigging System
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Fish Alaska Vlog: Universal Rigging System
Fish Alaska How to: Deploy Bear Spray
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Fish Alaska How to: Deploy Bear Spray
Fish Alaska Knot Tying: Non Slip Mono Loop
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Fish Alaska Knot Tying: Non Slip Mono Loop
Fish Alaska Knot Tying: Bowline
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Fish Alaska Knot Tying: Bowline

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  • @davidhoughton4791
    @davidhoughton4791 2 дні тому

    My Pot puller Self feeds Rope perfectly coiled into the Bucket . That is rat nest you guys should try one, cheers

  • @NorthweSteelheadJunkies
    @NorthweSteelheadJunkies 2 місяці тому

    Lingcod have been know to migrate up to 1500 miles!

  • @DAisaka09
    @DAisaka09 2 місяці тому

    I caught a ton of fish on this jig, i get some funny looks since most people are used to fishing with rabbit but it absolutely works.

  • @dylanbrink
    @dylanbrink 3 місяці тому

    Nice work! Will be trying it!

  • @Randy_Savage_ohyeah
    @Randy_Savage_ohyeah 4 місяці тому

    One of the best tutorials I’ve seen…kudos! Also the Okuma Fly Rods at Trust Worthy are awesome and inexpensive. Was gonna buy 2 more this year (2024) but they had sold out by the 25th of July.

  • @redbaron8989
    @redbaron8989 4 місяці тому

    I love this set up! Do you think this rig would work well with a 3-way swivel with the main line from the pole attaching at the top and a 2 pound cannon ball hanging from the bottom and your rig attached to the side of the swivel so the ball bounces off the bottom?

  • @SilasDesLauriers
    @SilasDesLauriers 4 місяці тому

    I was in Soldotna hardware and fishing a few days ago

  • @jameslasswell5821
    @jameslasswell5821 5 місяців тому

    I sure miss Togiak. Many hundreds of fish Landing

  • @James-dn8dh
    @James-dn8dh 5 місяців тому

    I cannot for the life of me figure out where this is on the river. Its north banks but no idea how you access it anywhere

  • @larrycroft4545
    @larrycroft4545 5 місяців тому

    Step 1 dont

  • @gurnblanstein9816
    @gurnblanstein9816 5 місяців тому

    Why the annoying music?

  • @dragonflygreen1
    @dragonflygreen1 5 місяців тому

    Nice video. What is the mat that is being used to clean the fish?

  • @xmwmcgregor4020
    @xmwmcgregor4020 6 місяців тому

    what is the maximum distance between 1st guide with 2nd guide? suppose i am building 15ft simple spiral rod.

  • @garystevens1044
    @garystevens1044 6 місяців тому

    Would be a great video IF IT WASNT PLAYING THAT LOOPED ANNOYING RAVE MUSIC

  • @fetidcreeper
    @fetidcreeper 6 місяців тому

    started fishing this season, and got real tired of spending 4 bucks per lure just to lose two of them a day while learning to not be so terrible. Bought a kit to start making spinning lures from cabelas online, and it just showed up. Doesn't come with the wire forms. So i'm assuming that I can forego the wire form, and use fishing line like you state in the video. I have 8lb braided line, would that be sufficient? meanest things i'm grabbing around me have only been chain pickerel and bass

  • @FishTramp
    @FishTramp 7 місяців тому

    Awesome video!! I agree 1000% the trilene knot is a game changer for me. I switched from the improved clinch. So much great info. Thanks

  • @Steve-rr3gc
    @Steve-rr3gc 7 місяців тому

    Just came across your channel. Great looking jig. I’ve been to Alaska to fish the Kenia the last 3 years and brought up about using jigs( we use them for steelhead in Erie Tribs ) and our guide said wont work. Have you used these in the Kenia and if not would they work there??

  • @IlhaDePerolas
    @IlhaDePerolas 8 місяців тому

    Hi How would i fish with you guys? I'd have to reach you ftom the lower 48.

  • @fishduckdog
    @fishduckdog 9 місяців тому

    I won 🏆! ❤

  • @HughButler-lb6zs
    @HughButler-lb6zs 9 місяців тому

    I would prefer a firearm and would worry about the reporting after defending my life later. The problem with firearms are they are a pain in the ass to travel with. My research so far has shown the rules you must follow to be ambiguous. Typical beareaucratic BS.

  • @Flyfish406
    @Flyfish406 10 місяців тому

    Thanks for the detailed vid. I went into a fly shop a few years ago looking for the Rio swivels and was told that they didn’t stock them and that I probably need to work on my cast. You’ve convinced me to try making some of these and see how they work.

  • @todmiller2254
    @todmiller2254 10 місяців тому

    You show braided line that's no longer available? What is the alternative? I checked several stores and the braid is too thin to get a bobbin threader in. Is there some special braid I'm not aware of? I tried pre maid braided loops for your technique but they just fell apart. Any suggestions.?

    • @Flyfish406
      @Flyfish406 10 місяців тому

      He says Cortland makes an acceptable braided mono that you can use for this.

  • @danodonnell7218
    @danodonnell7218 10 місяців тому

    Great stuff!

  • @dennyclawson4889
    @dennyclawson4889 10 місяців тому

    Great job! Hope to see more.

  • @fishduckdog
    @fishduckdog 10 місяців тому

    Awesome fishing 🎣 trip! Beautiful halibut! Heading there this summer!

  • @fishduckdog
    @fishduckdog 10 місяців тому

    Nice 👍🏽 halibut! Bang ❗️

  • @fishduckdog
    @fishduckdog 10 місяців тому

    Thanks for sharing this series of videos!

  • @jman4715
    @jman4715 10 місяців тому

    Can't you do the same thing with a spinning outfit? What advantage do you have using a fly rod?

    • @DUKE_of_RAMBLE
      @DUKE_of_RAMBLE 8 місяців тому

      You can control the fish SO much better with a fly rod, thanks to the 9ft length! Which is also why they used a 9wt (aka 9#) rod, as it's beefier and a bit stiffer. (I don't recommend am 8wt) Personally I like 10wt rod, but 10wt are both not easy to find *and* their "Kenai Red" rod is only offered in 9wt. (it's a good rod though, and we have a few for our guests to use) However, the reels are, admittedly, less friendly, as the handle is directly on the spool... So if a fish takes off, that handle goes whipping around and will bash your knuckles if you aren't careful. So if you do get one, be sure to PALM THE REEL to slow it down, *_DO NOT_* grab for the line! The line will be moving out so fast that it *will* burn you from fiction on your skin! I can't speak to the quality of the Reddington reels or their drag, as I stick to Okuma reels. Regardless of brand, I suggest getting a "9/10" reel instead of an "8/9" _[the number corresponds to the rod "wt"]._ It's a much bigger reel, which not only balances the rod in your hand better, but makes it easier to palm and stop a fish if it decides to run.

    • @Randy_Savage_ohyeah
      @Randy_Savage_ohyeah 4 місяці тому

      @@DUKE_of_RAMBLE 8:43 Kenai Red rod comes in 8 and 9wt. I’ve used the 8wt for 4+ years now and love it. Used to use high end Gloomis 9wts only to have them break. Fortunately Gloomis will replace them. No need for high end rods flipping for Reds.

    • @DUKE_of_RAMBLE
      @DUKE_of_RAMBLE 4 місяці тому

      @@Randy_Savage_ohyeah The beauty of getting them at Trustworthy is they'll replace it if it breaks! They're the only place we shop for rods now, for at least 20 years (back when they used to be in a small building in the Safeway parking lot). 8wt is definitely fine for Reds, and even Silvers, but I still personally prefer a 10wt ☺️ I just like the control it affords me. Though I'll admit, I'm less in it for the sport these days, just wanting to hook them and get them in quickly. I did bring up an old Ugly Stick ice fishing rod, tossed a fly feel on it, and caught a Red that way... just to say I did (recorded it, if course lol). Granted, I WAS using the heavy line... The downside was the rod has a foam handle and the actual rod only goes a few inches inside it (not a "full tang").

  • @sjp2775
    @sjp2775 10 місяців тому

    Can't wait to try these on the Columbia River...

  • @fishingfool2644
    @fishingfool2644 10 місяців тому

    I'll be there in July.

  • @lewislinzy3437
    @lewislinzy3437 11 місяців тому

    WHY?? Do you have to ruin the show with shitty music?

  • @jtstanley26
    @jtstanley26 11 місяців тому

    So would the power generation station suffer if the dam is demolished?

  • @bobbarrys6278
    @bobbarrys6278 11 місяців тому

    See you this Summer!

  • @907akfshrmn
    @907akfshrmn 11 місяців тому

    One trip a couple of years ago I would say, my group of fishing friends and I decided to stop there after eating at pizza boys, so I do believe the one in the video with a few others were all mad because we walked in just before closing. Now this would have never been an issue years ago when they were just around the corner from Godfather's pizza that is no longer there. Anyways, all these years, trustworthy is still the place to stop because they know how to keep things for fishing stocked and they sometimes have things that I cannot even find here in Alaska's biggest city, which a few places here seem to stock a small amount of things to never replenish stock once it is gone and goes on through the whole salmon season, so these places here should be ashamed that trustworthy outshines them in this dept, which I am sure trustworthy sees more people since a lot from all over visit to fish.

  • @stevenkahn3151
    @stevenkahn3151 Рік тому

    fukashima has effected the ocean as well as the blob.

  • @walla2idoc
    @walla2idoc Рік тому

    Do you use any type of bait in the lower J-Hook?

  • @pudsrus2
    @pudsrus2 Рік тому

    Best I’ve seen on YT👍

  • @tl56kmair
    @tl56kmair Рік тому

    I can't hardly wait for September to get here so I can get on the water with you guys!!

  • @James-hs3tu
    @James-hs3tu Рік тому

    3:42

  • @JeffreyAlan-i9b
    @JeffreyAlan-i9b Рік тому

    Fished and stayed on Kenai in 2007...great Silvers

  • @kevinchurch9296
    @kevinchurch9296 Рік тому

    Hey Marcus, I read all of your articles in fish Alaska. I notice most boats up there use Scotty downriggers. We use cannons here in Idaho. Just wondering is that the preferred and why?

    • @MarcusWeiner
      @MarcusWeiner Рік тому

      Hi Kevin, Scotty and Cannon both make quality downriggers and I think its just a matter of personal preference.

  • @scottquenstedt1
    @scottquenstedt1 Рік тому

    Great demo, very professional. So many people I see in Alaska use zero ice and drag their fish in the dirt. I went on a charter one time for silvers. 36 fish in the boat, 75 degrees and sunny, zero ice in the above deck fish box. The meat was basically MUSH. Very disappointing.

  • @geoffreybaines4940
    @geoffreybaines4940 Рік тому

    2:03

  • @nathancrowe1489
    @nathancrowe1489 Рік тому

    Great video with a ton of information, wonder if this style of fishing would be effective in the frog water of the Kenai.

  • @Alaskahuntr
    @Alaskahuntr Рік тому

    I now have 5 Kenai Red rods from Trustworthy in Soldotna! My family broke all the high-dollar fly-rods, and the rods are the best deal for $67!!!

  • @Hunter2Bounty
    @Hunter2Bounty Рік тому

    spell ganyon cord. I cannot seem to find it on google. Am I mis-spelling it?

    • @cohoanglervancouverwa6755
      @cohoanglervancouverwa6755 9 місяців тому

      It’s called gangion cord. Commercial halibut fisherman use it instead of monofilament line.

  • @BryanHansen
    @BryanHansen Рік тому

    Great video!

  • @benjeanettebooth1800
    @benjeanettebooth1800 Рік тому

    We absolutely love this gal. She is so friendly and very helpful! When we are in Soldotna every summer, we always make a point of stopping at our favorite fishing and hardware store.

    • @FishAlaska
      @FishAlaska Рік тому

      Awe! We agree. Haley rocks. Their whole family knows how to take care of their customers.

  • @CharlieDontSurf1006
    @CharlieDontSurf1006 Рік тому

    What a kick in the ass. I just came across this video. It looks like you finally perfected your smoked salmon bro. I miss fishing with you man. I left Florida and am in Arizona now. I'm going to metal detect here through the winter and come spring I'm moving to Montana. Can't wait to fly fish in Montana. I remember when we were making smoked salmon in my carport on East 43rd Ave. Boy that was some good candied salmon. Miss you brother give me a call if you get a chance. C-note

  • @damianbaptiste3833
    @damianbaptiste3833 Рік тому

    Like your technique. What kind of Gamakatsu hook hook do you use for that?