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That jigging advice doesn't work in these spots, but you'd only know that if you fished these spots for years like we have,. Knowing the geography, obstructions and water pressure under the surface, informs our successful jigging style in these particular spots. Your jigging tips are effective in most spots but not here. But thanks for watching and sharing. Forage on!

@ yeah nice spot what area is this river just curious looks like a good river

@@holdenclark2894 Yeah it's one of our favourite spots. but we don't post the names of any of the places we fish. Thanks for watching and engaging.

@ yeah I get it I’m the same just was wondering tight lines

@@holdenclark2894 You get it. Tight lines.

Those are Prime Lures Glory Spoons. Different colors for different systems and conditions, but I'm always a fan of any combination with orange. silver and orange, brass and orange or copper and orange. Silver and blue can be fire too. Classic Coho color.

yes it is.

Yeah it was an awesome day out. She loved being out. She's been out on a few fishes this season, but the filming didn't work out on a couple of them unfortunately. We had two cooks which were ruined by camera malfunctions unfortunately. And two of the days out, it was way too rainy to cook. It was a super wet season this year. Great for fishing not for cooking. And a couple of the other videos the fishing was too hot to stop and cook. We had the one delicious cook that worked out river side this season.

Sorry I don't remember the brand. I bought them years ago. They've been great and really durable. Look for some that are neoprene so they can get wet when handling fish and still keep your hands warm, like a wet suit.

Ha ha ha! Bingo Bongo! Thanks brother!

Non stop fun was had.

We both had a blast!

It was a bonkers day on the river! Spoon for the win!

Well fortunately there's lots of good fishing videos on UA-cam to scratch that itch. I'm sorry to hear that. Thanks for watching! I hope this video helped a little.

I would recommend trying to find a handicap hole or something like that. (Not a ton of those but they do exist at least in the states)

It sure has.

It was some serious non stop action. Big time lights out fun! Thanks Corby.

Yes there has.

Appreciate that. Thanks brother!

Thanks! Agreed!

We like all different kinds of spoons and colors depends on a lot of different factors, always changing. but we generally go with Gibbs and Prime lures. You always have to pack different options and see what's working for the situation. You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

Our favourite conditions! The Coho drizzle! Thanks!

Thanks brother! Great day on the drift! Centerpin for the win!

Ten days ago. You may have .. Great spot. Feels like you can almost wade to the other side, but nope. Yeah you need a boat.

Sure, what do you want to know? The rod and reel I use?

Hey brother, sorry to hear that. Yeah it's a special time of year. We've been getting after it.

Ha ha ha! Nice word play. Thanks! Big time Ho Down. Loads of fun! Appreciate the support! Forage on!

Thanks! Great day out! Yes we are. Love them almost as much as the coho do! The Glory Spoon.

The only reason B run fish are bigger is that they are late returning fish that fed In the salt longer so they put on a few more weeks/ months more worth of fat. but most returning silvers on average are 2 year old fish, not just B runs. Jack salmon are less than 2 years old

@renownriverspnw5314 I live in the Puget Sound region and my suspicion is that most of the A-run doesn't venture very far from Puget Sound. The B-run venture farther out in the Pacific. I find it hard to believe that a wild 12lb Coho hen caught in a Puget Sound river only spent 2 years at sea.

Hey interior power bait dude! Thanks! Ha ha ha! Strawberry, sounds delicious! Cheers!

Hey Hookem! You should check out the last 3 vids before this one, you'll like'm. Still at it! Slaying them shiny dimes! Thanks brother, you too!

Yeah some real dimes! Thanks Kevin! Thanks for watching and commenting brother.

Ha ha ha! 100%! It's funny how the ones we lose are always wild!

Big time!

Good morning. Good morning. Good morning Nicholas.

Thanks Aaron! So pumped!

Not a state a province, We are fishing up in BC Canada. Washington has some amazing salmon fishing, I can see why you miss it when you watch these videos. Arizona, nice and sunny., Are you doing any fishing of any kind? Lakes? Bass? Thanks for watching! Hopefully you subscribed so you can still get a dose of home!

@ForageToFire it's just now getting to the point that it has cooled off enough to get out and do some fishing. Going to start catfishing. New to me . There are catfish 70 + pounds here.

@@KevinPaulsen-jt4vz Oh yeah hot hot hot down there .Catfishing, very cool! I like eating catfish, pan seared cajun. Delicious! 70+ pounds oh damn, you're going to need a bigger pan! Have fun! Keep us updated on your fishing. You on instagram? Follow us there, and we'll follow back to see some pics.

On days like these… I’m fishing in the state of Euphoria!!

Nope.

Thanks Corby! We appreciate you watching and taking the time to say that!

Thanks Joel! Thanks for your support and compliment! Spread the gospel brother! Forage On!

Thanks a lot!

Beautiful fish! Thanks! You're welcome! Forage on!

We look forward to this trip every summer!

Right on, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and supporting!

Big Heinen gets it. Well said. Thanks for watching and supporting. Forage on!

No it's the Daiwa BALLISTIC LT 4000D. My favourite reel. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! yes it definitely has been so far!

Yeah it's chocolate milk out there. Nice, good for you. Yeah we like to drift beads too depending on the system and water conditions. It's always good to have different tools for the job. Thanks! We are glad you liked it! Forage on Brian!

Those fishing rods would be way to small

Right on, beautiful part of the island. My biggest hatch Ive pulled was 13lbs but I've caught bigger wilds upwards of 18. Those northerns are a beautiful fish. thanks for watching!

@@shaunkirby273 No my Gloomis handles 20lb springs and chums no problem. The high end rods can handle more these days, and it's way better of a fight than on a huge beefy rod. Plus how you play the fish is a huge factor.

Great! Glad to have you Rich! Thanks for the sub!

They sure are.

Ha ha ha! Nice! We love it too! Thanks for the support Nicholas!

Ha Ha Ha! He wouldn't stop fishing! And I couldn't stop eating! It's definitely both. This northern coho strain is bigger and stronger. Beautiful fish. And that water pushes. Check out our new video we dropped last night! Thanks for watching and supporting!

@@ForageToFire yes I watched the latest video, good to see so many wild fish. Something you both can improve is fish handling, not saying you are doing anything wrong. May be keep them in the water all the time and you need a bigger net.

@@umakantpadhy3685 Nice. Yeah that system is staked with wilds, great to see. Yeah we are definitely aware of that and we can always do better. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Appreciate that! Don't mind, which rod you curious about, my black one or Hoti's copper coloured rod?

@@ForageToFire your black one

@@namestybtw4086 Black Beauty! The action is amazing on this bad boy. My rod is the G Loomis GL3 8'6" Medium Fast Action 8 -12 lb .Loomis gives you that strength and rod sensitivity ,the play on that rod is amazing. And my reel is the Daiwa BALLISTIC LT 4000D. Strong, light weight and smooth like butter. My favourite rod and reel I've used. Love them both!

@@ForageToFire thank you! i appreciate it

@@namestybtw4086 You're welcome!