Snorkelling with Salmon in Chilliwack Lake
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- I drifted through schools of coho salmon with a few springs mixed in. I was surprised to see whitefish swimming amongst the schools of salmon and possibly providing cleaning services.
thank you! so beautiful and calming
what I needed while pups napping after a loud and crazy start to the day
Thanks!
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4:12 love the one chrome sitting in the light rays
Thanks. Wish I could get a whole school of them!!
Amazing video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
You need to sell this as a screen saver! My goodness it’s beautiful to watch
Thanks very much! The screen saver is an idea!
Nice video Barry. This is one of my favorite spots to dive. I kept meaning to go up there this summer to hunt for fishing lures, but I never made it.
Thanks Petr! It's a great thing you do removing that stuff. Since I wasn't diving down I couldn't access 99.9% of them.
Amazing footage!
Thanks!
agree! really enjoy his videos
Beautiful! The shots are all super stable too considering the camera is on a selfie stick. Really lovely looking shots.
Thanks! I was mostly just drifting with the current so relatively easy to hold the camera steady.
indeed!
great footage! The water is so clear!
Thanks! Chilliwack lake is usually quite clear. It's a nice big settling pond for any murk.
Really cool!
Thanks!
Nice video. Almost all of them are male coho. And wild too. This means its still early season to mid
Thanks! I didn't notice the maleness of the schools, that's interesting. Unfortunately I won't be able to access this spot for much longer so I won't be able to follow what happens.
Make sure you have your lunch on shore. Stay away from the roe sandwiches down there. Especially if they have a silver glint to em.
No doubt! I want to see lots of salmon years from now.
Wow nice , Any Trout ?
Thanks. A few trout but not a lot. Bull or Dolly Varden and some Rainbows. In years past I've seen some descent sized fish of both types in the Chilliwack river. Usually they're following a salmon run.
Where do they spawn?
I'm not entirely sure, there is a big gravel bed just down stream from the river mouth so they probably spawn there. I suppose it's possible that they cross the lake and enter the upstream continuation of the Chilliwack River. I've seen Kokanee spawning on a lake shore so maybe that happens with these Coho.
what camera? thx
GoPro Hero9 with a Backscatter 140 degree wide angle lens attached.