These COHO SALMON Are Hard to Catch! Vedder River 2020 Salmon Season | Fishing with Rod
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2020
- Coho Salmon fishing in Chilliwack Vedder River BC Canada! The 2020 season has been a tough one!
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Big shoutout to Brandon the Fishing Doctor as well for catching fish around me, netting fish for me, and holding the camera once awhile. You should check out his channel at: ua-cam.com/users/Brandonkop
Thanks a lot for the shoutout! Always a pleasure being out together and attempting to net the ever elusive coho!
For the baitcaster what size you normally run for salmon/steelie and size rod/power
I run Curado and Tranx, you can see my setups at:
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I've been watching your videos for almost eight years now (since highschool).You and everyone around you motivates me to be a better fisherman but most importantly a better person. You're videos always light up the mood. Stay well and fish on!
Thank you Echo Tower! That is a very kind message. My hope is that people will always feel good and learn something new at the end of each episode. :)
Rod! Great video, I loved it! Days at the river are so much more than just simply fishing. The time you take to share your knowledge about fishing, the value and unique nature of different salmon species, and the importance of protecting the water shed are just a few of the take aways from this season. Thank you for your stewardship, welcoming novice anglers like myself into this community makes me excited for many more fishing seasons to come. Count me in for ice fishing!! Haha My feet are freezing just thinking about it 😆
Thanks for tagging along this past month Jenna! 😊 Your persistence and curiosity at the river got me super excited. 😄 I look forward to bringing you out to some ice fishing outings. We will be watching the fishing doc slaying those trout on the ice like what my dad did at the river haha...
I love how excited Rod gets to help her! Thanks for being such an enthusiastic steward of the rivers Rod!
Thanks for watching! 😊
Excellent video Rod, i loved it! Knowing the background of the struggle makes it so much better!
Thank you Rod, always amazing!!!
Thanks Simone! Well, not always amazing, but try to be anyway lol. ;)
Love the zen cooking music. Thanks Rod !!
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Another great video Rod. You gave us all hope with this one. Keep them coming.
Thank you Larry!
Great video Rod! Had my first season out on the Vedder in about 6 years! Your videos have been a huge help
Thanks Marcus!
Great vid Rod thanks for sharing your adventures👏😎
Thanks Ernie! 😊
@ 5:16 drag screamer!
Been waiting for your awesome fishing trips and video rod! 😁 finally its here.
Thanks!
Great Video Rod. Love the advice and fishing education.
Thanks Tim! 🙂
"Cooking with Rod", i love this show lol
"If Rod can cook, so can you!"
What a great video thanks for sharing your way of preparing your coho ..
My pleasure!
Awesome vid. Rod. Started last year with no luck at all but all the experience, patience, hard work paid off this year got my first coho, spring and handful of chum. Thanks for all you do.
That's awesome Rey! Thanks for watching and sharing the story!
Great Video. Beautiful there. Nice fish. Short season. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching Donald!
Always love seeing silver!
Yes!!
Beautiful fish Rod!
Thanks!
Very well put together video! Awesome job.
Thank you!
More than a little jealous😜 Great stuff! Love these videos👍🏻
Thanks! ☺️
Awesome video Rodney!! It's always a good time on the river!
Hopefully a few more trips this month!
@@FishingwithRod maybe later this week if I can find time lol
This was the first year I really dedicated a lot of time to salmon fishing, thanks to you! Only caught 2 coho and several chums - most trips I was out the entire day with no bites or anything. Can't wait for next year - hopefully I'm more successful.
Will try steelheading this year too... doubt I'll have any luck but we'll see.
That's great Alexander! It'll only get better as you pile up more info from each trip. I like to match the river conditions, time of the season to previous trip results to guess where the fish may be.
Great ambassador for recreational fishing in Canada , your awesome .
Thank you. ☺️
Fabulous video Rod 🎣😉
Thanks again Andy!
Have only been salmon fishing by boat and enjoyed it very much. My first season freshwater fishing and I've fell in love with it. Your video is so informative and relaxing. Your respect for the way you fish from catching all the way to the end cooking is phenomenal. Would love to fish by your side one day. Thanks
Thank you Jerome! I'm glad you've enjoyed it. Conveying the message of respect for fish is definitely my priority in these videos. It's also a way for me to gather feedbacks as I don't know everything. :) See you out there!
Love the video nice to see u catch some this year canal didn't produce that much but it was this year there a lot of BIG coho it was fun and sometimes frustrating catching them. See you next year rod. Tight line!@
Next year? The season is not over yet! 😉 You're not coming out anymore? 😅
Loved the cooking segment - really happy to see all the fish used. I caught some coho on the fly in the Chehalis this season. After having a section of filet frozen for two weeks we made nigiri sushi, and with the peeled off skin we put some butter in a frypan and fried the skin and ate it like potato chips. It was delicious!
That sounds great! It's been a long time since I've used coho salmon for nigiri/sashimi. I should do that again. The last few years we have been spoiled with red chinook salmon which have a much higher fat content. We just had some coho gravlax last night, we're too spoiled here.
Another great video Rod! I just started fishing this year and i was able to get into some chum and 1 coho! hoping to try stealhead fishing this upcoming season! I have so much to learn and im always so happy to see when you release your videos. informative and fun keep up the good work and hopefully one day ill run into you on the river.
Thank you Sebastian! I'm happy to hear that you've found the videos useful. 🙂 See you out there!
Great video Rod, Being out fishing makes me forget the world problems for a little bit. Keep on fishn.
Thanks Rick! I hope this video brings a bit of positivity to others to make dealing with the current situation a little easier. :)
Thanks rod it was a great video 🙏
Thanks for watching!
Awesome job!!
Thanks!
Great vid as usual:)
Thanks!
Thanks for the video Rod! Trying for my first coho this year on the Vedder! Lived here my whole life but never fished the river. So far 0/3.
It's not easy for sure, especially when the river is low and clear. DM me questions if you need help. 🙂
@@FishingwithRod thanks Rod! looks like a much needed rain on Friday.
Rod your literally my icon and hero
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Love the vids.👍
Thanks!
Beautiful color of that fish! Great eats
Thansk Craig!
Good on you Rod, for showing what to do with the parts of the fish that many simply throw away. I like using the entire fish too, especially to make delicious soup with the head and spine.
Thanks Dennis!
Caught my first vedder fish this year. 1 22lb spring, and three coho between 4-8 lbs. I’m hooked now. Just watching this makes me want to drive out and fish haha
That's awesome Luke! Thanks for watching!
Aaaaw I’m so happy for Jenna, she finally got one - her hard work paid off!! And yes it was definitely a hard season, but nonetheless, it is a very productive and promising fishery, I feel very lucky to live in BC. I can totally relate to how you felt when you lost that coho 😟 one day, I got one too, and right as I was reeling in... the wind.. it was so strong, it blew my line around the tip of my rod, never happened to me before, it was the first time.... so I lost the fish. A big one too! But luckily I did still land one that day as well ☺️ another time, it was so cold and wet, I couldn’t reel the centerpin properly - every time I set the hook, I feel the fish pulling, I lose it, because my hand is too cold to react lol 😂 I tried to steam a coho jack this year with some soy sauce mixed with hot oil poured on top and green onion and ginger. It taste absolutely amazing, so sweet and tender, melts in your mouth! ☺️☺️🐟🐟 tight lines! Thanks for sharing as always 😀
lol Sammi, I think we all remember the fish we've lost as vividly as the nice ones we've landed. I have plenty of stories like that too haha.
I have helped several people catch their first of various species of fish in various places. I think I get more excited than they do. 😄
Definitely! As much as I still enjoy catching fish, I totally get more excited when others new to it come along and get into their firsts.
Try Daniels Trailing Hook method! It took me a little while to get used to is, but ive actually started doing something similar for Seatrout
Excellent video! Really liked the part where you showed how to cut and cook the entire salmon. Always learn something watching your videos.
Thanks Bob! I just like to share my experiences and at the same time others will tell me how they do it too, everyone gains a bit. :)
Brilliant I am going love setting up my lab out that way will meet up with you once I am settled there, love smoking them too, Coho is brilliant for that. Cheers, John
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Thoroughly enjoy your videos. Hoping one day to come out and fish our beautiful west coast sometime. I float fish Great Lakes tribs for salmon and trout at every opportunity. Really appreciate the science behind the fishery that you present.
Awesome! Thanks for watching. :)
I find corpses of fish where so much meat is wasted it's unbelievable! Thanks for showing ppl how to use the whole fish!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Salmon fishing with eggs and a bobber. I love it.
It's probably my favourite way to fish even though success rate isn't necessarily high compared to lure fishing (speaking from personal experiences).
Hey rod, just wondering where u find these secluded spots on the Vedder. Every time I used to go it was packed with people and wasn't much fun, I'd definitely go out more if I could find a spot like this and like the spots in ur other videos
Hi Kostic, pretty simple really. A lot of walking and not stopping at spots which are packed with people. There will be many days when you will fish secluded spots with no fish, then some days you'll hit them just right.
Went to the vedder and fished a few times this year, nothing amazing but regardless a beautiful place to enjoy the day.
Great to hear you had an enjoyable time out here regardless. 🙂 These fish are not easy to catch on most days. Thanks for watching!
You should fish the Vancouver Island areas more often...(as in "all" around the island [from Vic. to Pt. Hardy] around the N. tip of island & back down the west side of the island back to Vic.👍🤗✌️
I rekon the heads the tastiest part:) our salmon run in new zealand is not far away getting hypd up waching your vid bro! lol
Great! Thanks for watching! We want to come down and fish for kingfish and snapper one day. 😅
Ah mate, we were having parallel seasons for a while there until we stopped fishing together and we both started catching fish !
Good on your Jenna for sticking with it ! It’s an incredibly rewarding experience eh ?
Great vid Rod !
Hahaha... Does that mean next season I should only tell her where to find me on the river...?
@@FishingwithRod 🥺
Haha... I guess I will tell you too. 😆
HAY ROD IT'S PAULIE. NICE FISHING WEATHER... GLAD TO SEE YOU FINALLY HOOKED SOME... NICE PREP. SECTION MAN THAT MEAT WAS BEAUTIFUL LOOKIN YOU SHOULD HOOK UP WITH KITTY AND HAVE A DINNER WITH FISH AND MUSHROOMS... THAT WOULD BE KILLER...GOOD FISHIN, GOOD WEATHER, AN GOOD FRIENDS... YOU GOT IT ALL. STAY COOL MY FRIEND... KEEP PUSHIN ON... PEACE...
Thank you Paulie. Kitty and I have some more cooking videos to release. :) And if Covid restrictions do not limit us, we'll be doing some more during the Christmas time.
Love your videos hope i can catch something on the vedder eventually been there about 10 times
Keep trying Justin! It'll happen.
I love your vids and I went vender river last week
Thanks Matt! 🙂
Nice video thanks
Thanks for watching again!
Great video only two Jacks for me this year try again next year
Yep! Keep working on it! 😊
Hi Rod , when u process fish, I would recommend put paper towels under the fish, to prevent slip while holding sharp knifes. I didn’t try fishing this season yet, due to COVID-19. But your video already took me on the journey. Nice music!Thanks for great videos , as always👍
Thanks! 👍
Caught my first coho this weekend, it was 6 pounds! I feel like a real fisherman now.
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Time for a king or sturgeon now. Congrats
@@sergeybeast yup
They taste amazing. I was supper lucky an landed one 28in first day on my first salmon trip to ny.
28 in is a beauty!
Last year, the brown trout and Atlantic salmon run was incredible on the Saranac River from Lake Champlain in Northern New York. This year has been the opposite. I have tried several times with no catch, only saw 2 fish hit the surface, and haven’t seen ANYONE else catch a fish. We had a drought this summer, so that may be part of it. Or it could just be an off year for spawning. Guess I will just have to go to Aldi’s.
For these anadromous species, the oceans really determine how the stocks would do. Our coho salmon return to this particular river is pretty similar to previous years, but the average size of the fish has been much bigger. For many years now, we have seen fish in the 2 to 6lb range, but this year that average has been bumped up to 6 to 8, with the occasional 10 to 12 like the one seen in the video. About 15 years ago, I encountered my biggest, a hatchery fish too, which was easily over 15. To this day I am beating myself up for not weighing it.
There is no waste to any salmon:
1. Head - cut in half just like you did in the video and broil in the oven seasoned with salt.
2. Bones - pan sear or broil in oven.
3. Roe - get them off from the membrane with boiled water, rinse a few times in cold water, marinade in soy+sake, you have Ikura to make great sushi bowl. Or simply marinade in salty water.
4. Sperm - battered in the mixture of egg+water+flour, deep fry, makes the best tempura.
5. Stomach - save a bunch in the freezer, and makes good stir fry with spices.
Hey Rod! great video! i am wondering if there is any good fishing spots in January in either vedder or any where close?
Thanks Sedrick, you should check out www.fishingwithrod.com/articles/region_two/index.html where I’ve listed out all the locations and seasons in the Lower Mainland. 👍
Wish I could join you for fishing. Even with the rain the place is just beautiful. I am glad you showed how to use everypart of the fish because most of the time I see dead bodys with lots of meat wasted just because people take only the eggs
Thank you love your videos btw 😄
Yep you can't actually kill a fish and only take the eggs while dumping the rest of the fish at the river. That would be considered as poaching and should be reported.
Great video! I like the company that you keep...I see you brought the " Fishing Doctor" along. Great guy he is. He's helped out my son with tips on ice and fly fishing.
He's great, except he catches too many fish around me sometimes. Haha... Thanks for watching Tom!
Thanks Tom, i may have to start fishing dull hooks if I want to stick around, haha. Can't wait for ice season.
@@TheFishingDoctorsAdventures Hahaha...
@@TheFishingDoctorsAdventures we messaged back and forth on messenger a couple years back. I had posted on fb that I was looking for someone interested in going to Haida gwaii. You seemed very tempted lol.
I have a 1988 22' grady-white seafarer that I have restored. In the process of rewiring and plumbing to complete the project. Perhaps we could arrange a trip this coming season? Plenty of room on board.
I cut salmon into roast sized pieces and cook what I dont freeze in roasting pan with onion and a little dark homemade beer.the onion and beer and juices from fish turn to nice jelly.My biggest coho so far 20 lbs and I have seen a chap at the cleaning table with a 30 lb. coho.Havent seen anything that big in 10 or 12 yrs. here in SOOKE.
That's great Darryl!
1st year on the vedder. i made about 20 trips out and only caught 1 coho. Hopefully more next year!
Keep going! 😊
I don’t do any of that with my coho but that being said I’ve never caught one 🤣. But that’s normally what I do with my salmon just do a couple steps a bit differently. Well guess I’ve caught two coho but they were in a lake and were accidental. Keep up the awesome videos.
Thanks Dave! 🙂
Nice video Rodney. Those lost fish sure hurt. I still remember that one you were trying to net for me, I had my drag set too tight from fishing the upper the day before. I was so mad at myself for snapping it off after the fish was practically on shore. It was a strange season for me, usually I catch a lot of jacks and wild coho along the way, but this year it was almost all hatchery. I only landed 4 wild coho and no jacks at all.
Petr! What I should have mentioned in the video is that both mornings you came after me and fished next to me I got outfished by you. 😜 It was a lot of fun regardless. I had the opposite experience actually, caught a lot more jacks and wild coho this season than previous years.
@@FishingwithRod Your videos were a great help to get me started down the salmon fishing path a few years ago, thank you for all different things you do for our community and keep up the great work.
Thanks for the kind words Petr! Glad that I could help. I love your attitude toward the care which needs to go back to the river from the anglers. We still have a long way to go. See you down at the river again soon and maybe we can film something about it one of these days. 😊
@@FishingwithRod I would love some sort of collaboration, whether it be me getting some underwater footage for one of your episodes, or just helping you out with some filming. I will be out lots during steelhead season.
Sounds good Petr! We'll get the fishing doctor out too.
Hi Rod, thanks for all your content over the years..my question is this; out of all the river species of salmon which would you say is most accessible for young adults? This year we have pink which I suspect you’’lol recommend but this coho fishing looks a little to challenging for My son in terms of probability of catching something. Thanks!
I would say coho are just as accessible for everyone as pink salmon, but they are definitely a lot more challenging to catch for a couple of reason. The first one would be numbers, there are way more pink salmon than coho. Second is that coho discriminate way more than pink salmon, the bites can come on and off with no apparent reasons and they can get picky on what they want. I would say, this fishery in the Tidal Fraser River is the most accessible one for all ages.
I can't wait to get out there next year
Still three weeks of fishing left Tessa! 😉
@@FishingwithRod Ruptured my achilles during the summer :\ I did scale around the rocks at the Thompson a couple months back with a booty but it was hard. Just starting to get back into the outdoors! Mushroom don't fight as hard as fish ;) Patiently waiting for yours/Kitty videos to get me pumped up!
@@tessa0104 Right! I think you mentioned that before. 😕 Well next season it is!
Just sending my loves...
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It's my first year fishing for salmon. So far 4 trips to Vedder & stave lake dam, 0 fish/4-5 bites. Just bought new rod, reel, wader, hope I have better success next year.
Persistence will pay off! If you got specific questions on how to catch them, feel free to throw them at me.
I enjoy watching your videos. Would love to fish up there in Canada some day. I use paper towels or my FilletAway fish mats to keep my fish from sliding around when filleting. I was cringing waiting for you to cut yourself. Just an observation. Nice job tho. I try to not waste fish as well. I scrape the backbone, in behind the collars, and save the belly meat. I package it all together and use it for chowders, salmon tacos, pasta dishes, etc...
Thank you Chris! Surprisingly I have only slliced myself once while filleting and that was around 17 years ago while cutting up a smallmouth bass. I guess I'm pretty used to filleting these salmon on the chopping board so always expecting them to slip around. I will give the fish mat a try though! 🙂
Great video but do you have any tips for spin n Glo colors for the fraser. Hoping to be able to go out there soon.
Hmm my spin n glo bar fishing experiences are limited so not sure. I'm pretty sure the Fraser is quite dirty right now anyway, making spin and glo fishing pretty difficult.
@@FishingwithRod Ok thank you very much. Have a great evening
Let me know how it goes! The bar fishing tehnique is slowly fading away as most Fraser River fishing opportunities are lost, so it's nice to see some are still interested during the short openings which we are getting.
First year fishing so I was excited when salmon season started.
I...SAW....2 Coho, no bites.
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Don't give up Syd! It'll only get better!
What spot is that on the vedder
Awesome video rod! I’ve been trying all season and haven’t caught one yet 😥
Don't give up! It'll happen!
Thanks rod! I’ve been throwing roe, spinners, and jigs and the I’ve been out multiple times this season and I see fish jumping and splashing around everywhere but they just really don’t wanna bite. only 14 and sometimes it’s hard to get out fishing but even with no fish I’ve been enjoying it! 🎣
See you out there oscar! Coho are fun but they can be absolutely frustrating for the reasons you just described above. Those behaviours are not unusual, so don't feel bad that you are not getting those bites. These fish can turn on and off like a light switch.
Thanks for the advice rod! I’ll keep trying🎣
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First year on the vedder only got 1 chinook and a couple chum, any tips on where to look for coho and any lures I could use?
Well, the ones in the video - Gibbs Croc and Koho spoons are my go-tos. Look for coho where the chinook salmon are not, they like quiet, undisturbed places.
This year was so enjoyable last year only landed 3 hatchery this year landed 52 hatchery coho
That's awesome! Good to hear the success!
I've always heard that the vedder gets super crowded around salmon season (heard it referred to as "combat fishing"). Is it really that bad? Looked ok in the video!
Yep it certainly can get very busy on the Vedder but with some leg work you can always find some quiet spots. That was fairly busy in the video but everyone was having a great time and staying positive so it wasn’t a big deal.
I loved the video, but it would be great if you shared your set up. Thanks and good fishing
Thank you. I have several videos going over all the setups I use in this video already:
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I could only catch one Jack coho this entire season, what methods would you recommend. I usually bait fish but willing to try something new.
Bait, lure, they all work under the right situation. I like to switch up between the two.
I noticed you egg looped a spawn bag. Curious why you did that?
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Rod, I've been watching your videos and trying to figure things out, I would not have much of a chance without your content, thank you for sharing. Tried bait casting and coho spoons. I managed to hook a 1 Pink (spoon) and 1 coho (roe) after long days of trying. QUESTION: On the spoon fishing, I understand to cast upstream, let it drop to the right depth and then slow retrieve....my question is do you let it keep hitting bottom as it drifts down river? I was doing that when I caught the pink. Otherwise how do you know what depth? Also, will Spring and Chum go for spoons as well? Thank you for your help!
I don't let my spoon hitting bottom as it drifts down the river. I also only use my spoons if the current is or slower than walking speed. I like to cast far enough upstream so most of my retrieve happens either in front of me or at 1 o'clock downstream from me. Any further down I feel it is rather pointless for coho salmon, and I'd just bring the spoon back really fast and recast. Coho salmon will chase spoons more than other species. They often follow closely behind the lure so watch what's going on behind your lure as it approaches you. The lure does not have to be near the bottom for this to happen. Chinook and chum salmon can also be caught on lures, but not as often.
@@FishingwithRod Thanks Rod!
Nice 👍 I'm Waseem from Pakistan
Hullo
I thought that once they start the migration they are not tasty anymore. We have Coho salmon in Ontario too, but they were introduced from BC.
It really depends on the stage they are at. The fish which you see in the video had only been in the river for a day or two, perhaps up to a week. Their conditions are no different than the ones which you'd catch in the ocean. Once they are in the river for a longer period of time, approaching spawning, then their conditions start to degrade so you should be selective on what you are fishing for and what you are keeping.
@@FishingwithRod Thanks, it makes sense.
I want to get into coho fishing here in Washington. What type of rod and reel is good to use. I don’t know how to use a casting reel just spinning reel.
Check out this video on the spinning setups I use for coho salmon:
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Hey Rod, is the Vedder River and Chilliwack River the same river? If so, where does the Vedder River start from the Chilliwack River?
The two are the same system. Most of the time people refer to the section downstream from the Vedder Crossing Bridge as the Vedder River while the upstream as the Chilliwack River, but really the correct name for the entire system is the Chilliwack River.
hey rod is a good lure a jig bait for coho?
Not sure what do you mean by jig bait
its easy if you go to the rapids and drift into their holding spots
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what spinning reel did you use rod?
That is a Shimano Stradic 2500.
Hey Rod, love your videos. Last year I caught my first coho on a Gibbs Koho. No luck this year, but have caught a few chum.
When chucking spoons for coho, do you recommend fast or slow moving water? Shallow runs or deeper pools? It looks like the water you were in at the beginning was pretty shallow and fast moving? Do you "drift" your spoon?
I preferred coho water is "walking speed" current. If you find a run like that, with depth in the 3 to 5ft range, and a mix of small gravel to baby head sized rocks, then chances are you are going to find coho if the timing is right. The speed of my retrieval is based on the current. My goal is to always get that spoon down to just above where the coho are sitting so they can see it. Coho salmon are known for following the lure, so once I get into that zone I'd keep retrieving until the lure is back to my rod tip. More often than not they'd strike just within feet from you after following the lure for awhile.
@@FishingwithRod Thank you so much for the tips! Really appreciate you taking the time to provide such a detailed reply. Tight lines good sir and looking forward to the next video!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching the videos.
First year I tried salmon fishing the Vedder saw a bunch get caught and got a small jack myself but nothing significant
Keep going! It'll only get better!
I have only seen guys do that with a bait caster lol throw with the right, witch to the left and reel with the right lol that’s a first for me
What can I say, I'm a little special.
I actually use either right or left hand reels, sometimes I switch, sometimes I use the correct hand... It really depends on what I'm fishing for and where I am fishing...
We have a chunk fishin in my river
Aweh... Cute.
Coho, Japanese mayo and dill in the oven 😋.
Thanks Terence. 🙂 I’ll have to cook with Japanese mayo more, it’s so good.
Salmon head,skeleton, belly meat are great for making hot and sour soup...kind of like the Thai Thom-Yum soup.
Yum! 😉 For our fish broth, I mainly make miso soup with it. That is like THE dish we always have ever fall when salmon return to rivers, and so so good especially when it is cold outside.
when was this filmed?
You watched the whole video right...? lol
how is coho salmon fishing mid november?
Good.
They only thing that makes salmon hard to catch is the lack of besides the ordinary challenge of it. Your lucky to have a hatchery nearby to give you eaters.
Yep we are very blessed. 😊