Great video dude! I live in ireland and have fished the Vedder, Chilliwack, Harrison and Frazer rivers as well as quite a few on Vancouver Island and further north. I usually target Steelhead in the eastern United States, but have had the pleasure of many Canadian Steelhead too. Definately my favourite Salmonid by far for obvious reasons!!!
Really nice set-up you have there. I really like your Islander. I was looking at some of those the last time I was looking for a reel. Looks like quite an awesome run of fish you have there. I'm pretty sure that was the biggest wild steelhead I've seen yet. I am itching to try fishing for them. Looks similar to our Atlantic salmon fishing. Keep up the good work, man!
Always, my friends! If you ever want to go once I am on the west coast, feel free to give me a shout anytime. You guys really seem to know how it's done. I wouldn't mind learning one day.
Awesome, man! Whats the best time to fish the Vedder> I am thinking to give it a try but I will need a heavier rig than what I am using here at the Great Lakes hahahaha
Nice rigging on the worm. They work pretty good on the Cowichan especially in low vis. If that's all you ever fished with you'd get your share. Nice post!
I want to start out with I live on the Central east coast and I’m 65 and getting older sooner, believe me. people AND MYSELF would love to be in your waders. Your choice of tools is on the money 💴. That throws the float system pretty reliably. Show how to set up the rod from spool to lure. You’re living the life. Don’t screw up 😉👍🏻
Mate, great fishing. Greetings from the Antipodes. I though the rainbows and salmon in New Zealand were big, but those fish were sensational. Interesting technique you have, similar to the indicator nymphing we use in our big rivers and obviously just as effective, do a search on the 'Tongariro'. Subscribed and thanks for sharing, Cheers, Craig
Man, great video! A couple questions: Do you ever do guided trips? It would be a dream to hook into a buck like that! Also, what size reel and pole do you recommend for those massive beasts?
someone correct me if im wrong, but I think its due to insane weights and heavy floats they use in the PNW. In the great lakes we fish much smaller weights often using aa's+ 4 gram floats due to far smaller flows (niagara river and some others being a outliers).... If we try that it'll go nowhere
@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj i typically run a 20-25 gram float for most rivers here run 30's if the river is high or fishing deep fast run for chinook, smallest floats i use are 11g for smaller rivers.
Respect how this young guy handle the fishes! Nice video
Great video. What type of hooks do you use when fishing rubber worms under a float. Thanks..
Is that a white corky you put between the worm and the hook? Thank you and awesome video!
I saw the opening shot to the river and my jaw dropped. What an amazing stream!
This young man is an awesome angler...props to his father
Great video dude! I live in ireland and have fished the Vedder, Chilliwack, Harrison and Frazer rivers as well as quite a few on Vancouver Island and further north. I usually target Steelhead in the eastern United States, but have had the pleasure of many Canadian Steelhead too. Definately my favourite Salmonid by far for obvious reasons!!!
Really nice set-up you have there. I really like your Islander. I was looking at some of those the last time I was looking for a reel. Looks like quite an awesome run of fish you have there. I'm pretty sure that was the biggest wild steelhead I've seen yet. I am itching to try fishing for them. Looks similar to our Atlantic salmon fishing. Keep up the good work, man!
Thanks for the support Scott!
Always, my friends! If you ever want to go once I am on the west coast, feel free to give me a shout anytime. You guys really seem to know how it's done. I wouldn't mind learning one day.
Awesome, man! Whats the best time to fish the Vedder> I am thinking to give it a try but I will need a heavier rig than what I am using here at the Great Lakes hahahaha
Keep up the good work! Always enjoy your videos.
Thanks for the support!
Nice rigging on the worm. They work pretty good on the Cowichan especially in low vis. If that's all you ever fished with you'd get your share. Nice post!
Yeah they do work very well!
I want to start out with I live on the Central east coast and I’m 65 and getting older sooner, believe me. people AND MYSELF would love to be in your waders. Your choice of tools is on the money 💴.
That throws the float system pretty reliably.
Show how to set up the rod from spool to lure.
You’re living the life.
Don’t screw up 😉👍🏻
Very nice Video. Maybe I'll see you out there some time. Its been a good year so far.
Thanks! Say hi if you do!
Allison Pools area?
Mike Boston it’s ten months after but yes it is at Allison pool
You still using the upside down pink work right in current vids ? Thanks
It's called wacky rigging it, and it works great. Way better hook up ratio.
Great video there. Nice to see some hogs released to fight again!
good job taking care of the release. these fish seem strong, and are, untill some dumb*** pulls them on the bank for a half hour pic
Alison Pool. The first spot is nice one, but not many fish you can catch there
Mate, great fishing. Greetings from the Antipodes. I though the rainbows and salmon in New Zealand were big, but those fish were sensational. Interesting technique you have, similar to the indicator nymphing we use in our big rivers and obviously just as effective, do a search on the 'Tongariro'. Subscribed and thanks for sharing, Cheers, Craig
I’m glad you enjoyed my video Craig! I’ve always wanted to travel to New Zealand and fish for those monster trout! Seems like a blast
Western face of Mt. Slesse @ 0.18 What a beautiful scene
looks like alison pool.. cool vid, thx for sharing
Why are you fighting the fish with the pawl on?
Seems like a good pool to fly fish
Yep, that's the ticket. Nice footage. Well done sir.
+Under The Tide thanks! glad you like the video
just moved to chillwack from SK not too long ago would like to get into fishing out here but only used to pike perch and walleye =(
I moved from Calgary and before that YELLOWKNIFE. Should get into fishing out here
!!!Niiice Vid. Interesting way to rig the worm. I think I will try that.Is that a bead just above the hook?
+23v0lv32 thanks! Glad you liked it!
Yes it is just above the hook
try a corkie if you like doggin
Man, great video! A couple questions: Do you ever do guided trips? It would be a dream to hook into a buck like that! Also, what size reel and pole do you recommend for those massive beasts?
Where exactly on the Vedder is that spot?
Just below the mouth of Notellum Creek. Just hike up through Invisible Pass to get there
great footage ,nice fish .
that second fish was a keeper...awesome fishing
You can only keep hatchery steelhead out of this River
And that’s why we don’t have many steelhead these days lol people always wanna kill the thing
why do you turn the clicker on while fighting fish?
cause its annoying kinda like bringing a girl fishing lol jks
He's right, though.
what can you catch in may???
+Hayden Domroes the river closes for fly only
Same spot last year my dad got a beautiful spring
Nice vid. :)
+Fishing with Rod thanks!
Awesome video! I'm a beginner steelheader and I was wondering what's that spot that you fished at? Looked great!
Allison pool
Awesome vid i bet it took some time to get this video together nicely done
Thanks I'm glad you liked the video! Yes it sure did, I had a ton of footage to go through
Great video..
good job, big brute you got there....come to the island and youll see even bigger brutes!
Good work dude!!!
Thanks you! Like and subscribe for more!
Nice video!
Very good video. I liked the music too. Are those 6"' worms or 4"? What is the fluffy thing above the hook?
Liked and subscribed.
Thanks! Yes they are 4 inch worms
Anyone else wondering how tf he’s casting the Center pin like that ....
thats how everyone in BC casts a pin.
someone correct me if im wrong, but I think its due to insane weights and heavy floats they use in the PNW. In the great lakes we fish much smaller weights often using aa's+ 4 gram floats due to far smaller flows (niagara river and some others being a outliers).... If we try that it'll go nowhere
@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj i typically run a 20-25 gram float for most rivers here run 30's if the river is high or fishing deep fast run for chinook, smallest floats i use are 11g for smaller rivers.
Beauty EH!
nice video, thanks
Two fish in the same run not bad.
there would be more then taht if he switched up his bait lots more
Maybe this season we could fish together just a thought keep me posted
yeah, let's do it!
I KISS EVERY FISH BEFORE RELESEING IT
Why u always have your clicker on man , u seem to know alot about fishing , but not how to properly use your reel ?
Awesome vidoe guys! We have been watching your videos for a while!
If you get a chance check out out channel!
Thanks appreciate the feedback! Will do!