COHO SALMON, LINGCOD, ROCKFISH! So Many Species in Tofino Vancouver Island BC! | Fishing with Rod

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  • Vancouver Island's Tofino in British Columbia offers excellent saltwater fishing opportunities for a variety of species including salmon, halibut, lingcod and rockfish. We explored inshore coho salmon fishing in September by casting and retrieving jigs and spoons. Beside coho salmon, they also encounter many other species including lingcod, rockfish, greenling, perch and sole.
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  • @FishingwithRod
    @FishingwithRod  6 років тому +3

    Episode #2 of 2018 features Tofino's diverse saltwater fishing opportunities! We'd like to thank Jeff Hale from Braedy Mack fishing Charters for taking us out. Not only is he an awesome angler, he is one of the nicest individual who we've fished with. Enjoy the show and thank you for the support once again!

  • @bigbc5293
    @bigbc5293 Рік тому +1

    Watching you for years and somehow I missed this one and it's a banger. I love Tofino I love the island I love fishing I love fishing with rod lol.

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  Рік тому

      Thank you. We were just in Tofino again this past week and there is another episode featuring the area this fall. 🙂

  • @alexanderlindsey4066
    @alexanderlindsey4066 6 років тому +4

    You're the luckiest man in the world rod. Fishing with good buddies whenever you want in the Pacific Northwest... lucky man

  • @benjaminaxselholm
    @benjaminaxselholm 6 років тому +3

    Best episode to date. Trolling is boring to watch. Great job I think this episode is up a level keep it up.

  • @toiynhac
    @toiynhac 2 роки тому

    those were the days...I'm watching this in 2021

  • @FirewaII33
    @FirewaII33 6 років тому

    Fish on the line? That's cool whatever. LOOK AT THE OTHER ONES! love it. I'm the same way. Catching is great. Seeing them is also great. Just stoked to be in the adventure.

  • @veli-mattihameenniemi1720
    @veli-mattihameenniemi1720 6 років тому +1

    womens catch always more than we..but we enjoy more when somebody els catch a fish..yuor a great couple.its pure joy to look yuor videos..👍

  • @melvinverdan3586
    @melvinverdan3586 6 років тому

    I enjoyed this video very much! Multi-species in a trip is like a year of fishing to me. More vid guys! I'm a your big fan. :)

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  6 років тому

      Thank you Melvin, glad you enjoyed it! :)

  • @moabisno1
    @moabisno1 6 років тому +1

    Hey Rod, always enjoy your vids. Have you ever been to Maligne lake in Jasper? Would love to see a video about that lake as i will be fishing there again this summer.
    Greetzzz from the Netherlands

  • @tessa0104
    @tessa0104 6 років тому +1

    Rod seriously, take me fishing! So jealous!

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  6 років тому +1

      When you move to Bella Bella, it'll be you who's going to take me fishing. ;)

  • @misaelhernandez9790
    @misaelhernandez9790 6 років тому +1

    I love the salmon steelhead videos

  • @FishingThePNW
    @FishingThePNW 6 років тому

    Awesome video! That looked like a ton of fun!

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  6 років тому

      It was a pretty awesome trip! Thanks! :)

  • @italiantroutaholic8926
    @italiantroutaholic8926 6 років тому

    had fun watching !

  • @marcushutchinson299
    @marcushutchinson299 6 років тому

    Awesome vid rod and kitty, love the technique of targeting coho!

  • @minkos61
    @minkos61 6 років тому

    Awesome vid Rod & Kitty and some dam nice fish congrates.
    Ernie

  • @l-train3430
    @l-train3430 6 років тому +1

    Should have added a stinger hook to your power paddles. You were probably missing them as they were grabbing just the tail and the hook is higher up on the body. Great Vid

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  6 років тому

      Yeah for sure. Usually with the lingcod we don't really have a problem keeping the fish on but this particular fish (assuming it was the same one coming back four times) was very likely to be a halibut. Past halibut caught on this have fallen off pretty often. The smaller Power Paddles do come with two hooks with the second one extending further down to the tail.

  • @dajaysun
    @dajaysun 6 років тому

    Rod & Kitty, thanks for the video. Love it!

  • @darrylmcleman6456
    @darrylmcleman6456 3 роки тому

    The Greenling taste much like sole.

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  3 роки тому

      I’ve actually never eaten a greenling. I should try, many of my friends have said that it is good. I would think it’s like a delicate small lingcod.

  • @MarktheMartian
    @MarktheMartian 4 роки тому

    that was tight guys

  • @eileencorcoran56
    @eileencorcoran56 6 років тому

    Trip of a lifetime,hi from ireland

  • @garychiang2568
    @garychiang2568 6 років тому

    Thanks for the video. Awesome cinematography as always. In the video they mentioned coho salmon near the two rivers. Would this type of casting opportunity exist on the west coast trail between Bamfield and Port Renfrew? Also, post some videos of sea urchin and uni! It’s such an under appreciated delicacy right here on the Bc coast! Thanks again for sharing!

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  6 років тому +1

      Hi Gary, I've never done the West Coast Trail so don't really know, but I'm sure there are casting opportunities available! You should be able to find species like surf perch, soles, rockfish, greenling. For coho salmon, it's very time specific for them to be that close to shore. Mid September is usually when they are encountered. I know down in Port Renfrew, cutthroat trout fishing at creek mouths can also be good. Love uni!!! Actually I just love to eat all seafood.... :)

  • @chuanshan3582
    @chuanshan3582 3 роки тому

    That was snagging to the bottom lol

  • @FishFinder
    @FishFinder 6 років тому

    Wow... I would love to make a salmon video like that in the Pac NW

  • @fishon_inpnw
    @fishon_inpnw 6 років тому

    Hi Rod, how can we take advantage of the tide to fish? should we go against or with the tide when trolling?

  • @chemecal01
    @chemecal01 6 років тому

    Love the multi-species suspense! Don't know what you're gonna get. Keep up the great work rod and kitty. I really like the 2017 aerial drone shots...I'm assuming it's hard to deploy during the action.

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  6 років тому

      Thanks! I don't fly the drone very often, only when everything is fairly controlled.

  • @doubledownfishing4769
    @doubledownfishing4769 6 років тому

    Nice video I really enjoyed it!

  • @t.d.t2589
    @t.d.t2589 6 років тому

    Great video loved it

  • @q1006662
    @q1006662 6 років тому +2

    Why are you eating steak?! You just caught a bunch of gorgeous fish!

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  6 років тому +1

      Because I love steaks, so almost always eat it during each trip! ;) We usually don't prep the fish until we get home.

  • @DCLR8
    @DCLR8 6 років тому

    Great vid Rod. I have caught a few ling cods before but never a green one like the first one in the video. What causes them to be green like that?
    Thanks

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  6 років тому

      Thanks. :) Diet is the cause of the colouration difference.

    • @DCLR8
      @DCLR8 6 років тому

      ah okay thanks

    • @DCLR8
      @DCLR8 6 років тому

      ah ok thank you

  • @fishboy9708
    @fishboy9708 6 років тому +2

    multi species is the only way to do it

  • @garyguy6776
    @garyguy6776 2 роки тому

    Do you take clients out yourself

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  2 роки тому

      Sorry I don’t actually as I am not a fishing guide. 😊 I know lots of them who I can recommend though.

    • @garyguy6776
      @garyguy6776 2 роки тому

      I will get ahold of you when I am able to go and do what's on my bucket list of things to

    • @garyguy6776
      @garyguy6776 2 роки тому

      Too do

  • @Coastalfishes
    @Coastalfishes 6 років тому

    What bait or lures did you use for this video for salmon?

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  6 років тому +1

      We were casting and retrieving spoons and jigs that are between 1/2 and 1oz. These imitate baitfish found around kelp beds (eg. herring, needlefish, anchovies, etc). For the bigger lingcod in deep water, we were jigging with large swimbaits, specifically Gibbs Delta Tackle's Power Paddles (16oz). These are the best lures you can use if you want to selectively target large lingcod.

    • @Coastalfishes
      @Coastalfishes 6 років тому

      Fishing with Rod Thanks

  • @dannyhero2536
    @dannyhero2536 4 роки тому

    My dream to catch a ling cod

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  4 роки тому +1

      Lingcod are pretty good fighters for sure, and tasty!

    • @dannyhero2536
      @dannyhero2536 4 роки тому

      @@FishingwithRod oh man i cant wait to get on my first one gonna be super fun some of the ones you guys have caught are so big i am temted to try and hook up on some with my kayak if possible straight of George is a beautiful place ive been out there many times so far but no luck yet but im sure ill get one eventually!