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healerf18
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8-17-2023 Polly Creek with Jack
Coho Salmon were running so Jack and I flew the 180 out to Polly Creek, Alaska. We were joined by Ian and his wife in their 170. Fish weren't biting much, but had a great time.
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Shortbilled Spearfish with Kona Cowboy Sport Fishing
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Fishing with my buddy Jay on the Kona Cowboy when we caught our first Shortbilled Spearfish. Not the drama of a Blue Marlin, but the Spearfish was a bucket list item for us. The captain and crew were amazing. Very organized and efficient. We were impressed!
First Solo Take Off and Landing
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My first solo take off and landing during PPL training.
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Short video of Dall Porpoises from about 10 years ago.
Knik River Practice Strip
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Good view of landing an airplane at the Knik River practice strip. Amazing location.
Take Off from Swiftsure Glacier
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Taking off from the head of Swiftsure Glacier Alaska in a PA-20 on skis. An amazing day of flying. Wow. #alaska #alaskaflying
Landing Moon Shadow Lake Alaska
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Landing at Moon Shadow Lake Alaska on a PA-20 on skis.
November 2021 Blue Marlin
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A very nice Blue Marlin my buddy Jay caught with Hooked Up Sportfishing out of Kona, Hawaii. Thanks Chuck! hookedupsportfishing/
Messing with the GoPro (and fishing too!)
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Messing with the GoPro (and fishing too!)
Gabe's Excellent Alaska Adventure July 2013
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Gabe's Excellent Alaska Adventure July 2013
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Sweet!
what's the limit bag per day?
Thanks for the comment! The season lasts about 2 weeks and the limit is 25 for the permit holder and 10 for every additional family member. So if you have a family of four or five, that's an awful lot of fish! :D
soon to be at it 7/2020 let the fish fill our freezers so the fellow alaksn can feed our famlies good luck please be safe help eachother where needed //||\\\\||//
Haha yes! It's that time of year again. Dipnetting never gets old. Good luck!
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Suffocating is more pleasant than getting bashed in the "head area" by someone who clearly cannot hit the actual brain.
Nice Catch
I would rather people do this and not buy into the commercial fishery BS! Our natural resources are to far depleted to sustain commercial fisheries. Also this method will help preserve numbers. People want to say there is enough. Sorry I do not buy into that BS whatsoever! Look at the CA northern coast and the struggle of the fisheries there! Heck all CA! And you guessed it! The idiots of the past said the same! Oh there is plenty! Its now almost gone! Our issues is the greed to take, take, and take! Not using our freakin brains one bit! I fish Alaska myself and usually take 50lbs of salmon meat and last me and 8 family members for a damn year! I catch and release everything in the lower states. But do not buy anything fish related in stores of any sort. As for me personally I dont care for this type of fishing HAHAHA Boring and not my style. I'm to much of the swing flies or strip flies junky! So I stick to it. But for this netting to work commercial in my opinion has to be done away with! Let people catch their own fish! Oh and one last argument I want to post.... People state that there are so many and they die anyways or this or that.... Sorry so not a smart argument!!!!!!!!!!! Imagine the past with millions and millions of fish coming up yet it was just fine! People seem to forget that we humans are not the only beings that rely on this resource! There are more important life on this planet that require salmon. They can't raise a chicken, or work a garden for veggies and so on! They feed on salmon. Orca, sea lions, seals, sharks, and many others above salmon in the food chain. One day if enough education is not put in the minds of people all of this will be gone. Then again most humans really are effen so selfish that they could give two turtle craps about anything outside of their lives! 0_o We need to open our eyes. Research this subject and see if I'm wrong. Here is one simple fact! California sardine fishing has been closed for the 3rd year in a row because from the minimum, 150 million tons, that are on the west coast there are only estimated 85, 89 million tons. A healthy year is 200-300 millions tons. DO the research and find out. Dont just read what I wrote. Its all online and easy to find ;) I do apologize for the rant but education is the key!
Ron Fili Great comment. Thank you!
I love living in Alaska I went dipnetting last week and we caught a few I love the experience and it's awesome I was born and raised here in Kenai
That's great to hear! We do more saltwater fishing than dipnetting, but we just love everything Alaska has to offer. Thanks for the comment!
Nice Fishing...
Thanks Mohammed!
Great fun. If you're going to fish do it quick and clean like this. The holier-than-thou catch and release artists, who love to torture for fun and the selfie, should go home.
Haha, great point oriel!
Thanks. Catch and release appears to be a new sort of religion, fronted by holy rollers with fishing rods and selfie sticks. When I catch an edible fish over the required weight it gets killed and eaten. Anything undersize gets thrown back. I do not see, and I speak as a keen fisherman, how sticking a hook into an unsuspecting creature and watching and feeling its struggles for as long as possible, for the 'fun', and the selfie, can ever be morally justified. It's sheer bloody sadism.
what pisses me off are the people who say "omg, you killed the fish, spare it some life" like really? you do realise our ancestors caught, killed and ate fish?
Great point Lafayette. Thanks!
nice video, keep it up. if you get a chance to check out my channel be greatly appreciate if you can sub and i will return the favor thx
I've never seen this before. It kind of looks like cheating to me.
+MSG685 It does seem a bit like cheating, but it's a harvest rather than a sport fishery. Just like the commercial netting industry except that these fish cannot be sold. They have to be kept for personal use. The Fish and Game department keeps very close tabs on the numbers of fish every year. Thanks for the comment!
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+Hüseyin Karaduman Thanks for the comment!
was that a salmon? oohh! i love salmon! sadly, there's no salmon in NYC.. only black sea bass, porgy, bluefish, striper, tog, and mackerel nice catch btw!
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Wow , comment section is ridiculous here. What is difference spearing, netting, trapping , hooking, or even pen raising? The object is to feed your family not have a sporting contest with a fish. Don't think most understand Alaska has a subsidiary living option where residents can basically live off the land. Long time since I was stationed there , but many get hooked and never leave.
+shade38211 Nailed it!! Thanks for the comment.
Well I don't know about you but I catch and release
+Cristina Mort We usually do too, but this is a harvest fishery rather than a sport. It's for stocking up for the winter on some of the finest fish in the world. :)
Love salmon. Have you tried walleye? One of the best tasting freshwater fish.
+T. Wat Haha, oh yes. Walleye are excellent eating!
Are there daily limits when you dip net Salmon? We don't do this type of fishing in NZ
+11happychap there is no daily limit, but there is a limit for the year. Our family is allowed 35 fish. It's a very unique fishery!
How long does the season last?
This is the laziest fishing I've ever seen if you have to use a net it should be for a hammock hahha no one learns squat by netting something that should be reserved for the natives maybe and not every guy and his dog hahah get real and grab a rod!!
+Volcom's World Haha, it seems lazy, but it's an enormous amount of work. We're exhausted by the end of the weekend!
you are beyond cruel. you cannot knock em out, spare them some pain, or would that cut into your precious fishing time.....bleeding them out! wow, i used to fish all the time when i was younger, and never ever did i have a need to torture any animal ever! and thats a fact. when they were caught, they were killed right away....no pain, they never saw it coming...you r freaks...karma karma karma
+Cindy Sue Hi Cindy, the video is edited, but be assured the fish is bonked on the head right away. It didn't suffer at all.
Only in America do they allow "fishing" like this.
+Broxty you know i was waiting for the guy that eats meat but don't care about how its caught or slaughtered
+Broxty Not that native americans have been doing it for centuries or anything. Idiot.
who said it is fishing? it is catching. Internet was a wonderful place until you showed up.
What a horrible way to catch fish... How do the fisheries allow this? Doesn't give the fish a fighting chance, might as well throw some TNT out there at the same time!
+Broxty this isn't really fishing, rather it's a harvest. It's much like commercial salmon fishing, except that we can't sell the fish we catch. Strictly personal use The fisheries monitor it very closely and will close it down if the salmon numbers are ever threatened.
+Broxty LOL fighting chance. well say it to your next fried chicken "this chicken should be given a fighting chance before you fry it".
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i wish i can catch a size like that..good job.
+Shane Gould Thanks!
It is possible in places where there is a lot of fish but I never give the love of the hunting to the hunter.I have dried dried grasshopper and I am enjoying the delicious fish and it is wonderful I am a farmer and I sell grasshoppers very cheaply
I just watched a research and it was scary! Slower growing Fish like Salmon (4-5 yrs) Cod (6-10 yrs) and really slow groing Fish like Halibut or Bluefin Tuna (up to 35- 40 yrs) are contain huge amounts of Mercury. They said if a Person eat slower growing Fish every day,they could die of Mercury poisoning within 8-10 yrs. They discovered that in Newfoundland many of the Fishermen die from Mewrcjury related problem s,but they'd never knew that,because families up there NF don't like Autopsy so the Doctors and Coroners just make out tthe reason of death,what's most likely,like Heart Disease,Cancer,Diabetes,etc! This Younger Dr (Dr Lennox) who's hobby is Marine Biology started to check for Mercury levels in the Bodies,and found that about 65%+ of the PPl HAVE had,extremely high sometems hundreds of times over the safe amount of Mercury Levels! He also discovered wih his Collague Dr Garrett a Microbiologist,at Cancer cells love Mercury and higher he Mercury level hire the rISK OF Cancer! Dr Lennox Suggests if ppl love Saltwater Fish than eat quick fas growing species like Sardines,Herrings,Mackerel,Mahi Mahi,Lionfish,Shrims,Squids, and eat more Freshwater Fish!!! Thanx!
+jozsefkacsa Interesting! It's good to know the mercury levels in any fish we eat. Fortunately wild caught Alaska salmon are extremely safe. Check out this website. seafood.edf.org/salmon
At least take the time to kill the fish properly.
Maximilian meier - the fish are stunned right away with a solid bonk on the head. We then pull the gills to bleed them while the heart is still pumping. Much more humane than being eaten alive by a bear! ;)
That's reassuring !
Salmon is so good, my favorite fish. I wish we had them here. I'll have to stay with my snook.
Hi Rafael, we definitely agree! Salmon is wonderful if properly prepared. Some day I would love to try Snook.
healerf18 If you ever come to Puerto Rico hit me up.
Rafael Breban Likewise if you come to Alaska!
skyym3 write me at hdradeon@gmail.com
Rafael Breban Thanks, I will.
This is PURE GREED !!! Not fishing..............
Hi Kenneth, thanks for the comment. This isn't meant to be fishing. It's personal harvest that allows us to put salmon in the freezer for the winter. Nothing sporting about it, but it's a great way to stock up without having to buy everything at a store!
kenneth stritmatter Because eating is greedy right?
IS THIS LEGAL WAY TO CATCH SALMON?
Hi Joel, thanks for the comment. Yes, it's legal. Alaska carefully controls subsistence fishing and hunting. Dip netting for Sockeye salmon (as in this video) is open for about 2 weeks each year, if the fish show up in good numbers. If they don't show up, no fishing!
YES I'M PRETTY SURE IT'S LEGAL CAUSE THEY WOULD NOT PUT THAT VIDEO ON UA-cam IF IT WAS NOT!
This is what happens when you like fishing but your're way to lazy and impatient to actually fish.
Hi Skysohigh - thanks for the comment. We fish hard all summer the normal way, but Alaska allows us to dip net Sockeyes to stock up for the winter. It's carefully controlled and the opening only lasts about 2 weeks each year.
Skysohigh99 Lol you're really butthurt
Great video. Wish we had the resources here in WA to allow subsistence fishing too. That is some good eating there and I like the way you bleed the fish to preserve the meat.
Hi corbfisher, thanks for the comment. Yes, the blood is the first to spoil. These fish are among the best eating in the world IF they're properly taken care of.
please if ever im a fish dispatch me with a blow to the head.
Haha, okay, we'll keep it in mind.
oooo good...... What a big circle net.... Nice film.... very very informatif.... GOOD.
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buena idea para pescar ...
วัชชิดล - Yes, we either rip the gills out or cut them to bleed the fish. The blood spoils quickly and can ruin the meat. Prepared properly, these are some of the best eating fish in the world (IMHO!) :)
Haha, yes indeed!
healerf18 ))
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Cute girl
How do you catch salmon like that? they just run into the net?
Hi Yao. Thanks for the comment. Yes, the net sits on the bottom and the salmon run into it.
Thanks. I wanna experience that one day.
Yum. Why do rip his gills out? To get out the blood?
+วัชชิดล กันหาสีหา Thanks for the comment. Yes, to get the blood out. Salmon blood spoils very quickly so the fish is much better eating if we bleed them.
Prairie Falcon - You're right, people don't understand because they don't have the sustainable resources that Alaska does. Welcome back!
Michelle M - this is a very carefully controlled fishery that sustains healthy fish runs. Alaska has been doing this for many years and those runs continue to be strong and healthy.
solo degli imbecilli possono passare così il tempo...... prima o poi rimarrete con i laghi senza pesce..... chiamare questo pesca è troppo...
A whole lot of people down here in the lower 48 just don't get it. Alaska life just doesn't compute. I've lived in AK twice and am moving back up to Wasilla in the real NEAR future. Back to the good life. Cold in the winter but, that's Alaska. No finer place on earth. I'll be partaking in some dip-netting as well next siummer and filling the freezer with moose, caribou and no doubt a lot of grayling. Thanks for you video. It really brings back fond memories and cranks me up for some more.
Friggen need 50 fishing for that.
Hi Haluk, these fish mature in the Pacific Ocean and return to the river to spawn. This river is a bit cloudy at times, so yes it looks dirty. Thanks for the comment!
WHAT IS BEUTUFUL FISH LIKE THAT DOING IN THE DIRTY WATER LIKE THAT?