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I'm so excited I'm doing this in a few weeks

This was very helpful! My wife and I moved to the Victoria area last summer, so we are still getting to know the area and seeking nature-related hikes and beach walks. So thank you for this; well done!

You need to learn how to use a spinning rod. Don't reel and reel when under pressure from the salmon or you spin twist the line that will cause the line twist on the rod tip and down to the reel becoming a problem until to pull all the line off the reel and put swivels in the line where you hook the line to something and reel the line back on the reel holding the line between your fingers ahead of the reel causing the line to spin against the swivel. You need to pull up and reel on the down stroke and of you want the salmon to go right lay the rod to the right and pull with the rod to the side and if you want the salmon to go left again lay the rod over and pull to the left, Salmon & Steelhead are easy steered where you want them to go . Holding the rod up as you did the salmon wants to fight against that because you are pulling the fish up and they don't like that, so they fight harder, and it cause so many fish to be lost pulling the hook out. I am now 65 years old with my fishing & Hunting guide services started in the Pacific NW in 1978 and I worked in Alaska for from 1989 to coming of covid that wrecked all my tourism services.

try out お雑煮 "mochi meal in a happy new year" in many places in Japan. It would be so nice and deferent taste in each place.

This is a very nice video! Thank you very much! I was wondering where I should go for my third Japan trip and this helped a lot!

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I love seeing your infectious smile no matter where you are. Tokyo is indeed a fun city to visit.

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Where was Dad on this trip? No guitar on the top of the sand dunes. The Ballestas look little changed from 2005 when we visited. The only advice we received before getting on the boat was to always wear a hat..not to protect from the sun but to ward off the bird poop which falls as rain from the blue sky. Truly an underappreciated spot.

Awe so good Pammy. I'm so happy you are living your best life!! ❤️❤️❤️

Nice.. thanks for uploading and showing us the Amazon rainforest

I knew about that route for years but didn't realize the portage trails were so well maintained. I pictured much more bushwhacking.

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Sea kayaking in this beautiful area is such a treat. Thanks for sharing and greetings from Germany.

I understand that crimped barbs are better than barbless hooks generally in fishing. Barbless hooks are easier to remove, but they tear more than a barbed hook in the fight, whereas of course the barbed hook is harder to remove. A crimped barb won't tear the mouth and is easier to remove.

It sounds like a battle of strength between whoever tires first. Intrigued by the small bear we saw. Don't bears have priority and anglers should give way or is that just a rule in certain states of the US? I wouldn't be inclined to throw stones at one, they might have a few big brothers or parents that might take a decidedly poor view of that. You guys have probably just eaten a full English breakfast whereas they have to work a bit harder for a meal. Excellent video, Keep them coming.

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Pathetic amateurs....try to get tHem in the mouth next time LMAO and DO NOT POST LOCATIONS AND RIVER NAMES

I'm moving to Vancouver Island next month, I've been visiting often the past couple years and am excited to call it home. Can't wait to explore more hiking trails and beaches here. So far my favorite beach there has been Sombrio Beach. Love the hidden waterfall and definitely plan to camp there sometime. I really want to check out San Josef Bay and more of the beaches in the Pacific Rim area. Thanks for the ideas in this video!

Politely if you want to catch and release, do the videos for other well known systems. Smaller systems please don't publicize, else heaps of crowds starts coming.

They’re sure harder to reel in when they’re not mouthhooked….

What a fun hike, that's the kind of trails we have done so many of . We are now aged out, I think, cause at 84 we really had to scale down lol.. we started finding back country trails and travelling at age 50....loved it, all I could do was take pictures no access to the videos of today. So I shall follow you in.

Thank you for taking the time to get out there a create such quality content of our beautiful Island. You are quite a trooper for facing your fear of heights. I love the bait at 9:06. One of my horrible addictions too ! ( at least they are made in Canada 🍁 🍁 ! )

Amazingly beautiful!

I am much confused. I thought pinks only ran on odd years? Just moved to the Island so don’t know what’s what yet…when was this footage taken?

Great little video of your trip; what kind of camera set up do you have?

Nice to see the ancient forest, thx.

Egg pattern fly 🙂

Me and my wife we love fishing together 😂❤❤

Great video, subscribed! My wife and I are moving to N.Saanich next May and will be sure to check out these amazing spots.

very nice video, I am learning do RUclips now

the secret steeleheading spot is Best NOV to FEB...... Switch up to rubber egg beads on your float or blu fox spinner the blu one 😁✌️

I live on my sailboat on the island. I moved here from Alberta 6 years ago and I still can't believe I live here. I like camping too and finding new trails.

I was born and raised in Nanaimo and lived there all my life, . but a 4 years ago I moved to the Cariboo region of BC. I hunted fished and camped the island for 60 years, and camped all over, but the last 20 years mainly north end past Sayward and around Vernon lake. there will be tons of places for you to explore, but prepare to get rained on a lot especially up island. That is one reason I moved away. I will have to be checking back to see where you are traveling that I have gone to. Enjoy the island .... Mike

Hello, greetings from Phuket Island, i wish you all the best

Really enjoyed seeing the scenery of these hikes. The green shiny ferns were stunning along the creek.

Thanks for the info, next time I’m over I’ll check them out

Very nice video but I’m pretty sure my old legs would be feeling dead rather than “alive” climbing up some of those.😊

Thank you for taking us along with you!

wow the Canadian rockies are something else!