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great work, buddy.

dude doritos on a ham and cheese is absolute heat

What’s that big spoon for

Ngl I put doritos in my sandwiches to yall should try it!

Sounds like a West Virginian

“Didn’t wack me hard enough” 🤣 that guy seems like a character!

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That one random shark : **NOM**

Loved this video

Awesome video 🤙🤙

Love this!

Awesome video. What worm did you have on the jig? Never tried throwing a jig with a worm that size but did like the setup.

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Hey Hudson good video also what cameras do you use just wondering because I’m thinking what I should get

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SO FAKE LIKE YOUR MOM AND ME AT NIGHT SIKE

man I was just out in Valdez halibut fishing reeling in a 35 pounder from 100 feet was torture. I couldn't fathom triple digit fish.

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Nice video man!

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Time to re-commission that sucker! Things are getting weird!

Video retitled to “Today I found out that there was a major worldwide war in the 1940’s”.

I digging one rn do you have any tips

My dad was in dutch harbor during ww 2. Army

Interesting info, and gorgeous scenery! New sub, keep up the good work. The 125lb halibut on one of your other videos is awesome!

There are many locations like this in AK. If interested in WW2 Alaska check out a book called the thousand mile war. Our troops endured so much pain.

But like can it be taken as a carry on or?

Great fish, but not a two pounder

So cool. What the men of our military have done for us… just wow. We are so blessed

Golshing! Love it!

Its only the start bro, keep consistent!

This is Ryan, Hudson jacked

How stable is that boat? Does it wobble much while walking around in it?

Even though it was part of the Coastal Artillery Corps--a branch of the Army until 1950--it is actually a converted naval gun: a Mark 6, 6"/50 caliber (tube length) gun. It was originally the secondary armament on a navel vessel--likely an old Maine or Virginia class pre-dreadnought battleship. So, while the gun has been there about 82 years, it's actually ~120 years old. It looks like the breach has been taken off as well. Nice video!

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Congrats!

That's no monster.. thats a baby butt.. I have caught "monster butts" that we had to hog tie to our Boston Whaler, and drag in to get weighed in. I have seen 600 Pounders brought in at the fish houses! 😂

Awesome video man. Is that stationary Howitzer?

I once heard of a man that has been to Elfin Cove 15 times or so and just monitors guests fishing form when reeling in big halibut! He is like a chupa cabre, sasquatch, or a bigfoot myth like figure that haunts the cove to make sure no one EVER lowers the rod tip - not even for a second - I looked for him but never found him. I wonder if the legend is true?! They say he wears fusia shirts and th flight attendants love him...but who knows!

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Oh, I visited that gun! That’s one of the coves we would anchor in and serve the trollers. We climbed all over that island. Another fun one was the island just past Hoktaheen Creek. We were anchored behind it most of the time. Funny story, one time we were looking after a dog for a few days. We weren’t expecting anyone for a bit, so me, my deckmate and the captain’s son took the dog and the skiff over to the island. We were climbing around and exploring. I went up where two cliffs met and climbed up to the top. I walked along it back to the boys and couldn’t find the dog. Where’s the dog? They didn’t know. So I went to find him. He’s was on the opposite side of the island having an argument with a pair of sea otters. I got him, and then realized I couldn’t go back the I came with him. It was to steep. So, we went all the way around the backside of the island. As we came around a bend, I saw a boat coming in. Oh crap. We booked it as fast as you can on 45 degree slopes. Made just in time to see the skiff get back to the boat. We ended up calling the island Granite Island after the dog after that. Also, if you saw a large orange and gray boat called the Pavlof, that’s the boat I worked on. The captain and his wife are great people.

Why’s it white on one side?

Ain’t that called a flounder

This is awesome, very underrated channel. You earned a new sub!

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