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I haven’t been in town for the last 6 weeks so I can only only give you second hand info. Sounds like it’s been a fairly typical run so far. Average numbers and in the usual spots. Nothing smoking hot that I’ve heard

@@kodiyakangler thank you much appreciated. This is my first time exploring. I worked up there when I was young got to fish a little. If you know any Bishops on the island they are my relatives. I’m lucky to have them as hosts

@@benbishop-zl7ovWell if you see Randy Bishop tell him Sensei says hello!

Nah I was burning red with embarrassment 😂😂

Definitely😂 Thanks for watching!

@@Zach-e8i Ah man wish I had some intel for you but I’ve never even been to Valdez 😝. I’d be curious how you do though! Congratulations on the good luck in Seward! Thanks for watching!

Mill bay beach but any beach with a salmon stream near it will have Dollie’s feeding on outgoing fry

I've never been to that beach but I was already thinking about giving it a try when I am there at the end of this August. Thanks! And safe travels during your re-location.

They plant coho that return to that beach end of august. I was in that bay for my kayak trolling for silvers video but have caught them standing on the beach too. Good luck and tight lines!!

That sounds great. I will be fly fishing. So a couple of more questions. If I go out there, what time of Tide would best? Would you recommend floating line, intermediate sink (slow) line or fast sinking? (Meaning do I need to get down deep to fish for them?) I'll wade a bit out into the water and I can cast out 60 to 80 ft. Thanks again! Sorry we won't be able to meet up!

I forgot to mention that by the end of August the Dollie’s will have transitioned into the rivers and you won’t have any luck for them off the beaches. The coho will usually be pretty close to the surface and I’ve always used floating line with a weighted fly but intermediate sinking line could also come in handy on a bright sunny day (can’t help you with that one🤪 bring rain gear). If you wanted to chase Dolly Varden in the rivers, my absolute favorite fishery here, you can use any fly you want as long as it’s an egg pattern😂. Look for them in tail outs below the pink salmon

Not that I’m aware of. Not a lot of us kayak fisherman here. I’d normally tell you to hit me up when you’re in town and I’d see if I could help you out but I’m in the middle of getting off the rock and moving to the mainland. Best of luck and tight lines! Thanks for watching and dropping me a comment

Ahh man comments like this mean so much! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment it’s greatly appreciated. Tight lines!

They are the gateway drug to fly fishing for silvers😂😂. I definitely love catching them, just not when I’m after those bright coho’s. Thank you for watching!!

That it is. Thanks for watching!

No remote zone river. Thanks for watching!

Yes I do

@@kodiyakangler Absolute fisherman's paradise! I'll be there late September for silvers. ✌️🎣👍🐻

Tight lines! Perhaps I’ll see you on the river

Thanks for watching!

Yes they are!!

lol 😂 Thanks for watching!

I occasionally pack a firearm. I’m not a fan of bear spray personally. A road flare is my preferred deterrent. Wildlife have a huge fear of fire and cracking off a road flare usually sends anything running

I don’t keep Dolly Varden except occasionally out of the ocean as a shore lunch over a campfire. There are too many other more delicious options here in Alaska. The limit is currently 10 per day here in Kodiak. Thanks for watching!

I have started bringing a net-something you don’t see anyone doing here. Thanks for the input and for watching. Tight lines!

glad to hear man, same to you!@@kodiyakangler

Wish I could say my season was half as successful as your season!!! Man I’m happy for you. Great muley and elk!!

@@kodiyakangler Thanks mate. I still have a Texas nilgai hunt in January. Fingers crossed I can get the triple

Can’t wait to see the results of that hunt. Keep up the success man!!

Ah man never say never! I agree traveling is becoming a rich man’s game. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

🤷It’s what I know works. What would you recommend?

I’m not even sure what the heck that means😂😂

That’s a long drive for us island folks😜. Tight lines

I'll check it out! Thanks for watching!

Sorry I’ll swim up to them next time😂😂. Guess the old iPhone 6 is in need of an upgrade.

Sounds wonderful! Thanks for watching!

That’s happened a few times 😂😂😂. Thanks for watching

Most major kayak manufacturers make a pedal drive kayak. Mine is a wilderness systems Recon 120 HD www.wildernesssystems.com/us/kayaks/recon-120-hd

You know exactly what I’m talking about! Thanks for watch and taking the time to leave a comment. It’s appreciated more than you know. Tight lines!!

Thanks for watching! Glad you got to come home and get some fishing in. Tight lines!

Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment, it’s greatly appreciated! Tight lines!

@@kodiyakangler tight lines, brother! Keep up the great fishing!

Guess you motivated me to get out and catch some fish😂😂 Thanks!!

Thanks! 👍

Yeah it’s definitely something that takes patience, which I don’t have enough of, and a little luck😂. Thank you for watching and taking time to comment, it’s greatly appreciated! Tight lines

Thanks for watching and taking time to comment it’s greatly appreciated. Tight lines!

Hopefully you have a great trip!! Tight lines and thanks for watching!

Lol this isn’t Saltery but yeah there are pinks there now

I prefer #4 just seems to work better on fish that have been pressured a lot

@@kodiyakangler thank you, that makes sense!! how about color wise for the vibrax spinners?

I like blue, orange and pink/blue and black. Truth be told I prefer the Kodiak custom spinners over the Vibrax though🫣. Thanks for watching and the interaction through the comments, much appreciated!

@@kodiyakangler thanks for all the helpful information! I'll be up there next month, hopefully see you around

You never know could be😂

Thank you so much! Appreciate you watching and for the kind words

@@kodiyakangler I also would like to invite you to visit my youtube channel to see our fishing trip here in the philippines. Safe fishing always 😁🎣🐟

I just subscribed to your channel. I'm from Kodiak also. Milbay? How did you set up you're rig? Any weight on your line or just the lure?

Thanks for watching and subscribing I really appreciate it. Yeah Mill Bay and just the spoon no added weight.

@@kodiyakangler Thank you very much! More power and more fish to catch 👊🏼😁🎣❤️

I typically only keep them for a shore lunch when camping. Not bad, comparable to trout. We are pretty spoiled up here and there’s plenty of better tasting fish around. Pound for pound as good a fighter as anything if you use appropriate sized tackle. I don’t even want to go to my regular job most days, definitely don’t need another 😛😛😛

That would be awesome

It was a good evening for sure

Keeps the fish from getting hooked deep, which is essential when practicing catch and release. 99 percent of the fish hooked on a pegged bead are in the corner of the mouth. Thanks for watching hope you found something useful for you

Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it😂😂

Thank you and thanks for watching!!

It’s more of a late season tactic. Reds spawn in the lake so there’s not really any eggs drifting down the rivers until the pinks show up. Plus a huge majority of the Dolly Varden are migrating out to the ocean to feed on salmon smolt and baitfish until the pinks start coming in.

Thanks for watching by the way, hopefully you found some helpful info

Thanks for watching. Yes it’s the Buskin river right outside of town

Which part of buskin river is this?

@@lancecruz7584 It’s the upper Buskin above the Highway. Thanks for watching!

@@kodiyakangler is it left side of the aure?