MASSIVE SALMON POACHING BUST While We Were Steelhead Fishing!!

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  • Опубликовано: 16 окт 2022
  • In this episode, Kyle heads out on the river for a day of fall fishing in west Michigan. With both salmon and steelhead being in the river systems, there is no telling what might be on the other end of the line- FALL STEELHEAD FISHING and FALL SALMON FISHING is our favorite styles of fishing. We hope you enjoy this episode and we'll see you here next week in our next upload!
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  • @glennashcroft7950
    @glennashcroft7950 Год назад +167

    It's good to see you protecting these fish. On our local stream our salmon population dropped to less than pairs 80 and still. Poachers persist in taking them. It is only ever the fishers who really protect them. glad to see your authorities taking it more seriously

    • @TheDeeceebee
      @TheDeeceebee Год назад

      "Protecting" non native fish introduced by the state using tax dollars? Don't think so...

    • @areguapiri
      @areguapiri Год назад +4

      Catch and eat is the way to go.

    • @masonreppeto882
      @masonreppeto882 11 месяцев назад +3

      @@areguapiri Catch and eat stalked fish. Eating wild is a no go for the most part.

    • @robertkowalski7932
      @robertkowalski7932 9 месяцев назад +1

      The "no kill" method shows the cruelty of man.

    • @masonreppeto882
      @masonreppeto882 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@robertkowalski7932 You think a hook in the mouth is cruel ? it's better than being eaten live . Fish are essentially close to the bottom of the food chain as far as I'm concerned. Have and always will. True cruelty is much worse than a needle in the mouth.

  • @michaelschardine3043
    @michaelschardine3043 Год назад +426

    So bummed to see people snagging especially out of state folks but glad the fish did not go to waste. Love our DNR!

    • @kyleoden3015
      @kyleoden3015 Год назад +38

      Out here in Washington there's so many snaggers in certain holes I won't even go to them. Sad thing is one of the most well known snaging holes is at a hatchery and fish and game never does anything.

    • @pfukpfizer
      @pfukpfizer Год назад +21

      I heard they were from Colorado and that makes me sick. I'm from Colorado and I was actually up here fishing the same river this week and that totally gives people like me a bad name but I would NEVER do something like these idiots did. PATHETIC if you ask me. I hope they stick it to em hard!!!!!!

    • @Bpositiveandprosper
      @Bpositiveandprosper Год назад +8

      Wish the rod Wisconsin DNR enforced snagging and flossing laws at our holes more

    • @AckermanJiuJitsu
      @AckermanJiuJitsu Год назад +4

      @@Bpositiveandprosper the amount of people flossing fish in Michigan is ridiculous and they seem to think it’s ethical.

    • @mattstout856
      @mattstout856 Год назад +8

      @@AckermanJiuJitsu tough when even all the guide operation’s go to tactics are Chuck and Duck on gravel or just off of the reds. I took a guide trip just recently on the PM and my guide started me fishing just off beds. I actually had to tell him we aren’t fishing those and he needs to find me some fresh fish. We ended up fishing for browns instead…

  • @benleal6768
    @benleal6768 Год назад +84

    Well done! I appreciate the message on conservation and ethical fishing not only for those that live in the area but those that come from out of state. I ran a conservation organization called Recycled Fish for many years and our core message was selective harvest, catch and release and stewardship. You guys embody those values and I appreciate the message you're sending to anglers that view your videos. Excellent work and thanks for sharing!

    • @dustinrogers5384
      @dustinrogers5384 Год назад +3

      If youre not hungry then why catch them. Most catch and release die. Think about it. Hooks in guts,eyes,and gills. Exhausting the fish. Look at the studies.the most ethical yhing you can do is catch what you need and stop

    • @brandonhenry894
      @brandonhenry894 Год назад +3

      @@dustinrogers5384 you are blatantly wrong, its a 50/50 with will die if you gut or throat hook it, other then that its more then likely the fish will survive, just because you dont like fishing doesn’t mean you gotta say people cant and they are killing them, its proven almost all catch and release survive

    • @duckwacker8720
      @duckwacker8720 Год назад

      @@brandonhenry894 it's fact catch and release kills fish especially salmon and steelhead. Catch your fish and leave.

    • @duckwacker8720
      @duckwacker8720 Год назад

      Salmon are non native to the great lakes. There's nothing to conserve. They were put there for a reason and they have done they're jobs.

    • @calebz1448
      @calebz1448 Год назад +2

      @@dustinrogers5384 this sounds like it came from a person who has never seen or thought about the scars on many if not most fish. I've seen fish that had literal bites taken out of their skulls that healed. Don't throw plastics in the water and cut your line if they gut the hook and it will pass through

  • @charlescook94
    @charlescook94 Год назад +255

    Thats probably worse than putting some weight in a hand full of walleye

    • @mattstout856
      @mattstout856 Год назад +51

      That’s a good one. So I guess we are saying the punishment for snagging and poaching fish should be steeper than cheating in a walleye tournament? If so, I agree.

    • @billstanley1065
      @billstanley1065 Год назад +6

      Absolutely

    • @joeoglez
      @joeoglez Год назад +15

      Killing fish wise? I agree.. but so much people lost so much time and money from those cheaters, both incidents are terrible!!

    • @bochapman1058
      @bochapman1058 Год назад +5

      @@joeoglez eh the most people complaining from the competition weren’t close to winning regardless. The only opinion that matters was second place.

    • @andyjones1060
      @andyjones1060 Год назад +3

      Both are terrible let us not have to choose.

  • @gunsgonewilder5058
    @gunsgonewilder5058 Год назад +123

    Your excitement to every hook set is so contagious!

    • @BillSaltbush
      @BillSaltbush 11 месяцев назад +3

      No it's not. The squealing is doing my head in. There again, I'm a crusty old coot.

    • @jhn472
      @jhn472 2 месяца назад +2

      @@BillSaltbush agree.......for a while thought it was coming from a 13 year old that just found his big brothers girly magazines

  • @hilarywerdebaugh8523
    @hilarywerdebaugh8523 Год назад +23

    So glad to hear that the wild fish population is growing. That can only happen if the majority of fishermen are doing as they should when fishing. Keep up the good work. Look forward to the next video!

    • @hia5235
      @hia5235 Месяц назад

      Fishing ban for 10 years would do 100x more

  • @billmcconnell1737
    @billmcconnell1737 Год назад +65

    As always excellent video. Spiral rods really seems to help . The snagging bust is sickening.
    We as Sportsman an Sportswoman need to protect our resources that we are so blessed to have. Glad they caught the people.

    • @bobhunter8992
      @bobhunter8992 Год назад +7

      It was a tip from a fellow sportsman to the DNR that got those guys busted!

    • @duckwacker8720
      @duckwacker8720 Год назад +1

      They're non native species.

    • @bigtimegoblin
      @bigtimegoblin Год назад +1

      Never go to Pulaski to salmon fish lol nobody fishes

  • @mixstamike
    @mixstamike Год назад +12

    I respect fishermen like this who enjoys the sport but also treats the fish with respect especially when releasing cause most don't take that extra 30 seconds to make sure the fish is ok. So thank you for that.

    • @rockymntdan1
      @rockymntdan1 4 месяца назад +1

      How about not harassing fish in the first place? If you don't eat it, don't bother it for your thrill, fakebook, and ego-tube.

    • @theboysllc3174
      @theboysllc3174 29 дней назад

      @@rockymntdan1lookout here comes peta

    • @rockymntdan1
      @rockymntdan1 29 дней назад

      @@theboysllc3174 Yes, I belong to People Eating Tasty Animals.

    • @theboysllc3174
      @theboysllc3174 3 дня назад

      @@rockymntdan1 alright you passed the vibe check have a good day 😂

  • @robertphair5624
    @robertphair5624 Год назад +8

    Your enthusiasm is most certainly motivating Kyle!
    I am an older angler with mobility and chronic pain issues.
    As I lay in bed this morning at 6 am trying to decide whether to chase chrome or remain in the comfort of my warm bed, I chose to watch your most recent post again.
    I am happy to say that you got me all pumped up and I chose to visit my local river instead of taking the east way.
    I was blessed with 2 beautiful fall silvers that broke the surface and ripped line and made everything feel just right.
    Thanks

  • @lildewey5562
    @lildewey5562 Год назад +27

    As a Michigander who’s been on the manistee that just boils my blood. Very nice to come across a channel who’s not only entertaining but also educating.

    • @shootpse88
      @shootpse88 Год назад +2

      Ive always wanted to fish the Manistee and Pere Marquette for steelies!!

    • @MrBobbysmithinhouser
      @MrBobbysmithinhouser Год назад +1

      Shit we came up and they encouraged us to snag them as long as they are from the gills up....Betsie River.....they called it the Betsie Flop.......in 3 days I got 2 and never been back since......every single person was using treble hooks and yarn....we were disgusted

  • @gv1071
    @gv1071 Год назад +7

    I see this all the time with Salmon, Rockfish, and with Crabs here in the PNW. The problem here is that you have people keeping undersized everything.
    This is why we have shortages on some species.

    • @thehiddenangler9083
      @thehiddenangler9083 Год назад +1

      people think keeping undersized fish is good but without little fish the big fish starve it's best to keep average sized which people don't do

    • @OneWayMX38
      @OneWayMX38 Месяц назад +1

      exactly

  • @kennedysong2539
    @kennedysong2539 Год назад +4

    Thank you for telling everyone to fish ethically. Not a lot of fisherman state for everyone to fish ethically. You are a great dude. Keep doing what you, chasing chrome and helping keep the salmon and chrome population growing. Great job and awsome fishing video

    • @rickblumenschein2433
      @rickblumenschein2433 Год назад

      The salmon program in Michigan is dependent on stocking hatchlings, not natural spawning. The main reason for not allowing snagging is because of other fish that do not die.

  • @PinkBlondeBarbiexo
    @PinkBlondeBarbiexo Год назад +25

    good for you kyle thank you for making a difference......kyle you have a good heart and are a true role model for the sport ...blessings to you maggie and dipsy :)

  • @vickysikora3394
    @vickysikora3394 Год назад +4

    You 2 make a great team. Happy for you both! God bless!

  • @Jdigger4130
    @Jdigger4130 Год назад +4

    I dont fish but ill be damned if yer enthusiasm isn't just a treat to watch. you my man exude spirit. yer video cheered me up. cheers from Santa Cruz ca

  • @michaelleal7129
    @michaelleal7129 Год назад +14

    Awesome looking Steelhead, and also great words towards ethical fishing in our great lakes and river fishing, keep up the good work Kyle and friends..

    • @duckwacker8720
      @duckwacker8720 Год назад +1

      They caught rainbow trout not steelhead.

    • @thetruth9952
      @thetruth9952 9 месяцев назад

      @@duckwacker8720 They are technically the same species lol, Steelhead get much more silver and migrate upriver to spawn. A wild rainbow trout stays colored up its whole life

  • @baybornbalkanbaby7277
    @baybornbalkanbaby7277 Год назад +3

    The excitement you have seeing your buddy lay into them 😆 good times!

  • @bssaassin1900
    @bssaassin1900 2 месяца назад +1

    Happy to see fish and game doing their job. And glad to see you guys having a blast catching LAKE RUN RAINBOWS.

  • @bobgiles2971
    @bobgiles2971 Год назад +6

    Amazing video definitely some great footage and good looking steelhead. And glad the DNR are watching the rivers.

  • @SDkd619
    @SDkd619 Год назад +5

    Im a tuna fisherman out of san diego , its really awesome to see some of the fishery from Michigan .
    You guys had some good luck that day ! Hooked some nice ones 👌

  • @matthewtallman4585
    @matthewtallman4585 Год назад +14

    Great content Kyle! I'm not much of a river/Silver fish guy, but thoroughly enjoyed this video. Keep up the good work, and I look forward to the next!

  • @Shxd3-_-
    @Shxd3-_- Год назад +2

    Your enthusiasm and the fish just put a smile on that guys face I love to see people out in nature enjoying it to the fullest while taking care of nature

  • @jaredwadeee85
    @jaredwadeee85 Год назад +1

    Haha I absolutely love your energy, keep it up my man. I also appreciate your concern for the fish you catch.

  • @philipkeeler9997
    @philipkeeler9997 Год назад +2

    I love how you handle these with reverance and respect.

  • @tightlines165
    @tightlines165 Год назад +4

    Kyle, keep up the awesome videos, your enthusiasm is what I love about you !!!

  • @Dr.Andre_Darby
    @Dr.Andre_Darby Год назад +3

    That’s what I call enjoying life.Great content guys keep on living the dream

  • @thomasburns4034
    @thomasburns4034 Год назад +1

    Awesome filming and commentary!!! Looking forward to watching more of your content.

  • @robertbragg9364
    @robertbragg9364 Год назад +1

    Your commentary and excitement made me smile and wanna go fishin 🎣 🦦 🐟 🎣 get em boys

  • @hyperionsound
    @hyperionsound Год назад +5

    great video - great angling and excitement for each fish. way to be an example for new and growing sportsmen and women, and demonstrate stewardship of the resource.

  • @Girl_Barber-qw7fk
    @Girl_Barber-qw7fk Год назад +5

    Man nice first catch! I live here in Mi and have been fishing these waters for quite some time..
    I am super happy they got that group.. this was one of many out-of-staters this year.. their was a group of guys from Indiana next to us on the river snagging them up left and right.. I ended up walking out into the middle of the river to keep them from fishing that area.. wish I had the poaching number.. I have it saved now... It sure is a shame.
    Happy fishing to all.

    • @BGOutdoors01
      @BGOutdoors01 Год назад

      Nice to see a group giving us Hoosiers a black eye. Been going up every year for the last 15 years and always had a blast. Some years are better fishing than others, but love it up there

  • @michiganmodifiedmowers9593
    @michiganmodifiedmowers9593 Год назад +2

    I'll keep an eye out for you on the river. Nice catches guys, and hats off to our awesome DNR.

  • @twosuns7377
    @twosuns7377 Год назад +1

    Great job catching the poachers,,,excellent video, love the ethical fishing. I used to love getting good video of the salmon spawn near Toronto area especially the shallow streams when the big fish come up it's an amazing sight,,,Just east of Toronto are small creeks which can offer great viewing, as i dont fish myself. Oshawa creek is great. Good luck all and keep on shining.

  • @74buccaneer
    @74buccaneer Год назад +5

    Somehow each video seems to be better than the last. Love the steelhead. Keep it up man.

  • @MapleRidgeWoodworks
    @MapleRidgeWoodworks Год назад +14

    Videos just keep getting better and better! Im glad those guys were caught. Hopefully the penalty is stiff and makes others think twice!

  • @johnhughes3963
    @johnhughes3963 Год назад +1

    I could feel your excitement from my couch! Nice fishing !!

  • @the_boonies
    @the_boonies Год назад +3

    Great video! Some lovely fish coming out of that river!! No steelhead here in Colorado but we do have some nice Rainbows, Cuttbows and big Browns in the rivers and of course the Mackinaw in the lakes. Keep up the great videos!! 🍻

  • @bluelineoutdoors2726
    @bluelineoutdoors2726 Год назад +22

    Great video as usual Kyle!👍👍👍 As a retired law enforcement it does my heart well to see those poachers get snagged!

  • @MarkyBoyle
    @MarkyBoyle Год назад +2

    I appreciate your passion to protect the wildlife. It's too bad not everyone feels the same way

  • @idiotburns
    @idiotburns Год назад +2

    I feel the same about our rivers! Keep it up guys!

  • @wickedmikes5281
    @wickedmikes5281 Год назад +3

    Thank you for posting this. I think it’s especially important for youngbloods in particular to learn from the old dogs WHY we do things the way we do, whether it’s fishing, hunting, camping, whatever.
    Keep your licenses current. Treat animals in a humane way. Pack out what you pack in, and if you see someone else’s trash, do your part and pack that out too.
    We do things the way we do them out of respect.
    High five, man.

    • @Manuel3525m
      @Manuel3525m Год назад +2

      It’s not just the youngbloods most of the time is the old dogs

    • @wickedmikes5281
      @wickedmikes5281 Год назад

      @@Manuel3525m That’s my point. It’s no accident that, as a grown man, I treat the environment responsibly. As a kid, I had mentors that taught me. The point I was trying to get at is that it’s especially important for younger anglers to be taught so they’re responsible as adults.

  • @robgrubb420
    @robgrubb420 Год назад +7

    sick first cast fish and some savage hero drift hooksets! great long leader landing on some BEAUTIES! Glad to see the DEC taking care of those poachers. Kyle you are knocking it out of the park this season, setting the bar for future anglers thanks for being a great role model and fisherman. Can't wait to see more man I'm 100 percent sure that they are going to be AMAZING!

    • @pamtnman1515
      @pamtnman1515 Год назад

      Where did the poachers get nailed? All I see is a very brief snippet of snagged fish coming out of the host’s own boat and being taken away by DNR staff. Confusing video here

    • @0004ogre
      @0004ogre Год назад

      @@pamtnman1515 at 17:25 he explained he was flagged down by an officer

    • @pamtnman1515
      @pamtnman1515 Год назад

      @@0004ogre so he (op) was the poacher? I’m confused

    • @0004ogre
      @0004ogre Год назад

      @@pamtnman1515 no . He just happened to be passing as the poachers were getting busted. The officer asked him to stop to see if he could help as the poach was so much . So he towed that stringer loaded with salmon back to the ramp where the officer had his truck parked.

    • @pamtnman1515
      @pamtnman1515 Год назад

      @@0004ogre ok…i hope. Thank you

  • @squamishfish
    @squamishfish Год назад +2

    Out here on the west coast , British Columbia streams that never went dry have no water in them , Just around Metro Vancouver all species of Salmon , coho , Sockeye , chum and others can’t make it upstream , One River around 70,000 Sockeye never managed to spawn , with this situation poaching is more rampant then before ,

  • @pasarea999
    @pasarea999 Год назад +1

    I love the message you are spreading!

  • @pjetervataj4976
    @pjetervataj4976 Год назад +5

    Great steelheading footage! Great job on helping dnr with the situation. Always great videos . Can't wait til our steelheading trip next month! I'm excited about the fall steelhead!

    • @babx1
      @babx1 Год назад +1

      Hope u have an amazing time. On your trip. This man is a master and getting them true bites😇

    • @duckwacker8720
      @duckwacker8720 Год назад

      Steelhead only come from the ocean not a fresh water lake. Rainbow what they're catching are not steelhead. They've never been to the ocean.

    • @babx1
      @babx1 Год назад +1

      @@duckwacker8720 here i was thinking they came from the iron works plant. Silly me

  • @spencerbehler
    @spencerbehler Год назад +7

    Your excitement radiates man! Keep up the good work.

  • @makapa2u
    @makapa2u Год назад +2

    Awesome fishing- out here in Washington I’ve seen my share of snaggers and have witnessed Washington Game wardens doing their awesome jobs .

  • @weedhopper
    @weedhopper Год назад +2

    thank you so much kyle for another killer video,always enjoy seeing you on the water,those steelhead where pigs!amazing stock of fish,i love bobber downs,one of my favorite techniques for sure.its to bad there are such greedy people out there snagging and poaching way more then there limits and that can and does put a strain on the fisheries and how many can spawn so that the runs can maintain and be plentiful in years to come.thank you for all that you do.its just like being there with you.great job brother.

  • @freesteez3
    @freesteez3 Год назад +3

    Watching from the PNW where our salmon and steelhead fisheries suck now! Actually hundreds of coho salmon holding in a river very close to me right now, but they closed it for fishing! Great video. Amazing 1st cast fish! Omg that 2nd fish?! I've never caught a steely that big. Hoping to fish the great lakes and some tributaries one of these years

  • @wildlyunrulyadventures3942
    @wildlyunrulyadventures3942 Год назад +5

    Bless you for being early risers and getting out there when I (we) can't! So beautiful to see the Autumn colors up there, the sun coming up, the sunny morning, and most importantly the steelhead and salmon population thriving! Absolutely gorgeous fish!! *Massive!!* Thank you so, so, so much for sharing this, stressing the importance of conservation and fishing ethically and for doing your part in being respectful and conscious of conservation. It's vitally important. Also, your laugh is infectious!! Keep up the good content. Your friend in Washington state.

  • @geraldotto3145
    @geraldotto3145 Год назад

    Beautiful fish beautiful day shared with a good friend what could be better. What a great video keep up the outstanding work

  • @chrisfreeman4957
    @chrisfreeman4957 Год назад +1

    Fantastic video and beautiful steel! Love the enthusiasm and respect. Tight lines!

  • @j.s.3297
    @j.s.3297 Год назад +4

    We have this problem in northern il. when just a couple days ago I came across 14 poachers removing buckets of crappie, bluegill and other sunfish. Called the DNR and they never showed up.

  • @daneward5051
    @daneward5051 Год назад +4

    Appreciate you conserving the steelhead fishery. Enjoying the fight and letting them go.

  • @vickysikora3394
    @vickysikora3394 Год назад +1

    I love how excited you get!

  • @codclansteel2155
    @codclansteel2155 Год назад

    I love when you were explaining what happened you see salmon going down

  • @420hike
    @420hike Год назад +5

    your personality and energy are awesome. cannot believe you dont have way more subs.

    • @AdventureChasing
      @AdventureChasing  Год назад

      Thank you, Michael!

    • @Dragscreamer1
      @Dragscreamer1 Год назад +1

      He will eventually. Quality and educational. Super humble he's doing everything for the right reasons

  • @kendrahordiyenko5498
    @kendrahordiyenko5498 Год назад +3

    thank you for doing what is right Kyle!

  • @markbenn1907
    @markbenn1907 25 дней назад

    Dude this video is awesome. I love the super long floats and those long range hook sets👍🏻

  • @isaacrankin7009
    @isaacrankin7009 Год назад +1

    Some excellent quality salmon by the looks of it! Scrumptious

  • @give-nofacts420
    @give-nofacts420 Год назад +3

    The content of this channel is highly underrated, hopefully this video will get you the subscribers you deserve! Great video and great fishing those were some beauty's

  • @Chiefz
    @Chiefz Год назад +3

    BULLETS!! Very quality fish guys. Gotta love it. Wonder how early that hatchery buck came up stream this fall

  • @Sean-bp6xb
    @Sean-bp6xb Год назад

    Thx for sharing. I enjoyed. Watching from Ontario Canada 😊

  • @urbancornbread5500
    @urbancornbread5500 Год назад +1

    Great video, man! That's awesome y'all could help the Lawman out like that!!!

  • @manyman9890
    @manyman9890 Год назад +6

    I can’t believe you were the one to bust them I live here in Michigan near tippy dam and this is kinda the talk of the fishing community around here lately. I just want to say your videos are awesome but your local support is tremendous brother!!

  • @evanjarvi406
    @evanjarvi406 Год назад +5

    Don't forget none of the poachers had licenses and were from out of state. Some nice steel you'll were pulling on.

  • @rectorkirk1158
    @rectorkirk1158 Год назад

    Been float fishing since mud 80s. Its a blast. Favorite jig is 1/8 to 1/4 nightmare. White or pearl pink head.

  • @ForwardNewsToday
    @ForwardNewsToday Год назад +1

    19:10 beautiful arrowhead spotted under water in the rocks lower corner of the screen, damn that would’ve been a nice find

  • @dajb90
    @dajb90 Год назад +6

    Never seen your channel. Love the fishing but love your attitude and excitement even more!!

  • @stevesontheriver4988
    @stevesontheriver4988 Год назад +3

    Kyle Great fishing Please keep up the videos 👏👏

  • @outdoortechlab
    @outdoortechlab Год назад +2

    Awesome video. Love steelhead fishing on the Manistee

  • @NFAGETSOME
    @NFAGETSOME Месяц назад

    Wow unreal! Big Thanks to the officers!!!

  • @Thelarry90934
    @Thelarry90934 Год назад +3

    My friends and I fish on Bestie river every October and honestly it's so good seeing DNR keep an eye out on people who intentionally snag salmon. Awesome video man!

    • @coaltrain18000
      @coaltrain18000 Год назад

      We live a mile from the Bestie river. It is great, and so are the locals keeping any eye out🤙

  • @randyearles1634
    @randyearles1634 3 месяца назад

    nice video, and glad you were there to help.

  • @cgenereaux
    @cgenereaux Год назад

    Nice Trip There!! Couldn't ask for a better day👍😁👍

  • @savvasefsef
    @savvasefsef Год назад +4

    Why is so difficult to get what you will consume? The fish are big, one is enough to feed a family!! People please enjoy the activity and let them do their job so our next generations can enjoy to!!!

  • @saltywalrusfishingcompany
    @saltywalrusfishingcompany Год назад +4

    When is Michigan going to finally get on board and ban night fishing in rivers for the salmon run?? Could be a much better resource if they'd give the fish a break like most other great lakes states do.

    • @Girl_Barber-qw7fk
      @Girl_Barber-qw7fk Год назад +1

      I agree,, as the fish do bite sometimes more at night (I’ve had it happen)
      a lot of snaggers come out.

    • @saltywalrusfishingcompany
      @saltywalrusfishingcompany Год назад +1

      @@Girl_Barber-qw7fk for sure the fish bite better at night! Just saying what would be best for the resource

    • @kevingunnery5470
      @kevingunnery5470 Год назад

      @@Girl_Barber-qw7fk well the DNR have night vision binoculars so they’re always watching $$$

    • @freesteez3
      @freesteez3 Год назад

      Snagging is not getting a bite.

    • @brentgarbett5306
      @brentgarbett5306 Год назад

      Our DNR is upping the Chinook planting numbers right now. I get the bulletin every week from Michigan dnr website

  • @getwildwithevan
    @getwildwithevan Год назад

    Love fishing that area! It's always a tough call to either chase chrome or chase big bulls out west that time of year. Maybe I'll take a break on the bulls one of these seasons and get back on the water again. Thanks for a great vid!

  • @JigginwithG
    @JigginwithG Год назад +2

    Glad they caught those snaggers! Good video my dude as always 🐟

  • @gunsgonewilder5058
    @gunsgonewilder5058 Год назад +3

    Crazy how subtle the bit of a steelhead can be, very deceiving at times.

    • @philipkeeler9997
      @philipkeeler9997 Год назад +1

      Thats why you set every legitimate bobber down bump. Rookies often miss the subtlety and figure erroneously a slight bottom snag.

    • @gunsgonewilder5058
      @gunsgonewilder5058 Год назад

      @@philipkeeler9997 I learned that years ago fishing the mouth of Elk Creek in Erie. At first I thought it was just some smaller bait fish messing with the maggots on my mini foo jig, all it took was that one sharp hook set on a bobber wiggle and it was fish on with ever wiggle there after.

  • @TheBen117
    @TheBen117 Год назад +3

    Why would you snag/poach a bunch of boots like that?! 🤣🤦‍♂️

  • @SleeperBBQ
    @SleeperBBQ Год назад

    Newbie great vid dude not only the catching, but the educational follow up info. Great bust !

  • @matthewbradley4906
    @matthewbradley4906 Год назад +3

    Ignorance like that has no place in this world. Kudos to you for having great Ethics

  • @JeffSmith-eq3kc
    @JeffSmith-eq3kc Год назад +5

    Hopefully those out of state poachers have to spend more time in Michigan than they wanted to. That's a criminal act and truly a serious offense. Thank you to the angler who reported them and the officers who responded so effectively. I'm on the East Coast and spent this past weekend fishing inshore structure with a friend of mine. We called our DNR as there was a man who we watched put 9 tautog on a stringer. We knew at least 3 were short and a probably more. The legal limit is 4 per person at 16". I was thrilled when I received a call while still on the water from the DNR officer who checked and caught them. I don't recommend confronting poachers but calling DNR is the right thing to do in my opinion.

    • @TheEpoxyExpert
      @TheEpoxyExpert Год назад

      Except Salmon barely reproduce in the rivers. That’s why we have fish ladders in Michigan. The rivers lack stone.
      Salmon are transplanted every year in MIchigan

    • @JeffSmith-eq3kc
      @JeffSmith-eq3kc Год назад

      @@TheEpoxyExpert therefore...?

  • @johnrhardin6460
    @johnrhardin6460 Год назад

    Beautiful fish.. I’m from Polk county Ga and would love to be there fishing with y’all.. Congratulations on the catch.. I guess I’ll be out deer hunting in the morning.. First day of rifle season tomorrow.. Hopefully this will be a better weekend.. My daughter had a bad automobile accident on the 11th but, doing a lot better.. At least she’s home from the hospital after a week.. Keep her in your prayers, going to start her therapy Monday.. congratulations once again on a great fishing trip.Glad those bums got busted.

  • @jimc4839
    @jimc4839 Год назад +1

    Super entertaining. Great work all around

  • @ZSIY
    @ZSIY Год назад +12

    im sorry but those fish dont even look edible... idek why someone would want to keep them anyways. looks like dog or cat food to me.

    • @rodneylove8023
      @rodneylove8023 Год назад

      These fish are so delicious that I put 87 servings of them in my freezer..I Love them

    • @AdventureChasing
      @AdventureChasing  Год назад +2

      There are good ways to cook them, they’re just not comparable to fresh ocean or lake salmon.

    • @ZSIY
      @ZSIY Год назад +1

      @@AdventureChasing yeah I live on the west coast so for a lot of us we wouldn’t even touch those fish. But to each is there own.

  • @ShenpaiWasTaken
    @ShenpaiWasTaken Год назад +5

    Looking forward to story time!
    That's a crazy amount of salmon snagged. I hope they confiscated their vehicles and everything.

    • @gregoryfuzi4745
      @gregoryfuzi4745 Год назад +1

      they have the ability to confiscate anything that was used in the illegal practice of taking fish or the crime. Your boat, truck or car if you drove you're fishing gear. and maybe get a search warrant for your home if the judge allows it. they already have you for illegal fishing practices. If they want to push the issue. be

  • @DNTcare
    @DNTcare Год назад

    That’s where I went salmon fishing last October for the first time, it is so hard bc of the current but so much fun!!

  • @scottvandevusse4943
    @scottvandevusse4943 Год назад +1

    The fish are big this year! That’s a good sign, the big lake is in good shape!

    • @SSHitMan
      @SSHitMan Год назад

      You should have seen it in the 1980s, before the zebra mussels. The salmon and steelhead got huge feasting on alewives and smelt. 30 lb fish were common!

  • @southbaygladiator7748
    @southbaygladiator7748 Год назад +37

    We’ve got a major problem with this in my area. Really doesn’t seem to matter how many tickets they receive or even jail time, they came bk every year. The locals finally solved the problem.

    • @xmu69
      @xmu69 Год назад +6

      I had a older hunter tell me a story of him and some buddies finding someone who was baiting, who didnt make it out of the woods. Locals know the spots people disappear in

    • @mikelachey824
      @mikelachey824 Год назад +13

      Yeah, just what law enforcement needs to ease their jobs. Vigilantism. That's doing a real service, committing far worse crime and creating an even larger waste of law enforcement resources the taxpayers need to pay out of their pocket for. Is your comment supposed to impress others? Do you also crush beer cans on your head to pick up the ladies?

    • @mikelachey824
      @mikelachey824 Год назад +2

      LOLOLOL Sure, bud

    • @nadaherepce
      @nadaherepce Год назад +1

      @@mikelachey824 k

    • @jessechamberlain1473
      @jessechamberlain1473 Год назад +1

      When seconds matter the police are just minutes away

  • @wyattgregorio5326
    @wyattgregorio5326 Год назад +3

    Been missing you brotha I’m getting so tired of seeing people snag fish from one side of the continent to the other I mean if you can’t get the fish to take your bait naturally go home and try another day idk it’s just disgusting how desperate people get I haven’t even gotten a fish This fall but I’m still out here grinding legally

  • @danielbrowder1910
    @danielbrowder1910 Год назад +1

    Killin it! ....in a very GOOD way!

  • @randalllewis2434
    @randalllewis2434 Год назад

    First time seeing your videos fellas!! Great job on the overall production of these post!!

  • @mattachtemeier5296
    @mattachtemeier5296 Год назад

    i canoed that stretch during the run this year. i could hardly fish because it was so crazy just to watch them all zooming around, was waiting for one to jump in the boat!

  • @TheCrash1987
    @TheCrash1987 Год назад

    Your production quality is TV show standard! And you’re excitement only adds to the hype of how good the videos are when you land a fish

  • @4807dannyboy
    @4807dannyboy 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the shoutout for us new anglers. Really enjoyed the video. Would like to see more tips and tricks to better my knowledge out in the waters.🤛🏽 best of luck out there. Thank you again.

  • @seahad4744
    @seahad4744 Год назад

    good freaking work gettin them. have to protect the fish we love so all can enjoy

  • @froggersgarage5127
    @froggersgarage5127 Год назад

    I'm in south west Michigan and have wanted to go up to tippy damn for a while now some year I will make it up there it's so beautiful this time of year

  • @everythingoutdoors4079
    @everythingoutdoors4079 Год назад +2

    Great video! Love your enthusiasm! If you're from Honor area you must enjoy the Platte River! I own property on the little manistee in Luther and share your passion for river fishing!

  • @randalschipper6942
    @randalschipper6942 Год назад

    I love fishing this river its awesome especially during gun season do a good Ole blast and cast