Puget Sound Tulalip Bubble Chinook Salmon Early Season
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- Опубликовано: 29 май 2023
- Salmon Fishing Puget Sound Tulalip Bubble for early season Chinook. Fresh caught and simple cook. Brought to you by Fins West, Fins West Apparel and www.finswestapparel.com
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In the video I referred to this Chinook as a "resident" which could be up for debate this early in the season, but not knowing for sure, it is very possible it is not. 
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Thanks for your video. What a nice smooth trip you had over to the bubble. Great day. Thanks.
I love your cat!
Bummer you didn’t get it on video! Small suggestion, get a battery door with slot for power cord on GoPro. Then get 128gb card or bigger finally external battery and you are recording all day without missing anything!
Great fish. Don’t say anything negative about how he cooked that fish. Don’t say anything negative about how he cooked that fish….
Oh man...
Nice day of fishing. Are you running a autopilot to stay on track while fighting the fish?
What day did you fish?
Set up your go pro to voice command turn on or off
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What kind of lure are you using? Thanks
its the coho killer herring aid in the video
These aren’t necessarily resident fish, summer Kings start coming in May!
Looks like a mature summer king, scales are hard and it’s got some green on its back
@@rutgeryouch6982 No judgement to any anglers harvesting fish legally but it does bug me a little that unclipped fish get harvested there, I guarantee a number of unclipped fish that get harvested are wild summer or fall kings. The state needs to clamp down on tribal hatcheries and make them clip all fish
@@kashfiqbal the natives produce, raise and release these fish from a creek that never had a salmon. We should be the ones thankful we get to harvest these fish. This a directed fishery specifically for tulalip fish
@@395glen It is inevitible that fishing so close to the Snohomish, some truly wild summer runs and wallace river summer runs will end up in the fishery
Don’t think these are resident fish honestly