Flat Calm Fishing! Rockfish Jigging in Kodiak Alaska!

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  • Опубликовано: 5 авг 2022
  • Hi everyone! In this episode, we travel around 9 hours one way to the fishing grounds, which makes for a long day but is well worth it. The rockfish are super hungry chomping on our hooks like crazy.
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Комментарии • 123

  • @viviangrantz2572
    @viviangrantz2572 Год назад +6

    “I have fish everywhere “ is a nice problem to have when you’re fishing. This is going in my favorite fishing videos. Thank you for time and editing you put in for these videos.

  • @williesforeal9979
    @williesforeal9979 Год назад +3

    Fellas who changed the music for the better. The music n calm seas was therapeutic man . Lol. I'm serious. That floaty spa music really took me there. Thx Len n Son. I very much enjoyed it 🙏🌴🍷🍻 cheers lads

  • @WoodisGood82
    @WoodisGood82 Год назад +8

    These are the days you dream about! Dead calm, warm weather, and good fishing!

  • @cyrillawless
    @cyrillawless Год назад +2

    I’ve was a commercial fisherman in New Zealand for 45 years and I love your jigging videos. What a great low impact low expense way of fishing, very cool😁👍

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад +1

      That is awesome! Appreciate the comment and support Cyril. We love our jig fisheries and the value it brings to our communities and resource.

  • @googeelou
    @googeelou Год назад +3

    Great trip EIS Family. I also enjoy when you do the offloading of the fish, to get a total sense of how trip went. God Bless.

  • @waltertiamfook66
    @waltertiamfook66 Год назад +3

    Thank you guys for sharing. I wish you bountiful catches and calm seas always 🙏🏼🙏🏼. Safe trips always 🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @christianerno9040
    @christianerno9040 Год назад +1

    Good work! Helping the algorithms.

  • @debbiesue4287
    @debbiesue4287 Год назад +2

    Thanks for the tour! So beautiful :) love the tranquil happy music, water flowing by , being able to see all the fish coming up...that never gets old...fish fish everywhere YAY !

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed it Debbie. It was a wonderful day out on the water. Only thing missing was Mom and T. Take care!

  • @kerrypitt9789
    @kerrypitt9789 Год назад +1

    I used to love Sportsfishing for Rock Fish. Not only did dad make great homemade fish and chips, but we used to swap some with a restaurant for a Chinese Dinner for six. I caught them on fly rods and casting lures.

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад +1

      Rockfish are so delicious! We cook them up everyway we can think of.

    • @kerrypitt9789
      @kerrypitt9789 Год назад

      @@EISAlaska all my favorite eating fish are white flesh. Lingcod, Rockfish and halibut in no order. We caught a 69lb long back in 1969 I remember not just because of the crazy size but mom made the bed cod chowder just from the head alone. Our giant organic Garden kept us in potatoes. Dad put in a monster potato patch, I'm not sure how big it was but he grew several types of potatoes and it took me right or ten hours to hill the patch which I did three times, but nothing that took us time to fill our food stores and help out our neighbors, ever felt like work to me. Still loving how well you work together.❤️

  • @telesasmith4573
    @telesasmith4573 7 месяцев назад

    I look forward to watching your videos

  • @Grbherbtpusy48
    @Grbherbtpusy48 Год назад +2

    Thank goodness. I love this channel so much. Hope y'all are doing well. Love from Nashville'TN

  • @barbarabeagley6650
    @barbarabeagley6650 Год назад

    I'm happy to be home and able to watch your videos again. I wasn't really happy about being in the hospital.

  • @loriekiger4185
    @loriekiger4185 Год назад +1

    Lol, I was just getting into it guys.... had my pole ready n my line baited lol.... LOVE watching ya all fish

  • @lukechapman3701
    @lukechapman3701 Год назад

    Hi from albany oregon 1400 miles away. Thanks for the fishing trip.

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      Hello from Kodiak. Thanks for watching Luke!

  • @michaelmount76
    @michaelmount76 Год назад

    Thanks for the video guys

  • @ThoughtfulWander
    @ThoughtfulWander Год назад

    No way! Flat and calm and good fishing?? You guys need to play a lottery! 😂👍👍

  • @13_Loud
    @13_Loud Год назад +1

    Yes the new music is nice. Feels like a movie. I like it.

    • @13_Loud
      @13_Loud Год назад

      Philadelphia number.

  • @photojed
    @photojed Год назад +1

    Looked like a fantastic fishing day on that day. I bet the scenery on the way out there was awe inspiring.

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      Hard to beat those kind of days, Jed!

  • @roymca7624
    @roymca7624 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing .

  • @ronald8ish
    @ronald8ish Год назад

    Nice Alaska fishing working smart

  • @gerardjohnson2106
    @gerardjohnson2106 Год назад

    You be HAULING. Thanks for sharing.

  • @ThoughtfulWander
    @ThoughtfulWander Год назад

    Got a whole ocean of cool water.. Jump in for a swim if you guys are that hot.. It is a nice refresher even down here in the gulf waters.. Just got to watch for sharks and Jelly fish.. I bet up there it is quiet refreshing 😂👍 I bet it would be a quick swim though 😂👍

  • @war_moose5814
    @war_moose5814 Год назад

    When fishing becomes catching! It is a beautiful thing!

  • @chrisstrand500
    @chrisstrand500 5 месяцев назад

    Fantastic!

  • @ThoughtfulWander
    @ThoughtfulWander Год назад

    Great episode! Keep rolling EIS crew! Stay safe! 👍👍

  • @carolinaghost5451
    @carolinaghost5451 Год назад +1

    looks like a good day for fishing

  • @jacobnipper4498
    @jacobnipper4498 2 месяца назад

    Love yalls channel

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  2 месяца назад

      Thank you Jacob!

  • @ssr4656
    @ssr4656 Год назад +1

    Looks like some great fishing guy's, really enjoy your video's.

  • @noemarin3237
    @noemarin3237 Год назад

    Good job brother

  • @sven-olovhansson4835
    @sven-olovhansson4835 Год назад

    Thank you for a perfect work and video

  • @charlesringo68
    @charlesringo68 Год назад

    another great vid very relaxing Thanks

  • @philipmccumbee3624
    @philipmccumbee3624 Год назад

    I can’t tell for sure but it appears this is a very good fishing trip. You guys work so hard. I trust the payoff for your hard work is very good as well. I get excited every time I see one of your videos pop up. Thanks for taking me along and tight lines.

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      Thanks Philp👍. It is a long run, but our vessel is very efficient in terms of fuel and upkeep. Pay is good as we direct market our catch!

  • @13_Loud
    @13_Loud Год назад

    I tell you what. Happy to see some fishing. You have to get a proper hydraulic press. Dang!

  • @donaldtouchton9523
    @donaldtouchton9523 Год назад

    Unreal.!👊🏻😂

  • @GoldVP...
    @GoldVP... Год назад

    Like # 408...jumping aboard...
    @18:40...wow nice day hey?
    Look at all that fish, plus the ones in the holds
    That was awesome.
    Thanks guys. Got excited to watch this.
    Looking forward to the video you put the prop back on the new vessel

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад +1

      Thanks 👍. That was a nice trip. We are also excited about the new boat getting done. There is a few month lag time on our videos, but we are getting closer everyday!

    • @GoldVP...
      @GoldVP... Год назад

      @@EISAlaska I wondered about video lag, and if it was just sitting on the dry shelf, while you fished lol

  • @corvisser9115
    @corvisser9115 Год назад

    a lot of fisch
    (have a good catch)

  • @douglasstehr3877
    @douglasstehr3877 Год назад

    Thanks again! Cave Junction OR

  • @oldladyfish
    @oldladyfish Год назад

    Hummm COD !!!

  • @wranther
    @wranther Год назад +2

    The long run across those fine waters sure did return some nice looking strings to help fill your holds with quality fish! Really beautiful looking waters in fact. How much current runs through that particular fishing ground? Keep up those fine videos, please? -Bob...

  • @johnpierce1251
    @johnpierce1251 Год назад

    Those were nice sets stay safe my friends

  • @marioantolijao1991
    @marioantolijao1991 Год назад

    wow what a great day

  • @PenDragonsPig
    @PenDragonsPig Год назад

    Good day for sharks

  • @pqtpat7734
    @pqtpat7734 Год назад +2

    What a day. Beautiful. Question for the dad, has he ever had an employee fish with him or has it always been family owned?

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад +1

      22 years family owned and operated. Thanks for watching Pat!

  • @karldahl4113
    @karldahl4113 Год назад +1

    Another great job boys! Do you always have to run 7-9 hrs for Rockfish? I would guess that you have in the past, but could you show a vid on how you make up and what jigs you use on your stringers? Dropper loop or swivels in between hooks. Thanks for the great video.

  • @rustytravis761
    @rustytravis761 Год назад

    Shirtsleeve weather!

  • @war_moose5814
    @war_moose5814 Год назад

    Wpuld.love to see toy guys meet up with the simply living Alaska couple. Their farmstead snd your fishing would be an awesome combo......just a rant of a fan of you both.

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      Maybe one day! We like to watch their channel too! Good folks.

  • @leepatton1180
    @leepatton1180 Год назад

    Nice fishing

  • @kerrypitt9789
    @kerrypitt9789 Год назад

    Do these units do anything for the action of the Lures? To me it looks like they just provide action from the craft itself? They sure work well!

  • @tmossberg
    @tmossberg 5 месяцев назад +1

    I can’t wait to try some Alaskan rockfish
    When will they become available again?

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  5 месяцев назад

      Soon, hopefully in February if all goes to plan.

  • @whotknots
    @whotknots Год назад

    Have you considered rigging the big longline reel or maybe deck crane so they could also tilt the holding tray on the deck to tip fish it contains into the ice well all at once to reduce labor and save time?

  • @kimberlyshalaby1134
    @kimberlyshalaby1134 Год назад

    This was a really nice calm day for fishing. I hope you both had a breeze to help?

  • @johnlonnevik5917
    @johnlonnevik5917 Год назад

    Did the length of the steaming out and back justify the catch?

  • @chriskulpa4056
    @chriskulpa4056 Год назад

    Dang you guys were absolutely slayin em at the second spot with doesn't look like any cod at all. Are you guys achored or drifting? I assume anchored with staying on the fish but wasn't sure if they kinda move with the current so you drift with them.

  • @ThoughtfulWander
    @ThoughtfulWander Год назад

    Have you ever got a r really big fish or fishes on the reels and not been able to reel them in or the line broke? Just wondering what the capacity of those reels are

  • @MyPromixdirt
    @MyPromixdirt Год назад

    hi, Michael Franzese uses that music at 13 min too, he's a mob guy

  • @strawcarpenter9559
    @strawcarpenter9559 Год назад

    What a stunning day on the water. Len mentioned the straight line from the boats location to Oregon. Is that where he's from, originally? We have a place on the southern coast there.

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      Hi Straw. I grew up in the Bitterroot Valley. Headed to Kodiak shortly after graduating from high school. Have rarely left the island since then.

  • @martygrove3986
    @martygrove3986 Год назад

    What dictates how far you run to fish rockfish? Is it the need for a better grade of fish? Or do you have quotas for different areas that force you to move around? The black rockfish that you caught on this current trip to Sitkalidak Island (~ 9 hours running) appeared to be a lot larger on average relative to those that you caught on your previous trip to a location closer to Kodiak. Also, you seemed to be fishing in deeper water around Sitkalidak Island than in the very shallow water that you fished on the previous trip. Just curious wrt strategy when the rockfish fishing seems to be very productive just about everywhere along the coast. How many boats in Kodiak are jigging rockfish commercially?

  • @toddarmstrong837
    @toddarmstrong837 Год назад

    What kind of jigs are you using for the rockfish?

  • @primapax
    @primapax Год назад +1

    I think if you get all but two hooks taken on a line like around 7:45, you've got guaranteed good fishing.
    Edit: spelling

  • @TheCaptainbeefylog
    @TheCaptainbeefylog Год назад

    I suddenly have this inexplicable need to go jigging.

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад +1

      Me too Cap! Lots of love and best wishes from all of us.

    • @TheCaptainbeefylog
      @TheCaptainbeefylog Год назад

      @@EISAlaska thank you kindly. ;)

  • @peteacher52
    @peteacher52 Год назад

    That would possibly be the clearest water I have seen you fishing in, gentlemen. I had always thought that clarity was not the best for fishing; maybe the depth you fish at lessens the problem - if there is one. I was also wondering if the gore from freshly bled fish attracts unwanted big munching things when sluiced overboard. 🙂 Col, NZ

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      Thankfully no big munching things around here, other than halibut. The whales don't seem to take interest in rockfish and no great whites roam our waters, lol. The water clarity is interesting. It can change a lot over the course of a few days, and can go from murky to crystal clear.

  • @billlink1726
    @billlink1726 Год назад

    May sound silly, could you put a couple of fans on deck?

  • @charlesluttrell3367
    @charlesluttrell3367 Год назад

    Do you guys also get squaw candy made too

  • @karachilonglinefishingm.z261
    @karachilonglinefishingm.z261 Год назад

    What have you used as feed?

  • @iangrant9117
    @iangrant9117 Год назад +1

    What’s the season on jogging cod and rockfish? Do you need a permit or is it open access ?

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      Season opens Jan. 1st for both species and runs until the GHL (Guideline Harvest Level) is met. In the case of cod, it has been quite a few years since it has closed which allows year round opportunities for jig fishermen. Rockfish varies and often closes by late spring in many areas. It is managed by districts and each has it's own GHL. Cod on the other hand is managed Island wide. Both fisheries are open access.

    • @iangrant9117
      @iangrant9117 Год назад +1

      @@EISAlaska thanks as always for the reply’s, much appreciated!! You guys are my go to for commercial fishing questions.

    • @iangrant9117
      @iangrant9117 Год назад

      Some things Google just won’t answer..

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      You bet Ian. Thanks for joining us and see you again soon!

  • @fishwhistle9612
    @fishwhistle9612 Год назад

    Great content!! Where is your home port?

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад +1

      Thanks! Kodiak, Alaska.

  • @johnc2802
    @johnc2802 Год назад

    Looks like a beautiful day up there. How big is your guy's boat?

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      Yeah, beautiful trip. The Fish Tale is 35 foot.

    • @johnc2802
      @johnc2802 Год назад

      Wow, it's certainly all of 35 feet. I thought it was a bit bigger than that. Nice boat

  • @ericanewalt4009
    @ericanewalt4009 6 месяцев назад

    When you run 9 hours to the fishing grounds and fish all day will you spend the night there on the boat or come back?

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  6 месяцев назад

      These are usually one or two day trips. If fishing is really good and we catch our limit we will start home and stop along the way for a nap.

  • @gregormiller4037
    @gregormiller4037 Год назад

    Ballz!

  • @charlesluttrell3367
    @charlesluttrell3367 Год назад

    Do u guys get sea oil and wheal blabber to for sale

  • @grampa1952
    @grampa1952 Год назад

    when will you put the other boat to work

  • @ssr4656
    @ssr4656 Год назад

    First!!!

  • @EFCasual
    @EFCasual Год назад

    9 hrs each way you must know that spot is worth it.

  • @johnpierce1251
    @johnpierce1251 Год назад

    Lol what are you gonna do when the emerald is ready so much room won’t have traffic jams dropping fish

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      Lol. No more traffic jams, just long commutes from one jig station to the other. Sure excited to see that day though.

    • @johnpierce1251
      @johnpierce1251 Год назад

      Just a heads up Matt and dad there’s another scammer try to give gifts again

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      @@johnpierce1251 Thanks for the heads up John!

    • @johnpierce1251
      @johnpierce1251 Год назад

      @@EISAlaska that’s what friends are for

  • @karachilonglinefishingm.z261
    @karachilonglinefishingm.z261 Год назад

    haw to used Artificial feed

  • @Effectivebasketball
    @Effectivebasketball Год назад

    It is not fishing it is farming. Fishing relates to fun and joyful activity while whatever you doing have none of it.

  • @karachilonglinefishingm.z261
    @karachilonglinefishingm.z261 Год назад

    haw to used shremp

  • @chuckmerkins1631
    @chuckmerkins1631 Год назад

    We complain about the price of fuel for a little two hour sports fishing trip...A nine hour run, one way, your fuel cost most be over the top? You guys do a great job showing the fishing...I'd like to see the back end of everything, fueling, ice, provisions, unloading and selling your catch...

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад +1

      Thank you Chuck. There are several videos where we include everything, from icing up to the offload. Sometimes they are spread out over a few videos. We are lucky the Fish Tale is really good on fuel, about 1.8 gallons an hour cruising. This trip we used about 50 gallons, cost was $325.

  • @bobcaffey2330
    @bobcaffey2330 Год назад

    how many gallons of fuel did a trip like that take for you......................and water as flat as piss on a plate is great.....

    • @EISAlaska
      @EISAlaska  Год назад

      About 50 gallons fuel on that run, so about $325 for fuel.

  • @charlesluttrell3367
    @charlesluttrell3367 Год назад

    How about sea fish

  • @dennissheridan1550
    @dennissheridan1550 Год назад

    How much would you say your prices for your fish have gone up over last year due to the economic situation in this country and around the world. Things have got to change, I'm getting tired of eat chicken and little bity envelopes of tuna that have barely enough to make a sandwich. 😁

  • @Frankgraham-lq6es
    @Frankgraham-lq6es Год назад

    Please wear safety knife!!

  • @vincentrussell7246
    @vincentrussell7246 Год назад

    How come you don't give a commercial breakdown how much y'all make and put fish how much I'll make in per pound how much I'm making for the whole load it would be nice to know what you all making man or what's the boats making or what the fish are selling for how about that

  • @ekort8600
    @ekort8600 Год назад

    Terrible filming this time guys

    • @GoldVP...
      @GoldVP... Год назад

      Lol I found nothing wrong with it, and they added a few extras on this one, that's not normally on the videos

  • @eddysantana1504
    @eddysantana1504 Год назад +1

    How can l call you personally so we can talk