Trapping in Northern Canada 2022-2023 | Episode 5 | Otter Trapping
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2023
- It's finally the opening of the trapping season, so it's time to install and check the otter traps. 5th episode of the 2022-2023 trapping season. Follow me on my trapline in Gaspe, Quebec, Canada!
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Just found your channel, i subscrives! Been trapping 40 years! Tigjt chains! Good luck!
Thanks for the sub and enjoy!
The otter set at 8:05 and the trigger. I have mine off to one side and the one of the triggers up and one bent towards the center at 90 degrees. Like the letter "L". Gives the otter a nice clear opening and they will hit the trigger wire as they go through. They will be walking not swimming so they will hit it with their body.
11:33 I LOVE that set!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Adjust the Conibear triggers to take the movement out of them before the fire and you can get hip catches down to almost 0.
Really appreciate your tips! Will try this for sure. Thanks for watching!
Loved the otter and beaver videos. And really liked the photo on the wall. Awesome!
Thanks! She's a gorgeous otter ;)
Great video 👍I just started trapping a few years ago and never trapped otter but will next season. I did get 2 fisher in my short 9 day season this 2023 season in Minnesota. Thanks for your tips on setting
Welcome to my channel! Glad to see my tips will be useful and congrats on those fishers!
When I set for otter like you show I set my 220 triggers on top and have the wires set like you do. That way you get them behind the ears . I also use 330 in deeper water and have my triggers set the same way most of the time. some times on the bottom. For to stop from catching otters around the waste you have your wires closer .
Thanks for your comment
just found your channel, and i quickly subscribed. I am a new trapper and learned alot from you in just this one video.
Really happy if it helped you learning something. Welcome to my channel!
That’s really interesting. When you mentioned that there was a lot of otters in that area, and that there was a lot of “Brook Trout”, I find that really interesting.
I was trout fishing in the spring (April), in the Gatineau Park. When trout fishing from shore, I could hear otters calling to each other and making lots of vocalizing.
I was trout fishing near a large pool between two large beaver ponds. I saw a large brook trout racing up and down the shore line, before the trout escaped through the culvert to the next pond. How often do you see large brook trout in 2’ of clear water!
Because the spring suckers were running, there were many, and in a mass, I thought the Otters would easily feed on the suckers, but it appeared that they were chasing the brook trout. I learned that the otter can and does eat and feed on brook trout.
Thanks for sharing your vids from Gaspse which I have visited for Moose hunting and think It’s one of the most beautiful places in the world.
Should have been an amazing experience to see and hear them in their natural habitat. Here in Gaspe there is only brook trout in our water plans. I'm pretty sure they would better love to eat a trout then a sucker! Thanks for sharing your experience!
@@GaspeOutdoors I think you understand these things. I’ve spent all my long life fascinated by wildlife, and I often encounter new things, places and behaviour of animals. I’ve made 2 nice hunting trips to gaspse, and find it similar to my original home in western Newfoundland,,, amazing.
When I saw the salmon rivers in Gaspe, I’ve got to go back. And I’ve never fished for strippers,,so definitely going to be talking to my hunting/fishing buddy from here (ottawa/Gatineau), to make a trip for fishing… like your fishing vids..!
My largest otter here in Alabama USA was a 28 pound male in a #280. A regular 58"x 7" otter board was too small for it. I had one made 65"x8' that was barely big enough.
This is a huge otter. They sure get a lot bigger down south then here in the North where winter last 5-6 months with ice covering everything. Thanks for watching!
I’ll be switching over to beaver and otter in the next few weeks. Great tips and tricks on your channel!
Good luck on those! Thanks for watching 👌
We use 280's with great success, this way even if a beaver comes along we're good to go, and no muskrat is lost either.
280 is probably the best otter trap you are right.
Спасибо за отличное видео, скажите что у бобровой плотины делает полузатопленная лодка иногда попадающая в кадр
Nice Video. Any advice for trapping Otter in a stream where the water level fluctuates a lot? My stream goes up and down a couple feet at a time on a regular basis. I hate to have to pull and reset every time.
Thanks! In this situation i will set my traps at the bottom edge set and let them set at any water level. Bottom edge sets will work anytime. If you don't know the set, just search on RUclips and you will find some good videos about it. Hope it can help you!
Your water trapping got shut down quick.never know what mother nature is goin to throw at you.
You are right, but this one has been hard, more then ever before!
You put in only one 220, shouldn't you double up on your sets??,one above,one below the dam.
I had many sets on those waterways but yes double setting can be interesting in some locations. Thanks for Watching!
Salut…tu as eu un mauvais catch à cause que ta détente était en bas..par en l’air …comme il n’y a pas beaucoup d’eau dans la rigole,la loutre faisait plus marcher que de slider,donc elle a enjambé ta détente pour passer par dessus et le piège à déclenché alors qu’elle était profondément enfoncée..les 280 ne pardonnent pas normalement..surtout les Sauvageaux..
Avec un piège complètement submergé, ça fait moins d’importance le placement de la détente…la loutre ne peut enjamber..
Une autre chose…si ta détente est en haut vers le bas,elle va mois ramasser les débris et feuillages qui risquent de déclencher ton piège inutilement. J’ai plusieurs centaines de loutres derrière la cravate.. donc je me permet un petit commentaire constructif..Pour les spots,tu as l’air de très bien te débrouiller
Lâches pas tu mets de beaux vidéos, merci de prendre le temps de le faire!
Wow merci pour tes commentaires c'est vraiment très constructif je vais clairement essayer ça l'automne prochain parce que je veux toujours m'améliorer et surtout avoir des prises mortelles. Merci encore!
ya know, if you curl the ends of the trigger wire and attach a short length of
fine,dulled ,not shiny copper wire between the ends, the otter might not
get as far through the connibear before it goes off.
Interesting, thanks for your comment!
Thank for your great videos and thank you for your equipment description I’m just starting. Out my RUclips page with mostly birds and some wildlife like wolves , moose , bears , please check it out fern trapper. And thank you Happy new year
Welcome to the channel Fern! Hope this will help you out on the trapline. I will check your channel for sure. Happy new year!