The net caught on the hooks in the tower rod holder had me 😂. Seems to happen on our boat only when there’s a big fish on. Thanks for posting great Neah Bay content for those of us wishing we were out there. Neat seeing your boy and wife so dialed!
I had a problem blowing fuses on my Yamaha 70hp 2-stroke a few years back. It ended up being a pinched wire up in the remote throttle control, not in the engine at all. Your motor is much newer but thought I'd mention it because it did exactly what you're describing. Hope you find the problem. Love that you fish with your family. Great video.
Great video, You got a great deck hand. just a suggestion but a ball retriever might make it easier for Beau to set up. great fish to start the season.
@georgetuider654 hes pretty experienced for his age. I taught him to do most everything on the boat to make it easier on myself lol. Thank you for watching
Well, great trip to fish and bow is one heck of fisherman already. He needs a little more time and behind the scenes behind the microphone he knows his stuff and it’s always nice to see your beautiful wife fishing with you. Hopefully, you figure out your motor issue I love solving electrical issues until next time my friend have a blessed day
I try to get beau to do more things for the camera but he is still warming up to being recorded. I was happy he did a great job showing our bait technique. He's getting a little better in front of the camera
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 I can’t help wondering how well you would’ve done if you could have gone to where you wanted to go. For most folks that would’ve been a banner day anyway. Well done.
I think it's wise of you to be careful when you'r e having trouble with your boat. Neah bay's no place to fool around! Whoopin' currents! Have you tried a safety orange buzz bomb? Works killer on Kings!
@theillnessoutdoors2427 I range from 25 to 40 ft on the ball. The water I fish goes no deeper then 50 feet. When you fish that shallow you have to fish the incoming tide. You can get lucky on a low tide but the incoming is a lot better
@theillnessoutdoors2427 I'm not tight lipped at all when it comes to advice lol. I just don't share river names because others get so worked up about it
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 OK thank you very much. I enjoy the hell out of watching your videos with you and the boys. You’re doing a very cool thing with them. That’s how I was raised however I’m headed there with my wife and want her to catch some fish so hopefully I can mimic what you do every time, and get her on some fish
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 just curious if you’ve been struggling to catch them kings seems like it’s been super super slow for me if anybody can catch them I know you can.
I'll be fishing out of Sekiu next week. We will be renting a van ripers boat, they do not have down riggers..any suggestions? We were thinking of using 6 ounce banana weights then flasher etc. thanks
@terrybanks3877 I didn't mean to edit anything out lol I don't mind sharing any info. I fish no deeper than 60 feet. I like to fish the kelp beds and reefs
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 just teasing don't bother me, fished the coast for years great to see you and your family enjoying it. Might get back to port Renfrew in September to fish with one of Dad's old friends sure miss it out there
I dig yallsfishing in Alaska. I fish down in Texas and catch lots of redfish ,that pound per pound would give a king a run for its money and I can’t for the life of me figure out why y’all use those gigantic deep mono nets. That just kills me.
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 I use ego nets , rubber net. To be honest I was kinda ( with my friends) the first to go rubber. When we get to fish real thick ( trout and reds ) the hooks and line always wrapped around the mono , costing us time. I went rubber with a decent depth. I see everyone in Alaska with these giant deep nets. Just don’t get that. Just wondering.
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 Hey, I just enjoy your adventures up there every now and then. I like to see where you're at when I can make out land marks and try to recall the area. You're raising a fine young man there, keep it up. Ask anyone up there that graduated anywhere around 77-80 if they knew anyone named "Dashook". 😎
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 Sounds familiar, but can't remember last name. Hey, if Lester Moore is still up there, tell him "Dashook" sez hello plz. We were stationed together on the USS Constellation (CV-64).
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That young man knows his way around the gear! Good job dad👍
Hes come a long way over the years. Thank you for watching 😊
Always a pleasure to watch you fish. It was great seeing your wife and son out there too
Hope to see you soon
great video man love seeing all the family out there having a good time
Hell yeah! Calm waters, too. Epic work. Good luck with the motor.
Thank you DJ. I think I got the motor figured out
You all just gained a new sub...this is how a family bonds ! Excellent fishing
Welcome to the channel. Thank you for the sub
The net caught on the hooks in the tower rod holder had me 😂. Seems to happen on our boat only when there’s a big fish on.
Thanks for posting great Neah Bay content for those of us wishing we were out there. Neat seeing your boy and wife so dialed!
I usually panic when it happens and freak out a little bit 😂 I'm surprised I kept my cool. Thank you for watching and commenting
Great Job Dad, you have an Awesome boy, running all the gear,!!!
@@KhanhNguyen-qr1gy best hand a dad could ask for
I had a problem blowing fuses on my Yamaha 70hp 2-stroke a few years back. It ended up being a pinched wire up in the remote throttle control, not in the engine at all. Your motor is much newer but thought I'd mention it because it did exactly what you're describing. Hope you find the problem. Love that you fish with your family. Great video.
I think I found my problem. Thank you for watching
Love it! Beau is a young savage on the back deck. You’re making great memories. See you soon
@@american_dane when will you be back up this way?
Thank you for posting your video. Keep up the amazing work!! Good luck😊
Thank you for watching 😊.
Great job, guys! Thanks for sharing. 💜
Thank you for always commenting and watching Koral
Big boy great job!!!
Great video, You got a great deck hand. just a suggestion but a ball retriever might make it easier for Beau to set up. great fish to start the season.
I'll have to get Beau one of those for sure. Thank you for watching
That Beau is a first mate I would have on my boat any day! Boy knows his stuff no doubt about it!
@joshbransford3198 he has a passion for the sport of fishing that's for sure. Thank you for watching
Great catch 👊❤
It was nice meeting you this morning and thanks for the tips, will be back at neah in couple weeks. - J.C
Thank you for the phone holder JC. It was nice meeting you
@fathersonoutdoors8049 if it doesn't suction well, try to put some water on it then pump the suction. That thing will never come off. Lol
Your son is really dialed in. So awesome to see.
@georgetuider654 hes pretty experienced for his age. I taught him to do most everything on the boat to make it easier on myself lol. Thank you for watching
Great vid family! definitely worth the subscribe
@coastalblueadventuresltd.1750 thank you for the sub!
That young man is a great boat puller!
Hes a seasoned vet out there already 👍. He makes things a lot easier on me
You guys have some great fish headed your way. Been getting them a little north of you there. Lots in the 25-30 class. Going to be a great season.
Good to hear! Beau has a goal to catch a 30+ this season
Yeah get out to Swiftsure as they are off Barkley Sound right now coming in big waves. Biggest Columbians I’ve seen in years. It’s pretty special
Great way to bring up young people kids etc.
Good stuff bra - fish on!
Nice work!
Thank you Patrick
Vert nice Salmon
Mom, so attentive to your needs your men are. Loving crew. Do enjoy.
@@timothywaterworth8649 thank you for watching 😊
Beau is getting to be quite the pro. Buddy of mine up on Vancouver Island says the squid are thick up there and the kings are gorged with them
I haven't seen any with Squid in the belly yet. Lots with candle fish and herring
Well, great trip to fish and bow is one heck of fisherman already. He needs a little more time and behind the scenes behind the microphone he knows his stuff and it’s always nice to see your beautiful wife fishing with you. Hopefully, you figure out your motor issue I love solving electrical issues until next time my friend have a blessed day
I try to get beau to do more things for the camera but he is still warming up to being recorded. I was happy he did a great job showing our bait technique. He's getting a little better in front of the camera
The fish toss at 2:33 😂👍
We were laughing so hard at that when I was editing 😂😂 I was wondering if anyone would notice
Great day on the water, despite fuse problems. You can’t keep a great team down.💪🏽
I couldn't go past my favorite spot to fish this day. I had to at least try a few passes on my kicker motor
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 I can’t help wondering how well you would’ve done if you could have gone to where you wanted to go. For most folks that would’ve been a banner day anyway. Well done.
Your boy is a good hand!
The best hand I could have asked for. Thank you for watching 😊
I think it's wise of you to be careful when you'r e having trouble with your boat. Neah bay's no place to fool around! Whoopin' currents! Have you tried a safety orange buzz bomb? Works killer on Kings!
Looking good ! Hope you found the short.
Seems as if I did 🤞
If you don’t mind me asking when you’re fishing right here at Neah what are you down on the ball?
@theillnessoutdoors2427 I range from 25 to 40 ft on the ball. The water I fish goes no deeper then 50 feet. When you fish that shallow you have to fish the incoming tide. You can get lucky on a low tide but the incoming is a lot better
@theillnessoutdoors2427 I'm not tight lipped at all when it comes to advice lol. I just don't share river names because others get so worked up about it
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 OK thank you very much. I enjoy the hell out of watching your videos with you and the boys. You’re doing a very cool thing with them. That’s how I was raised however I’m headed there with my wife and want her to catch some fish so hopefully I can mimic what you do every time, and get her on some fish
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 just curious if you’ve been struggling to catch them kings seems like it’s been super super slow for me if anybody can catch them I know you can.
Great vid what brand flashers were you using
West coast fishing tackle
awesome catch I wish I catch the fat one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
great dad
@@paulkramer7698 😊
Great family fun! How deep are you fishing for these salmon? Thanks
@MegaA10warthog inside of 60 feet. Thank you for watching
I'll be fishing out of Sekiu next week. We will be renting a van ripers boat, they do not have down riggers..any suggestions? We were thinking of using 6 ounce banana weights then flasher etc. thanks
@MegaA10warthog before I got down riggers I liked using the "deep six" those work pretty good to get you deeper then a banana weight
Thanks..I'll look into those👍
Good editing on your depth
@terrybanks3877 I didn't mean to edit anything out lol I don't mind sharing any info. I fish no deeper than 60 feet. I like to fish the kelp beds and reefs
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 just teasing don't bother me, fished the coast for years great to see you and your family enjoying it. Might get back to port Renfrew in September to fish with one of Dad's old friends sure miss it out there
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I dig yallsfishing in Alaska. I fish down in Texas and catch lots of redfish ,that pound per pound would give a king a run for its money and I can’t for the life of me figure out why y’all use those gigantic deep mono nets. That just kills me.
What kind of nets do you use in Texas? I've never really seen any other next other then the silicone or whatever kind of material it is lol
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 I use ego nets , rubber net. To be honest I was kinda ( with my friends) the first to go rubber. When we get to fish real thick ( trout and reds ) the hooks and line always wrapped around the mono , costing us time. I went rubber with a decent depth. I see everyone in Alaska with these giant deep nets. Just don’t get that. Just wondering.
lunch
Time to invest in auto pilot.
@STRIPERBAY408 I bought the boat and the dealership advertised "with autopilot" but it has never worked
Dashook sez great job! Reminds me of when I lived in Neah Bay fishing with my Dad, then later in Sekiu. Great memories!
@@thelarry6864 thank you for watching
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 Hey, I just enjoy your adventures up there every now and then. I like to see where you're at when I can make out land marks and try to recall the area. You're raising a fine young man there, keep it up. Ask anyone up there that graduated anywhere around 77-80 if they knew anyone named "Dashook". 😎
@thelarry6864 my father was class of 80 I believe. Joey is his name
@@fathersonoutdoors8049 Sounds familiar, but can't remember last name. Hey, if Lester Moore is still up there, tell him "Dashook" sez hello plz. We were stationed together on the USS Constellation (CV-64).
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