@@fishwithjd That's great information, I think it's a drilled into Alaskan fisherman's heads that sockeyes don't bite, but glad to hear and see that it's not true.
The few rivers I fish are never like this. The water is so low that the deep holes where fish hold are a couple inches to maybe five foot deep. Sad part is the Salmon returns are poor in Puget Sound.
marsdog No, I usually cut the hook points off when filming...I want see the bite more than the fight. When you hook a fish with the camera line, the footage gets really jumpy.
The few rivers I fish are never like this. The water is so low that the deep holes where fish hold are a couple inches to maybe five foot deep. Sad part is the Salmon returns are poor in Puget Sound.
Awesome video, I'm shocked to see sockeyes bite that the spinner!
Thanks. We actually heavily target the sockeyes on the Togiak River with plugs and jigs. They are good biters if you find the right situation
@@fishwithjd That's great information, I think it's a drilled into Alaskan fisherman's heads that sockeyes don't bite, but glad to hear and see that it's not true.
Brilliant. Panther Martins?
Thanks. Not Panther Martin’s specifically…but similar. These are mostly home built.
funny to see Dark red Sockeye hit a spinner . so much for them not eating when they spawn!!
I take it this was shot In Alaska???
Troutaholic flo yep, Alaska
What camera are you using? How did you rig it to you line? This is really good footage.
I love these vids man
What camera are you using? How did you rig it to you line?
Legend 115 It was a Water Wolf...it has wire eyes on either end so you can just tie it in-line.
This was awesome
it's so weird because this lure doesn't look like a fish
Michael Jordon Nope but the spinning and flashing action is something that triggers a predatory response.
Hey what rod you use for salmon? What specs?
What is the name of the white spinner with the red dot on it?
Blacktailbowhunter 01 It’s from Spinner Dave’s (Top Line Spinners). He’s online and sells quality components for building your own.
fishwithjd Awesome! Thanks very much, im going to give them a try here in BC
The few rivers I fish are never like this. The water is so low that the deep holes where fish hold are a couple inches to maybe five foot deep. Sad part is the Salmon returns are poor in Puget Sound.
What type of spinners were you using?
I was using these: www.tlspin.com
After that I’m going fishing right now
Haha I know, right?
@@fishwithjd its winter shit but ice fishing
@@antti7005 winter steelhead in Washington 😁
He he that was cool
Vince g thanks!
Is there even a hook on this thing? Youd have better luck just dipping your net in the water with all those fish lmao
marsdog No, I usually cut the hook points off when filming...I want see the bite more than the fight. When you hook a fish with the camera line, the footage gets really jumpy.
The few rivers I fish are never like this. The water is so low that the deep holes where fish hold are a couple inches to maybe five foot deep. Sad part is the Salmon returns are poor in Puget Sound.