But there IS a season limit. Presently 35 for head of house/single, plus 10 fish per person in your family for the season. Restrictions on kings varies per AKF&G.
Have you seen the way the bears do it? Or large fish in the sea, eating smaller fish? Even people have to eat, friend, and fish are easier to come by than veggies up here in Alaska.
When the native Alaskan's, Innuit,first encountered Yermak Timofeyevich in July 1591 on what is now known as the Alaskan peninsula, they greeted him and welcomed him and his crew with a banquet. The banquet included what the Innuit called "yimycop" which Yermak understood to mean garbage. The Inniuit first took preserved (dried) yimycop on an expedition to Naples and further to Augustus Caesar in Rome on the 17th of September 23 a.d.. The yimycop had become spoiled and molded, but they didn't have anything else to offer. When Caesar asked what it was, the Innuit said "that's some yimycop" (meaning gargage). Caesar misinterpreted them to say "that's salmon" and the name stuck. Years later the Senate found out about this misinterpretation and confronted Caesar on the Senate floor, an argument ensued and they killed Caesar. The Italians didn't know what to do and one of the Senators who was fond of the letter q hurriedly blurted out quisquiliarum. This is all documented in the museum of theMorris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center located in Fairbanks, Alaska - next to the bingo parlor.
@@FISHH00KS Cool history lesson aside, what does any of that have to do with the (admittedly subjective) taste of salmon? There are many of us who really like it.
It doubles the capacity. With a good run and all the fish going to one side, you would fill way to fast.
Could I ask why the slides don't empty to a box on the same side, otherwise brilliant piece of kit.
Looks like a live well setup.
They fill up so quickly best to have 2 wells to hold more fish
how many fish can you harvest? per day limit?
Hey mang your boat is not getting anywhere
So……. I was kind of hoping the video would show me how the wheel works when it’s actually CATCHING FISH!!!!
Build a fish smoker nearby.
So the fish have to swim upstream and spin your wheel at the same time?!? Shame on America for using fish to generate their electricity!
whats the catch limit per day?
Subsistence permit only.
I love animals and fish, they're delicious.
no fish
No daily limit.
But there IS a season limit. Presently 35 for head of house/single, plus 10 fish per person in your family for the season. Restrictions on kings varies per AKF&G.
Margie Schwartz
So what happens when you and 1 family member catch 45 in a day? Thats it? Season over?
how much permit?
А где рыба
เดินไปริมห้วยก็ได้แล้ว
Это после огонь ,сами крутой веш катори придумал земляни
ปลาไม่ต้องซื้อ
Sickening. Imagine you're bathing in your own blood. Animals are more compassionate than humans. What a shame.
Pani_Dubito
There's always at least one snowflake having a meltdown for us to laugh and mock. Thanks. 😂🌊🏄
Bless your little pani_dubito heart. I'm so thankful for you. More fish for me and mine!
Hahaha shut up soy boy.
⚘⚘⚘👍👍👍
hi sar i like thes job please geeb me on visa and job offer
Lucky.
มีแร่กลัวอะไร
В россии так не ловят
Kalau ada di indonesia ,sampah melulu dapatnya bukan ikan 🐠🐠🐠🐟🐟🐟🦈🦈
Haha...
หิน ทราย ซีเมนต์ครบ
้เซฟคนกรุงเทพ
barbarian
ah, yes, packaged food is so superior.
Have you seen the way the bears do it? Or large fish in the sea, eating smaller fish? Even people have to eat, friend, and fish are easier to come by than veggies up here in Alaska.
baby catch
Disgusting tasting fish. They aren't called tuna, mackerel, flounder, or halibut. They're called salmon which in Latin means garbage.
do you even fish?
@@GSavi10 No, I don't fish, I catch.
wrong. The latin word for garbage is quisquiliarum. The latin word for salmon is salmo.
When the native Alaskan's, Innuit,first encountered Yermak Timofeyevich in July 1591 on what is now known as the Alaskan peninsula, they greeted him and welcomed him and his crew with a banquet. The banquet included what the Innuit called "yimycop" which Yermak understood to mean garbage. The Inniuit first took preserved (dried) yimycop on an expedition to Naples and further to Augustus Caesar in Rome on the 17th of September 23 a.d.. The yimycop had become spoiled and molded, but they didn't have anything else to offer. When Caesar asked what it was, the Innuit said "that's some yimycop" (meaning gargage). Caesar misinterpreted them to say "that's salmon" and the name stuck. Years later the Senate found out about this misinterpretation and confronted Caesar on the Senate floor, an argument ensued and they killed Caesar. The Italians didn't know what to do and one of the Senators who was fond of the letter q hurriedly blurted out quisquiliarum. This is all documented in the museum of theMorris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center located in Fairbanks, Alaska - next to the bingo parlor.
@@FISHH00KS Cool history lesson aside, what does any of that have to do with the (admittedly subjective) taste of salmon? There are many of us who really like it.
ma poveri pesci che crudeltà non avete pietà per il mondo
со рез ву