What is the name of this pond?

Lots of good information. Thank you.

Good too see you out and about. You explained it exactly how I fish for salmon.

Nice to see you out on the river again Scott

Nice to see you getting some content out Scott!!! That’s funny you talk about you can’t catch fish off the couch. I just had surgery a week ago and yep, I’m on the couch. Hope the fish are still there when I’m able to. Thanks for the great informative video. Tight lines!!

Welcome back!

Ayyy i saw you out there but wasn't sure it was you! Tight lines brother🎣🤙

Thanks for keeping it real... and passing on the tips!

Is this sweet home below foster?

I've been a fan and subscribed to your channel for years. I'm glad to see some new content. I mentioned a few years ago about wanting you to do a meet and greet. This was in the height of COVID and you couldn't/didn't want to. Would you consider something like that now?

I really want to learn how to fish the santiam for salmon, have a rod and some gear plus a lot of frozen roe just have no idea what I'm doing I try spinners but haven't had any luck yet

So glad your putting out videos more regularly man I really missed your content bro

Just wanna let you know be careful out there my dad has his truck broken into a few days ago when he was fishing there I know this was a month ago but just for if you go in the future be careful

Tried to hit sunnyside and caught a couple but its so packed with weeds its ridiculous

male salmon go back? where do you get this bullshit? salmon can be anywhere from 3-6 years in salt and there are different salmon.. not all stay out the same amount..and both male and female die.. steelhead return to ocean...and summer steelhead are endangered and wonter steelhead arent..you got everything retarded. and mixed up...

Good attempt at summarizing the sports fishery in Oregon, but it does contain many errors as already pointed out by others. Most of your info and much much more is available in the book “Fishing in Oregon” by Madeline Sheehan. It covers every body of water in the state, and is my highest recommendation by far to any aspiring angler in Oregon.

Coming up from Texas for a 5 day trip. You said any lake for big salmon but is there any chance you could give me a named lake or 2? Or a nice lake/stream to catch some big fish on a fly. Thanks so much.

I'm a retired Fish Pathologist, and a freelance Outdoor & Science writer (formerly a Columnist and Science editor for the largest fish-culture publication in the world. While still attending high school in Oregon my maiden voyage for Winter Steelhead was on the Alsea river. For almost 2 years, and aside from a few Sea-Run Cutthroat (Oncorhynchus clarkii) I couldn't "buy" a Steelhead or Salmon!! However, on my 3rd year, I caught but not retained, well over 300 Summer + at least 100 Winter Steelhead. These numbers don't include my catches of Fall and Spring Chinook (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), or Coho/Silver Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch), And Chum or Dog Salmon (Oncorhynchus keta)!! I think it's great that KZbin has created a way for those in need of funds, to generate an income, but some KZbinrs have made this opportunity into something that isn't entirely honest!! As a fish disease specialist, Angler (fly fisher as well as conventional fisherman), River guide, Outdoor writer, Field Archer, Fly Tying instructor, Whitewater-driftboater, I have a difficult time dealing with those who fabricate stories from what A.I. (google computer), provides them with absolutely no factual and or personal knowledge to back it. Your video names "Tillamook River" as if it were a noteworthy location to fish for Pacific Salmon or Steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss)!! Tillamook Bay, fed by many fine Salmon/Steelhead rivers is of course a great BAY not a River, and has a large number of the aforementioned species! However, what was once "Tillamook River" (a Small creek) that flowed through pastures, is presently being restored as wetlands for wildlife. Moreover, Burton-Fraser Road, made the passage of anadromous species impossible!!! It's highly unlikely to catch a Salmon or Steelhead in the areas being restored, unless one is able to net a 'flying' Salmon or Steelhead from the air, along with the migratory birds!! @5:52 You mention, "Salmon and Springers" as if they're a different species!!! Springers, King Salmon, Tyee and Tule, are all King Salmon!! From all 7 Pacific Salmon species, only the "Kelts" (usually adult Female Steelhead-Trout that have Spawned and are descending downstream towards the Pacific Ocean), and only some of these Female Kelts in good condition, will actually succeed in spawning more than once. This makes all your hypotheses, regarding the return to salt incorrect!! Of course, Sea-Running Cutthroat trout, aka "Harvest Trout", may also return to the Ocean. I was personally aware of a race of anadromous Cutthroat trout in the Columbia River near Portland, that a friend of mine and I would catch some weighing 8 to 11 pounds!!! Please try to learn the pronunciation of the names that you've found online, such as "Siltcoos" lake, as it is not pronounced "Slit Coos". And both Wild and Native (yes there is a difference between Wild & Native) Summer and winter Steelhead are protected!! Also, adult Coho aka Silver Salmon, Chinook or King, Sockeye or Red, Pink or Humpy and Chum or Dog Salmon, All die within 2 Weeks after Spawning (ODFW)!! Please know that, by educating yourself, you don't end up disappointing the innocent viewers who put their trust in you. Furthermore, you save yourself from embarrassment!! In order for me to correct all of your misinformation in your video, I'd have to write a small book!! I really get it as these are financially difficult times, but PLEASE try to do some research and also try to be honest to the viewers. After all, you have over 6000 subscribers. I wouldn't keep any native or wild Steelhead, but even though they are protected, 3 per season (Dec. 1 to April 30) may be retained. But, even with this information please check your regulations because they constantly change. And yes, Oregon Coastal Streams do have Wild Steelhead!! Please do some minimal study of Oregon's Fish and Wildlife. Peace, and Thank you

hopfully this youtube account is still active, if a steelhead is a trout that makes it to the ocean then is a mackinaw a trout that is just feeding on everything and gets really big? or is a mackinaw its own subspecies.

What lake are fishing?

Thank you from Depoe Bay. You have shared the most informative video for fishing in Oregon. I do like PK's videos too.😀

Great video thanks! Best time of year to fish for sure.

thank you. Im making a trip out to mt hood to snowboard in a month, i drive through montana and idaho and im planning to fish in all states. when i started looking into oregon i quickly became overwhelmed and lost. there is so much to it

I just fished this place last week. It’s a cool place to fish.

Got my pb largemouth out of there a couple years ago 6lb. Haven’t had much luck bass fishing there since then.

Several years ago I used to catch crappie under the bridges. Nothing but bluegill in there now. I’ve been told the back lake has good fishing.

I’m part of the restoration effort at the lakes, I’m glad to see you’re enjoying the park!

7:08 Caught on camera! Call the fish police! Great video Scott 🔥

Hell yeah great video Scott I miss fishing freeway lakes glad to see it's doing good might have to make a trip over there as well, i still remember thats the lake where i originally met u

Only because the water level is up. When it goes down in summer its back to being unfishable at that spot unfortunately. You have to fish the other side during summer...

Hope that kid was talking about carp when he said the record outta there was 14lbs lol. I need to get the pontoon out there soon

i fish some of these daily!! never knew people on yt fished my area

Thanks for sharing 👍🤓👍

SO DID THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE CLOSE OVER THERE IN LYONS NEHAMA?? A buddy of mine said there a CHINESE RESTAURANT THERE NOW🤨🫢😤. I haven’t been back there since 06

Wait DID YOU SAY YOU CAN NOT CATCH A STEELHEAD SITTING ON A COUCH😳 you must not have fished in California .. FEATHER RIVER AT THE OUTLET HOLE IN OROVILLE. Yep at one time we had a couch on the cliff right in the parking lot many chinook caught just sitting on that couch. 🤣

Lots of ladies out there got their 2 rod endorsements XD... Sheeiiiit

Hello what's the name of the place

Good work Scott. Nice job finding fish and getting after the weight loss. Best of luck on the book and the weight loss journey.

Went there yesterday and the bass are bedding hard right now!

Great video Scott love it! I got a river clean up going on Sunday 8am-3pm if u wanna join we are meeting at the alsea hatchery parking lot

Awesome video , beautiful location , welcome back🎣