@@hpmdarrick6804 you can fish from a kayak. 20 feet on the line counter with 6oz and 24 with 4

I run it on a pole. That’s the way to go so you can move it around to look. I use a minkota trolling motor shaft in a transom mount. It’s way more sturdy than most of the “high” end stuff that is made for livescope use. Most stuff is meant for crappie fisherman who don’t ever deal with current

Right on man thanks for the tip. I’ll keep an eye out for you up there next weekend

@@EK-wv9vb going to be a great season

I agree completely. Kyle ( and very few other guides) are confident enough in their abilities to actually share details. I'm a DIY guy but if I ever hire a guide it will most likely be Kyle Jones.

I think you are doing it correctly, and I don’t want to sound like I’m against the bowmounts. I have one and will use it when I want to relax, or am dealing with difficult boat handling conditions. I think varying your speed is critical, what I often see is guys just setting a speed and coarse with the bowmount and never making any adjustments. You are actively fishing, and that’s why you are consistently catching fish.

Very good

@@jonessportfishing Thanks for the reply that’s great to hear I’ll be there tomorrow. See you there. God bless.

What do you do with the eggs??

@@NotComplicit1776 cure them for salmon and steelhead fishing at home on the Clearwater

@@NotComplicit1776 thanks for being a long time listener. We really appreciate it

Don’t worry about what the speed says. Your dodgers will tell you. I will get a video tomorrow of what im looking for

@@jonessportfishing I can't wait cause I really don't understand that thump for sockeye

​​@@jonessportfishingso 4 onz at 24 feet your at what depth and it has to be at a certain speed right?? I've been down four the last three years and man it's brutal.. The heat and sleep in the front seat of the truck and heat spanked bro.. I'm trying not to give up but he'll. I grew up in the Clearwater this wa. Stuff just blows my mind.. I'm way too invested in it and I'm a fishn crazy person. My brother thinks I'm nuts for going down again.. But damn I've learned to smash the walleye and steal head on the Clearwater from Idaho to Washington. But brewester is my nemesis!! And i don't no quit.. North Idaho born and raised just isn't in my blood..

@@kylefoust9606 6,6,4

@@jmdixon519 nothing wrong with using the bow mount. I just think the constant changing of speeds while operating a kicker with the tiller handle gets me more fish faster. It would be way more enjoyable for me to just stay away from the crowd and hit the easy button with the bow mount

Hey, check out tri cities, I think Kenwick or Richland. They have really good bank sockeye fishing. And people limit out fast. Should be some videos on it. Good luck.

Yep

Not much bank fishing in the Brewster area

@@jonessportfishing thanks for the reply love the videos and info you provide fish on buddy

Nice catch. Good age for the kids to learn.

@@matthewcurtis4083 ya it’s a great fishery with lots of fish. Lots of people around, but it’s a very enjoyable fishery

You got it! Pissing excellence

Yes and no

Hooked on Toys has all that in Wenatchee. Typically running flashers faster than dodgers, "easier" to catch lings on flashers like this guy fishes. Dodgers .8-1.6 speed Kings faster Need cured shrimp and/or throw some scent on there salmon krill etc. Look at your rigs to make sure they running right in the water before you drop em, if the action isnt right then you wont be running doodoofire all day. Check your gear one at a time as well after every turn or pass through an area. Typically kings in the darkish, sockeye when the sun comes up but can catch em any time. I dont think we have night closure do we? When in doubt get your binos out and mirror what the boats that are catching fish are doing speed and color wise. Dont stay in an area that isnt producing, go somewhere new or outside the other boats. Also depending on where you are fishing the dam flows can turn a bite on or off. Also change your hooks every day, or sharpen them as they get dull and will stop producing. Change your speeds and do some turns as well.

Posting a video I just filmed that will hopefully be helpful

@@jonessportfishing sweet I need help brother just fished all day down there never got a bite . second trip down. He said he's never going back..sad

@@nolebrady8256 I will be updating today

I don’t know if it’s out yet in the regulations. I just got info from a very reliable source that chinook fishing will be closed from the bridge my Brewster to pelican point. It’s just chinook not sockeye.

Ya there was very few people around and the fishing was great. These fish later in the year are some of my favorites, and the bite can be very good. We are definitely human, and have struggle days just like everyone else.

Sf is still open. Might make a family run up there next week if it’s still open then

Sucks I missed the whole Clearwater season this year and I'm afraid I'm not going to make the SF.. Might just go Kokanee on dorwshack and smallies.. Wait for Brewster..

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White sturgeon

Yep and open from cherry lane up