Awesome video what pound test do you use when catching these salmon in the ocean

So quick Q. You showed little bit of red hot doble stuff at the end . How much do you put in ?

I use one of those rectangle collapse ones and they actually catch crabs quite well

New to the channel and love it hello from Vancouver Island

I missed the 360 camera view ?

Glad you are back for a new season! Love your videos...

Who doesn't like to say "AhaaaaBuuuuuuu?"

Jesus you really couldn’t figure out the drive? Omg😂

I had Scotty send me the proper T-bolts. If you reach out to Scotty they will have you send them a pic and then mail them to you at no charge.

Pink Salmon yuk .... We don't even feed that to dogs here. - Kodiak

I normally troll for salmon, but yeah, I gotta try vertical jigging!

😂😂 23:19…. Dang mang! At least it wasn’t a rod and reel, hang loose. I’m in a 120 pdl, and I love it!

I want a 55 IBS trolling motor at the Bow

Why don't folks bar fish the fraser for them? People do really well on the Columbia fishing like that

I just got back into fishing this year. This is my home river and I went practically every single day from the beginning of October to end of November. Sadly, after about the second week of October I didn't see a single person catch coho. But it was tons of fun fishing for chum and just playing them. Cant wait until next year!

No raw seafood!!

So good! I’m on Lasqueti and do lots of Kayak/row boat fishing. What boat are you using? Looks like an Old Town maybe?

Thank you for this video. This inspired me to do a video like this of my own.

part 42 im sorry !!

Lol you didnt lock the front bar in. Stupid rock bitter

What time of year is best?

You're the man who gilled Gus Ling.

Like the added benzene chain from newspaper ink.

Not every sentence/phrase is a question. Stop inflecting your voice like an 11 year old girl.

Great job! Ever think about switching to a casting reel? Much easier on the drop and line counters could be to your advantage. Fish on!

Bro! nice video. I too just got my first Kayak 5 months ago. An Old Town Sportsman 120 PDL. Watching your video, brought back my memory of my first day out. I wasn't planning on catching fish and just wanted to overcome some fears and see how the kayak works. When you were catching the fish, you couldn't believe it, I had the same feeling! Just some helpful advise, if you take the chair off and put it in your car, it will be easier to lift to rooftop. Also leave the PDL drive in the kayak and your gear in the kayak, set the cart wheels in the middle of the kayak to balance the weight on both front and back. You will be able to lift the kayak with 1 finger with all your gear in the kayak. Less things you will have to carry by hand back to the car or truck. These just a few things made my experience more enjoyable. Tight Lines and stay safe! <O)^^><{

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what rods and reels are you using for the kings?

It would be much easier if you invested in a bed extender. Get a 60 inch extender then you don't need to keep lifting it onto the roof. Slide the front of the kayak into the SUV and you may have 3 - 4 feet hanging over the bed extender.

Big eyed Larry. That’s a good one! Harbour Chandler sell the huge Lighthouse Lures Megabite paddle-tails with huge jig-heads. I catch MASSIVE ling on those. You don’t get a ton of bites on anything so large, but whatever bites is usually big, mean and heavy..!

I’m surprised more ppl don’t use the Lil’ Nib. It catches Salmon like nobody’s business! My #1 salmon jigging lure.

Great walk through and video as always bro! Couple recommendations: Our Scotty Laketrollers are getting retired this off-season, definitely going to be switching to the Cannons, also after having a solid year with the Navarre aluminum rudder upgrade, we highly recommend it! 👍 Happy Holidays from our fam to yours! We need to make a plan for getting out together in 2024! Cheers!

Beautiful British Columbia…………That’s an understatement…………

Great attitude after a terrible outing. Even several of the dungies were so white they looked like fresh molted soft shells. I'm not sure if that guy was a charter or your friend? The skills were lacking. On the washington side, we fish spots with much heavier pots and single and deep. Usually 220-350 feet of water with much heavier 35-40 lb pots. I typically bring in 3-500 with 4 pots in a 1 hour soak. Look for clouds of prawns on the bottom and pick a correct tide exchange. I don't understand why he only put one wrap around the pot puller, 3 is typical to let it come up without you pulling so hard and without risk of tangling if you let go.

Great episode bud! Really enjoyed it. Gave me some much needed encouragement to dust off my crab traps and get back out in English Bay.

nanaimo?

Try the little cove area on the left side of the pebble jetty, very visible at low tide… if you go up island a bit there a few more spots that are decent for RR’s.

That was an awesome day! Lets hit the water again soon!!

Couple things that will be a bit safer with those heavier pots - drop the buoy/float and then feed the line out while you move to the spot you want to drop the pot. You can fix the tangles without the weight dangling over the side and you're less likely to get stuck in the bite when you drop the pot. When you retrieve the pot, feed the line over the opposite side you're pulling on. If you drop the pot, less likely to get caught up in the rope. Be safe out there, looking forward to more!

Pardon me, that looks more like something from my old Saturday morning cartoons. Im expecting to see Inspector Gadget. Limits for gear needs to be placed on tournaments for kayaks.

Glad YT tossed me your video and channel! I just bought mine yesterday and waiting for it to ship now, going to have the winter to mess with setting it up.

One of the most important items on my yak... the urinal 😂 20:41 Thanks for the video, it’s always nice to see how other people are set up. Good info on the gear tracks and t-bolts. I’ll check mine out.

Great video Jesse! I really enjoy your comparison between the Scotty 343 and the YakAttack GTTL90 - the difference in T-Bolt size is huge and something I hadn't considered before. I know whenever I move my 343s I have to make sure I back off the T-Bolts before tightening them to make sure they are grabbing the rail properly. An alternative to the Scotty braided downrigger line is PowerPro makes a similar product for about half the price. Most important reason, IMHO, for switching to it on a yak is the safety aspect - being able to cut it if things go sideways. I'm using a Scotty 1060 where I shortened the boom arm and then attached it behind my seat with a quick release plate (and one on the inside flipped upside down to be a makeshift backing plate). It's good having a line counter and single hand operation, but I partly wish I went for the Cannon downrigger with the vertical orientation as it may be less awkward. I think KC are looking at changing theirs next year to it. Still, was able to use a 10lb ball at 150' off Kitty Coleman hump this season with no issues (other than it being a huge PITA to drag around and reset with shakers). One upgrade I think you may want to do is the rudder pin upgrade, if you haven't already. You can either DIY it, or grab the kit from Navarre. Just a bolt, some nylon washers, and a nut, but it allows you to really tighten up the steering. That can be pretty important if you need to let go of the rudder control and still keep on the same heading.

I always had a good laugh at the hokey dinah in the videos. Now it all makes sense!

Awesome walkthrough, thanks for sharing this!

Wow! Amazing video- keep up the great work!!!

Well well! You are on my neck of the woods. If you are fishing for some coho you are in a bad position see those guys back there thats the honey hole and the next run over. And yes you can retain one chum. But who eats dogs?

where is this place

Great release on chum … 👏👏

thank you for not naming the river. that is my home river and it has been too busy this year.