Alaska Yellow Eye & Lingcod Fishing

[@repentherry5505]

Wow! Awesome fishing...

[@gilbertmccumhumphries9137]

Awesome lingcods. Damn. I want to get a picture with a big one like that.

[@NewBookz]

I got a 32 pound Ling cod off Saturna Island BC, tied off some kelp, using a small rock cod for bait. Caught many with that large lead head jig with the white rubber tail, I put a solid wire stainless 6" leader on the jig because of sharp Ling teeth

[@icelick6912]

the "spiny" one that was black with yellow dots is a china rockfish, the one with red vertical stripes is a tiger rockfish

[@breezy0037]

as far as its concerned for counting your limit up here all brown rock fish are in the same category although it's cool to see all the variety of browns. yellow eye is counted separate. all are delicious but the yellow eye is the best rock fish. I can't decide if links or yellow eye are better.

[@gonzophoenixaz7853]

What type of gear you used reel rod line....I want to buy a set up with what you fished with.....nice day of fishing good catch guys

[@5winder]

It's so beautiful there... like heaven.

[@cappystrano1]

Oh, you seen heaven? 🤓

[@mymy3172]

Okay, the sheep on the rocks were Mountain Goats. The black bass you caught are called Black Rockfish. The one you could not identify was a Tiger Rockfish. Please refer to the booklet "Fish of the North Pacific:". All the Rockfish are venomous and have scorpion in their Latin names. And Lingcod are not cod but actually from the Greenling family. If you ever get stuck with any of the many spikes located on the Rockfishes, it is going to hurt real bad for a very long time, Just saying. You guys look like you were having a real good time!

[@TeamPautzke]

Thanks for educating all of us!

[@stevenholton438]

I recently found out there are only around 35 rockfish species in Alaska, if I had known 40 years ago I would have troubled to learn them all ffs!

[@robertlee7332]

Is it me or are the fish really bigger in Alaska than the ones you can catch along the coast of CA?

[@marcfacunla3549]

I have family in Concord, Ca who I stay with when I fish and I’m still looking at getting to Alaska and catching one of those monsters.

[@lukaszgolen7401]

Awesome guys hopefully at least once in my life I get a chance to experience this

[@jackschlong]

+lukasz golen I did it a few years back, I'll tell you one thing right now, I'm so glad my brother in law talked me into it. Do yourself a favor, DO IT!!, you'll be glad you did, trust me, I'm going back in Aug for Halibut, salmon, and rock fish. One thing I should of done, I use and pay off a credit card every month. I should of got one like Alaska Airlines, to use the frequent miles on it. It would of saved me the airline charge.

[@lukaszgolen7401]

+Jack McSchlong definetly if I get a chance I will go 👍🏻 trips like this don't come too often .My boss went 2 years ago and he told me it's worth it every penny .Im glad that you had good time in there :) cheers

[@devonharach367]

i don't thing the sent made a difference cod will hit anything if it drops in front of them

[@handsomejohnjohn]

wow big fish. looks tasty

[@josuenunoarandas1758]

8:24 What rod and reel is that? I need a rod and reel i can use for forckfish, lincod and salmon trolling using heavy leads.

[@herbertdiaz4318]

what line weight using? reels ?

[@pwntagerz]

Lol it's a commercial.. You dont need brine to catch Rockfish and Lingcod, you don't even really need herring.

[@TeamPautzke]

Thanks for watching! Worked great for us.

[@NorthweSteelheadJunkies]

Brining your baits do make them tougher and catch more fish

[@wyliestivers2634]

Do you guys offer charters to this place where you're fishing? How long did it take you to get here from the ramp? I'd be very interested in pulling in some hogs like those seen in this video, fantastic looking fish.

[@TeamPautzke]

There are some charters, but the guide we went with wasn't chartering us. He was a friend of the family. It's a super long boat ride: 2.5 hours.

[@thatsme7805]

no need to waste money on this fancy pautzke stuff folks, these fish will eat anything up here

[@rippenlipstv5738]

Stephen Lavoie that’s what I was thinking, tipping the jig with a herring seems useless

[@MacDaddie9]

at how many fathoms did those come from??? Do you remember?

[@lisajones6950]

Knee deep

[@cappystrano1]

Ankle deep.

[@kdlev4903]

50 to 150 feet deep

[@chrisfloyd8512]

They try and keep guys fishing 100 feet or less for rock fish. Deeper and they have a low chance of survival when released. This year it is mandatory to have a deepwater release when out rock fishing.

[@Rmoseman1]

100 miles offshore - but you can see the shore. You are near either Junken or Montegue. 85 miles out of seward to the southern tip of Montegue.

[@TeamPautzke]

+Rmoseman1 100 miles from the launch - in Seward

[@goch907]

Pautzke Bait man people are dumb

[@AdussFadass]

@Rmoseman At 0:38 The guys say's they're 100 miles **offshore**.

[@Bigfishfun333]

@@AdussFadass They are WAY off the MAINLAND (many miles away from Seward), but they are fishing off of a distant ISLAND. Other contacts I have also indicate that this area is primo!

[@normanclature9819]

The black fish they call a bass..... In the book those are actually called black rockfish. But a lot of people calling Bass. in Oregon they were generally black or green but we all thought of them as trash fish though they were very good to eat. Everybody was targeting ling's or yellow eye. I like the big canary yellow rockfish. Quillbacks, vermilion. The occasional Boccaccio. The too few and too Short halibut seasons we're always awesome.

[@prs247com]

You say 100 yards offshore or 100 miles? I can see the shore back there

[@TeamPautzke]

Martin, We are 100 miles off the mainland. The shore you see is an island. Thanks for checking on it.

[@waynehable]

Whats a trip like that cost? for a couple? Coming from Indiana I been to Ninilchik fishing for halibuts. That was a fun trip.

[@TeamPautzke]

It varies by charter/guide. This is a fun trip with a private boater for us.

[@missbliss3074]

Wayne Houston we charter every year out of Valdez and it's usually $350-$400 per person. We have went out with Valdez Outfitters and Orion Charters. Both got us into some pretty good fish. If you call Fish Central in Valdez the guy there cam give you list of the charter option. Or fishcentral.net has info too.

[@rutherfoss1]

miss bliss307, do you fly into Anchorage, and get a rental car to drive 5 hours to Valdez? Then where do you stay? Thinking about taking my dad and brother on a trip. Valdez looks awesome, just thinking about logistics.

[@gamaieledmerson3272]

Which month is the best to fish in Alaska?

[@TeamPautzke]

Depends on what you want to catch.

[@mikekarkalla6326]

Shrimp Rigs work great!!! two at a time. red and black or blue and orange

[@kailanicooke5887]

Kinda sad those yellow eye are 100 plus year old fish.

[@timheasman2984]

Yellow is closed now In 2020 I believe in S Alaska

[@eryman17]

what weight jighead are those? and where did you get them?

[@cappystrano1]

6 pound weights and you get them at Starbucks, it’s the residue left in your cup after you drink the coffee.

[@SEAKTRAPPER]

Sweet video man. Good idea eating the fish so you can keep more. Also those were mountain goats not sheep.

[@jeffvw1994]

He said a hundred miles offshore sitting with land right behind him.

[@TeamPautzke]

100 miles from the launch ramp on shore - correct

[@timsaxer6442]

He said 100 miles from Seward.

[@noahboyhong]

Says little bit more, puts whole bottle in

[@Rmoseman1]

Yelloweye and ling and blackies are not particular eaters. They'll gobble just about anything when you get on top of them.

[@Bigfishfun333]

They are way out at Montague Island I think....possibly world's best fishing of this type.

[@timsaxer6442]

Montague Island is out of Valdez, not Seward.

[@sandiwoolsey1454]

@@timsaxer6442 Not if you leave out of Seward! In fact the south end of Montague Island is closer to Seward.

[@lolitsme4703]

the jig they use is the jig i use for sculpin

[@jtsiens2]

Do you guys charter?

[@TeamPautzke]

We don't. We went on this trip with a pro staff (who is a river guide) to test product.

[@collin2502]

Idk if you can say you’re 100 miles offshore if there’s a shit load of land 3 miles from ur boat

[@TeamPautzke]

Hi Collin, We are 100 miles from the boat dock. So, we are correct.

[@collin2502]

But you’re next to land😂that’s like saying you left a dock in Florida and when you get to the Bahamas saying you’re 50 miles away from land.

[@shym9933]

The only thing missing is saying what equipment you are using. pole , what test are you using hooks ect :) it would be more informational to novice fishers.

[@destyneedawnlpsvampire4526]

what depth you fish your Ling cod

[@uhElastic]

ling are bottom feeders

[@cappystrano1]

8.6 miles

[@kdlev4903]

Drop your line to the bottom and keep it close to bottom as you can for ling

[@drizzt7010]

Wow. Big cod

[@57clips]

This videos should be called fishing with Stan lee

[@normanclature9819]

I'll try anything if the fish aren't biting but sometimes the fish just aren't going to bite no matter what Brine is soaked your squid and herring in. But what works is WD-40. Put the little red straw in there so you can fill the hearing or squid or whatever you have up what's 5/8 seconds worth of WD-40 and if there's a fish within a hundred miles it'll sniff right up and eat your bait. But if you can just get where the fish are... We would fish the Bandon High spot. This was out from Bandon and a bit south of Charleston by Coos Bay. it took a while to get out there and you are fishing in about 500 feet of water but if you could get your bait on the bottom you would always get fish. Plenty of hundred pounders too. But generally in the 60 to 70 pound range is what we went home with. I think it is illegal to highgrade in Oregon so I'm not going to tell you I did that. But I never had to use any expensive brine and I never came back once without a limit. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[@michaelterry377]

Pretty Neat

[@normanclature9819]

At 3:02 he pulls up a red rockfish and calls it a yellow eye. That was not a yellow eye. It is a "something" rockfish but I can't remember what kind of rockfish but it's certainly not a yellow. But at 3:50, that's a yellow At 3:26 they don't know what it is a tiger Rock

[@kdlev4903]

Looked like a vermillion rockfish to me

[@user-ln1up9xi4k]

Rougheye

[@marisacabajon6505]

holly molly all my favourite fish love em gimme some guys.

[@squamishfish]

100 miles off shore ? Just go to Victoria BC Canada , you can catch them from the shore . all of these, And have a Starbucks 5 minutes away

[@MacDaddie9]

yeah but who likes shore fishing??? And who wants to be around a starbucks and people??? #AlaskaLifestyle

[@squamishfish]

we can go off shore also of course,. Great options city fishing and isolated ocean fishing., All in fun, i enjoyed this Video

[@MacDaddie9]

I hear ya. I was just fishing off the docks for the last hour. Fishin is fishin.... but always prefer to get out over the deep

[@talisman9778]

Urban fisherman,

[@Rmoseman1]

Them sheeps taste like goats!

[@William14094]

Does that boat have a toilet on it?

[@sethheinrich1420]

the black and yellow rockfish is called a china rockfish

[@nathaneverett533]

00:35 "A hundred miles off shore".......shore is 2 miles in the background....Hahahahaha

[@TeamPautzke]

Nathan, It is 100 miles from the mainland. Thanks for watching.

[@yoman5136]

You guys were funny, cupcake HA ~! Twenty years ago my 72 year old Godmother caught a 78 pound King in the bay. It's a beautiful place for sure.

[@breezy0037]

you don't need to go 100 miles off shore to get good fish. it makes for a good story though. I don't know why people call them red snappers. they are yellow eye rock fish which are some of the best eating fish ever. red snappers are in the gulf of mexico. to each his own I guess. at the very end of your video those were goats.....not sheep. fun video to watch though.

[@vicparsons5498]

not HALIBUT IN SFBAY AND SOUTH...NO WAY ITS FLUKE FLOUNDER ONLY.

[@NorthweSteelheadJunkies]

You cab see shore about 2 miles away. They are 100 miles east of Seward

[@cappystrano1]

You catching any sunfish?🤓

[@somethingyatayatayata7622]

the fire brine you can use 1/4th of a bottle or 1 /3rd of a bottle overnight or for 4 hours to get the same effect if not better for the brightness and the stain of the dye in the fish.

[@randho5150]

That giant ling looked like it had been dead for 3 days... no movement at all.

[@TeamPautzke]

Dinner

[@ivanchu1164]

How about a little conservation Team Pautzke. Those large yellow eyes are at least 50 years old and any ling over 4 feet is a female plus they are full of worms at that size. Haida Gwaii and Vancouver area fishing guide.

[@TeamPautzke]

Thanks for the tip!

[@Broxty]

Ivan Chu 100% agree. It's almost as if Canada has to pick up the slack for our American counterparts, unacceptable.

[@goch907]

Broxty there are plenty of these fish in the ocean. The salmon now that's a different story.

[@packbadge]

Fishing Alaska untrue my man

[@photojones1]

That's what they said about Atlantic Cod 50 years ago.

[@troyottosen8722]

By the wayBrook, I live here in Seward Alaska!😉

[@Mahigeer1]

I could never understand the concept of putting bait on lures. One can save a lot of money and basically use a bare hook and put bait on it. The lures have to perform certain action and bait always reduces that action.

[@TeamPautzke]

Awesome - as you as long are catching fish!

[@orangemaleoscar2651]

When we caught an incidental yellow eye, we would let them lay on the deck in the sun all day so all the worms would crawl into their belly. Then they were delicious.

[@darrenthompson8376]

100 miles off shore

[@johnathanphan]

man this seems like an expensive way to get bottom fish, those fire brines are like 8 bux a bottle! lol

[@paulbryson111]

John Phan and the packaging looks like a 3rd grader made it.😂😂

[@snarfblattscuttle]

Whoa...you fellas don't play around...

[@shym9933]

another great vid but why do I watch when it makes me so jealous. btw Lingcod is delicious.

[@alexanderkiricko]

I wonder iif it,s too late to move to Alaska ?

[@chrisfloyd8512]

Sure as hell isn't any work! And in the south central you can't keep yellow eye this year.

[@karlbe8414]

Those Yellow eye Rockfish are likely >100 years old. Can live up to 147 years! A bit sad to end their life for a few minutes of entertainment. On the other hand rockfish are my favorite to eat.

[@thewayjesuschristislord3700]

We don't have fish in california there to small

[@chase_]

it looks like a relecanth

[@denisvaida6357]

I WAS THINKING THAT TOO

[@bajohnnie]

I was digging this video until that guy called those goats "sheep". All credibility out the window! Ha!

[@rhabdob3895]

bajohnnie : they are fisherman, give a break

[@Pasites]

That bait is absolute poison for the fish you dont keep.

[@dylancraft4264]

Guys look it's the pokemon relicanth

[@Darksagan]

Good vid but damn leave some for my grand kids.

[@theseabadger6793]

Has anyone seen my ferret?

[@home1473]

Those are small lingcod and yellow

[@SolarBurrito]

Rock fish will bite anything.

[@TeamPautzke]

Awesome, enjoy catching them no matter what you use.

[@somethingyatayatayata7622]

did anyone else notice one of the lingcod was squirting its eggs all over that one fisherman!😄

[@lisajones6950]

Not eggs, sperm

[@denisvaida6357]

Relicanth

[@baybornbalkanbaby7277]

Uhhhhhhhh.......Fish Tacos?????

[@TheTacticalHouse]

That bat stuff is what’s poisoning the waterways. Just fish.. don’t go for the sales pitch

[@TeamPautzke]

Bats are doing what?

[@TheTacticalHouse]

Pautzke Bait “Bait”

[@PB-jk8bl]

This is NOT a fishing video, it's a Putzkie infomercial. 👎

[@TeamPautzke]

Great, thanks for watching it! The bait works!

[@edwincauble1773]

ALL one big commerical, I have caught yellow eye and lings in California bigger than this, And I did not use bait LMAO

[@jackschlong]

+edwin cauble In other words, you can't afford to go to Alaska, LMAO Rock fishing in Ca is getting worse every year, besides the tiny limit, the fish are smaller and smaller because of over fishing. I'm hitting Ketchikan again this Aug. The reason? because the fishing rocks!!!

[@cooperemery8369]

Yeah in Northern California in 1950 maybe.

[@未愛睏]

Do not harm wildlife

[@definitelycortez3408]

未愛睏 ! Are you vegan? Fish are food for the rest of us! Catch and release for fun, keep what you need and can reasonably store for eating..nothing wrong with that in the least.

[@rippenlipstv5738]

!未愛睏 shutup