King Fishing on Montana Creek, Alaska - How I Do It

How I setup for Kings (Chinook) Salmon.
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[@ricknmoe100]

Great video. Since living here in the Valley, I like to see “our” backyard in KZbin videos. Keep up the great videos. 😎Much respect.

[@tundratoad7046]

Awesome! Thank you! Down on the Kenai doing some more experimenting with Circle Hooks on the Reds.Thanks again!

[@roblacitinola866]

Nice job!! those were a couple dandy's!! Are they allowing King fishing there this year? Thanks for the tutorial, similar to ways Iv's fished Kings before, but many new good ideas!!

[@tundratoad7046]

Thanks! King fishing (for wild Kings) is shut down again this year in my neck of the woods.

[@canelo84071]

Keep it up MR you really do a beautiful videos love how you explain everything about fishing 🎣!!!

[@tundratoad7046]

I appreciate that

[@LMNLS]

Great video TT! I really enjoy the fact that you are mindful of keeping the fishery healthy with your techniques. Looking forward to fishing circle hooks for Sockeye in the coming weeks. Ordered a couple different brands to try this season in 3/0 and 4/0.

[@tundratoad7046]

Thanks! Let us know how it goes with those circles.

[@canelo84071]

Coming next week to kenai from California. hopefully can see you around to get some of your knowledge. I’m you sub.

[@tundratoad7046]

Are you going after Sockeye (Reds)? I'll eventually get down there myself later this month. You never know who you'll run into on the Kenai.

[@canelo84071]

@@tundratoad7046 yes sir

[@AlaskaPirates]

As always, fantastic video!

[@tundratoad7046]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@10MinutestoRouletteFortune]

Great video.......Thanks Tundra!

[@tundratoad7046]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@josephsali9150]

When you fish the corkie set up does it bounce along the bottom or sit in one spot?

[@tundratoad7046]

Thanks for the question! The corkies bob around in the current, the weight holds them from drifting. Last year the water was low and slow, 1 oz. was almost too much. This year the water was high and the current was stronger and 2 oz. was almost not enough. Also, you have to adjust the length of your leader depending on the current, too short and the corkies won't swing around in the current a whole lot or be forced right to the bottom. You just have to experiment with the length. Ideally you want to have your corkies bobbing around 6 to 12 inches off the bottom. Hope this clears things up a bit.