Monster Salmon Crushes Dipsy!

[@zlistiak]

The thumbs up for sea beast pop up scared the crap out of me. Lol

[@waikarimoana]

Oh mate,what a monster of the Salmon,hope you smoked the bugger,hahaha,well done guys,thumbsup,AWESOME FISH,5* from NZ boys.

[@joewellfu]

why does the bumper between the flasher and diver so damn long? i fish em no more then 2 feet between .

[@dboerema]

You have not really lived in my opinion until you're fighting a Dipsy Rod out of a Dipsy holder!

[@stvsanders]

How long of a leader in feet do you have between the dipsy diver and the dodger. Looked like around 10 feet.

[@jeffbuda1659]

19 pounds is pretty nice. You guys should take a trip here ( lake ontario) where 30+ pounders, some pushing 40lbs are swimming around!

[@bryantburns3664]

Why the hell would they do that? Lake michigan is a better fishery

[@ace101guy]

Now that's a sea beast

[@airborne307sapper]

JB, Got home last night from our trip to the UP, to say I was disappointed would be an understatement. The weather was much colder than in years past, I do not think we saw the temperature over 65 any day, and we fought wind and rainstorms every day. We had one good day smallmouth fishing where we caught around 50 or so. The water temperature was as high as 68.9 and as low as 64.8. We trolled for walleye when we could and managed to catch one 22 incher and a bunch of drum. I did get out for two days of stream trout fishing and did pretty good, between my son and I we caught 7 Brook Trout over 14 inches and a bunch of them from small to 8 or 9 inches. My son took his first UP shower when he stumbled over a log and filled his waders. Although the fishing was bad, it was still great to be home in Michigan for some much needed rest and relaxation. Now I have to get ready for the movers to pack up the house and head for Missouri. Steve

[@95xjdude]

Dang ol spin doctor!

[@BBBYpsi]

What a great calm day out on Michigan. Beautiful fish. Was this out of Muskegon?

[@ConsummateSportsman]

Much further north ;)

[@LuizCma]

KZbin, colossal squid, in Amazônia brasil super croc and giant sucuri.

[@javasoccernut]

Salmon. Michigan. Don't get much better. Sure beats sweating in NC.

[@Aldi752]

Love the Videos!!! I'm always waiting for the next one to come out.. Keep up the Great Job you do,,, Thank you,,,,

[@space.cowboy69]

What are your boat specs? And what a monster!

[@ConsummateSportsman]

16.5' Lund Explorer

[@ahill2climb1]

Very cool video and awesome fish! Love the State hat btw.

[@MrAnimalControl]

Awesome man!

[@RUDYAKAHALIBU77]

What size dipsy diver are you using I like trolling deep thxs

[@nordenconrad]

why do people let the fish back into the water instead of eating!!?.. let me know, I really dont understand!!

[@salmonninja7223]

I'd love to get over there for a go at them fish! Amazing.

[@kevingodziebiewski5642]

State?!?!?......that's that

[@basswithmass6008]

nice king! great video, subscribe for fishing and more

[@twinbee13monsterhunter]

Wow that's a monster

[@Reelfishinguk]

great video guys

[@loganfishbeard]

I think you need a longer leader;)

[@SGallowayFishing]

nice fish!

[@susankampers5941]

Nice fish boys great job

[@nwpentax]

What is that fish shaped flasher with the string of hootchies behind it called? I live in WA state and have never seen a salmon set up like that but I would love to try it if it is a commercially available product.

[@ConsummateSportsman]

That's called a "Spindoctor" made by Dreamweaver in Michigan. Super effective with a fly or squid behind it. I usually run an 18" to 20" leader to my fly. Order a few online. You won't be disappointed!

[@zzz7zzz9]

love the spin doctor. wicked roll to it.

[@FrankAbyss]

Awesome fish!!

[@eturc72]

Nothing like a big king slamming a dipsy line. You guys don't put an elastic band on the wire though and loosen the drag? Surprising. 30 or 40lb wire?

[@ConsummateSportsman]

30lb wire, and yeah we use a snubber. It goes behind the dipsey though, not on the wire.

[@eturc72]

We hit Ontario for a week every year- with kings averaging in the mid to upper 20's- Even with the 9" snubbers- we put an elastic on the wire about 10" up from the reel and loop it on the handle. Allows us to open the drag a bit more so that when they hit- they can run and not be fighting the drag on the reel until we can get to the rod. Definitely increased our hookup rate.

[@ConsummateSportsman]

eturc72 Ahh, gotcha. That makes sense. In 2011 we had real big kings like that here in MI, but haven't seen them that big since.

[@eturc72]

The Consummate Sportsman 20 lb king isn't anything to sneeze at. Just can't believe you guys use a 16 ft boat on the big lake

[@ryanetaynara4319]

Cook inlet?

[@ryanetaynara4319]

nm, just read the description lol

[@james369]

Nice king!!!

[@SalmaxKayak]

Dats a bigg'n!

[@vigneshganapathi9015]

Awesome

[@carolynnbrakefield5000]

C'mon 19.5 my first king was a 42.7... But then again i am in Alaska where everything is bigger

[@peterday1834]

My first King was 25 and in Oregon. West Coast is the Best Coast

[@carolynnbrakefield5000]

Every day all day

[@XSRtiliry420]

my first was 32lbs, Lake Ontario..

[@77bustoff]

What a beauty 👍