Spring Salmon with Jack Glass, Buzz Ramsey & Ben Walczak

Come fish the Pacific Northwest with Professional Guide Jack Glass. Jack guided Jeremy Wade into his largest freshwater catch on the series River Monsters-a Great White Sturgeon they caught while fishing the Columbia River.
Also onboard is Buzz Ramsey, a famous NW tackle innovator and writer. Ben Walczak works for the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife.
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[@JigginwithG]

I could listen to buzz tell stories all day like my grandpa lol 🐟🤘 legend

[@jarodhigginbotham398]

Love listening to my buddy Buzz telling stories!!

[@lucasholmgrenmusic]

He's a wealth of info.

[@user-ui6wh4nx6e]

You never get bored on fishing trip if you have someone like him with good stories 😅

[@anglertales]

Great stories about Willy! I've always wanted to fish the Sandy with Jack, and this year, I'm going to make it happen. Thanks for sharing your day on the water!

[@jazzmandave]

Great insight from important people, legendary actually, including the guide Jack Glass, This is a keeper video. Thank you gents.

[@bblandscapingservicesinc]

Awesome video!

[@diazfan5986]

AWESOME TO TAKE WILLY ON EVERY TRIP

[@jdalley5192]

Is that a Willie boat???

[@paaapppermaker]

Idk what it is but its nice!

[@joebrenner4428]

Those falcons can swoop in at warp speed and tear your eyeballs.

[@toddnicholas8945]

Great video 🇺🇸🇺🇸 got a couple of legends on the water🎣🎣

[@joebrenner4428]

You have recently heard about Falconry Based Indian Abatement and Falconry Based Avian Abatement but have you have heard of a Perdix Swarm?I am developing an automated drone squadron to rid the Astoria are of cormorants and Caspian terns.

[@joebrenner4428]

We are calling it Falconry Based Indian Abatement or FBIA for short.

[@joebrenner4428]

Indians down on the Klamath want to start a sucker hatchery and the were a main food source for them.They even used to have sucker canneries and they said it is was good as canned salmon.Same with the Indians on the Columbia but I bet they have never eaten one in their lives and we have shitloads."Largescale sucker are reported to have been consumed by the Mid-Columbia Indians of the Columbia River between Celilo Falls and Priest Rapids (eastern Oregon and Washington States) [69]. In the early 1800s, they were caught one of two ways: in traps made of willow baskets set on a stone weir or snagged with a three-pronged hook on a line. They were a highly valued fish that was considered as important as salmon. Available in February and March, they were the first fish after winter months, providing a refreshing change from dried winter foods. A popular myth recounts the tale of how a largescale sucker was rehabilitated from a fall from the sky with the bones of other animals. The purpose of this was so that the fish would be available for people to catch and enjoy. The unusually shaped bones of the sucker provide detail for the story, with some of them referred to as “grizzly’s earrings”, “raven’s socks”, “cricket packing her child”, soft-basket-woman monster”. Be

[@joebrenner4428]

They were a refreshing change.

[@joebrenner4428]

The Indians used to call April the Sucker Moon not the Park Your Fatasses On a Fish Ladder Month or Deploy the Gillnets Month

[@CauCaTV2-pz5jm]

I am really impressed with the wonderful moments you have created in this video. The fishing scenes are really exciting. I wish I could be your companion to share these beautiful fishing scenes.🐋🐬🦭🐟🐟🐟🐟🐠🐠🐠

[@joebrenner4428]

Shad roe sells for a higher price than salmon does on the east coast and we have millions."Wild Shad Roe, 2 Pair ; $64.99 ; $64.99 - $64.99 ; Current price $64.99 ; "

[@joebrenner4428]

I have been catching fresh winter broodstock in April and May.The guides are all crying about it because it conflicts with their spring Chinook fishing in the Columbia and Willamette.That doesn't mean that they aren't there.The Cowlitz is stocking as many as ever but they are much later and they just don't beeline straight to the hatchery hole.

[@joebrenner4428]

What would it cost to ship 60,000 suckers to K-Falls annually?A few hundred bucks maybe.Maybe they could just drive up to the Columbia and do their ceremonial sucker dance and pray to their sucker gods and just pretend it was the Klamath?

[@joebrenner4428]

I am not even kidding and the same thing with these Indians on the Columbia and you couldn't force them to eat a sucker." Aug 29, 2022 - Nearly half of the money this year, $10 million, will go to the Klamath Falls National Fish Hatchery to breed 60,000 sucker fish annually"