Epic Sub Arctic Adventure | Giant Atlantic Salmon & Brook Trout

[@ernsthorn2788]

One of the more inspiring places you have highlighted in your episodes. As an ex-fishing guide in Alaska, I appreciate the professionalism, competency, and genuine enthusiasm of all the staff in this show. They seemed relaxed and very well-spoken. I suspect that made Mark's job that much easier. The place itself though, is magnificent, a true dream. Man! Would I love to go there!

[@kornofulgur]

Pause at 34:04 His encyclopedic knowledge of that river don't come from nowhere

[@rickthorne2939]

Awesome job Keir

[@randy5391]

I know edwards father I've heard many stories about this place very jealous of this one!

[@theirishgrover420]

Great episode ,Awesome fishing as always

[@stuartcasgrain2293]

What a beautiful, remote river. Hopefully it stays untouched and pristine. I'm curious, when exactly was this filmed?

[@newflyfisher]

August 2023

[@rickthorne2939]

I was that Bob playing the guitar?

[@FishingwithKeir]

Ya man.

[@andrewwebster13]

Kier is a beast dude can inhale extra spicy ramen and land chrome bumpers. He has some cool vids on the tube check him out.

[@FishingwithKeir]

Thanks man!!!

[@craigdebeer1444]

Do Brooke trout die after sporning . Like salmon do. Or do they return to the sea again.

[@robertheal261]

Brook trout are not hard wired to die after spawning, like Pacific salmon do. That said, neither are Atlantic Salmon. While many do die after spawning, Atlantic salmon can return the the ocean and spawn multiple times.

[@MichaelBenderWentz]

Neither Brook trout or Atlantic salmon die after spawning

[@bricecrum1212]

Sporning

[@viktor34567]

They do not die after spawning. Although they live relatively short lives.

[@KBosch-xp2ut]

They don’t all die after spawning like Pacific salmon. 100% of Pacific salon die after spawning. Atlantic salmon will also survive after spawning and return to the sea. That said, a significant number of Atlantic salmon die from spawning. I read that up to 10% survive after spawning. It probably varies a lot depending on the stock.

[@tomm6431]

Mark teaches us we are going to make mistakes. But reset and move on.