Winter Steelhead BEAD Fishing

[@FishTramp]

Damn epic fight. The dude recording was so negative about you landing that fish. Lol he's like nope your not going down there, nope idk if u could, its not possible. Bro says hold my beer, full fkn send!!

[@coltonswift4767]

I know and live that spot well, good work

[@dukeumnukem9747]

Way to go releasing that fish! It sure didn't look like a healed scar. Alot of people would have kept it. Great sportsmanship. Please be careful crossing rivers. Always seems the other side is better. Just be careful. Nice channel you have a new subscriber!👍🤙🎣

[@halfwatt7905]

I’ve lost fish in that spot where you decided to jump in the river and chase that fish down to the next hole. I never thought a person could safely wade that, and once you commit to something like that, there’s no going back if need be. Stay safe and remember a slimy fish is never worth your life. Good video by the way. 👍👍

[@JacksonQDavis1993]

Misclipped hatchery fish

[@stopblowinguprivers7231]

If you look closely at the fish’s dorsal fin it’s perfectly intact. Not a hatchery fish. Good choice

[@stopblowinguprivers7231]

To elaborate- hatchery fish will have a beat up dorsal from the hatchery ponds. That’s how tribal rivers tell their unclipped hatchery fish from wild fish is if the dorsal is beat up or not. Of course it isn’t always 100% accurate wild fish are sometimes beat up, but good identifying marker for a fish like that

[@tomowens5255]

Someone cut the fin off that fish. If it was a hatchery it would be healed over and not white. Good video.

[@ivankonoplev6577]

That’s what we both thought as well, it looked like a fresh cut.

[@leviburns89]

Could've been DNR doing late river nets

[@AWOODLA24]

For sure a native. Some idiot cut the adipose

[@northvanbcfishing3454]

Looks deep there bro becareful

[@williamcooke6056]

It is not a healed scar, so is illegal even if it was a hatchery clip that someone raked with a knife.

[@V8RAMBO]

Klasna Video

[@cnsgains5506]

It was a native but on the next trip back from the salt it'll be a hatchery. Mis-clips are healed over fully. Plus it only matters what the warden thinks

[@myleswelch9561]

Let that one go every time!

[@Anzuelo9]

Nice video new here

[@antonioramos5887]

Hatchery

[@jackordway5683]

Hatchery fish

[@joshuatressler4206]

Glad you let it go

[@northvanbcfishing3454]

I think it is a wild maybe someone clip the fine so goodjob to release it we don't know and don't take a risk.

[@cisco206pnw]

Where you guys from?

[@ivankonoplev6577]

Oregon

[@cisco206pnw]

Looks like the fishing is a lot better than Washington! Great video

[@oak8728]

@@ivankonoplev6577 is this Oregon water?

[@ivankonoplev6577]

@@oak8728 yes it is

[@shaunlehman9158]

@@cisco206pnw Steelhead fishing in Washington has been on fire so far this season you must just be hitting the wrong rivers at the wrong times my man

[@rickysimmonds2681]

That’s not a wild fish.

[@davidsarafinchan4291]

hatchery 100% Fin has to be fully formed to be a wild

[@FishTramp]

Some jack ass cut it off after they caught it! That was a wild fish because the scar wasn't fully healed. U must be brand new to steelhead fishing?