WINTER TROUT & BURBOT FISHING(Jigging) | OKANAGAN LAKE!! (Catch & Clean)

[@PinoycanAnglers]

Awesome video bud. Im from okanagan too.🎣

[@Fueledbythewild]

Thanks! Great place for fishing🐟👌

[@ColtonWilson3000]

Nice video, I never went bourbon fishing. But I want too. I just troll that lake for big rainbows. Caught an 11 pounder like 15 years ago

[@Fueledbythewild]

Thanks man! Okanagan Lake is more of a challenge for burbot, location, bait and techniques are key, and persistence of course, it's just such a big body of water to pick apart and the burbot take full advantage of it. 11lb bow from Okanagan is a real accomplishment, most will dream of that for a lifetime, lots of trout in the 2-5lb range, although many guys think a 2lb is a 5lb. Good luck out there and hopefully you can attempt a burbot fish. 🐟🤙😎

[@ColtonWilson3000]

@@Fueledbythewild ya it was a beautiful rainbow, my second biggest. Okangan is a great fishery. But ya I want to try burbot fishing now. Supposed to be amazing eating too. Maybe I’ll go this weekend.

[@Fueledbythewild]

@@ColtonWilson3000 Good luck man, last hour or so of light in the evening is always been the best for us. Early mornings can be good too.

[@nickradic]

You ever catch Lake Trout in Okanagan Lake? I know Kalamalka has em but I heard Okanagan does to.

[@Fueledbythewild]

Never a laker, I've heard stories but much like the ogopogo, never seen any true evidence. I've pounded the bottom a lot in Okanagan. Kal is great for Lakers.

[@bneaclab1]

Gotta be a sturgeon. Would be a huge one though.

[@Fueledbythewild]

Didn't look like a sturgeon to me but I guess it's a possibility. I was just surprised I could tell what it was from where I was.

[@b.h.7983]

Hi there, interesting find. Do have the coordinates or location where the carcass is? This is really interesting. Showed this video to a guy in the-know-how for fishes and he says it is a mystery to him. Thanks!

[@Fueledbythewild]

i don't have the coordinates but its laying on the shore in the first bay on your left as your passing rattlesnake island heading south. cant miss it.

[@b.h.7983]

@@Fueledbythewild Thanks. What are your impressions of size? Based on 1st impressions alone, it looks to be about a meter.

[@Fueledbythewild]

@@b.h.7983 looked about a meter in body size then some other length in legs or whatever extended past.

[@Fueledbythewild]

@@b.h.7983 I would have gone right to shore to check it out but it got shallow & was windy and I didn't have my waders with me and didn't want to get wet . Was surprised I couldn't make it out from where I was, doesn't happen often.

[@b.h.7983]

@@Fueledbythewild Ah, I see. What's your email? The guy I'm corresponding with is interested in knowing more about the weird carcass on the shore. Thanks in advance.

[@FISHWILD]

You should go back and figure out what that dead thing was...

[@Fueledbythewild]

I'm scared to🫣🫣🤣

[@FISHWILD]

@@Fueledbythewild haha

[@bradfarrahgerwing154]

Looked like a mountain sheep or mountain goat

[@Veloc1ty09]

What is that lure?

[@Fueledbythewild]

I believe its a Gibbs Delta sardine profile jig.

[@Cartersfishinghighlights]

I’m pretty sure ur not allowed to use treble hooks bc I’m up here at the moment but

[@Fueledbythewild]

Get yourself some regs and read them brotha🤙

[@ColtonWilson3000]

100% legal to use trebles in okanagan now. Regs change every year. Got to read them every year

[@bradfarrahgerwing154]

Usually most bc lakes allow trebles and rivers are barbless singles