Big Bear Lake TroutFest
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See Team Suiso attack Big Bear Lake in California to kill some orange meat Rainbow Trout. Thanks to the fishing derby held the week before there are plenty of fish left!
Duration : 11 min 47 sec
Carp Fishing
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http://www.ireland.payjoe.com/fishing/carp/Carp_Fishing.html Carp Fishing is an enjoyable sport, however some people take it a bit to far,
Duration : 50 sec
Bristol Bay Back in The Day, Part I
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A trip back in time to 1938 explores the profitable Salmon-fishing industry in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Distributed by Tubemogul.
Duration : 8 min 16 sec
Idaho Steelhead Fishing on Southfork Clearwater River
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Duration : 6 min 40 sec
Steelhead Fishing Conditions March 13, 2009
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Elk Creek Fishing – Conditions on Erie Pennsylvania Streams. To see reports, photos, and videos go to www.fishsteelheadalley.com sponsored by The Green Roof Inn Girard, PA
Duration : 0:3:37
Drift Fishing Secrets: Monster Salmon Battle!
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Fighting and releasing a monster sized salmon that wasnt even hooked!
It was accidentally lassoed just like youd expect a bull to be in a rodeo!
Duration : 0:2:26
Wild Trout Fishing in New Yorks Adirondack Mountains May 2009 for large freestone stream browns.
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Trout Fishing for wild brown trout in the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York. All catch and release on a beautiful freestone river with prolific hatches of insects such as caddis and stone flies. Remote and beautiful. A fantastic spot for birding and watching almost undisturbed nature. Very private and pristine. Adirondack Retreats is centrally located to many of the best rivers in northern NY such as the Ausable, Saranac, St. Regis, Chazy, Boquet, Salmon and many others. Nearby are a Casino and a Donald Ross/TrentJones world class golf course. Fantastic Architecture dating back to the 1600s. Contact and view all at papabearsoutdoors.com. Web site under reconstruction. Interested in a trip or info E-mail papabearsoutdoors@yahoo.com
Duration : 0:9:47
Roaring River worm fishing
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How to set up a plastic worm for fishing in Roaring River state park
Duration : 0:1:15
Winter fly fishing for steelhead, salmon river NY. What’s your favorite fly?
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Let me know what your favorite fly is for winter steelhead. I mostly use glo bugs, but would love some other tips. Thanks.
A few that I always carry with me on the Salmon river:
1) Nuclear eggs (yarn flys) in orange/chartruese or pink/chartruese
2) Black bead head wooly boogers, size 4 or 6 fished down and across then "swung" in the current
3) stone fly nymphs (black and gold) dead drifted
4) and my secret weapon: a size 12 copper john dead drifted
I use an 8 wt rod w/ 250yds backing – floating line, and florocarbon tippet (3x or 4x) nymphs and yarn flys fished w/ an indicator, a few small splitshot to get them deep.
Wooly boogers work well at +750 cfm
Wondering what us in river for fishing?
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I like to go fishing in a river in florida which leads in to the ocean, but from where i fish it is at least 30 miles away from the ocean. I was wondering what kind of fish are probably in this river, there are a lot of stubs and fallen trees and boat docks in this lake and i was wondering what i should use in these areas for the fish that u may suggest r in there, so please help
well im not sure if the river is partially saltwater (brackish) and partially fresh or if it is all freshwater or saltwater…but most likely you have some largemouth if you know for certain it is fresh and sunnies and bluegills along with catfish…catfish are most likely in that river because they live in both saltwater and freshwater under a lot of hectic conditions…there may be snook in that river if it is brackish. try using some sort of live bait such as minnows, worms, crawdads, shrimp, ballyhoo etc that will stir up some action in the water…have an amazing time fishing and hope that I helped!!!