I love your videos, but as a musician, it would be nice if youd credit your music. You list all other personnel and equipment? Thanks for making the kind of videos that make me late for work in the mornings!!
You know, all ya clowns, you can have your deserts, your Vegas's, your Mexico's, your polluted tainted water…..whatever, I'm keepin' my BC Salmon, my super clean cold water and my majestic Rainbow Trout fly-fishin'. Just go sweat it out down south, there's nothin' up here for ya in BC. lol
Jet boats/sleds destroy redds by scouring the river bottom with their jet wash. Eggs are washed from their gravel beds and ejected into the stream flow to be eaten by other fish. Or sometimes the eggs are buried further with the disturbed gravel and sediments thus smothering and killing them. Redd surveys have shown that spawning fish are not always limited to the upper tributaries but often use the middle river to build their redds. This is not a new issue and has been banded about for more than a decade in B.C. and Washington state. Guides, lodges, resorts, individuals still using sleds are being irresponsible and selfish in their use. Consumers using their services are condoning this behavior and are likewise irresponsible and selfish. This is not conservation as all give lip service to but rather greed, both personal and professional. Pathetic bunch of two-faced hypocrites, many of whom carry a conservationist flag yet know about the issue and have decided to ignore it for their gain.
If you must have your sled, then leave it in the lower river where it will do little harm to the fisheries.
Adrienne is a certified badass for landing a fish like that in that deep and fast of water.. anyone that wades big rivers knows one slip or loss of balance can get really scary real quick. Amazing. Just chopper in to one of the nicest untouched systems in the world to hammer those unreal fish on the fly.. almost get depressed watching this.. unbelievable stuff.
Excellent video!! I live in Ireland and have fished lots of the best known rivers in British Columbia over the years including the Skeena just a few months ago, we intend going back as often as possible. The advice you gave is so accurate, those fish will find weaknesses in you, your rod, reel, lines or hooks!! I got spooled by a nice Steelhead in Terrace and had to jump into the river to recover my line. Off to Florida soon to fish for Tarpon then back to NY in October for the Chinook runs from lake Ontario!! Who said fishing was easy???
thats fast current to be standing in, nice fish!
5:02, what kind of a knot is that?
I love your videos, but as a musician, it would be nice if youd credit your music. You list all other personnel and equipment? Thanks for making the kind of videos that make me late for work in the mornings!!
Yes, looks amazing and is a great adventure/experience….But pay aprx $5000 for a fishing trip sounds a bit expensive
Amazing catching them in such heavy flow hats off!
Pocket your trimmed mono lady – Jesus.
F**** Frosty . . . .
Que pasada me alegro que personas en el mundo dusfrutemos tanto en lo rios.
Un saludo desde España
Just an amazing place …. thanks for filming such beauty!
Tiino pairaawaatu — nuunui ano te hamona taraute ra — pai te ataata nei — a, kia ora ra
You know, all ya clowns, you can have your deserts, your Vegas's, your Mexico's, your polluted tainted water…..whatever, I'm keepin' my BC Salmon, my super clean cold water and my majestic Rainbow Trout fly-fishin'. Just go sweat it out down south, there's nothin' up here for ya in BC. lol
glad to see you crushing the barbs on the hooks
magic photography my friends and I am so jealous…………..
awesome video, but would have been way better without the soundtrack, just the background sounds would have been more effective in taking us along…..
Jet boats/sleds destroy redds by scouring the river bottom with their jet wash. Eggs are washed from their gravel beds and ejected into the stream flow to be eaten by other fish. Or sometimes the eggs are buried further with the disturbed gravel and sediments thus smothering and killing them. Redd surveys have shown that spawning fish are not always limited to the upper tributaries but often use the middle river to build their redds. This is not a new issue and has been banded about for more than a decade in B.C. and Washington state. Guides, lodges, resorts, individuals still using sleds are being irresponsible and selfish in their use. Consumers using their services are condoning this behavior and are likewise irresponsible and selfish. This is not conservation as all give lip service to but rather greed, both personal and professional. Pathetic bunch of two-faced hypocrites, many of whom carry a conservationist flag yet know about the issue and have decided to ignore it for their gain.
If you must have your sled, then leave it in the lower river where it will do little harm to the fisheries.
Hi its possible to get the address and some information about this place .
thank you
Hi
I basically live here lol
Adrienne is a certified badass for landing a fish like that in that deep and fast of water.. anyone that wades big rivers knows one slip or loss of balance can get really scary real quick. Amazing. Just chopper in to one of the nicest untouched systems in the world to hammer those unreal fish on the fly.. almost get depressed watching this.. unbelievable stuff.
No float coat. Open top waders in heavy current. Dont slip…..
Very unprofessional to see how excess string is carelessly clipped away.
great video, amazing, thanks.
hate heavy metal noise in vids like this…
Wow Adrienne knows her stuff, awesome angler.Thanks for the treat to watch !! Much respect..
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Beautiful video guys! What's the song @ 6:40?
Vos vidéo sont vraiment magnifique ,,,,,,,,excellent ,très bon choix de musique ,la pêche que j’apprécie ,,Superbe .
Excellent video!! I live in Ireland and have fished lots of the best known rivers in British Columbia over the years including the Skeena just a few months ago, we intend going back as often as possible.
The advice you gave is so accurate, those fish will find weaknesses in you, your rod, reel, lines or hooks!! I got spooled by a nice Steelhead in Terrace and had to jump into the river to recover my line.
Off to Florida soon to fish for Tarpon then back to NY in October for the Chinook runs from lake Ontario!! Who said fishing was easy???
Great footage and true respect for Nature and the fish in our backyard
Not a fly fishing guy but I'm a fisherman I caught 50 pound chinook