I've enjoyed your channel for a while, Casey, BMack, Eric & Logan. I recently "found" the Born and Raised Outdoors guys thru your 2018 hunting series and enjoy theirs too (Land of the Free 1.0 and 2.0). As a kid, we would fish in the lakes that we or our family members had cabins on in Saskatchewan and I really enjoyed it, from digging up worms to trolling in the boat or casting from our dock or shore. There is just something about being on water that resets my priorities and makes me happy. I had a spine/spinal cord injury about 8+ yrs ago. I had always promised myself that when my daughter graduated high school (she did in 2018) that I was going to go on a big fishing trip and maybe even take up hunting. So now that these adventures are out of reach for me, I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Having said all this, I am not familiar with Steelheads. Couple of questions for you (or anyone who can answer)… what does it mean when you guys said "not a clipper" and "no that's a native fish", and lastly I was thinking that they looked like rainbow trouts with their coloration, but when you cut into it, it looked like salmon meat. Can you tell me if it is a salmon or a trout? I tried to ask "Dr Google" and am more confused than when I looked it up, haha. Looks like a great time was had, which is what it is all about. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures. Heather🇨🇦
Pro tip #837, hold the net along the pole and simultaneously let go as you scoop up your fish! If the net hits the water first, theres a good chance it'll spook the fish and cause it to run again. I learned that working on a charter boat in Kodiak, Alaska so you know it's a legit pro tip! Sweet series, guys, keep up the good work!
One of the coolest things about hunting and fishing is that you get to experience the hills and valleys… you go through the work, the slow times, rough conditions, etc. only to be followed by seeing that bobber sink or that buck step out. You truly get to experience all emotions. I think it’s rare that an activity can provide all of that! What an awesome video! Keep it up y’all!
Hi guys just recently started watching your vlogs….just watched your dad getting his elk with muzzleloader i was tearing up. My dad has passed but he hunted deer with me and my buddies in michigan brought back memories …..thanks
I've enjoyed your channel for a while, Casey, BMack, Eric & Logan. I recently "found" the Born and Raised Outdoors guys thru your 2018 hunting series and enjoy theirs too (Land of the Free 1.0 and 2.0). As a kid, we would fish in the lakes that we or our family members had cabins on in Saskatchewan and I really enjoyed it, from digging up worms to trolling in the boat or casting from our dock or shore. There is just something about being on water that resets my priorities and makes me happy. I had a spine/spinal cord injury about 8+ yrs ago. I had always promised myself that when my daughter graduated high school (she did in 2018) that I was going to go on a big fishing trip and maybe even take up hunting. So now that these adventures are out of reach for me, I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Having said all this, I am not familiar with Steelheads. Couple of questions for you (or anyone who can answer)… what does it mean when you guys said "not a clipper" and "no that's a native fish", and lastly I was thinking that they looked like rainbow trouts with their coloration, but when you cut into it, it looked like salmon meat. Can you tell me if it is a salmon or a trout? I tried to ask "Dr Google" and am more confused than when I looked it up, haha. Looks like a great time was had, which is what it is all about. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures. Heather🇨🇦
Nice fish guys
Hey Trent what did you name your new boat? Its bad luck not to name it!
Thumbnail looked like Mark Zona from a glance lol
You guys should do a video with Addicted Life those boys bring in the steelies.
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Another great vid guys !
Casey coming in clutch with those netting skills! Looks like such a fun trip!
Awesome fishing great video keep up the great work
Pro tip #837, hold the net along the pole and simultaneously let go as you scoop up your fish! If the net hits the water first, theres a good chance it'll spook the fish and cause it to run again. I learned that working on a charter boat in Kodiak, Alaska so you know it's a legit pro tip! Sweet series, guys, keep up the good work!
Kody did you get that Willie bait box on ebay?
Awesome job love seeing the crew together
Life vest ??👍
One of the coolest things about hunting and fishing is that you get to experience the hills and valleys… you go through the work, the slow times, rough conditions, etc. only to be followed by seeing that bobber sink or that buck step out. You truly get to experience all emotions. I think it’s rare that an activity can provide all of that! What an awesome video! Keep it up y’all!
Nice video!! Trents wild was sure a nice Chromer!! Love the fishing videos..
yes!
You don’t need to tell us where you go, rather what river/s you fish🧐
Bmac looks like you need to be more positive about things .
I really need to do this one day. What a great day!
I’m pullin for trents boat! Come Trent treav!!!
Dam that was awesome. Looked like a ton of fun :). Thanks for sharing.
Are steel head good to eat ?
U guys caught some whoopers
Hi guys just recently started watching your vlogs….just watched your dad getting his elk with muzzleloader i was tearing up. My dad has passed but he hunted deer with me and my buddies in michigan brought back memories …..thanks
You guys are awesome pleas follow me on Instagram @pass_thru_outdoors
Very well done looked like a lot of fun!
Nice fish!
Casey i can bring my ocean boat to Bandon where we can keep crabs!! Jason from poky