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Great presentation, I don't like fishing with other people but i'm thinking you and I could hang out !!!

Great video. What was the average length of cast needed for trigger fish.

Im going have to question the "resident coho" idea...salmon are transitory...kokanee...resident status for sure but all others are migatory

How do you use the feet extenders

I had the traveler 2000 sence 1988 awesome vise

Cool video I’m looking at the pa12 or maybe an old town. Are you a dealer here in WA?

Show how easy it is to roll onto its side when you have a few fishing poles, your net, tackle box, etc. After all, it is a fishing kayak, right?

It's been a few years, are you still using it? How is the durability? What are you using now instead?

Just bought the Smurf Blue one today. I'm all a-quiver ! lol

Any particular reason why you tie on the under side of the stinger? Seen it done both ways but wondering if there is a particular reason for either method

Great interview mate! I just returned from CXI and actually had Michael as one of my guides! He was an absolute legend, such a top bloke and amazing guide. He actually went through how he was growing lettuce during covid with me, so it was great to hear him mention that again.

I have a question. At 2:53 you say "the clear water has some rocker to it in the front and back" what does that mean? Thank you for helping me.

Thanks for the video, very informative!

Parachute Adams Irresistible

I sold my standard Hobie scupper cart and replaced it with the C-Tug and I have been very happy with the C-Tug.

Great tip, this would work nice on the the kayak I like to bring a couple of rods and its a struggle to set it up in the yak.

I have the Lono bug slinger and have had it out only a couple of times and I love it how ever I wish it had an attachable rail system or a way to add different accessories. It’s a great fishing plant form and i am a 5’6 140 lbs girl. I can load it and get it to the water by myself. That’s not as easy as you would think being there isn’t a lot of real fishing information for women. I can do it but my strength and process are different because I’m built different so i appreciate this boat…I have 2 other very nice inflatables and their is no comparison. It’s a great boat

Shutdown for 3.5 years!? I’m glad they’re back up and running. Great interview

Opinion on 8wt casts over 40', 60' and 80'

I've never thought of this, but I like it and thank you. I've been tying a loop first, but threading the loop through the eye of the hook is a pain sometimes. This eliminates that entirely. Cool !

Great video, I plan on going myself. I was planning on using my 7wt sector for bones. Would that work?

I fished Christmas Island for 10 days in 1995. We saw no triggerfish and none of the guides or Big Eddy made any mention of fishing for them. What has changed since then? The human population on the island was much lower then and I think the population of bonefish was much greater.

Do you know if there is bluegill in there? Lake nahwatzel?

usual outstanding clip you probably need to do a trip to cocos island everything in this clip but bigger plus bumpies

The people here are bustling and cheerful, there are also beautiful things here, I will definitely visit them

Cool video! Thanks!

I use a 11/12 Enforcer on my 15' 10 weight spey rod. Great drag for big kings in Alaska.

This is a beautiful reel. I used the smallest model for a month in New Zealand swinging and it is a flawless piece of equipment.

I love the topic amazing guest. I’m from Chilliwack BC. The Chilliwack system is a great steelhead system as well as the other 4 salmon species and Bull trout. Just landed my first steelhead on the fly may 31st of this year. The great thing about may is the system is fly fishing only for that month. Hint hint. The Coquahalla river is fly only from July until October in the upper section of that river. I’ve found that the more I fish the more I want to fish systems that aren’t as popular. When you have success it’s even more gratifying.

Qs Kokatat suit vs wetsuit? Whats your advice? Also how can you tell if lingcod a female?

Thanks for sharing, nice video!

Fire Tiger? Looks like a baby peacock bass... That is a great color for peacock bass.

Blake, thanks for the tips. I have a bunch of clousers that have the hook tied as normal, non tube fly and hook bend is near head of fly, when experiencing short strikes from humpies or silvers I'd like to tie on a stinger hook, any recommendations on how to tie on a stinger to a non tube fly that is already tied and the fish are striking short?

Can you put that seat farther back than you had it on the Zepplin 10?

Do you have an opinion about the commander?

I’m using airflo wf7s7 with 20lbs maxima as the end of my main line with loop connected with 6lbs maxima leader 12ft length - hook size 12 mustad - copper beeds - lead wire 0.35 - flashabou green and chenille olive uv

Thanks for the comparison. Curious about how the Clearwater compares to the water master Kodiak that the video briefly showed.

Some flies you just can’t buy !

What time of year was this? Heading that way in August and unsure how to dress or what gear to bring (never fished that area). Great video, thanks for sharing!

Great info I also like the rack of guitars in the back!

The people are amazing! Great video

Simple and Fishy. Great looking pattern. I will have to spin some up! Do you have any issues with durability on the marabou body? Kind of surprised not to see some kind of counter wrap.

What line wt fly rod are you using for these size of flys?

Sage is king!!!

Where do you guys camp around that area? Is there a fee?

you didn't include the best fly for cutthroat trout the reverse spider hands down catches way more than any other mind you the muddler isn't far behind either.

Your videos always rock Blake. Cheers, Mazen

Splitting the rod pulls the fly line to Leader loop back into the guides- right?

Could you put a70# lab on the back of the Clearwater?

Is it possible to sight fly fishing in puget sound? Thanks 🙏