@@Braydencoish Only touch a fish that needs recovery. Support the fish under the belly, behind the pectoral fin and face the fish upstream. When that lively, just submerge the net and let them swim off otherwise you are removing the slime from the fish when handling. Great video.
@@anthonypretty2877 I’ve done more than my share research on this, if your hands are wet, you remove absolutely nothing from the fish. I would always rather let the fish rest in the net or my hands whether they need reviving or not, when they kick off, that tells me that they’re ready to go. Nonetheless, good to see you looking out for fish , most people just slander because one was released🙄 Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching !
Awesome videos!! I love the West Coast!!
@@bluecharmproductions4556 west coast best coast ;)
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Instructions to net guy: Stay were yer to till I comes were yer at!!😄 Nice work and great releases - keep'em in the water.
I should’ve said those exact words hahaha 🤣
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Great fishing guys … keep em comin ..!
I sure will !
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Good going guys . Got to love it.
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Nice day on the brook with lots of tight line
@@tuckerandi sure was !
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Awesome videos
@@SuperWayster good you like em !
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One of the best rivers around.
@@codraven57 fair statement !
Awesome video bud enjoy
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How do you tie the hitch on the fly ?
@@townieoutdoors8121 message me on fb or insta I’ll show you !
👌🏻👌🏻
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Ye guys had a lovely morning for sure. Nice looking salmon. Better in the pot thou. 😅
Sure was a mornin !
I get just as much joy lettin one kick off , than a meal of em … tagged one this am , catch n cook comin soon !!
Great fish guys.
Nice release.
@@byronmurrin34 thank you !
One sloppy release there but hey , with lively fish , they go when they want !
@@Braydencoish Only touch a fish that needs recovery. Support the fish under the belly, behind the pectoral fin and face the fish upstream. When that lively, just submerge the net and let them swim off otherwise you are removing the slime from the fish when handling. Great video.
@@anthonypretty2877 I’ve done more than my share research on this, if your hands are wet, you remove absolutely nothing from the fish.
I would always rather let the fish rest in the net or my hands whether they need reviving or not, when they kick off, that tells me that they’re ready to go.
Nonetheless, good to see you looking out for fish , most people just slander because one was released🙄
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching !