How to Fish for Klutina River Red Salmon
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2024
- In this video, Scott Maclean, a fisheries biologist for the Alaska Department of Fish & Game, shows how to fish for red (sockeye) salmon in the Klutina River. He details where to fish, what type of gear to use, and demonstrates the fishing technique often referred to as ‘flossing’. In addition, he discusses the regulations and demonstrates the difference between a legally-hooked fish and a foul-hooked fish. Produced by Erik Anderson - ADF&G Sport Fish Division Region III. Copyright 2015 ADF&G.
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For more information on fishing the Klutina River, see www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?...
I never get tired watching this video was there below 2nd bridge this yr on July 4rth evening. Fished till 7am. Water is fast and a lot of snags but I got my limit after 6 hours of fishing.
Nicely done! Thank you for posting. One of these days!!
Great 👍 VIDEO! Very well done 😊 and very informative!!
Gettin ready for 2022. Gotta watch to get me ready lol.
nice video, add good information
I just noticed this was the last video that was uploaded. And that was 2 years ago. I would love to see more. Do you plan on any new ones?
And I'm interested in hunting tips too.
Been fishing Alaska for Reds for 28 years mostly the Russian and Kenai river. Going to have to check this river out. Were you at a particular camp ground?
That is where the Klutina dumps into the Copper. Fish there every year and its bout a mile walk down to the Copper from the Old Rich Hwy.
ADFG should require circle hooks for Sockeye fishing. No more snags and safer when it's crowded.
No fish in their this yr. water was really high. Went June 24
Just went last night 2020 July 4rth fished from 11pm till 5am got 6 filled proxy ,,,,had to put work in on these suckers.
I went last yr twice. This week last yr. got 2 and 2
Took my relative 18’ July 14. He was the only one that caught 1 ,,,, river was super high
Going again soon
If I like this video and subscribe do I get a discount on my next fishing licence? lol.
Ok, so can someone please explain to me the difference in snagging a sockeye salmon and flossing a sockeye salmon? Scott said for a fish to be legally hooked it must have the point of the hook inside the mouth, not outside, or anywhere else on the flesh.
Flossing for salmon means that person is actively attempting to snag a fish inside the mouth, how can this activity be legal?? OR am I missing the point about the department selling license's so they can raise huge amounts of money directly and indirectly through violation fines??
Two years ago in Canada I had an asshole of a fisheries officer try to write a ticket for using a fly with a barb, I had crushed the barb off it with forceps but in his opinion it was still detectable. Right across the river were six first nations guys netting salmon that were protected at that time, but he was too interested in trying to write a $500 fine to the European who fishes there every year and kills zero fish. I told him his $500 fine will cost $5000 per year for the rest of my life, because I will never return, he thought about it and put the book away.
By your statement, the 1st fish was foul hooked. You hooked it on the outside of the mouth. js
MV: Don't be a douchbag, js
@@mikevrabel5349 Eat my eh-nus
If you watch the video he pushes the hook into the mouth to remove it so the hook pierced the inside.
I guided kind fishing here some 15 years with jet boat then the AK fish & game became far worst involved in corruption with the Cordova commercial fishermen who live out of state then shutting off the sports fishing on the Gulkana and the Klutina to allow more commercial fishing which wrecked the fishing tourism in Glenallen.
It has been many years since I was here in the Glennallen area, but I hear the king fishing is still closed to allow the Cordova commercial fishermen to catch more salmon going to the Copper River, it is total corruption rotted in with the evil out of state commercial fishing that runs Alaska fish & game.
This is completely wrong. I caught Kings on the Gulkana and Klutina last year.
@@mikevrabel5349 Maybe you like to for the sports fishermen slapped with fishing closers and fishing restrictions to benefit the Commerical fishermen say hello to your out of state commercial fishing pals in Cordova.
@@Lure-Benson I live in Palmer boss, idk wtf you rambling on about, but the Klutina and Gulkana were open to sport fishing last year.