Includes reading water, tying up leaders, terminal gear, casting, fishing rods, and mainlines. Learn Gearing up Fishing Vests, Strike Detection, Stowing and Transporting fishing leaders, and the kinds offerings best suited for Chinook Salmon. Other videos provide specific techniques for fresh and saltwater angling.

Learn how to successfully revive fish for release. Quickly discover how to resuscitate fish safely, easily, and humanely for catch and release methods. In some locations around the world it is becoming an increasingly important angling element for recreational fishing.

Step-by-step instructions for anglers who want to learn how to drift fish for salmon. From the gear necessary to fish fighting tactics. Learn fast what to do once you’re on the water.

It’s hard to “read” water, so this video will instantly show you how color variations of surface currents translates into water depth. Once you know how to figure this out you’ll know where fish are holding.

Huge Chinook Salmon caught and released using ultralight monofilment test.

Easy to follow instructions of making and storing drift fishing leaders. Little known storage secrets to keep your offerings smelling great to fish without attracting odors they’ll find abhorrent. It’s fantastically productive!

Underwater camera videoing turbid fishing condtions. See how sight hides fish and puts them off the bite as surface refraction has the potential to frighten them.

Fish gravitating in a tail-out that you can actually see. Find out where they hold, how they hold, and how to read the surface of the water to make great presentations the first time you cast.

Thousands of Salmon Killed and left to rot on the beach by once noble Native American Indians. Netting practices that hinder the growth of natural resources for Fisheries. Netting practices that are illegal for anyone other than Native American, Indians, though are also Ethically questionable and reprehensible when it comes to absolutely Wasting a wondrous and vital natural resource.

Salmon Workers harvesting the entire Fish, not just eggs, for spawning purposes and then delivered to food-banks around the US Salmon are separated by species, inoculated with antibiotics, and then placed in holding ponds for subsequent spawning. Watch as motorized pens move salmon into manageable areas for workers to grab and separate fish. A stark compare contrast between tribal netting and managed fisheries.