Sound like something a snagger would say. Learn how to fish pussy.

HaHa.... That's funny right there.

Lol for real 😂

Still getting them to bite kook!

doing the right thing is always the right thing to do. lets get that straight. Its not the goregeous rivers I fish but I support his efforts

It’s similar here in Michigan especially at spots like Tippy Dam. The boots stack up and people floss and snag them all day and night. I prefer throwing spoons for them on the pier late spring. No crowds and the fish are still chrome.

@@michigantroutaddict4910 I live close to Pulaski NY and I refuse to fish the Salmon River during the run, I fish early in the season at the estuary where the fish are still fresh and chrome. Can't stand the riff raff that comes from the cities. Fish On m8.

@@michigantroutaddict4910what pier do you go too went too tippy dams for the first time this year and saw a good bit of snagging and overall poor sports

@@leviathan9399 the northern piers are usually your best bet. Anything north of Holland is best but I mostly fish out of Saint Joe which doesn’t get a great run but you can grind one out if you put time in. Ludington is the big one everyone usually hits in the fall just prior to the run but springtime you never know what’s gonna hit your glow spoon. Big browns, coho, steelhead and the occasional king are all possibilities.

since he is giving the wisconsin hotline i don't think he is in michigan.

How tf did covid destroy fishing ?

Rona didn't do shit to fishing. Government's did.

​@@duckwacker8720yep. 🙄 pure ignorance

Be careful about saying anything in alaska……… someone has pulled a gun on my when I tried to help teach a group of guys

@@IBaitTheHook you must've said something pretty dumb

These aren't native fish. Lol They are *_STOCKED_* for the purpose of fishing and also helping to control the invasive alewife population.

These fish are STOCKED. Some have adapted, but they were put here for fishing and to help control the alewife population.

Thank you. Salmon season always seems to bring the worse people out everywhere and anywhere.

This is part of the Milwaukee and Menominee river.

I believe it’s illegal in Wisconsin. Best way to find out for sure is to call an conservation warden in the area. Their phone # can be found on the WI DNR website, I think it was. I’ve heard that as long as fish is caught in the mouth, it is a legal caught fish. These fish will bite flies and lures and skein/spawn sacs. Best way is to annoy them by constantly getting bait towards them, and they will bite out of reaction. They are constantly chasing each other and biting each other, and they’ll bite whatever annoys them. The video with my coho salmon, you can clearly see the coho turn it’s head to bite my fly as soon as I got my fly right in front of it. It’s really a game of patience at times with these fish. All fish caught were reaction biters. Hope this helps. Good luck! The salmon should be coming in soon, if not already in the tribes.

You must not have spent very much time on the river during the salmons runs then as this type of illegal behavior is pretty common place in places that are easily accessible to "city dwellers" and from the looks of all the graffiti that is all over the place this "spot" looks pretty damn accessible. I think I saw a homeless camp in the background lol

Facts Same thing with my river but you just gotta irritate them enough If you look at the one short I uploaded and read the comments some idiot was talking about “not snitching” about snagging which is total bs

These maggots pretend they don’t speak English. The game wardens can’t speak Spanish so they just let them go

I don’t know how to tell you this but snagging is both unethical and illegal

Milwaukee river

Zero chance of successful reproduction. They go through the motions but the water quality sucks.

@@WildUrbanAdventures I decline there application bro we do snagging and dipnetting but with sportsmanship 😂

@@WildUrbanAdventures that that’s really pretty sad At the river I fish I usually just floss the fish because they are under the pressure of 100s of other anglers so they won’t hit anything Tho I do release all the fish I catch and because my dad refuses to eat the white meat anyway

And then sold with proceeds going to DNR/restocking efforts...

They usually won't seize anything for the first offense but you'll get a fine, they will take your gear on the second offense, but not your car, just the gear used to fish.

These are all in the Milwaukee area. Lots of great spots to hit up, but also be aware of your surroundings as lots of weird people around. Good luck!

Part of the Milwaukee river.

The root and oak creek are really bad but the pike not as much

This spot in Milwaukee area.

@@WildUrbanAdventures i wana go there sir if you can plz give address i will really appreciate it thank you so much for replying

Yes, these fish still hit flies and beads. I have another vid with a coho taking in my fly. They are reactive biters during the spawning runs and not actively feeding.

Yes, you are correct they don’t feed. But they do reaction bite and will bite baits, flies etc. Just gotta keep annoying them.

@MADE IN SPAIN676🇪🇸 no

I totally agree. No ethics from anyone there trying catch them a foot water and no current.

@@paulconklin not even fishing imo