Your struggle is refreshing. Most real channel out there!

"Someone tried to steal it a month ago" tell me you live in San Francisco without telling me you live in San Francisco.

that looked like success! I gave up trying because of what you explained, they fall apart and smoosh up. Another thing learned from you, thanks bro!

Idk bout yours but usually most vaccum sealers seal automatically once they get all the air out. Pressing the seal button manually before it stops and seals itself you're not getting all that air out. The seal button is for making your own bags and sealing the first end. Just a tip🤙

Someone stole my orange Whaley from the streets of San Francisco a few months back. Luckily I had an Airtag inside the motor housing and tracked it down with the police to a meth ranch in the Los Gatos hills. I was able to recover the motor, but it had been separated from the boat (which had no tracker). I posted a bunch of reward posters across San Francisco and finally someone called - the boat was abandoned on the side of the road near Candlestick point. Now she's back in one piece :)

This new nile red video is pretty cool. Thanks matt for these cool experiment vids. A little science with the relaxing fishing.

5:51 sound effect is the best part of the video lol 😂

You know it’s a good day when Fisherman’s life uploads! Great way to start off my day😁

No fails bro! It’s all learning for you and us. Keep at it bc we love it!

A follow up video of how these bait held up would be great :) Thanks always for these awesome videos!

I knew he would upload. I have been watching my notifications like a hawk.

Dude that’s dope. I gave up on casting nets in the deep blue. Just piers and jetty’s for me.

I'm always learning something from his videos. 🎣🐟🐟🐟

I've watched quite a few "how to cast a net" videos and one point many of them made, when casting from a boat DO NOT tie the net to your wrist, if the net hangs or you accidentally fall in the net can take you down with it before you can get it untied. Just hold the rope loosely in you hand.

Its like 23 or 24% salt by weight to get the lowest temp. You go over the freezing temp rapidly goes back up

Good job on the cast netting. If you want it to open better, experiment with how many weights you hold on the short end of the net. Once you find the right amount adjusted to how you throw, it will open up nicely every time instead of launching out a "taco!"

Wanted to thank you for all the salmon trolling and fishing tips. My two boys and I went to Lake Ontario and caught our first Kings, Cohos, steelhead, and even a large brown trout trolling. Between you and Die Hard's videos we had a blast trying to recreate what you have taught on your videos and we had a grand adventure and many memories made with my sons. I want to try your cable baiters on our next trip. We caught them all on spoons. All of the fish had 5"-6" shad in their bellies. I found out it is better to be there between July and September instead of June. Thanks again!

At 6:27 the seal was laughing at you

The bellies will blow out no matter what you do. The reason is they are full of food and their bellies are are stretched thin. When the commercial companies make the tray bait, they starve them for several weeks so they 'empty' out and their bellies are not stretched so thin. It is impractical to attempt to replicate their processes. You could leave them in a bait receiver if you have a slip, but it literally will take several weeks and many of them will die.

It seems like forever since we've had a shore fishing video. Those are my favorite

Sculpin comes from the ancient Greek σκόρπαινα (skórpaina) meaning scorpion. It was absorbed into Latin (scorpena) and eventually into French and English as scorpion in modern times. Spanish conquerors named the fish with the obsolete sailor term for fish that stung or were poisonous, "escorpión" and now in English - Sculpin. On the other side of the Americas, Portuguese sailors called these "stinger" fish, escorpião (basically escorpione) and cemented the term across the continent.

If you want better results, make sure to get a net with the highest possible lb to ft. sinker weight. The difference between 1 and 1.5 lb/ft. is quite noticeable when casting in deeper areas into more spread out schools. Something that cuts the time going for bait allowing more time to fish.

Very useful info Matt. Totally learned how to quick freeze. Awesome sauce

Mix sand and chum. Throw in a few scoops. The cloudy water will help hide the net from the bait ball and you will net more fish

just to give you a heads up, you can buy 40# bags of pool salt from the box store home improvement store close to you. it's non-iodized as well.

In Sweden we only use vendace (Coregonus albula) when we troll for salmon and we fish for them when by one to not damage the scales and fins. Just use a size 16 hook and a single maggot, should work for anchovy as well. We put them in ice, salt and bicarbonate first and then freeze them as straight as we can.

My grandpa was a commercial fisherman on the east coast in the 90s and when throwing a cast net to get a wider spread I was always told to hold part of the bottom of the net in my mouth. Great casts though! This was a really cool video, I'd never tried the ice and salt trick.

You got it dialed that’s exactly what I used to do when fishing for bed rock salt Ice water/instantly kills and freezes bait don’t knock off any scales pretty much flash freezing them

Awesome vid. Now we gotta wait for the follow up vid to using your locally source bait.

Great video 👍🏼. Fantastic trick on the ice & salt 😉, I would definitely get a new kill- switch clip. As just on the off chance you, fall over board. Your boat isn't going to drive off on it's own. Safety first.

Glad to see anchovies are in close. Hopefully this means the chromers won’t be too far away either!

I love your videos bro! my girl got me one of your shirts for my birthday! best gift ever!!!!

Looks like I’m eating seafood while watching fisherman’s life again

You will find that your 8-ft net opens more readily if you soak it in a pail of warm water with a few cap fulls of fabric softener over night. include the throw line along with the net. The fabric softener causes the monofilament mesh to become soft and allows the weights to open the net more fully.

A lot of good places in the bay area to catch your own anchovies/sardines with a sabiki, definitely interested in trying this method myself

Can't wait to see you catch some salmon with those bad boys

Always start the boat at home first makes things easier when you get to the water.

Be sure to do a follow-up vid on how the bait works out while chrome hunting. PS… nothing safe in SF. Even a boat, or motor sadly….

bro! the bg music that started playing on 5:40 is kinda soothing. nice choice! wish it played kinda longer.😅

Great video. We freeze our bait the same way for catfish. Try one tray next time alittle dif. We pat the fish dry after removing from the ice before we tray them. It seems to keep them from getting as mushy when they thaw out.

One of the best channel's on KZfaq big fan from Algeria

I’m going to sound like a big hippie but if you can avoid using styrofoam trays it’d be a good move for the environment and whatnot. I know I probably sound silly but every little bit helps. Keep up the great content, Matt!

Perfecting the cast nest toss takes many hours of practice!! One advice a fisherman gave me was to never tie the end of the cast net to my wrist. Likely hood of you getting something large enough to pull you in is small but it's just a precautionary measure.

Nice job! I brine my bait the night before fishing, stiffing up the anchovies will really help with belly blow out

1.9k viewers in 30mins you rock. I'm going to try this in a cooler AC lol. Thanks

Cool idea. I will try that sometime. I notice you fighting with boat control. Your engine swivel is very loose. You can tighten that up so the engine won’t swing on you like that.

Hey wasn’t sure which platform would be the best to ask this on, but I’m a huge fan of fly fishing and was wondering if you ever plan on making the steelhead on a fly logo on a cap? I’m a huge fan of your videos and im hoping to get one of your apparel items as a “lucky fishing hat” and I felt the fly fishing one would suit perfect. I was curious if you had any plans for it cause if not I will go forward with the fish bones and tree cap so it’s no big deal either way, just wondering if it would be worthwhile to wait.

You Can never have to much salt just like you can never have to much butter!

Great Video Matt ! perfect video for the Salmon Opening. See you around ! Mustangs !

Hate thieves but thanks for the tips. I definitely gotta try it. 👍

Any time I learn something is a good day. I never did it but I had a friend that mixed salt into his water then made ice cubes. He used it in his cooler and it lasted all day and made everything colder. I originally thought he was nuts, we used salt to melt the ice off our porch and I thought it would just melt the ice faster. Wrong!! I never thought of doing it like you did. Thanks!!

Remember to pierce bag as soon as you remove it from freezer to go fishing…if it defrost first it will suck all the blood and liquid out of fish and make it look bad…

Very chill videos as always Love the multiple angles XD

Pretty neat stuff you do! Most of us do not have the wherewithal to do it so this is like being there to enjoy it!

always wait for theses videos

i have been doing this going on 22yrs for my skipjack for catfishing ,never fails

It's the same ice/rock salt method you use when making homemade ice cream. Pretty cool.

Love all these videos, wanna come out there and fish one day. I’ll stick w the east Texas lakes for now.

Good stuff loco great tips for the lake 👌

"A-okay!" as he's rippin heads

Awesome Matt Best of Fish too you buddy - HAMMERDOWN!!

You don't need nearly that much salt. Probably 2 -4 cups. If you put seawater in it also works.

I’d turn off the motor when casting the net so the vibrations don’t scare them away

On your first throw it was nothing but net 😂😂😂😂😂 couldn’t resist the joke

Always learning new or relearning technique from you!! 👍

“Not enough salt” (Fisherman’s life)

Watching your last few months worth of videos and I'm really getting bummed that I didn't go to the street fair.

Wondering if this is how (on a much larger scale) the commercial fishing industry does this ... as what is called, "flash frozen!" Thanks, Matt!

That was fun to watch. Thanks Matt.

Cool trick with the salt in the ice! 😁

Learned something again. You are a master craftsman! Ty

See the notification immediately, watch the fun video

Really cool stuff friend! Nice to see you conquer the casting net, too! That had to boost your confidence! I saw where right at the end of the toss...there's something that has to be done with the left hand to get the perfect toss. Much love! The Gospel of John, sooner than later, Matt's.❤️

love the videos man!!

Who dares mess with the Butter Boat? That ain't right!

Hey people! I just recently started KZfaq and uploaded my first few videos. If you like outdoors, fishing and camping videos, you might wanna give it a try. Thank you so much and have good one!

Dude, your water heater does not meet building code, lol. It needs a pan and drain to outside. Please don't ask me how I know. It's a good insurance when the tank start leaking. It will save you from having a load of wet stuff in your garage :). Always thanks for the great videos. I bought a net two years ago and want to try this exact same thing. Sigh.. too lazy in the last two years. Didn't even go out. My dingy is rotting. LOL

Bro I just watched The Fish on My Plate on KZfaq and I wanted to see what you thought of it, Crazy stuff man

Salt melts the ice. That’s how you can make homemade ice cream. Do they make anchovy flavored ice cream?

well done. thats about 100 bucks worth of tray bait and top quality.

Bait Run! Always a good time. 👍

"I don't know why but I just feel like I should add more" ...continues to dump everything in the cooler 😂

That “muddy water” could be a plankton cloud which is why the fish are there.

Bait quality is crucial! Went halibut fishing in Humboldt Bay yesterday and got skunked due to crap bait.

I sure enjoy your videos, best of luck and thanks for all your efforts.

If right handed, hold the entire net on the right hand with the top of the net folded to make the net shorter. with your left hand grab 1/4 diameter bottom of the net (lead) with your left hand. when ready throw the net in a slight circular motion from right to left then release the rest from the left hand when you see the net open while throwing. this will open the net like to its diameter pan cake shape.

Those live small ones are perfect for hali's

Mmmm...... homemade anchovy ice cream! lol

I wanna go fishing 🎣 with you 🙏🏼

Love your videos. You should take a trip down south to cabo great fishing down there.

You can use the salt water usually it's slush but as for how cold compare to the salt you used. don't know

Very cool vid. Looking forward to see what you catch.

It would help if you thawed them slowly in the fridge so ice crystals don't break down the meat. We do that with high-end sushi.

Very cool! No pun intended. Thanks brother!

Gotta love a Yamaha for reliability. Most durable outboard motor ever built.

Try throwing bread balls and tossing on those. The chovies will rush the bread and be easy to net

What a great episode!

Dry ice works good

couldn't you add ice to sea water in the cooler?

As always awesome video Matt!!!