Dude your a fucking retard there is no way that fish lived after you released it. You cant pull fish out of the water if your releasing them, especially trout. Plus you can never ever gill any fish. Your just asking to kill a fish by doing that its way to stressful on them and they wont survive. Learn proper catch and release methods and stop killing fish!
lake trout arent as durable as one might think either. i caught a 42" in Point Lake, N.W.T. it was a monster and we were in a fuckin CANOE. anyhow. eating it didnt make sense and keeping it wasnt an option, i tried reviving it for atleast a half hour and finally it looked like she might go, but it didnt. i watched it sink belly up in about 75 ft of water
a so called 30 year old lake trout is like your 90 year old grandma at a nursing home... it cant reproduce anymore. and soon enough its gunna die of old age..
do you notice the question "catch and release or supper?" man, these guide services need to supply clients with regulation guides! cant believe i heard that! what if the guys had been on a self guided trip? believe me, houseboat adventures is not known for its stellar record of lake preservation.... a professional guide sevice should have professional tools - e.g. lip gripper! its their livelihood! but most fisherman think "theres lots of fish, fish are tough, no way that caused damage etc etc"
its sad to say, but even the "pros" on television don't seem to know how to handle a fish properly. The best thing to do is to support the head and the tail. Holding it by the underneath part of the gill covering is a bad idea. Also, allowing the fish to hit the snow is a bad idea - destroys protective slim layer. Finally, one of the worst offenders on T.V is Henry Waszczuk: E.g. "don't move the fish back and forth, side to side is better"...idiot
@ummagnu8 take your tree huggin pussy ass somewhere some where else what do you expect you fuckin pansy the fish wasnt even on ice that long and btw your a piece of shit.. i bet you dont even know what a lake trout is.
actually live in kenora. best thing is get a lip gripper. pulling the "gill plate" is not a good idea - destroy connective tissue. tree hugger? trout are one of the slowest growing fish in the lake - less than 1 inch per year. that fish was roughly 30 years old! the trout fishery must be protected, part of the reason zone 5 regulations for area between ptmarigan and whitefish bay have changed. gills and fins freeze in minutes; obviously midlake hump - mid-late winter but still cold.
you think you know everything dont ya you stuid canadian.... a fish is a fish they reproduce... a 30 year old fish wont be reproducing anymore smart one
@ummagnu8 man lakers grow 1-1 1/2 pounds a year..i caught a ten pounder today and left fin wat chpped meaning it was a stocker from 1999...i have the stock sheets for my area being zone 15.anyways mnr says a pound a year.ive seen their nets and how they determine the lake trout's sizes from lake to lake.
djsike is correct, and thanks to you idiotsmaking yourself look stupid by cussing me out. Honest fly fisherman are gentleman, and ladies. You few are trolls. You can "touch" the gill plate, I never said you're supposed to grab it, and do anything with it. You idiots need to learn to read. As for knowing they did not die, I infact do. I not only have private plces to fish, but I work at a hatchery. I am also a fly fisherman, spinning rod fisherman, and a deep sea fisherman. ;)
awesome fishing. I totally agree on horsing 'em up if your going to release them. but if you are going to release them don't touch their gills they will die for sure if you do
Where the fuck did you read that they would die if you touch their gills? Fly fisherman do, and they never die.. We do, and they never die. You're an idiot.
I am a fly fisherman and have been involved with releasing fish for capture for years. and trust me the number 1 rule is do not touch the gills. how would you like it if someone rammed their fingers into your lungs??? and how can you be sure that when you have touched their gills they don't die? do you strap a camera to them? who's the fucking idiot now?
Its not "by the gills", its the gill plate. Same way you would grab a pike..muskie...salmon etc. This isnt some palmable brook trout, this is a massive fish. Gill plate doesnt hurt them.
@xxxxdukexxxx Your a fucking idiot. Since when do flyfishermen touch gills. Number one rule is don't touch gills like the man said. I've flyfished my entire life and was taught from a really young age not to. Stick to masturbation you retard.
@xxxxdukexxxx It is the same as sticking your finger in someone's lung. it causes bleeding, and almost ever fish will die. NEVER stick your fingers in the gills, if you plan on releasing them.
I fish in the muskoka area lakes and my friend and i pulled 12 lake trout out in six days!(2-5lbs) I just got off the ice 20minutes ago but we actually got SKUNKED today damn....
'horsing' them in is better than playing them until they are totally spent 10 minutes later and then releasing them. Besides. If they look like they're in trouble we eat them. Yum.
Yup. A Minnesota man caught one at Beaudette last winter but it is very rare. there is awesome trout fishing on Lake of the Woods on the Canadian side. They average 12 - 18 lbs up here. Wnat me to show u?
Heck yeah i wannna go- it wouldn't be till next year, but I know a couple of guys that would be interested in going too. I love chasin Lakers- I usually go to Saganaga in the BWCA and have caught some beauties there. I'll be going to Seagull lake in the BWCA this weekend to chase some.
don't be hatin peepers this vid is awesome
TZ3z 5 months ago
Ghfgg
akanick1 1 year ago
I've caught bigger I caught a 50 to60 pound trout
akanick1 1 year ago
your truck is eventualy going to fall through
sdakjln 1 year ago
wow i just laughed my a** off to that comment about the gills lol wow
DriveMadxPUNK 1 year ago
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that fish is tiny u should have kept that fish
tristancooper1997 1 year ago
that fish is tiny u should have kept that fish
tristancooper1997 1 year ago
Dude your a fucking retard there is no way that fish lived after you released it. You cant pull fish out of the water if your releasing them, especially trout. Plus you can never ever gill any fish. Your just asking to kill a fish by doing that its way to stressful on them and they wont survive. Learn proper catch and release methods and stop killing fish!
MarkdaShark191 1 year ago
uhm...your fucking stupid
dipsie12 1 year ago
lake trout arent as durable as one might think either. i caught a 42" in Point Lake, N.W.T. it was a monster and we were in a fuckin CANOE. anyhow. eating it didnt make sense and keeping it wasnt an option, i tried reviving it for atleast a half hour and finally it looked like she might go, but it didnt. i watched it sink belly up in about 75 ft of water
primerspawn 2 years ago
idiot doesnt know how to fish
MrGigo12345 2 years ago
thats a nice 8-10 pounder man..good catch
drunkadian 2 years ago
Да подтяни ты фрикцион немного! Вот дебилы эти америкосы...
gegemon81 2 years ago
Nice lake trout!! i love trout fishing!
WyomingFish 2 years ago
a so called 30 year old lake trout is like your 90 year old grandma at a nursing home... it cant reproduce anymore. and soon enough its gunna die of old age..
cwahl09 2 years ago
do you notice the question "catch and release or supper?" man, these guide services need to supply clients with regulation guides! cant believe i heard that! what if the guys had been on a self guided trip? believe me, houseboat adventures is not known for its stellar record of lake preservation.... a professional guide sevice should have professional tools - e.g. lip gripper! its their livelihood! but most fisherman think "theres lots of fish, fish are tough, no way that caused damage etc etc"
ummagnu8 2 years ago
its sad to say, but even the "pros" on television don't seem to know how to handle a fish properly. The best thing to do is to support the head and the tail. Holding it by the underneath part of the gill covering is a bad idea. Also, allowing the fish to hit the snow is a bad idea - destroys protective slim layer. Finally, one of the worst offenders on T.V is Henry Waszczuk: E.g. "don't move the fish back and forth, side to side is better"...idiot
ummagnu8 2 years ago 7
@ummagnu8 take your tree huggin pussy ass somewhere some where else what do you expect you fuckin pansy the fish wasnt even on ice that long and btw your a piece of shit.. i bet you dont even know what a lake trout is.
cwahl09 2 years ago
actually live in kenora. best thing is get a lip gripper. pulling the "gill plate" is not a good idea - destroy connective tissue. tree hugger? trout are one of the slowest growing fish in the lake - less than 1 inch per year. that fish was roughly 30 years old! the trout fishery must be protected, part of the reason zone 5 regulations for area between ptmarigan and whitefish bay have changed. gills and fins freeze in minutes; obviously midlake hump - mid-late winter but still cold.
ummagnu8 2 years ago
you think you know everything dont ya you stuid canadian.... a fish is a fish they reproduce... a 30 year old fish wont be reproducing anymore smart one
cwahl09 2 years ago
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ummagnu8 2 years ago
trout reach sexual maturity at age approx. 12-13.... this blog has gone to hell.
ummagnu8 2 years ago
@ummagnu8 man lakers grow 1-1 1/2 pounds a year..i caught a ten pounder today and left fin wat chpped meaning it was a stocker from 1999...i have the stock sheets for my area being zone 15.anyways mnr says a pound a year.ive seen their nets and how they determine the lake trout's sizes from lake to lake.
drunkadian 2 years ago
djsike is correct, and thanks to you idiotsmaking yourself look stupid by cussing me out. Honest fly fisherman are gentleman, and ladies. You few are trolls. You can "touch" the gill plate, I never said you're supposed to grab it, and do anything with it. You idiots need to learn to read. As for knowing they did not die, I infact do. I not only have private plces to fish, but I work at a hatchery. I am also a fly fisherman, spinning rod fisherman, and a deep sea fisherman. ;)
xxxxdukexxxx 2 years ago
@ummagnu8 Did he actually say that???? what and idiot (Henry Waszczuk)
CoDNOOBZProductions 4 months ago
check the Statistics & Data of this video and see that one of my videos brought in over 400 views for this video ahhaahhaa nice fish guys
squirtx16 2 years ago
Never seen this sort of fishing before, really amazing. Guessing fly fishing in a little hole is out of the question :)
BMSWEB 2 years ago
yes, dont even touch the fish if you dont know what you're doing. and you bapparaap flyin fuck can fuck off and go fucken touch yoself
schn6rr 2 years ago
awesome fishing. I totally agree on horsing 'em up if your going to release them. but if you are going to release them don't touch their gills they will die for sure if you do
braaapbraaapbraaap 2 years ago
woot?
harredanettkonto 2 years ago
Where the fuck did you read that they would die if you touch their gills? Fly fisherman do, and they never die.. We do, and they never die. You're an idiot.
xxxxdukexxxx 2 years ago 2
I am a fly fisherman and have been involved with releasing fish for capture for years. and trust me the number 1 rule is do not touch the gills. how would you like it if someone rammed their fingers into your lungs??? and how can you be sure that when you have touched their gills they don't die? do you strap a camera to them? who's the fucking idiot now?
braaapbraaapbraaap 2 years ago
Its not "by the gills", its the gill plate. Same way you would grab a pike..muskie...salmon etc. This isnt some palmable brook trout, this is a massive fish. Gill plate doesnt hurt them.
djsike1 2 years ago
@xxxxdukexxxx so you touch the gills and track the fish for the next few weeks and makes sure it doesn't die?
THExGOODxLIFE307 2 years ago
@xxxxdukexxxx Your a fucking idiot. Since when do flyfishermen touch gills. Number one rule is don't touch gills like the man said. I've flyfished my entire life and was taught from a really young age not to. Stick to masturbation you retard.
morgan8769 2 years ago
@xxxxdukexxxx It is the same as sticking your finger in someone's lung. it causes bleeding, and almost ever fish will die. NEVER stick your fingers in the gills, if you plan on releasing them.
johannrecht67 11 months ago 2
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@xxxxdukexxxx no you are a dumb fuck. never touch gills.
johannrecht67 9 months ago
that was huge!!!!!!
robinman94 2 years ago
love the sound of that drag:)
pikefisherman3 3 years ago
I fish LOW in the summer but in Sioux narrows...the lake is loaded with trophy lakers and I have caught a few myself
tsenfleben 3 years ago
what documents will I need to fish in canada these days (it's been awhile since I've been there).
jimmy4218 3 years ago
I fish in the muskoka area lakes and my friend and i pulled 12 lake trout out in six days!(2-5lbs) I just got off the ice 20minutes ago but we actually got SKUNKED today damn....
FimYourPlants 3 years ago
yup totally there huge lakers in the kenora area v caught them to and this guy should not horse the fish in with his rod
wossyboyNOT 3 years ago
'horsing' them in is better than playing them until they are totally spent 10 minutes later and then releasing them. Besides. If they look like they're in trouble we eat them. Yum.
Scirosisoftheriver 3 years ago 3
@wossyboyNOT he caught it he did just fine, bill dance
assaultboy22 1 year ago
Last time I checked (I went to the Minnesota DNR site 5 min ago) there aren't any lakers in LOW. Am I wrong?
jimmy4218 3 years ago
Yup. A Minnesota man caught one at Beaudette last winter but it is very rare. there is awesome trout fishing on Lake of the Woods on the Canadian side. They average 12 - 18 lbs up here. Wnat me to show u?
Scirosisoftheriver 3 years ago
Heck yeah i wannna go- it wouldn't be till next year, but I know a couple of guys that would be interested in going too. I love chasin Lakers- I usually go to Saganaga in the BWCA and have caught some beauties there. I'll be going to Seagull lake in the BWCA this weekend to chase some.
jimmy4218 3 years ago
you caught an released after manhandling it like that?
Shadofx 3 years ago
Nice laker!
pnutbutrncrackers 3 years ago
buitty trout nice size what was it about 12-15 lbs
gfyfe6 3 years ago
nice vid and not to bad fish
gfyfe6 3 years ago
NICE FISH!!!
jakeplayer23 3 years ago
that's one big fish m8 nice catch!i think is 23 lb?
sindude300 3 years ago
Great fish, i caught a 21" speckel trout with a pop up rod and live bate.
dalepoulette 3 years ago
wow!!! i fish at loughborough lake ontario.
mangoss4 4 years ago
Nice job guys
jhernandezf 4 years ago
wow! thats a dandy! Where are you guys fishin? it almost puts my pike video to shame!
torawhide41 4 years ago
Lake of the Woods.
Scirosisoftheriver 4 years ago
oh my god thats hudge!!
good job man
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keep up the great vids Shawn!!!!
MuskyhunterSam 4 years ago 2
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MuskyhunterSam 4 years ago 2