"Giant Steelhead" on the South Fork Smith River!

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Uploaded by on Mar 1, 2011

38x24 giant wild steelhead caught in the upper reaches of the south fork of the Smith River. Steelhead of a lifetime.

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  • that thing is lucky if it is over 12lbs

  • That's definitely a beautiful fish but you shouldn't let them thrash themselves on the dirt like that. It rubs off their slime and that can kill them. I can see that you care about these fish which is great and I think you should invest in making a HAT CAMERA. It's very easy and you can get awesome footage of your fish without having to give up an arm to hold a camera. You can find how-to videos on youtube.

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  • Your a total idiot!. Never let a stealy trash in the sand like that if I saw you do that on my river I would beat the shit out of you and snap your rod.

  • That's not catch and release...more like catch and torture.

  • @freshberriesband a personal message would have sufficed dope.. not the smartest fisherman are you? now i got your email..next your ss #. just kidding..not..no seriously im kidding...pshych....not.

  • 12# FISH

    8# SAND IN ITS GILLS

    FKIN MORON

  • Nice fish.

  • dirt rub

  • @PUTAHFISH im certain its a steelhead and i no how to identify fish.understanding run timing is important to if you dont "think" its a steelhead then keep it to yourself for you may look like a fool i dont think i no what it is bud.

  • Well its certainly a steelhead; a good one. Not sure about 20 lbs, but 38 x 24 is getting close to that. Thanks for releasing it. Tell you what; If you read some studies that illustrate all the @#$% they have to overcome just to get to the pool you are fishing in, I gaurantee you will hold them as if they are made from porcelin.

  • @bocephus3006 Yes, this I'm aware of. However the fish in video I do not believe is a steelhead, but rather a salmon. I know they are all salmoniods along with most trout, but the game warden won't buy that line if you say, "oh I thought it was a steelhead and they are all salmonoids"! You will still get a fine for catching a salmon. Know how to correctly identify your catch, and don't remove it from the water until you do. That is the way of a sportsman.

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