This video shows a couple of very basic techniques for rigging rods and tip-ups for burbot / ling. Nothing fancy. Burbot are not much to look at but make excellent table fare. In Flaming Gorge burbot are an invasive species that compete with other game fish, so catching and keeping as many as possible benefits the entire fishery. See more videos and artwork at WWW.ZACHEVENART.COM
@69mrcrash Hi to answer your question Burbot or ling as some people call it do tend to have stronger coloration when they are young and can have coloration anywhere from yellow to black. The coloration fades as the burbot get older so that is why it is odd to see a burbot blue like yours had been
BenjaminSick 5 months ago
Nicely done, great info logically presented. Thanks!
kq2n 1 year ago
to mark my tip up line i use a twist tie from a bread bag
MKfilms77 1 year ago
@SammySosa1234567. I am pretty sure this is on Flaming Gorge Res. This reservoir is well known for its lake trout and kokanee fishing, but it was illeagally stocked with burbot a few year back. There is no limit and you must kill the burbot if you catch them.
dsecroetkt 1 year ago
I call this intelligent fishing! Respect!!!
oslikova 1 year ago
@lh141 I made that mistake once, stuck my hand down a big one's mouth.
crackparty 1 year ago
i catch ling in 1 foot of water coming in for the crayfish at a rock bed at about anywhere from 12:00 until 4:00 in the morning
HuntFishTrap128 1 year ago
really well done video i dont ven fish burbot but i want to try it and this video really helped
lh141 2 years ago
@Coulas09 wanna bet they dont have teeth?
lh141 2 years ago
@coulas09 this is a monofilament leader not a wire one....for less visibility of the line near your bait . this is necessary fot staic lines especially where a fish...esp a ling has lots of time to stare a a big opaque braid main line....it matters.
bennyswill 2 years ago