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PACIFIC HALIBUT FISHING on a TINY Boat in ALASKA

PACIFIC HALIBUT FISHING on a TINY Boat in ALASKA

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In this episode we're heading out into the Frederick Sound in southeastern Alaska in search of my first Pacific halibut, rockfish and black cod. We quickly realize on our way out that our small Bass Tracker may be ill-suited to dodging icebergs and humpback whales in the freezing ocean waters of the Wrangle Narrows. But all those worries fall away once we start hooking up. then it's ON!
Date: 2020-08-09

Comments and reviews: 10


My Dad and his brother would go up to Alaska every year back in the 50's and 60's for salmon and or halibut when in 1960 my dad landed a 300+ lb fish in a 16 foot open boat and the picture I saw had the fish laying in the bottom of the boat with it's wings curling over the gunuls of both sides of the boat.
I don't know how many monsters like that are still left up there, but here in Rhode island we call the big fluke Doormats and that makes the fish my Dad caught a fricken Wall to Wall Carpet.
You bring back a lot of memories Robert, thank you so much for that.

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Just went fishing in Sitka last month in June, excursion from a cruise boat Holland America. Caught a 28 inch Lingcod and 8 small rockfish. I really wanted to catch a Halibut. Trouble we had was the charter boat, trolled for most of our trip for salmon, but we were not marking any fish and I finally called the captain out on it, and he changed up for us to jig for Rockfish and salmon.
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Awesome video Robert! I love fishing the Frederick Sound - one the most amazing spots in all of Southeast Alaska and just a quick trip from Petersburg (a little farther trek down from Juneau. This is one of the rare places that you can be fishing for halibut or salmon and potentially see humpbacks, orcas, icebergs and snow-capped mountains all at the same time!
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Awesome, just another awesome video Robert! Be great to meet you. Iused to live in MI and caught Bass, Pike, BlueGill, Perch, Wahleye, you name it. Now I'm in AZ, got some nice big lakes but quite a drive lol
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I am a teenager that lives in Alaska and we fish many times during the summer for and whenever we can and I didnt realize how lucky I am in till recently. Many people dream of what I do. Its a weird feeling haha
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Tremendous video! It's great that you are modest Robert but don't sell yourself short. Your natural history content is remarkable. Super editing, very creative, super talented. Keep 'em coming sir.
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Awesome content! I love watching your tropical fishing videos but its really cool to see how diverse fishing can be anywhere. Youre making me set goals for myself I never knew existed haha.
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Black rock bass, kelp greenling, multiple species of sculpin. Definetly throw out so shrimp pots next time, you wont be disappointed with you haul.
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Always fun to see pro fishing shows strictly misidentify fish. the black cod is a dusky rockfish, totally unrelated species, doesn't look anything alike
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