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No ,its not a waste. Its how everyone cuts fish in Alaska. The carcasses can be dried for dog feed, thats what most do.

You dont know what your talking about. The fishing is highly regulated by very short openings to fish of just a few hours a week. And we dont fish until enough pass to lay eggs for the next years hatch. And every salmon dies after it returns to fresh water, so all the fish you see would die anyway withing a few weeks. You stupid pile of s***t

I am guessing you never ate a Yukon Chum. It puts all other salmon to shame. It has higher omega III than any other salmon. Look it up. Our King salmon are the best in the world. The last time they sold it was for $85 a lb in Seattle.

Thanks brother. Glad you enjoy them.

Yes thats them.

It is very impressive to see the power of the Yukon ice. It snaps trees like toothpicks and destroys anything in its path.I have another video on the spring break up you might like as well.

I usually set one set on both sides of the feed pile facing the house usually works. I also look for breaks in the feed pile and air bubbles in the ice if its clear ice thats the best way to see the channel. Also hard bottom means a channel they travel.

@@yukonjeffimagery Thanks!

Yes hang snares on a pole and set it in a fox trail, works great for wolves too. Marten, I use a goose wing and pink ribbon wing just like my lynx set, but in a tree.

@@yukonjeffimagery Thanks, no lures or bait? So basically if there is no trail you dont bother setting up a fox set at all? And the snares doesnt ruin their pelt?

@@HaNsWiDjAjA No lure or bait in my lynx sets or they will catch fox. I wait for them to make trails after a snow it dont take but one night, and snares set proper with a neck catch dont damage the pelt.

@@yukonjeffimagery I see, what about for foxes or martens or wolves, no lures or baits either?

Yes we like the taste, they are very good if done properly and we prefer to have both.

@@yukonjeffimagery Would definitely love to try it one day. How do you prep them usually, boil it I guess? Or dip them into seal oil and at them as snacks?

@@HaNsWiDjAjA Dry fish is eaten with salt and or dipped in seal oil . Not cooked

Yes, we like them its a good energy snack and taste good.We do both.

Yes in the upper river Yukon they use fish wheels. But here on the lower Yukon the current is too slow I hear, although they might be regulated and cant use them because none here at all.

Its kept in the same spot, but I have two nets out. Some guys move their nets around before the ice is too thick. And no, the fish are very plentiful and very low harvest compared to their population.I

@@yukonjeffimagery I see. Is the catch rate in winter any less than in summer? How do you pick the spots to set these nets?

@@HaNsWiDjAjA Yes the fall time is best it slows down after and then around February the catch goes way up until I am catching more than I can give away then I take my net out. We have preferred places we set. My net is right in front of the house so easy to check.

@@yukonjeffimagery Thanks for the info. Do you mean that fall and spring is best for burbot, whitefish and sheefish altogether, or do each of them have specific times of abundance?

@@HaNsWiDjAjA Yes, Whitefish and Bering Sea Cisco in the fall, Burbot all winter, and sheefish in the late winter, and early spring and then salmon in the spring and summer.

Not the reason, we always let an escapement to spawn and never fish until those fish are past us and up the river. Its happening in the ocean.

@@yukonjeffimagery bullshit I live in ak for 30 years. All of the commercial guys the have ruined the king run in the kenai an the valley. All the people on the Yukon with fish wheel an nets have ruin it

@@terrancemathew6032 No your wrong I lived here 40 years and fished the whole time. Fish and game has strict escapement numbers and no one fishes with nets until those numbers are met.

Hey Jeff, I was fishing. I just got chased out of the bushes by a angry bull moose and moved downriver and then had this bear come visit us. I think I will go back to using my net for fishing :)

Glad to hear yours are doing good Jim. I Hope you got them back in the box.

If they don't kill me first !

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Whats a dallia ? We set for blackfish in the winter in small creeks between lakes. We fish them in winter, but they are there during summer too. I built the trap.

@@yukonjeffimagery Alaska blackfish is a Dallia pectoralis in Russia we call is just Dallia, thought it could be a common name there also. :) So, seems it is just a trap between lakes in summer too? should we use any sort of bait or something. We will be in region only for 5-6 days and it's not much info about cathicg them

@@andreypetrovskiy2725 I see.. Yes then just find a small channel or creek between two lakes and find the narrowest spot and set the trap. Block off the sides and top with brush if needed. No bait necessary . Good luck !

Gill nets float on the water and catch fish by the gills. Draggers drag the bottom and catch everything.

@@yukonjeffimagery Thanks. Helpful

Arrowsmith Kings and Queens" Thanks for watching.

@@yukonjeffimagery Thanks

Bleeds the fish. It don't spoil as fast and better eating.

That's what the mute button is for.