Fishin Alaska with Andy

I decided to make a "mortal kombat" game style video this time around lol. anyways... This time we head out for memorial weekend to a favorite town of ours, Homer, Alaska. Here we throw our hooks in the water at lands end to see just what kind of fish we could pull back in. as surf fishing becomes more popular in Alaska its important to take notice of the tides and properties that popular spots often end up by. and always check the regulations before you cast out. Keep your hooks wet fish heads! For more specific Information and entertainment, you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. and look for the logo! Lets go spank some Halibuts! FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! KOMBAT THEME (Remix) [No Copyright Music]

Whats up, Fish heads! So, in this video from I do my best to give you a realistic Idea of what its like surf fishing aka from the beach for halibut. This is only a small amount of info but it’s a good start for a beginner. So, I’m going to keep it super simple for ya. Later in part 2 I will add more details but if you want more specific Information and entertainment, you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. and look for the logo! Lets go spank some Halibuts! FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! Music used "Audionautix - Rock Your World" is under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 3.0). Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: • 'Rock Your World'... "Shane Ivers - Hard Sell Hotel" is under a Creative Commons (CC-BY 3.0) license. / silvermansound Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: • 🏍️ Royalty Free A...

The crew of Fishin Alaska took a short trip down south to Soldotna to enjoy some fishing at the Kenai lodge; a decent hotel located next to the river bridge complete with a privet fishing spot. In this video, Schyular, Our friend from out of state lands one feisty "Red" that put up one heck of a fight!

Late in the season I take a 1st timer down to the R.R. SANC to teach her how to fly fish. Needless to say we were full of success and a new fisherwoman joins the angler ranks!

Simple short video of us taking a look at the river at the beginning of the season. Come follow us on facebook & instagram to get an authentic look of what life is like for the average Alaskan fisherman. With us you get the videos, the updates, the reports, and the life style. We'll show you where to go, what to use, and how to use it! Don't forget to hit that subscription button and the bell so you never miss any of the good times here on, Fishin Alaska! links below! https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/

Andy & Billy set out early morning to make their way down to the famous Ship Creek of Anchorage, Alaska in the hopes of catching a "King" (Chinook salmon). Its not always easy to catch fish down at the muddy port but they got lucky and hit it just right! follow us on facebook & instagram for an authentic look of what life is like for the average Alaskan fisherman! With us you get the videos, the updates, the reports, and the life style. We'll show you where to go, what to use, and how to use it! Don't forget to hit that subscription button and the bell so you never miss any of the good times here on, Fishin Alaska! links below! https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/

Iv intentionally left out the name of this location in the description. I've made it fairly easy to figure out from the video but you gotta work for it a little haha. Its a very popular spot and well worth the work to find. We cant just give away the spots now can we?! Many have seen this place as a way to get away from the city and still enjoy king fishing and ill show you how to find it but there is a catch! 1- its limited space. 2- timing them kings is hard for when they will show up. 3rd and lastly, This Location like the rest is to be treated with respect. Clean up your trash, do not wreck the flora, and be alert for wild life. many many many moose and bear trek through here. If you would like to fish a more secluded fishing spot out of town like this beautiful place stay tuned! For more Information about this location and entertainment you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! Song credits belong to the following --------------------------------------------------------- Song: Ethan Meixsell - Thor's Hammer [Rock] Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/o6Gr0xn6U88

SNAGGING IN SEWARD vs flossing… In this video I set out to try and clear up the difference between “Flossing” and “Snagging” fish. It has been a long, long debate amongst anglers and id like to (SHOW) the difference and hopefully change some people’s opinion. We can never please everyone, but this is our 2 cents on the topic. Now to start off Snagging is legal here, in June, in Seward, for sockeye and kings because they are hatchery and it’s a saltwater area. so, every year 1000s of people head to the Seward beaches and lagoons to fill their coolers. Snagging requiring very little skill to achieve a catch also requires very little gear such as -an ugly stick -a box of weighted treble hooks -waders -perhaps a sled or cart -and standard carryon tools To my knowledge the catch limit is 6 per day 6 in possession. If the fishing is good. Sometimes Fish n game will bump the limit up to 9-12 per day! Talk about a lot of fish! The best time iv seen is going at low tide, but you can still catch them in high tide as you will see in this video. If you want the most success id just camp overnight but if you’re on a day trip adventure, there free parking a ways little past the campground on Nash road. While you’re there you might even get lucky to see some seals chasing the sockeye in. after you’ve had your fill of snagging you can head back out towards bear creek where you can see all the 1000s of fish the got past all the hooks in the water. Its quite a sight! Maybe even actually see a bear! But be safe. Seward is a great little town with a lot to offer far as fishing goes and some day soon ill be making another video perhaps down at millers landing or a charter. Who knows!? For more Information and entertainment, you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music credits belong to the following artist Song: 'Jens East - I Won't Fall In Love' under a Creative Commons license. Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/XYdPBkjGdjg "Audionautix - Rock Your World" is under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 3.0). Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/OspIA4akQeI

Well, If you been following you know how it is but, if you're new to the channel Fishin Alaska is all about traveling the whole state fishing for everything everywhere. This time we set out to try some of that surf fishing for halibut (catching from the beach). Like most fishing up here it can be a lot of work but we succeeded! the sunsets here (west side of the Kenai peninsula) were amazing! This was just a test run at this location. Getting a "taste" of this style fishing. defiantly going back soon so stay tuned. next surf video will be a (how to). Till next time friends! stay awesome. For more Information and entertainment you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- song credits "Ikson - Anywhere" is under a YouTube Free license. https://www.youtube.com/ikson Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://bit.ly/anywhere-song

As Some of you know we like to fish for anything and everything, anywhere. That being said, we do a lot of traveling and experimenting. Trying different styles and gear. So, this time we wanted to try Surf fishing for halibut. And ill be honest. We were just winging it based on the info we gathered. We didn’t catch much the 2days we were there and there was a lot of trial and error here. BUT! We did have an interesting time. We learned a lot and enjoyed the company of, Thor, who’s just full of good surf fishing advice. Info Basics: *You need a 4x4 to get on step while driving the beach. *12-14ft poll. You gotta get that bait out. *Get that bait nice and cured and wrap it with magic thread that way the fish can’t take it off. The gotta swallow it to get it. *Dress warm. That wind cuts hard. *2 halibut a day any size. *Only 1 line a person. *Bring something to keep yourself busy. You might wait awhile between hook ups. *location: Kenai Soldotna Cohoe *Time of year: mid May For more Information and entertainment you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music used in this video Song: Fredji - Happy Life (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/KzQiRABVARk "Audionautix - Rock Your World" is under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 3.0). Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/OspIA4akQeI

The weather is finally starting to warm up a bit and it appears spring might be coming soon! ...and we decided we really needed to get out of the house. Sometimes in Alaska winter can make you a little stir crazy, especially if you are a more of a summer person... as we are. So we plan a trip on the fly to go Ice fish a lake we haven't yet (Knik lake) where we meet up with Ryan and his Son Troy. so we fished... and... Nothing in there far as we saw to write home about but still fun to get out of the house. You wont catch any trophy fish in here but its a great place to take the family. Just please be respectful for to the people that live around here and use the public park on the hill instead of the road way below. See you on the next trip folks! And as always dont forget to like follow and subscribe! Music used in production. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Audionautix - Rock Your World" is under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 3.0). Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/OspIA4akQeI Bensound: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-... http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music provided by RFM: https://youtu.be/sJoAaxkiBV4

This was our last trip together... I'm not going to fill this section up with sadness. I wanted to put this video up a long time ago but I couldn't. but to Put it simply. He was a good & helpful friend. He was always smiling and laughing, bringing everyone else's spirits up with ease. RIP brother. May God take you and bless your family with strength. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Song credits "Simple man" Cover by Jensen Ackles, original song by Lynyrd Skynyrd. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Seeking Zero monetization for this video & song. We just want to keep Dan's memory alive. ...and remember to always check in on your friends and family. One day they might not be there. so cherish that time together.

This time round Bill & I decide, “lets hit the Russian River one last time this season.” While there we thought it would be a good idea to try and teach people the “flossing technique”. Some people would confuse with for “snagging” IT’S NOT! Snagging is not only illegal in most areas of the state, for the majority of the year, but it also takes ZERO SKILLS to do… just a heavy hook and water flogging… NO, “Flossing” requires a great deal of skill & practice and a great deal of patience, If you’re new. With this technique you’re more likely to fair hook your fish so you don’t have to return them potentially harmed and damaged. We encourage you to learn this skill as you will spend more time fighting fish and less time fighting snags and not filling your freezers. -P.S.A.- Also. We have started noticing as the tourism returns to our state some popular fishing spots have collected some garbage. So please be courteous and take your trash with you. It uglies up Alaska’s beauty and attracts wildlife. In addition, many fishing spots have used fishing line and tackle dispensers nearby. So, If ya see some, be a pal and pick it up. Thank you. For more Information and entertainment you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!

In this video we give you some a realistic expectations of fishing Bird Creek in August. Here we are again bored and needing to get out of the house. Haha. So, we set out to catch Silvers on spinners but there were JUST, TOO, MANY PINKS…! Not a very desirable fish to eat as they turn rather fast when hitting the fresh water. Silvers on the other hand aka Coho, are very good eating and stay fresh for a while. Sadly, we just couldn’t get our hooks below them damn Pinks. Nevertheless we had fun killing time and laughing at each other. SUGGESTIONS: Spinner and pixie tackle work great but for this location You may have much better luck drifting eggs on bobbers. Them silvers are in there. Just gotta coax them out! Also, we like to support our locals and one of our favorite tackle brands Kodiak Custom Tackle. They are a fun crew that make killer gear. Everything seems to bite on their hooks. Link below. https://kodiakcustom.com/ Again, we love supporting local Alaskan Businesses. Have you ever taken one of the Alaskan Railroad tours? No? Well, you should! You will get to view Alaska from a perspective many don’t, in luxury I might add. So put it on your buckle list next visit! Link listed below. https://alaskatours.com/alaska-railroad-tours/ For more Information and entertainment you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!

Dip netting in Alaska is a unique event as only locals are allowed to do it. people from all over the state come down to the Kenai to stress their nets and fill their freezers. This trip was particularly calm since we came down at the beginning of the run. During peak netting times this beach is a packed madhouse from all the people, gals, and fish coolers. This event takes place in many other streams and rivers but this is the area made famous. If you're a local I strongly recommend the following. 1- a 3 man crew minimum. its a lot of beach to carry everything across. 2- 4wheeler if you can afford it. if not a wagon with big wheels. 3- a big cooler or 2. 4- lots of patients. You will be getting some exercise here... For more Information and entertainment you can visit our facebook & Instagram page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!

For many trips now it would seem that all we do is fish the rivers for salmon. Well we decided it was time to switch things up for a moment. So we set out to fish a lake we don't spend much time at and go after a fish we haven't tried hooking before, PIKE. It took us a little bit of work and searching but we finally found where some of there little predators were hiding In the tall grass. Not bad for our 1st attempt. Next time we return to Big lake we will likely seek out some big Char & rainbows! and If you have any good tips for fishing big lake, leave a comment so we can learn and teach others. For more Information and entertainment you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates, advice & live reports, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!

In this video we willingly embarrass ourselves to show you what to and not to do while you're fishing at the Russian River. Some of this is a reenactment, some of it is just us having bad luck. So if you’re looking to laugh & learn you’re in the right spot! For more Information and entertainment on the Russian River and others like it you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!

KNIK KINGS On this episode of Fishin Alaska the Boys head out on the Knik River, north of the towns, Anchorage & Eagle River to break in the newly acquired Boat to see if they can catch one of the mighty Chinook Salmon aka the “King” out of that cool glacier water. King Salmon in Alaska is limited to 1 day with variations of the type of tackle & bait you are allowed to use per location. The most commonly fished locations for kings are the Knik, Ship Creek in Anchorage, the Kenai peninsula & the Seward culverts. The mighty King Species once produce quite large & immensely powerful fish, sometimes reaching over 80lbs. Which is considered a trophy btw. Now if you seek to catch such a beast you will need a sea fairing boat, and still, some luck. Because the species has been in decline, we strongly urge people to follow the regulations, consider returning the big breeders back to the waters & respect our state’s belief in properly handling these beautiful creatures. For more Information and entertainment on Kings and other Alaskan Fish species you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!

Here we are at the end of May with Summer on its way! This season I wanted to try something new. Every year we head south for our annual fishing trips we pass by this location watching tons of dip netters out sweeping the water for Hooligan. They often show up just before the Kings so I figured lets go catch some of these candle fish and see what its alllll about! {Info} Hooligan is a small species of fish found in the pacific northwest to Alaska. Many Alaskan fishermen that go Halibut & Rock fish fishing use them as frozen bait. Some people enjoy cooking & smoking them as well. Bit of a tedious project in my opinion but they taste pretty good, if properly prepped and brine. Not to mention they are super easy to catch as there is no limit because of their numbers strength and you are allowed to use a net. For more specifics on where and how to catch hooligan go to https://www.alaskaoutdoorssupersite.com/the-hooligan-page as they are very helpful and provide excellent information. For more information and entertainment on other fish species & how to catch them you can & SHOULD follow on the pages linked below so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!

Keeping it sweat and simple this time. In this video I take my girlfriend out to the Russian for the 4th of July where we work on our drift, take in the scenery & enjoy the company of a couple young brown bears! For more Information and entertainment you can visit our facebook page where we post daily updates and advice, so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! Links listed below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! music credit belong to the following-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 'Happy Life' by Fredji: https://soundcloud.com/fredjimusic https://www.facebook.com/fredjimusic Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://bit.ly/happy-life-song

On this episode of trick tips and advice we show you how to convert your space heater into a cook top while out ice fishing. We all know Ice fishing is a whole lot of doing nothing at times & all that sitting still can get ya cold. So why not warm that body up with hot meal made right in your ice shelter?! we tried it, we loved it, and we know you will too! For more information and entertainment you can & SHOULD also be following us facebook and instagram so you never miss out on any events, contests, or fishing news! links in description below. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/

In this Teaser video we give you look at some king fishing action that you can expect on a good day fishing the Eklutna tailrace in Alaska. This beautiful place is known known for its gambling like successes. some days there's no fish at all and sometimes you can hook into a good 30 pounder! if you ever make your way out to the tailrace be sure to pack bug & bear spray & dont forget your sunscreen & rain jacket. The wildlife is plentiful and the weather shifts fast in the valley. For more information and entertainment on other fish species you can & SHOULD also follow us on the pages linked below so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE and we’ll see you at the next “fish on”!

In this video I talk a little bit about an Idea we had last year that when put to the test turned out PERFECT. That Idea was how to make filleting fish easier where you are instead of carrying allllll that extra weight back to a cleaning table. This time we take the fillet table with us!

HOOLIGAN aka (the candle fish) because of how oily they are. So last year we took an early trip down to Seward Alaska to do some king Snagging. Don’t feel confused. Snagging is legal in all saltwater, as long as it's not specifically prohibited. Turned out we had gotten there just a few days before the kings came in so we ended up just filming tons of Hooligan. Hooligan is a small species of fish found in the pacific northwest to Alaska. Many Alaskan fishermen that go Halibut & Rock fish fishing use them as frozen bait. Some people enjoy cooking & smoking them as well. Bit of a tedious project in my opinion but they taste pretty good if properly prepped and brine. Not to mention they are super easy to catch as there is no limit because of their numbers strength and you are allowed to use a net. For more specifics on where and how to catch hooligan go to https://www.alaskaoutdoorssupersite.com/the-hooligan-page as they are very helpful and provide excellent information. For more information and entertainment on other fish species you can & SHOULD also follow us on the pages linked below so you never miss out on any events, contests, or news! FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/ DON’T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!

A Simple relaxed catch and release Video from 2018 showing just how easy it is to catch a King on a fly rod. Enjoy! For more action and info visit, Links below https://www.facebook.com/fishingthelastfrontier/ https://www.instagram.com/fishin.alaska/