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Drift Fishing for Humptulips Kings

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On this edition of "Fishing Magician TV", guest host Eric Granstrom takes us to the Humptulips River in southwest Washington for some drift fishing for King and Silver Salmon. Joining him are his father in-law, Jimmy Grover; Jimmy's nephew Wade Stanton; Jimmy's other son in-law Tanner Sones; and Wade's buddys Cameron Gross and Brian Morton. The six fisherman will be guided by Jared Cady of Get M Dry Fishing; Mike Kancianich of MK Sport Fishing; and Nate Bryant of West Coast Anglers. While the Coho run didn't materialize, the guys made up for it with some great King Salmon action.

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27 авг 2024

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@OutdoorsHuntingFishingShooting 4 года назад

41:43 I went out with a buddy with MK fishing and it really turned me and my buddy off of guides. Mike constantly badgering us was like we were at work getting hassled by our boss. "Reel Reel Reel Reel!!!!" We got some "Hurry up next time" and "What was that". We paid for a "whole day" of fishing but was in the water for just under 4 hours and honestly we were happy to leave. I have only been on one other guided fishing trip and it was fun and relaxing like fishing should be, not like a bad day at work. Sorry to be negative

@reelphatties6426 5 лет назад

Nicely done looks like you guys where killing it

@DanielGomez-jk6bv 5 лет назад

That screaming reel.. music to my ears

@operationmoyda 6 лет назад

Why are people hating on this video? There's no reason to thumbs down fat dudes catching fat salmon, lmao!!!!!........ unless you're jealous that you're not fat...... or catching fat salmon!!!! They're all having a good time fishing on a river with the best name in western WA!!!!!!

@mattlong2129 6 лет назад

Its a real shame that you're promoting these guides. They have absolutely taken all of the fun out of this fishery. It is no longer enjoyable to drift the hump due to the number of guide boats that crowd the river every day. It used to be a lot of fun. The same happened to the wynoochee. Something needs to change