FISH of a LIFETIME in a STORM SEWER!! (UNEXPECTED) 

Thank you very much for watching and for the fun fact! Bistro!

Shoot I got that Giddy feeling just watching it

No, it's like being 7 at the creek catching salamanders.

@@mentalsteak6119 yessir that too ..

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I mean... That's the juice.

Did you see my video with the prison sweater on?!

Most accurate comment haha

The drainage pipe. Sounds like a really happening dive bar

Thank you very much my friend!

yea takes a TON of skill to sight fish in a 10x5' storm drain.

Ive pulled massive channel cats and smallies out of Bull and Cub Runs in Northern VA.

@Casey Jones right? I pulled a monster carp out of a creek running through a residential area in the mid 80's. Had some old guy come out with a 'goddamn!' after one catch. Also some bluegill that were abnormally large. Haven't done any fishing since the mid 90's though. May pick it back up when retirement comes around.

@@AWallgren hey I hear ya! Yea the last time I fished those streams were the mid 90s, but I've had friends that still catch some monsters there. Yea Bull Run had some giant bluegills..big plump ones!

@@AWallgren big bluegill my absolute favorite!

agreed man i stayed and just watched them for like 20 minutes

I’ve never been around these fish, if you don’t mind me asking, I’ve heard they start to rot inside days before they die. Is it pretty much to late to eat them after they start to run. Just curious cause so many folks line the banks fishing, but I’ve always been told they taste terrible after they start the run. Nice name you got there bud, good fishing to you and yours.

@@joelmcmahan7386 Hey great name as well lol! So some people go crazy over keeping these salmon I mostly do it for fun. Many people fish to keep the hens (females) to get the eggs from them to use as bait for steelhead season. Once they are in the system for just a few days the meat starts to lose nutrients and it turns a whitish color. It is not the bright pink/orange salmon you would think of. They are good to eat mostly if you smoke them in a smoker. Sometimes people will can them too for use in salmon Patties. Unfortunately they aren’t very good to just cook up in the skillet or oven. I guess really every goes for the thrill if the fight because some of these fish can hit 40 inches and 30+ lbs! They are very hard to catch legally because they only bite out of aggression they stop eating when they enter their spawning stream. Many people snag or “floss” them but as you see in Ty’s video they will bite!!

Thank you very much Skraag!

Pulaski NY!! We go every year!

sounds like a good memory! Thanks for watching!

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He's not going to live. They are swimming up stream to spawn and die.

It's not gonna live though, the color black should be a clue. These are spawning Salmon and die when as soon as they spawn. No good to eat at this point because the flesh is literally rotting off them. Slow death.

@@TheMerkin69 I do understand that although it may have found the ability to spawn somehow.

@@TheMerkin69 i saw people on tv caught one and said they were delicious. Of course they were living off the land and very hungry. If they are trying to get up stream they haven't spawned yet.

@@anthonyfoutch3152 that black Salmon is half rotten buddy, google what one looks like normally when not spawning. You believe everything you see?

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that makes my day to hear it! Thank you very much Stephen!

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Salmon are struggling enough I'm urban areas. Leave them along or fish appropriate body's of water. But first, learn how to fish

Were I am theres a few in city fishing spots that once you see them are right out in the open tones of smallies.

@@dingledee2704 how do you suggest we learn how to fish before actually fishing lmao

Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much Apex!

It's a shame they cannot get up there! No other option for them?

@pete miller If there was a body of water at the other end of the tunnel, I would have brought a net and manually put them all in the tunnel and ushered them to freedom.

They probably already came from the other side from that tunnel

@SLICK WIT IT Maybe. But they seemed to be attempting to get up in the tunnel. Instinctively, they'll go upstream (northward) of their position.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH CLYDE!

Thank you very much Marg!

Thank you Diane!

Should be easy to check that one off. Just get there and do it. This bite happens every year, for several months, and even after hard water comes.

Thank you very much for watching!

the fish are DYING there in order to spawn ... hopefully fishing these stately fish blackened at the end of their lives still have the energy to spawn after your entertainment.

By Ty or the fish?

@@ras124 fuck yes! 😆 Both! 😮😮😮 Such a pleasure living/fishing vicariously through this man’s amazing adventures. It’s winter and cold where I live, but my heart warms watching this!!!!!

THanks ive really been trying to stay active and limber. haaaaa

Nah, they're not that powerful. Pound for pound, a bonefish puts up a MUCH better fight.

haha thank you very much Dawg!

Thank you OG!

Thank you Josh!

Thank you very much pal!

Salmon

It surprises me too. I always thought they only went back to where they where hatched, but apparently they just swim up stream at times.

They will go wherever there's a trickle. Not surprising.

Right?! insane to actually see that!

Thanks for watching Vic!

Thank you Miguel!

Thank you very much Sofie!

Thank you very much!!

Joel, plenty of people fish this bite.

Thank you very much brother hope all is well with you!

@@TyPigPatrol good on this end. Hopefully I’ll send you a picture here soon of how my mount turned out. I’ll send it to you tru your Instagram DM messages. Stay safe and healthy brother and MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and yours 🏆🐟🎥👑. 🎄🎁

so much fun to watch man! Thank you pal!

Thank you Jeff!

Any tributary off the great lakes will do. Happens every year. In fact I'm stupid for not mentioning this happens in the ocean tributaries as well. Get there. Do it.

we all need a creek like that in our lives right!

Thank you!!!

that is super cool. to me the smaller the creek the cooler the catch!

@@TyPigPatrol agreed

The Broad River then runs into South Catolina

Thank you very much John!