How to Catch Silver Salmon - OPST 

I haven’t been back to Terrace for three years - illness, Covid, life… But boy does this bring me back there! Thank you for a great video.

Well said; When they hold, they are the easiest to catch. I've noticed that on many rivers. Great Video.

That gnome was hilarious! Ten and two, ten and two. Haha!

Great work and info guys, seriously hope to wet a line this coming season together. Enjoy all your footage ... Can't wait to be back were I belong in Alaska the lower 48 is driving me crazy.

by far the best fishing media online to go with the coolest new heads around.. things turned my single handers into fucken rocket launchers. thanks again!

Excellent video and absolutely phenomenal instruction provided. I live in Alaska and can say your expertise and approach with the instruction is top tier. Fly fishing for these silvers is #1 of all the species including kings. LMAO at the 12:40 mark!

This guys definitely a pro. He knows his shit.

Excellent video and I look forward to using your advice. Looking forward to future Gnome casting clinics (LOL).

I fished with for Silvers on Alaska's Sapsuk River with Trevor the last two weeks of August 2017. He knows his STUFF!! I learned real quick that if I listened to him, I would catch a lot of fish, especially if he wasn't making me nervous by looking over my shoulder (LOL)!! If you are ever lucky enough to fish with him, be sure to ask him to put you in the "Dick Water" (LOL). LUV you guy!!

hey I'm a big fan of your skagit heads. I just got a two handled rod for spey and a 11/12 redington delta reel .I think later in this year I'll buy one

Good film, lots of action. One suggestion if I may, next film include tying one of those fly's.

"Thanks for your great video, but catching Coho in the Capilano River isn't that easy. The fish rarely bite."

Awesome video, the gnome and fish was funny stuff 😂

A GREAT vid, thank you very much ! Always love to learn !

I dont fly fish for them often more of a spoon or spinner guy sometimes a jig but prefer spoons and spinners.dry fly is fun though

I love your channel!!!! I'm currently steelhead fishing and the coho run finally is starting I'm fishing in a creek with a big dam our coho run here is small so we don't get a whole lot of them The middle pool is about 14 ft deep shallower as you get closer to shore what would you recommend I tie my own maribou jigs do you think that will work and should I fish deeper or shallower

Informative and hilarious well done my friend

very informative...thanks man.....

Love your work guys. I just moved to Olympia from CT and I was wondering if you guys could help me with some advice on a couple things. What materials would be best to start tying steelhead and cutthroat flies with. I am somewhat new to fly fishing and brand new to tying. Also I have a 4 weight sage approach with a sage 2230 reel. Very light. I was wondering if possible, how to go about setting this rod and reel up with your skagit line. Thank you in advance for any advice you have. Keep up with good work!

Nice video

Hi, Nice video, thank you! I'm newbie in fly fishing, is "300 grain commando head medium mow tip" a polyleader?

I like to fish Silvers parallel to the bank..they do like to hang out there closer to the bank

The fishing is very interesting wow!!!!!

If we had a fishery like that in Washington it would be lined up with hundreds of people.

What's the name of the purple/black fly? Thanks

What size hook do you use tying your streamers?

but what lines are they using for those coho? the opst shots were def not alaska, probably washington or oregon?

Nice loved the video 🤙

Nice job!!

Excellant thank you

Alaska gang

Is that in Juneau or anywhere In Alaska

so sick

What weight fly rod you recommend?

Yeah...Alaska...Knew it wasn't Washington.

No offense but, 27 fish per square foot. Lol how about in NORMAL rivers? Lol

Where is this located

This on the peninsula?

Where is that

nvm htats Alaska fersure

where is this

Hoodoo?

10 and 2 huh.... 😆

these videos are okay. What I would really like from OPST Pure Skagit. Is what wt rod choice they are using. Then since the Skagit system has so many variables. It would be nice to understand what commando head they chose with which tip and why. Grain / float / sink? The which leader length and why it was chosen. as in what leader was used to throw the flies he was tying? Or what might be recomended for leach flies, dali lama flies, skulpin fly patterns. or fast moving rivers when you need to sink the fly fast and deep. I can watch all kinds of videos on salmon fishing that are just fun to watch. But if you are selling a product, at least explain what your product is and how you apply it. Getting frustrated with no info on the skagit system. And the videos show these wide open spaces with all kinds of room to cast. Not like they advertise as being able to cast a good distance with very little room. And if you are fishing for salmon, you are most likely using a rod wt greater that 5wt. There are wwwaaayyy too many videos about trout fishing. I now way too much about trout fishing and not much about Skagit Salmon fishing. a company located in great Salmon Fishing region. I might just stick to what I know. was hoping to find something I can cast while in the water backed up against a bank with heavy shrubbery behind me. Not another boat floating fly fishing video with all kinds of room to cast.

2.5 minutes of nothing but music is a terrible waste of users time. Cut that down to :15 at most or use voice-over during the video playtime of the fish. Waiting to see you sit around and talk about silvers is going to cause a lot of people to leave the video early. Know your audience!