Ohio Steelhead Fishing (We Caught So Many) 

Thanks! Don’t worry next video the bigger net is coming!

We had 2 people

Yea you can't have 4 fish on the same stringer they have to be on different stringer's

Northeast Ohio!

Dude you are harming the fish dragging them across the rocks,take the fish off in the net

Yessir 😤

Yessir!

I didn't know that the USA was a county. I was taught that the USA is a country.

@@rickyrishel8198 oh haha I thought you said country 😅

Can’t give exact county but Northern Ohio

Thanks bro!

Also is it deep under that bridge?

We used different colored spoons and it is only about 3-5 feet deep I would say.

Thanks for the info

By your logic, so are the West Coast hatchery fish that compete with wild steelies. They are transplanted, therefore, are not eligible for the title of being a real Steelhead. What do you do about a brown a coho and an Atlantic they don’t have titles based on salinity. Our “bows” are genetically the same as western and Canadian fish.

@andrewwebster13 are you okay in the 🧠 our transplanted fish still go out to the salt which makes them a steelhead.

@andrewwebster13 also something can be genetically the same and still be very inferior. Just take a look at the kings and silvers caught in the great lakes tributaries. As soon as they hit the rivers theyre dark, meat is pink. Our fish actually go to the salt so they hold up a lot better.

Erick: You just commented that a King Salmon in the Great Lakes is a King ... and yet a Steelhead in the Great Lakes is not a Steelhead. Have you ever caught a natural reproduced 35 Lb Lake Michigan King Salmon or 20 Lb natural reproduced Steelhead from a free flowing Michigan River? Steelhead are a spectacular fish - why not respect them whether they Migrate from the Ocean of from the Great Lakes.

​​@@andrewwebster13yall wish to be us west cost fisherman so bad 😂 calling rainbows steelhead. Yall goofy fr

Sorry man, just got into steelhead fishing this year and working on figuring it out. This was one of our first times catching a lot steelhead and we are improving each and every time we go out. Thanks for watching

@@peresieoutdoors First off, thank you very much for responding and acknowledging your mistakes and willingness to improve. That is awesome!!! We all take time to learn. I apologize for coming off rude and rough, but I care soooo much about our fisheries. Thanks again man, you’ll improve and if you ever have any questions feel free to reach out

@@lheftw1376 Thanks man I appreciate it! No worries. 👍