Quinault River Broodstock Winter Steelhead 

I wish the state would copy what the Quinault tribe is doing.

@@JackSparrow-nq5wh Amen to that brotha the Quinalt tribe is doing a fantastic job

No doubt!

YOU CAN ONLY FISH THIS RIVER BY HAVING/PAYING A NATIVE GUIDE .. AND WHILE FISHING HE HAS TO BE WITHIN 100 FEET OF YOU.. AND HES THE ONLY ONE THAT CAN RUN THE BOAT.. CRAP REGULATIONS.. ALL FISHERIES SHOULD BE OPEN TO EVERYONE I DONT CARE WHAT TRIBE YOU ARE FROM... THATS LIKE MAKING THEM PAY A WHITE GUY TO FISH OUTSIDE THE REZ. IF WHITE GUYS WOULD HAVE LOST THE WARS WOULD THE INDIANS GIVEN THEM A BUNCH OF LAND AND RIVERS TO KEEP THEM OUT OF?? I THINK NOT.

@@uramag7 Your point is? If we ran our hatcheries like they did there and implemented brood stock our fisheries would be way more robust, creating more angling opportunities for people like you and I.

@@uramag7 didn't they just make a new rule recently that these guys can't fish out of boats anymore on the coastal rivers in Washington?

@@208flatheads3 I'm pretty sure they're exempt from that

What is the cost of a day on the water guide and boat? Also guide and no boat?

Don't know about that but thanks!

@@AnglerWestTV I’m guessing he’s been watching your channel

@@AnglerWestTV i been watching since I was a kid too and im 29 lol

Thanks! Feel free to suggest new videos.

I'd love to do that!

That's for sure. Thanks for watching!

Different rules for the tribal rivers.

@@AnglerWestTV Right on!!

Was gonna ask the same thing. Beat me to it. Maybe since last episode this guide said they were fishing the Native American reservation, maybe the rules are different or don’t apply. Not sure but it’s sure a shame what they’re doing to guides In Washington.

This is a tribe area only and is totally legal. They can run treble hooks all day. And they definitely grow fish better then anywhere in the world!

@@austinsonger388 that’s what I figured. My message wasn’t at all hateful or anything of that nature. I think the way the tribes have managed that river is best around. I live in Northern California and it’s a shame what our rivers have become. I definitely need to get myself up there and fish. Thank for the Reply man.

@@KyleSilva1990 for sure bro. I didn't mean to come off ass mad either. I work.out in this area where this river and streams are. These guys work.there butts off to keep the fishing good for everyone. And they love to share the water with good folks. I hope u get a chance to come up man. U probably won't leave. Especially if your from Cali. North westtern Washington is so beautiful and full of wildlife and adventure. God bless brother and good luck out there.

That river is owned and managed by the quinault tribe they can use whatever they want including snagging hooks

Please contact Rich Underwood. His info is given at the end of the video.

Not really I dont think. By the looks of the rapids if that’s what you call them. Their lines are just far enough behind the boat I don’t believe it matters but when I back troll, I prefer more like 100 ft back

@@dustinrhodes1091 copy copy

Okay Karen

if it wasnt for the quinalt tribe the fisheries on the op would suck thanks to them the runs are plentiful if only wdfw would get on board and copy what the tribe here does we would have all these BS closures and worries about the native fish God bless the quinalt tribe for creating a sustainable fishery these guys work there butts off and all of them ive spoke to are super friendly and love sharing the water with the rest of us. Bait scent and boats are not the problem commercial fishing and crappy hatchery programs are the problem

You should keep your religious beliefs to yourself Karen