This Brook is LOADED with ATLANTIC SALMON ! ( tons of action ! ) 

Too flukey bhy😂

Thanks ! Appreciate the sub !

I’m not overly familiar with farmed Atlantic’s. I’ll have to look into that , sounds interesting

Newfoundland has mostly Grilse in their rivers. Grilse are salmon that have returned from sea after spending just one winter at sea. Multi winter salmon or salmon that have spent two or more winters at sea and are much larger then grilse and unfortunately for are much less common in Newfoundland rivers then Grilse are. I fished Newfoundland for about 8 years in a row and my catch rate of grilse to multi winter salmon was about 10 to 1. In my 17 years of fishing the rivers of Nova Scotia I find this rate to be reversed.

It's very expensive and also very unhealthy, loads of dioxine and persistant organic poisons, DO NOT EAT FARMED salmon.....ever.@blackbear8857

Don’t give up ! Get back out there !!

Nope these are the river ran , go a couple of videos down , you’ll see landlocked in the title

Thank you ! Definitely will be goin back there , only downside is the flies are about equal to labrador comin on dark lol

@@Braydencoish Little history on that river; DFO (we) blasted a fishway up the falls in that river way back years ago and then (we) chopper deposited salmon fry up in it's tributaries from the Noel Paul hatchery; the ancestors of what you now reap! I worked on that and cool to see the results! You can put that out there to your buddies, thanks Brayden! Flies were bad then too!

That’s really cool actually I didn’t know that !

@@Braydencoish Yes and there isn't much history on it that I could find.

Was talkin go a lot of people that day haha ! Good crowd

Nl is Newfoundland , Canadian province

We never do , may touch the gill plate incidentally but that will not harm any fish.

@@Braydencoish Look at your video and how the first guy is holding the fish through the gill covers. I think that is what he is referring to, not good. Also if you are releasing fish, get a more fish friendly net.

@@danhewko1093 the first guy kept the fish , so what does it matter how he held it ? We never released it , it was harvested …. And the net used after the harvest has rubber coating & is specifically designed for catch and release. Can’t get much better of a “ fish friendly net “ , however I have upgraded to a larger size.