Cast Northwest Official Trailer
Season Premier on June 28, 2016 on Captain Quinn's Youtube Channel
Catching Spring Run Steelhead on the Fly
Fly Fishing for Chrome Steelhead with Captain Quinn is bound to be a good time. See if his Double Hand Fly Rod is up to the task as he chases large silver spring run steelhead in big water. This video is part 2 of a 3 part series.
Check out part 2 of this 3 part fly fishing series for spring steelhead.
Pickle Live on Youtube
Pickles and Steelhead have a lot more in common than you may originally think. They both undergo such an amazing transformation that we have designated them their own special names. Pickles are actually a Cucumber and Steelhead are a Rainbow Trout. Isn't that silly?
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Steelhead fishing at its finest!
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Monster steelhead caught on the spey rod is what fly fishermen and fisherwomen dream about all over the world. Through an incredible steelhead fishing adventure in Northern BC, Captain Quinn brings you just the thing that dreams are made out of in his latest film "Pickle" an unusual comparison between pickles and steelhead.
Low Steelhead Numbers in 2014-"Are we being good stewards?"
Now that the majority of Steelhead have spawned and are hopefully making their way back out to the mighty Pacific ocean to fatten up and return next year bigger, chromer, more powerful and more plentiful, let take a minute and recap on this very challenging past spring.
Fish were few and far between which meant more casts and less fish then years previous. The beautiful thing about being forced to work harder for fish is that you appreciate the ones that you get lucky enough to land even more.
Last year we could do no wrong, this year it seemed as though we could do not right. Before the commercial exploitation of aquatic species, I imagine one could expect many more fish much more often.
Which begs the question: "are we being good stewards?"
I personally think that collectively we could be doing a far better job and I hope that we will.
One solution of many:
Lets not fish for spawning steelhead.
May should be closed in areas known to be high grade spawning habitat. These fish need their calories to successfully procreate and make it back out to sea. They do not need to be waisting them on our photos. This doesn't mean closing the fishery in may. It means closing areas of good spawning habitat for Spring spawners such as Steelhead and Cutthroat Trout.
I would love to hear from you regarding the enhancement of our aquatic environments and the recreational fisheries that we all love.
Take care and talk soon,
Captain Quinn