Is it just me or is that guy annoying as fuvk? Aside from just seeming like an all around dbag who is doing the exact same chit every other show and company has already done they total hypocrites. A while back when reopening fishing was being discussed amid covid they made an entire video devoted to social distancing where they enlisted other guides and members of their corny addicted to crew to preach about what we need to be doing on the river in order to be safe and keep the rivers open. Since then they have not followed any of their own words or advise. I know I don't have to watch it if I don't like it, but just wanted to see if anyone else finds them irritating as hell. Jordan seems 'aight.

They stole Addicted's name.. so they can [Bleeeeep!] right off.

Cameron and Nick both seem like alright guys. Besides being fishing guides that is.

Marlin is a desperate wannabe.

Sure was a joy watching them blast the East Fork Lewis all over the internet when they started. Still doing it. Fuckin sellouts.

Never been a secret doesn’t mean it should be blasted all over the internet in the pursuit of pennies.

First name Marlin...

Last name ....The Fever.


No joke!

Can somebody please just answer my question?

His parents were both heroin addicts he says. You can see he has junky blood in him. They should throw old Nate Treat on the team.

Now n!ggaz on da river? Those guys are awesome!!

I bought one of those STLHD hats just to be a dick.


Look I have no desire to watch those clowns high sticking every fish they hook,switching rod directions every 10 seconds just to make it look like you're an angler. I bet some of them are nice guys,but as a rod builder it makes me cringe every time they grab the rod 30 inches above the reel seat to pull sideways on their fish ,like a bunch of kooks.

They are total flat biller millenials. I find the show to be meh. Now n!ggaz on da river? Those guys are awesome!!

This could get to 5 stars. There's a butthurt storm on the horizon. I can smell it.

Yeah never hold back here. Unless it's tears,which happens often. Evidently I'm flowing down a river of them

Them dudes really catch a ton of fish.

When will they take off the training wheels and ditch the bobbers?

I'm telling ya.... Bobbers and steelhead is simply second best...

Funny part is in my entire life I've never caught a steelhead under a bobber.. Not one.

It's as close to being a bug chucker as one can be, and that's not me...

Keith

When I'd grab my jig rod and make a cast out of Keith's sled, he would get this look on his face like that look when you go to get the last cold beer in the fridge, and you find it's not there.

Like, WTF?!?

I love the feel of the drift, the bite, etc....

Keith

Lot's of sand for a TV show.

Dude, that was a fun fun day! I think I'm still stoned...

Yeah, something about just casting out and feeling nothing just troubles me lol...

I love the feel of the drift, the bite, etc....

The good old days, you know I took my daughter up and she managed to cast, feel the bite, hook, land this fish on her own Monday eve. She's reeled them in but now she's hooked...



Then had to take them back up to do it again! I picked up a 6' stick Ugly 8-14lb spinning rod and loaded it with 12 pound stren and she just rips on them! Sorry, Parker... She took your spot!



Keith

Lot's of sand for a TV show.

Well, now you've done it - she's going to be after you all the time to go fish, and I bet when she asks, dad is just going to have to say "yes". lol

Some day, we'll have to go drag some guts around again. I was just thinking the other day about those hot days on the NFL and how much fun we had.

Parker messaged and was hoping to get down but life with kids, it sure keeps ya busy!

Sorry, Parker... She took your spot!

That was the money drift.

Every single freakin' time, every single freakin' drift.

Fish on.

Hell, I just hooked a fish there now by simply looking at that photo......

Yeah - it's some pretty zesty water right off the end of that log.

Perfect for running a jig through.

They make pads for that.

Yeah - it's some pretty zesty water right off the end of that log.

Perfect for running a jig through.

C'mon now... It's one of those pieces of water that without question can't be fished by a boober as well as drifted. Just the variance in depth it's self restricts the boobers ability...

I remember back in the early 90's driving up and camping at the Dickey river, where the bridge was washed out. We had a few too many to drink the night before and had a 9am rise and breakfast, one of them all night parties... I was getting my waders on when this guy pulls up and asks which way we plan to fish, up or down. I responded with "what gear are you using?" and he said he was running some of his hand tied jigs and bobbers... I told him "don't sweat it, you can go first, you'll leave all to many fish behind"... He sort of puffed his chest and grumbled about a wager... After a few pecks at each other we settled on him and I fishing down river towards tidewater and him getting first water through all of it and the person who landed the most steelhead won $20 bucks. When the fishing was done the score was me and bait drifted 4 and him with his Jigs 1. Turns out it was John Koenig who I didn't know at the time... He had all the excuses in the world for every fish I hooked behind him..

Keith

C'mon now... It's one of those pieces of water that without question can't be fished by a boober as well as drifted. Just the variance in depth it's self restricts the boobers ability...


Keith

Different places, times, flows, etc, all effect the best choice. If I had one choice, it would be a small cluster of eggs drift fished with alone. Second would probably be a sand shrimp tail. Next jigs, then corky, yarn, bead, spinners, spoons. I bank fish, so plugs and side drifting don't really apply, though there are times I have tried plugs or kind of side drifted by walking my gear down a long run. On day I walked into eagle creek on the Columbia. There were 200K between Bonneville and the Dalles, and I would not have been surprised to learn 50,000 were in the immediate area of the creek. There were 4 guys in a boat hooking up a fish every other cast. I, along with the other 3 guys there, tossed everything we had without a bite. The guys hooking everything would not talk to us, but despite their glares, I walked out as close to them as I could, and watched. They were tossing out bait, and then walking it back on the bottom. I drove to town, got some sand shrimp, started walking it back, and was getting multiple bites per cast. Most were pecking like smolt, so I missed most, bit it was still amazing. The other three guys on the bank were still there, and never did hook one. I had less then 30 minutes before dark, but still hooked quite a few and walked out with the biggest steelhead of my life (I broke one off that might have been bigger).
Never used that method again successfully, but that day and location, I believe it could have produced a 100 fish day. On a side note, my brother in law went back 2 days later and it was empty. I was seeing one roll every few seconds, he never saw one. Just the right place, right time, and the right method.

Disagree.

If I had one choice, it would be a small cluster of eggs drift fished with alone.

Just the lack of bait restricts ability then...

Ok I said it!

Keith