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Awesome video! Hey, how many dozens of minnows can you fit in your cooler bro??

I live Manitoba and jack fish are the most common fish you can get and because of you it’s much better thank you

isn't there still some bone from the backbone when you cut it at the tail

Thanks for sharing this video. My last pike clean was 50 years ago but I know how its done right. I had to arm-twist a know-it-all that just lopping off the head and tail was not good enough. Your video done taught him right!

Are fish edible in the Great Lakes?

Great vid!!!!!

You’ll never catch me filleting panfish it’s just wrong

I love filling fish now I know how to filling the right way thanks so much 😊

How long is the leader ?

circle hook no good, the fish get outs easily, no worquing🐟🐟🇩🇴

How about top fileting?

Nice! I imagine this info would apply pretty well to salmon as well. Also, the pin bone removal reminds me a lot of y-bone removal from a northern. Must be a similar bone structure.

Always good info, thanks Caleb!!!

You make it sound like Pike is a Carp. Bleed out the fish and cut out the bones and you have a great tasting fish. Simple imo.

Nice! Great demo!

What depth of water do you target in the evening?

Thanks for the info Brother.. You know these Bluegill are so small in the first place.. But a person can get a bunch in a short amount of time.. I'm getting me one of those Knives ...

Your cleaning videos have been immensely helpful. Thank you!!!

6 or 6/0?

Nice job of explaining the fg knot. I'm new to all of it and it's getting much more complicated to catch a fish than I ever imagined. Thanks a bunch.

An "Ultimate"video on using braided line would also include an ordinary spin cast reel.......how to attach and respool it as well!!! All I can find are spinning reels or bait casters.

Hardly any wasted -- humane -- thank you for the good example!

How many fish have you cleaned like this , like if you clean a northern pike like this you will have people choking on bones .Like get it right ,you cant clean any fish like this.And this sure isn't the simplest method for beginners. You left the cheeks and the wings .Pretty pathetic to say you know what you are doing .Typical internet shit .Know it all know nothing .This is not the simplest way to clean a walleye. And it sure isn't the way to fillet any fish . Muskies , cat fish .pike all of them will be full of bones .quit giving out false information .

Good demo!

This is why I throw my fish back. I have no time or desire to clean them

Appreciate the vid! Years of doing this just got improved

Great content

Those guts look like the blatter got hit it's a lime green colour

Great video…Nice job man! 👍🏻

Wish I would have watched this before spooling 2 reels with light braid for the first time... lesson learned.

If you do the scaling underwater you don’t have to deal with them flying all over the place. Even if you do it under running water, it helps.

Excellent, thanks for taking the time to put it together! Now tell me how to catch ‘em. Lol

Very informative! I was wondering if you can use a moss green braid leader on your bright green main line? (Swap out the fluorocarbon for stealth braid?)

Very cool man! The Wisconsin boy goes rouge in beautiful Colorado! Man that place is gorgeous! I’m originally from Wisconsin and miss it. Never been to Colorado but always wanted to go there. Rocky Mountain high they say. Spent 6 years in California catching rockfish and Capazone. Then Hawaii for most my life catching huge Ahi, Mahi, Ono, and Marlin. Still, I missed a quiet beautiful lake I knew as a kid in Wisconsin. I found that when I moved to Vancouver Island, BC Canada. Back in the kind of place I remember. The difference was, huge snow capped mountains. Wisconsin doesn’t have mountains, but the water is still very familiar. Quiet and clear. My dad planned what was actually our last great adventure together. We boarded a float plane in Eagle River into the outback 50 miles from civilization. Landed on a reservoir fed by snowmelt. No humans for miles. Just me and dad and trout jumping like crazy. Salmon jumping even more as they were heading upstream to spawn in the river connected to our reservoir. The bush pilot who dropped us off for 5 days alone said we didn’t need our tents. There was a three-walled abandoned ranger cabin that he brought adventurers and fishermen once a year. No hunting allowed, only fishing, and only barbless hooks. He laughed, “Use whatever guys for fishing, no fish and game can even get up here. Just eat what you catch and fertilize the woods. No bringing trout or salmon out on the plane. Use the canoe, just put it back clean where you found it. See you next Thursday at noon.” Boom. We were alone. An amazing feeling. We could have rented a satellite phone for emergencies but screw that. Me and dad alone can survive forever out here. In fact, we may even cancel our pickup on Thursday. Who knows. Dragging our gear up to the three-walled cabin, there was a bear lock on the door we had to get past. Hmmm. I walked around to the front of the cabin and climbed onto the porch, and walked though the missing wall and opened the door for my dad from inside. “Welcome home!” The bear lock on the back door was ridiculous since any bear could walk right in from the front porch like I did. We learned later that the ranger who lived here was completely insane and didn’t think things through in terms of bear access to your home. Back door locked like a safe. Front porch, zero obstructions into the cabin. Fine, it was equipped with a wood stove and we had a cooler with a six pack of great Canadian ale to last 5 days. Couple nice ribeye steaks but that’s about it. They were gone on day one. The plan was to survive only on fish. And this was ridiculously easy. Trout and salmon jumping everywhere after bugs and they’d never seen lures or fishing line or humans before. It was spawning season and I only got a couple nips on my Mepps spinner. They’re looking for eggs. I had a jar of salmon eggs and stuck three on the treble hook of the Spinner. Immediately whacked by a 16 inch trout. Yelled up to dad on the porch, “We got dinner!” He waved, smoking a pipe, reading his book. He knew I’d figure this lake out. Vancouver island has the highest cougar population in the entire world. And I’m all alone at the water’s edge gutting and bleeding a trout. Never felt so vulnerable in my life. I’m listening for sneaky cat paws in the woods coming toward me. I’m American, I own guns, but in Canada they’re not allowed up here. Especially for a visitor. Do Canadians generally fight off cougars with their bare hands? I guess so, but no cougars made a sound near me. That doesn’t mean they aren’t there though. Only a man would know this feeling, and that’s the tickle in your balls when you think you’re totally screwed. But, nothing happened. No cougar jumped me. I cleaned my trout, threw the guts and head out into the lake and walked unscathed to our cabin. Built a fire and we smoked the trout on a stick. Super good. The next morning I took the canoe out to the river mouth and did the salmon eggs on the hook thing. These salmon were spooky huge and I only had ten pound test on my reel. I lost three lures very quickly and backed off into the reservoir where I could see the smaller ones avoiding the big ones in this crystal clear water. This was day three and we were hungry man. I was sight-fishing. Perfect hole full of smaller salmon and I was on. Loosened my drag because they fight like crazy but no structure or branches to cut me off. “Go ahead and tire out my friend! You’re mine!” Paddling back up the reservoir to the lake I whistled to my dad on the porch and held up two sockeye. He clapped and gave me a thumbs up and we ate well that evening. Salmon for breakfast too. Not even afraid of cougars anymore, I guess they’re not even here. (We found out later by the bush pilot that we were surrounded by these cats) but they’re well fed and afraid of humans up here. That’s cool. Thursday at noon the bush pilot landed on our lake right on schedule. Bummer. I didn’t want to leave. I could live in this three-walled cabin with the ridiculous bear lock and open porch forever, easily. Such a pristine and beautiful place. The cougars are polite. The bears are non-existent or just real good at hiding. Back in Nanaimo I hugged my dad and flew back to Hawaii. That was the last time I ever saw him. He died three months later. I miss him terribly. Sorry to bother you with this drama but I just had to tell this story. Nobody but me and him knows it. Happy fishing, have fun on your adventures and stay safe my Wisconsinite friend. Aloha. 🤙🏼

Thanks Caleb! My son moved to Boulder, CO last summer and so I want to get out to try some trout fishing with him. I like you diversity of methods.

Your livescope is incredible. :D

The only time I'm willing to eat Jack, Is if it's caught from a deep northern lake in the middle of January, and I've not eaten for three days.

usually reel come with specification like line capacity based pounds-diameter mm so I was wondering can you not follow those spec, like for example i have this seahawk ionic 500 size spinning reel which is clearly for ultralight but the spec here recommend specific braid line product with specific pounds-diameter mm. say it want me to go for 6LB-195yrd but can I go below that like 2LB braid instead? will there be problem?

Pike is sweeter than walleye, as long as they're caught in cold water .

What size reel you pairing with slip n rig ?

I was able to take my 86 year old dad out and find and catch some nice big gills after watching this. We used circle hooks too so we were able safely release all but one of the small ones. he had the time of his life. Thanks for your help!

hopefully not too weird a question, but what type of wading shoes do you wear/recommend?

More muskie content please😊

Such beautiful country!! Thanks for taking us along on the road trip!! Enjoy it!! Try a brown leech pattern under an indicator on those western lakes…usually my favorite fly! Or under a small weighted bobber on your spinning rig works great, too!!

The way he doing it I hate to have to fillet 100 + fish.

An ALBERTO knot to connect braid to backer or to your leader. It will not slip or break.

What’s ur setup and what’s ur setup for live nightcrawlers

Thank you for teaching these methods!

Recently caught my first lake trout it’s like pulling up a spare tire they don’t fight or anything

Thank you for that. Been fishing for years and never knew 3/4 of this information, which will be beneficial where I fish. 🐟