News — Salmon Fishing

Everyone loves a little topwater Coho action!

Posted August 06, 2018

In episode number 3 we ventured out on a fly out to a remote river to experience some topwater coho fishing. Needless to say the fishing was incredible, and the coho were explosive. We got to see some of the most beautiful country Alaska has to offer and fishing in the Italio River was the cherry on top. This river was nestled in the Tongass National Forest and truly was amazing. We hope you guys/gals enjoy this episode and please comment with what you thought. Purchase the full movie: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/addictedalaska Join the conversation on our other platforms! Follow us: Facebook...

Addicted Alaska Episode 2 - The First Drift Down The River

Posted August 01, 2018

We decided since we were late releasing episode number 1 we will bless everyone with episode 2 a little early! In episode number two we were able to get into the drift boats and take our first float down the river! Lots of fish, wildlife, and fun was had. We hope you enjoy.

Addicted Alaska Releases On YOUTUBE.

Posted July 30, 2018

In episode number 1 of Addicted Alaska the boys from Addicts got their first taste of what Alaska Fishing can be like. Ben embarks on his first plane ride, the fishing was nothing short of amazing, and Travis lost his meat. Purchase the full movie: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/addictedalaska

How to properly anchor your boat in the Columbia River.

Posted July 15, 2018

Practice makes perfect. Setting anchor is something that can be very dangerous and its important to know your gear and make sure you practice multiple times in areas where you and the people around you are safe.

Spring Salmon Fishing Rivers & Creeks Exclusive Youtube Series

Posted July 09, 2018

Spring salmon fishing can be a challenge to a new angler or even an angler that has been fishing for years but looking to expand his or her knowledge. In this exclusive Tributary Salmon Youtube Series Jordan Knigge from 168 Fishing Adventures goes overs different techniques, tactics, and tips to help you be successful on the water.

Is Using A Wobbler Float Necessary??!!

Posted August 30, 2016

Over the last 5 or so years there’s been an increasing presence of brightly colored floats aiding the wobbler fishermen on the Columbia out in the hog lines dotted up and down the river. This technique started with the bank fishermen casting and running lines out over the steeper river drop-offs while trying to ensure their wobbler was suspended off the bottom. Using larger floats has been proven effective off the banks, and here’s some of the reasons why boaters are making the switch... The basic setup that I prefer when running a float is a 3x3x3. The dropper length...