Catching River Monsters! PADDLEFISH on the Yellowstone River скачать в хорошем качестве

Catching River Monsters! PADDLEFISH on the Yellowstone River

Fishing for one of North America biggest fish! Fascinating and exotic opportunity for the massive paddlefish on the Yellowstone River near Sidney, Montana. Interesting biological insights on the management of this prehistoric fish that grows to huge proportions. The upper Missouri River Drainage that includes the Yellowstone River produce some of the largest paddlefish caught by anglers each season. The paddlefish, (sometimes called spoonbill catfish in some regions) is a 300 million year old species of fish that is made up of cartilage. Anglers must snag these fish because the fish is a filter feeder (feeding on zooplankton). Highly regulated season in Montana. The fish's enormous size combined with strong current makes this one of the toughest fish to land. Many of the largest fish are never landed by anglers. These fish can break rods and spool all the line off reels. Some fish can reach weights that surpass 80 pounds. http://www.jasonmitchelloutdoors.com   / jasonmitchelloutdoors   For more exclusive content from JMO, be sure to download our new Virtual Angling app on the App Store and Google Play or check us out at https://virtualangling.com. Use Code JMO20 for 20% off an annual or semi-annual membership.