A (mostly) full account of Seattle Sockeye at WUCC 2010 in Prague, CZ. Edited by Michael Caldwell Video courtesy of: - Ultivillage.com (thanks Rob!!!) - ESPN - WUCC - Moses Rifkin - Matthew Sewell - Nate Castine - Sarah Griffith Photography courtesy of - NZSnaps.com - UltimatePhotography.com - Moses Rifkin - Skip Sewell - Nate Castine - Mo Nguyen Music, in order of appearance: Chiddy Bang, "Opposite of Adults" DJ Ellipsis, "Ghosts Over Baghdad" Parov Stelar, "The Flame Of Fame" MSTRKRFT, "Bounce (Oh Snap Bootleg Vocal Remix)" Super Mash Bros, "Livin The Dream (I'm On A Float)"

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The fish and I have some fun with 180 degree turns and crossovers. This is a great progression. Break down the movement, add some speed, then add some competition. Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out the FB and Twitter! www.facebook.com twitter.com

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Final masculina del Torneo Panamericano de Ultimate jugado en Medellin el 26 de noviembre y transmitido por Teleantioquia.

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This is a highlight clip of Seattle Sockeye versus Japan's Buzz Bullets from the 2005 ECC Showcase Game. This video was originally from www.ultivillage.com where you can go for more clips of ultimate.

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Seattle Sockeye's 2007 highlight reel, featuring footage from the 2006 season (courtesy of UltiVillage). For more information about Seattle Sockeye, please visit www.seattlesockeye.org

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Fish for sockeye at Wells Dam with Bob Schmidt & Bob Loomis of Mack's Lure and guide, Jerrod Gibbons. Catch limits of sockeye using Mack's Cha Cha Sockey Squidders and learn how to catch your fish. Part of an episode of Angler West TV.

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After purchasing a radiation detector, I wanted to test a piece of wild fish from Alaska. Ever since the Fukushima nuclear meltdown, tons of radioative seawater was poured to cool the damaged fuel rods is ending up back into the seawater. The debris field and water ends up precisely in the waters where this fish and other seafood (salmon, crab legs, cod, etc.) migrate and live. This experiment is based sorely on the curiousity of the extent of how much radiation if any is in the fish that we are consuming. Now more than ever we should be testing more of our food so we can catch contaminated goods. WHAT ARE SAFE LEVELS???

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The DB snatch is a great exercise that promotes forceful hip extension and shoulder stability. For the best demo, see spencers final 2 reps.

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An episode of Angler West TV that brings you sockeye, steelhead and an inside look at how fishing rods are made. First, fish for upriver sockeye below Wells Dam on the Columbia with Bob Schmidt & Bob Loomis of Mack's Lure. They catch limits of sockeye with guide, Jerrod Gibbons using Mack's Cha Cha Sockeye rigs. Then, fish downriver on the Columbia with guide, Brandon McGavran for summer steelhead along with John Posey of Lamiglas, Steve Lynch of Pro-Cure and Kari McClellen of NSIA. High water plugging techniques are covered and it's Brad's Lighted Wigglers that get the most bites. Lastly, take a detailed tour of the Lamiglas factory in Woodland, WA with John Posey and learn how the high quality rods are made from start to finish.

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Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run 2010. October and the fish are in the Adams River in record numbers of up to 9 million fish. Music: Dolphins In My Bathroom by AK1974 creativecommons.org

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A highlight package of the roster of Seattle Sockeye 2011. CREDITS: Editing: Michael Caldwell Musical Direction: Tyler Kinley MUSIC IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE: - Floori DA, "Rabbit in the Moon: Lunasol s Sub - Aqua Mix part2" - Oasis, "F*cking in the Bushes" VIDEO COURTESY OF: - UltiVillage.com (THANKS ROB!!!) - The NexGen Tour - ESPN/ABC - WUCC - Seattle Sockeye PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF: - Scaughty Photography - Scobel Wiggins Photography

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Filmed over two trips I, my son and wife took to Baker lake. In this video we cover the essentials of sockeye fishing on Baker lake, including locations, techniques, and boat launch locations. Enjoy the action! Filmed July, 2011.

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This is the last 8 points of the first game of the first day for NW Regionals 2011. Pretty awesome game.

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There is evidence that disease from the 70+ salmon farms on the migration route of Fraser sockeye represents the perhaps the biggest threat to our wild fish.This film illustrates the basic dynamics of salmon migration routes, diseases in farms and our governments role in the depletion of our most precious resource. produced by volunteer efforts. For more films visit CallingfromtheCoast.com. For Information on how to participate visit : SalmonAreSacred.org

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The Fraser River is running fast with all the run-off from the mountains adding to the volume of water. It's hard to imagine that fish would be in the river fighting their way up the current and that salmon have the ability and need to return to the very stream where they hatched 4 years ago. One of the amazing things in nature. music by Emerson Antoniacomi 01 - O Crepusculo do Medo

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FGHP.com and X-Factor Tackle worked together to provide egg clusters to the guests of Funny Moose Lodge. The guests came up with a Sockeye Salmon rig that was KILLER. The rig is basically a Salmon Egg Loop with yarn and an X-Factor Tackle Egg cluster above the hook. The Sockeyes were tearing up the eggs sacks. The video here was shot over the course of ONE HOUR at Funny Moose Lodge.

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Giant Eagle Market District Executive Chef John Gruver prepares Alaska Copper River Sockeye Salmon! Pan Seared Copper River Salmon with Fennel, Arugula, Red Pear and Feta Salad and Pan Seared Copper River Salmon with Roasted Corn and Fingerling Potatoes. Compliments of the Giant Eagle Product Development Team. Pan Seared Copper River Salmon with Fennel, Arugula, Red Pear and Feta Salad Serves: 4 Prep Time: 15 min. Cooking Time: 10 minutes 4 -- 6oz Copper River Salmon Filets(skin on) 1 pack Natures Basket Baby Arugula 1 bulb Fennel (shaved) 1 each Red Pear (sliced thin) 4 oz Feta cheese (crumbled) ½ Fresh Lemon (juiced) 1 Tbls. Market District olive oil To Taste Sea salt To Taste Freshly ground black pepper 1.Heat a sauté pan over medium-high, once the pan is hot, add 1.5 Tbls of oil. 2.Season salmon with salt and pepper. 3.Place salmon gently into oil skin side down and sear for 4-5 minutes until skin in crispy then turn and cook an additional 3-4 minutes. 4.Toss all remaining ingredients together and then immediately serve topped with salmon. 5.Enjoy Pan Seared Copper River Salmon with Roasted Corn and Fingerling Potatoes Serves: 4 Prep Time: 15 min. Cooking Time: 20 minutes 4 -- 6oz Copper River Salmon Filets(skin on) 4 ears Fresh corn on the cob (un husked) 1 lb. Fingerling Potatoes (cut in half lengthwise) 1 Tbls. Fresh thyme (chopped) 1 Tbls. Fresh rosemary (chopped) 1 tsp Fresh sage (chopped) 3 Tbls. Market District olive oil To Taste: Sea salt To Taste: Freshly <b>...</b>

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This technique can be used for any larger fish. There is no need to gut the fish before filleting. The result is no wasted meat and nice looking fillets.

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Just half an hour immediately after returning in St.Petersburg. Wonna know if somebody is interested.

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Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park. Struggling against insurmountable odds, 1 out of every four thousand eggs laid in the Adams River lives to return to the Adams River as a spawning adult. Experience the majesty, beauty and tragically poignant life of the Pacific Sockeye Salmon; attend the 2010 Salute to the Sockeye celebration at Roderick Haig Brown Park, October 2-24, 2010 in British Columbia's Scenic Shuswap Region. Music: 'Fairy Tail' by aleksrutko aleksrutko.promodj.ru

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Sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka), also called red salmon or blueback salmon, is an anadromous species of salmon found in the Northern Pacific Ocean and rivers discharging into it. There are also completely landlocked populations of the same species, which are known as the kokanee. Sockeye salmon is the third most common Pacific salmon species, after pink and chum salmon.The name "sockeye" is believed to be a folk adaptation of the anglicization of sθə́qəy̓, its name in Halkomelem, the language of the indigenous people along the lower reaches of the Fraser River. Sockeye salmon ranges as far south as the Columbia River in the eastern Pacific (though individuals have been spotted as far south as the 10 Mile River on the Mendocino Coast of California) and northern Hokkaidō Island in Japan in the western Pacific, and as far north as Bathurst Inlet in the Canadian Arctic in the east and the Anadyr River in Siberia in the west. Landlocked populations occur in the Yukon Territory and British Columbia in Canada, and in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, New York, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming in the United States. Nantahala Lake is the only spot in North Carolina where kokanee salmon are found. Sockeye are blue tinged with silver in color while living in the ocean. Just prior to spawning both sexes turn red with green heads and sport a dark stripe on their sides. Males develop a hump on their back and the jaws and teeth become hooked during their <b>...</b>

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Fish #3. Walked the fish down to the bank. Russian River Falls June 2011

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Sockeye Salmon Run 2010 at the Roderick Haig-Brown Park Adams River British Columbia. Music: Friday by Alexandr Filippov creativecommons.org Music: Istambul by Alexandr Filippov creativecommons.org Music: Epizode 1 by Alexandr Filippov creativecommons.org Music: Epizode 2 by Alexandr Filippov creativecommons.org

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We search for the mighty Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, and find the directions are not as well laid out as they could be. Every Government project has large signs to declare the government is working for the people, the feds were even holding up stimulus funding if the signs were not put out by the projects...my 'beef' is that the Adams River Sockey Run attracts upwards of 300 thousand people and there should be large signs..not billboards...showing the way. Struggling against insurmountable odds, 1 out of every four thousand eggs laid in the Adams River lives to return to the Adams River as a spawning adult. Experience the majesty, beauty and tragically poignant life of the Pacific Sockeye Salmon; attend the 2010 Salute to the Sockeye celebration at Roderick Haig Brown Park, October 2-24, 2010 in British Columbia's Scenic Shuswap Region.

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For more videos, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com British Columbia's Fraser River is experiencing the largest sockeye salmon return since 1913! You can easily catch them or purchase them directly from local commercial fishermen. We went down to historic Steveston Village and purchased several nice fish that were caught from the day before. In this video blog, we show you the way that we usually fillet and cook our sockeye salmon. It is a simple yet tasty dish made almost entirely from local ingredients. Subscribe to go Fishing with Rod! Be a Fishing with Rod fan on Facebook www.facebook.com Camera: Nina Manique Editing: Rodney Hsu Music: Kevin MacLeod Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production

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Spawning Sockeye Salmon - underwater footage [HD]. Just a short time after the Sockeye Salmon (kokanee) are in the streams sporting their crimson red color, they will all die. That is their life cycle, just a few years of living, then returning to spawn in the river where their life started, spawning to ensure the survival of the species and after that death. Watching these fish struggling up the current with determination I was left wondering do they know that when all is done this is their final curtain call? Some sockeye live and reproduce in lakes and are called "kokanee", a word in the Okanagan language for this kind of fish. They are much smaller than the ones that go to the ocean and are rarely over 350 millimetres (14 in) long. In Okanagan Lake and many others there are two kinds of kokanee populations - one spawns in streams and one spawns in the lake near the shore. As an aside, the Kokanee Glacier gets its name from Kokanee Creek, which enters Kootenay Lake near Nelson, British Columbia (see Kokanee). Music: Tashmika by HunterFoxz @ Looperman www.looperman.com

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The legendary Ohio punk band perform "The Platypus Song" on someone's porch, possibly in Conneticut. Dave Schall, the band's frontman explains the origins of this song.

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Fraser river sockeye recreational opening! had an awesome time, lots of fish

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A video and still movie on the Sockeye fishery on the Fraser River in 2010,One of the biggest Salmon runs in over 50 years.

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This was the largest sockeye salmon run in the last 100 years. There were literally millions of salmon spawning along Adams River and the Shuswap area. This video shows salmon both from land and under the water. Warning: There is some footage of the dead salmon on the beach and under the water. There is also a graphic scene where a conservation officer is cutting dead fish in half to ensure they are not double counted.

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An efficient way to fillet whole salmon. Knives used: Victorinox with Vibrox handle. Small paring & 14" slicer. Knives purchased Alaska Butcher Supply in Anchorage: www.alaskabutcherequip.com (this is the knife closest to the long knife shown).

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A Fish's view of Japan and the Dream Cup 2008. Created for Sockeye in December '08. Enjoy! Credits Music: The Polysics, "Baby Bias." Video courtesey of UltiVillage.com, Japanese broadcast TV(?), Moses Rifkin, Ray Illian. Photography courtesy of Scobel Wiggins, Ben Lee, Moses Rifkin, Sam CK, Michael Caldwell, Ren Caldwell. Thanks!! www.seattlesockeye.org

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fishing day in and day out, you tend to grab a few hours of footage, here is a clip of what its like to set out the net,.. start to finish.

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Since over a century ago, commercial fishermen in Steveston BC have been harvesting sockeye salmon when they return to the Fraser River. In recent years, the stocks have experienced low returns, resulting in no harvest during some seasons. This year, the return has been abundant and openings have been provided for commercial fishermen. For more videos, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com Subscribe to go Fishing with Rod! Be a Fishing with Rod fan on Facebook www.facebook.com Camera: Nina Manique and Rodney Hsu Editing: Rodney Hsu Music: Kevin MacLeod Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production

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Sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka), also called red salmon or blueback salmon, is an anadromous species of salmon found in the Northern Pacific Ocean and rivers discharging into it. There are also completely landlocked populations of the same species, which are known as the kokanee. Sockeye salmon is the third most common Pacific salmon species, after pink and chum salmon.[2] The name "sockeye" is believed to be a folk adaptation of the anglicization of sθə́qəy̓, its name in Halkomelem, the language of the indigenous people along the lower reaches of the Fraser River. Music: God's Eden by HunterFoxz @ Looperman www.looperman.com

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Hundreds of miles from the Pacific Ocean, in a small clear stream, Pacific Sockeye Salmon congregate as they have for eons for their final mission. In the ocean the salmon avoided killer whales, seals and mighty fishing fleets, then entering the river system where their life originated they fight the currents, avoid sport and native fishermen, bears that come to the streams to fatten up on the salmon for surviving the long winter and hibernation. The lucky ones, the fish that have made it this far, to the very spot where their life started will now spawn in the clear cold water and die. Music: Camel by Rehearsal Jazz creativecommons.org

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World's Largest Sockeye Salmon Run - Adams River BC 2010. Up to 9 million sockeye salmon return from the Pacific Ocean. Music: Timeless LittleBell's Estrellas by HunterFoxz @Looperman www.looperman.com

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