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I typically lay them out on paper towels and let them dry for 12 to 24 hours and then I put them in bags and freeze them

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@@Johnv-ig8pm yes

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👍🏻. Yup figured that out next trip…. A buddy had told me years back when we were trolling for walleye but it drifted away.. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

@@jayrobertson232 Thank you! We typically do turn the clicker off at some point early in the fight… the leadcore reels still have a light click but trust me I can’t stand the sound…. I only like it for alerting us of the initial strike… Thanks for watching 👍🏻

@@purefishinmichigan4212 Bingo!😊

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@@lukepanning7673 thanks…. Yeah I keep em close when it’s calm and I’m running short leadcores I usually keep the depths stacked 15ft so even feisty 15-20lb kings grab on they aren’t likely to cross lines. 🤞🏻. Thanks for Watching

@@SerhiiVoloshyn-p1k in this video I breakdown my set up for Fishing for Steelhead off the pier th-cam.com/video/FEVDzey5ROM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QV9tpCxqLTCXbYTa

@@megadogremel I’m not. The bobber step on the rig is in the video

That’s the idea. Let the float bring the leader up.

You got me!!! I guess I’ll stop making videos 😂

You don't need to stop just give moe information instead of trying to keep it to yourself

I like your videos and I'm 71 I have fished the piers most of my life, so I can tell just by watching your video, but other people cannot

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Check out this vid….. I do a full rig breakdown KING SALMON Float Fishing with BOBBER DOWNS (Rig Breakdown) #kingsalmon #greatlakes #bobberdown th-cam.com/video/hqFOpD5O6do/w-d-xo.html

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Nice!! Good luck this summer 👍🏻

@@purefishinmichigan4212 th-cam.com/users/shortsdq0oF0GsUKk?si=6lJZd7TIfaMTlDpt

Thanks! It takes a lot of exploring!! You win some you lose some

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Thank you! I’m tying a loose overhand knot, feeding the line through, pulling it tight so there is some on both sides of the line, and sliding it down to the bead

Early June is best

That's a bit of a wait... Where have people been fishing lately (Feb-Mar) when we've had sucjh warm winter? I've been looking for info online, but seems info was from months earlier.@@purefishinmichigan4212

@@paulanderson2464 There are are fish in most river mouths/piers on Lake Michigan, Erie, and Lake Huron. Sometimes because of wind direction changing it can effect water temps and move the fish around. This time of year if the water has good visibility after a rain it should be ok to good

I’m gonna find out if it works this summer! Thank you!

State is ohio lol

Good fishing 🎣

You want him to catch the fish for you to 😂😂😂 your funny if you think he’s gonna tell you

Get Over Yourself! Sharing a video, revealing a River or Creek, which are typically vast, which will Not reveal the exact spot or area being fished and showing the bait set up should be a requirement in being Paid to display a fishing excursion on Facebook!

It looks like a fly reel but is actually a centerpin. I’m actually going to post a water reading/rigging video very soon 👍🏻

Thanks for checking out the video!! Yeah I get the optics. It’s never our intention to harm them unless we are harvesting them, and if we believed one to be injured to the point where it wouldn’t survive we would keep it. Sometime the excitement of getting to the fishing spot blocks the brain from remembering to open your tailgate and grab your net 👍🏻

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Thank you for checking it out! It’s always a good time!

It's from 10am to 430 pm non stop

Is this the pm? No 10 to 4:30😂. Great answer!

Thank you! Not the PM

Ruined my fun..damn it lol

Yeah it was pretty effective Thanks for watching!

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Yes it was a great time! Using a bead with a small spawn bag is very effective too! Thanks for checking out the vid!

My favorite are the white trout trap one and 32 ounce jig

I like okuma sst 10’6” medium light rods for 2oz or smaller. I’m pretty careful when I’m casting 3-4oz sinkers but I’ve never broken a rod doing it

@@purefishinmichigan4212looks like those are rated for 1/2 oz lures, so you do cast pyramid weights with it ?

@almirmakan yes…. I’ve casted 2oz sinkers with no problems. I think the 3/4oz rating is for continuous use of a lure. I try to keep my rod 45 degrees to my line just to mitigate risk of breaking the rod.

@@purefishinmichigan4212 thank you for the info

@almirmakan you’re welcome

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Epic more like it

Yes it was

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