วีดีโอ

It’s catchy. Thanks for watching.

Also good options. I’ve seen guys do really well on jerk baits.

Those steelhead are definitely on the move!

We’ll change it up a bit in the weeks ahead. It was the only game in town for a while. Thanks for sticking with us.

Appreciate you watching!

Position yourself above a pod of fish, that you have usually seen. Put on a small dark fly. Cast above the fish and when your drift ends in the pod of fish just rip the fly out of the water and snag into a fish. It’s deadly…

Always a good reminder to be safe.

Thanks!

Hahaha. Big guy is not starving :)

Those fish are for eating unless otherwise stated. 😆😀

Sometimes it seems you just can’t everything lined up down there. High water, low water, wind, current speed, water color, etc. ;) Lucky to be able to give it a go I guess.

Shot this one in October.

In this particular situation I am only because the current makes it really tough to land fish and I needed a little extra leverage in them. The leaders are still florocarbon.

It can be brutal out there! At least you got out.

@ you went out early November.. in January there is no fish lol

Haha. We’re still fishing down there now, just haven’t gotten to those videos. There are always fish, they just hang out in different spots. Stick with it and you’ll find them. Water conditions lately have been the real problem.

@ saw one guy on the Canadian side smacking them with soft plastics minnows and a float. Caught 10ish in 30 minutes…

@ninos431 where did u see that haha I gotta try that spot

The wind is tough. Making lots of muddy water right now. Just need to be patient. Go Bills!

Thanks! It’s cool to be able to help guys along.

Thanks for watching!

Life is good! 😊

It’s on the American shoreline.

He gets em here and there 😁

Thank you!

Try to avoid going through the yards :)

@ did you walk along the creek or something? I don’t know how you’d get there without going into like 2 yards

I’ve got one day to fish with my boy, Friday. Any chance you can lead me to this trib? I see a few people know right where it is already but I’d appreciate a push to the right area (don’t need the exact spot just the creek) if you don’t mind, I know it’s taboo to ask but like k said I have one day to go….

I’d like to help you. Find us on Instagram and send me a DM there.

Hahaha. I like that!

I can’t give specifics but it’s a tributary to Lake Erie in WNY.

It would be tough in crutches. The NY Power Authority has a fishing platform with an elevator to get you to the water level that might be worth checking out. It will reopen in April.

Why is it we only lose big fish? Haha. Happy New Year!

@@willsworldoutdoors hahaha, may 2025 bring many fish😏

Thanks!

I use 17 pound suffix for my mainline.

I’m glad you like the content! Hopefully we’ll see you on the water.

This was in November.

Thanks man! Happy New Year!

It really depends on the creek but beads have been out fishing egg sacks almost everywhere for us lately.

You clearly don’t know how the drifts work for the boats.

I know for most it’s a strange thing to see but the only water worth fishing is right against shore. They give shore guys plenty of room and will even clear lines if your fish makes a run. Makes for a pretty unique experience though.

@@willsworldoutdoorsspot on man! Most of the fish are in the seams along the shore.

We’re pretty lucky! Glad you are enjoying the channel. A lot more videos like this one coming.

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

Fishing 15-20’ using a 3/4 ounce inline weight and the beads would be 10mm.

In some situations the extra weight helps you mend your line without pulling the float out of the drift.

@willsworldoutdoors so how do you know what gram bobber to use under certain water conditions? I'm new at this. 3 weeks in, only get the weekends to fish if that

@ the weight of the float is dependent mostly on how much weight you will be adding to get your bait to the fish. So a perfectly balanced 11 gram float will have 11 grams of weight below it to get the bait down and have that float running perfectly. Hope that makes sense and glad to hear you’re out there trying to figure it out. Good luck!

@@willsworldoutdoors so if you do a 11gram float, what's tge difference if it's done with a 6, 8 gram floats ,why not use a lower gram float? Im confused because I'm so many things from difference fisherman out in the fields. I used 10 & 11 at first, then a few people spotted me and said my floats I'm using are to big, 6 or 8 tge most,. So who's right???? I fish Harper's field area, Ashtabula area in ohio.these aren't big or wide rivers, maybe 20ft to 40 ft in some areas wide. And the depth always change. So your opinion will help. Thanks

Those beads are by Death Roe and I usually use 8 or 10 mil unless the water is stained.

Merry Christmas! Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

Merry Christmas. That Riversider is the 13’ medium light float rod rated for 6-12 pound line.

Hahah! You picked up on that. Never a dull moment with father and son on the water :)

Same to you! Gotta love steelhead weather!

Thanks! You too!

Merry Christmas! Looks like some warmer temps for next week so we will see.

Merry Christmas to you too! Glad you enjoyed it.

It’s the simms challenger insulated version. Solid jacket!

The net I use in this video is made by Beckman. Great net! Merry Christmas!

If you’re going to cover water it may as well be in a beautiful place! Merry Christmas!