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I was about to start working it monday but had a death in the family that ill have to take care of, is there something specific you want covered?

Oh, sorry to hear that, take your time, but volk is actually super active, 190-230 silver per hour consistently

@@DBeast_PF I was planning to do my next video there. I wanted to do something that people normally don’t do, im not going to do a trolling video because there are already too many of those. I want to give people options, show them some methods and lures that aren’t normally used like my kuori video.

I didn't make a trolling video, trolling and spin fishing is different and you are using different lures than me. There is already plenty of videos showing people how to troll on Kuori, hence why I did something different to show people there is other ways than just trolling. Lure choice is also a big thing, using the right setup with the right lure will land you a good amount of fish as shown in this video, however, having the right setup with the wrong lure will net you a lower catch rate. According to almost everything you can find, a leader will deter bite rates on almost all fish except fish like pike and the only reason you would really use one is if you think something will bite through your line or take the whole spool, other than that, there isn't a reason.

I tried a lot of the ones they give you, I wasn't partial to any one specific lure. For each one that I showed, you will just have to look in the top left to see what I was using at the time.

Kinda burnt on RF4, ill come back to it, itll be my next video for it.

he has a thick line 0.5 mm for 7,8 or even 10 kg pikes it is totally safe

I wouldn't use braided line as it damages your reel and is less attractive to the fish. Replace the line with FC line for better results. As far as your setup, as long as your rod is the strongest, then reel, then line, whatever you decide to use is perfectly fine. Stats on the rod and reel do matter, but they wont at all if you have stronger line, and end up breaking them.

I didn't say that, I said to the size of your line, and for the most part it does, and I do mention that there is a chance, however it is very slight. That's why when you fish at Belaya and you can catch Grays and Brown trout on 4kg line forever and sometimes a Taimen, but the Taimen aren't 20 kg, same reason you can fish at Kuori and catch Lake trout all day and sometimes catch a Kuori Char and its not 20kg.

That's why I put the links in for the reels and how they work since it has already been done. I think people are stuck on one number (the max drag on the reel) and they don't understand that the reel can handle much more than is listed if you max out your drag and put the weight on the mechanism. For example, in my video, people may think that the Dragon 40s can ONLY handle 5.8kg fish, but it can actually handle up to 9.5kg fish (depending on wear of mech) if you max out your reel brake and put the weight on the mechanism. With that being said, the reel I have has a 11.7 max drag on the break, but has a much higher rate on the mechanism, so therefore, it is not the weakest point in my setup. I guess I should have went more into depth with that in my video, but if people watch the KpShamino video I posted, they should be able to put that together. Thanks for replying 🇩🇪 ✌️

I didn't know that was a thing either, on my original account it wasn't a thing. Not sure when they added it, but its only up to Lv 12.

And if u using different type of fishing it will give you different gift .Like this one his using just spinning and he get spinning tackle and lure .If i knew it before i want to do like him .Unlucky im level 18 and just got 30% of spinning .Cause im just using feeder and tele .I got new tele as a gift when leveling up cause im using tele to buy a feeder .

I'm glad it helped you out!

Chances of me catching a trophy with my setup is pretty low, but yea, you're right.

I normally don't fish for pike, never had really, so I started off by looking at what was available to me. A lot of the wobbler descriptions says "for pike" and in the user's manual is shows where pike live and says a jerkbait rod is for pike, so with that said, jerkbait is good for pike, which I don't have access to. I tested a lot of lures as you can see in my video and ended up seeing that the X-Crank 06 @10:25 had a better bite rate so I stuck with that. I may get ideas from weeklies, such as color or size, but I like to try a lot of things and then share what works. For example, while fishing at Kuori, I'm using the ULF crank which you will never see on the weeklies, but I'm doing damage with them. That's because people are probably trolling and I'm not, however, if you compare my cashouts with people that are trolling with 2 rods and a lot of the times I'm doing better, especially since these videos are geared towards beginner players with 10-15kg setups that don't have 30k silver in the bank.

It literally says in the user's guide to use a leader to protect the rig from pike. If they bite off a few meters of 300m line, its whatever, you just replace the lure which you would have to do if they bit it off with a leader. Nothing there at Kuori is going to break all my things, hence why I have day after day of cashouts with no problems, and my reel isn't the weakest part of my rig, my line is.

​@@alkemystbones6736 Okay, I didn't write the post to argue about what's right or wrong. I was merely pointing out why most people opt for using leaders. However, I do disagree with your statement that your reel is not the weakest link. Your reel has an 11.7kg drag, whereas the line is rated at 12.3kg. Thus your drag is weaker than your line and the weakest point in this setup. The mechanical weight is what you are referencing and that doesn't affect how quickly your drag wears out. Once again, there is no fixed approach to playing this game. I find it challenging to understand why almost everyone who has been playing this game since its inception follows a particular method and it not be the best one.

You could just not use a leader and not worry about it. I have 300m of line and not using it all, so if it does get bit off by a pike, I wouldn’t notice a line difference. Additionally with the reel, taking info from the admins, they said “Every reel is different, some reels can probably handle 2x or more stated max drag, but some only 1.2 x max drag - that is why we got stars quality for every item in the game.” Using the brake correctly, the reel isn’t an issue at all, and not the weakest compared to the line.

@@Axxis270 You said that the reel is weakest part in thissetup. You are wrong, because if reel has x amount of weight it can pull on drag it doesn't mean that it is maximum weight, every reel has max drag and mechanism, for example beluga venga has 33 max drag in kg, but the max weight it can pull on mechanism when you close the reel is 109 kg

🤣🤣🤣 hopefully it helps you out

Sure thing man!

I decided to make a pure spin fishing series due to the other types already having so many videos explaining how it's done. I really feel like there is a lack of pure spin fishing information and even though I'm not as PC and not that good of an editor, I want to get information out that will help anyone that wants to spin fish along with dispelling a lot of bad information. Also, there is this misconception that you have to use real money in order to advance or catch fish which is just not true. Short answer, no, lol, sorry.

30

I was using reel speed 30, but keep in mind that it will change depending on the gear ratio of whatever reel you are using. Typically anything between 25-30 is fine, I’ve even heard people saying 35-40, but I feel that’s too fast.

@@alkemystbones6736 I started with a heavier rod and a 3.4kg reel with the same line as yours. Then I switched to your setup. Seems to work better as I don't catch as many perch instead of greyling as with the first setup :D Also I was reeling in at the speed of 30 but I was getting a lot of cases where the fish would chase the lure to the shore so I switched to 25. Doesn't seem to happen as often now.

@@nebesvaikseni There are so many variables that go into the spawn rates of the fish. Weather, time, size shape and color of your lure, type of line, thickness of line, ect ect. I plan on going a little more in depth about that in my next video which should help out a few people with their catches, there seems to be a gratuitous amount of bad information going around I plan on addressing. The “chasing to shore” fish seems to be what my friends and I call the “last second” fish, which are different from the actual spawn. I plan on covering that as well. I’m glad to hear something in my video helped someone, thats the whole point of these.

I switched out a lot, as long as you’re on top of fish, they all seem to work decently, you have a small chance to catch something like a lumpy or a king crab. For the fish I caught on this video, you can look in the top left for which one I was using at the time.

but could you give me the exact name becouse im planning to go to norway too @@alkemystbones6736