Lol have you made or seen an Ethan Hawke comment on here before? there's seriously a lot of them lol and I think I'm starting to see the resemblance. You guys got me cracking up over here
Brand new to salmon and steelhead fishing, besides addicted fishing you may be the best as you always start from the beginning with the mainline and show clearly step by step, you make think there’s hundreds on here but there isn’t and the ones that are don’t compare to your clear instructions, so thanks and appreciate your videos.
Thank you so much. I absolutely love reading comments like this. I try to explain it in a way that’s the same way that I’d explain it to myself. I want/need clear detail so I can actually understand. glad I could help. Good Luck 🎣
Start at the head of the run cast close, middle, far.. take 3 steps down river repeat casting close, middle, far.. repeat process until you reach the tail out of the run..
Oregon has a leader length reg? Washington was thinking about this but never implemented it but I never saw the advantage of running a leader longer than 4 ft myself. The shorter leader I can get away with the more leaders I can tie per spool. Plus if you lose really long leaders it creates a snag in the hole that just collects gear.
Hey Nick moved up to Folsom,CA to retire and spend the rest of my time fishing.This is twice as hard as saltwater but have been learning from YOU! I watch you instructions 30 times a day and know your dialogue by heart. thanks Nick
Bro you are one of my favorite fishing channels I’m so bummed my backpack had gotten stolen from my truck I had five of your steelhead spinners in it plus about 3.000 dollars worth of gear really bad day
Nick, when it comes to float fishing, how do you deal with surface current? (surface current pulling your presentation faster than the bottom current) It's very easy to hold back the float when casting near, but casting out to a seam 40+ ft in front of you and trying to hold back the float is impossible until your float is 45 degrees downstream. Even then, if you try to slow it down you will pull it towards shore and away from the seam. I have not figured out anyway of doing this so I tried very thin floats that as affected by the top current. that kinda works but they are hard to see in choppy water. I know you like to fish with a spinner mostly, I like spoons, and I gave up trying to cast a float rig farther than 30ft and switch to non float techniques or bobberdog it.
Yo bro love to record content seen u on the rocks a few times I got a few fish this year let me know if u want to go chase some metal and get some content
Great video, I have a question. Since you have a jig head on the end why would you add the inline or egg sinker? Is it to get it down faster? I would use that set up when I use power bait or something that would make my hook float up off the bottom.
Thanks, the egg sinker is just for better casting and for getting your gear down faster. It’s definitely not necessary for shallow water but it helps a lot when fishing deeper, faster moving water
I wouldn’t go any heavier than what I did, but no, it won’t make the bobber sink. It may sit a tiny bit lower in the water, but you kind of have to figure out what bobbers you like best… some may say 1/2oz but with a half ounce loaded up on it, the bobber is still actually floating kinda high. In the end, there is a bit of room to play with when it comes to the whole setup
I didn't know Ethan Hawke is an angler.
Lol have you made or seen an Ethan Hawke comment on here before? there's seriously a lot of them lol and I think I'm starting to see the resemblance. You guys got me cracking up over here
Why don’t you use the same type of bobber stop above and below the float?
Brand new to salmon and steelhead fishing, besides addicted fishing you may be the best as you always start from the beginning with the mainline and show clearly step by step, you make think there’s hundreds on here but there isn’t and the ones that are don’t compare to your clear instructions, so thanks and appreciate your videos.
Thank you so much. I absolutely love reading comments like this. I try to explain it in a way that’s the same way that I’d explain it to myself. I want/need clear detail so I can actually understand. glad I could help. Good Luck 🎣
I thought it was great!☝️🇺🇲
Curious to hear how you work that set up on the river. Good videos lately Nick!
Start at the head of the run cast close, middle, far.. take 3 steps down river repeat casting close, middle, far.. repeat process until you reach the tail out of the run..
Great video! Very straightforward and informative.
Good info. Is there an advantage to having swivels on your inline weight? The Palomar knot instruction is on the inside of the PowerPro box.
Oregon has a leader length reg? Washington was thinking about this but never implemented it but I never saw the advantage of running a leader longer than 4 ft myself. The shorter leader I can get away with the more leaders I can tie per spool. Plus if you lose really long leaders it creates a snag in the hole that just collects gear.
Super helpful! Thank you!
Hey Nick moved up to Folsom,CA to retire and spend the rest of my time fishing.This is twice as hard as saltwater but have been learning from YOU!
I watch you instructions 30 times a day and know your dialogue by heart. thanks Nick
Bro you are one of my favorite fishing channels I’m so bummed my backpack had gotten stolen from my truck I had five of your steelhead spinners in it plus about 3.000 dollars worth of gear really bad day
Nick, when it comes to float fishing, how do you deal with surface current? (surface current pulling your presentation faster than the bottom current)
It's very easy to hold back the float when casting near, but casting out to a seam 40+ ft in front of you and trying to hold back the float is impossible until your float is 45 degrees downstream. Even then, if you try to slow it down you will pull it towards shore and away from the seam.
I have not figured out anyway of doing this so I tried very thin floats that as affected by the top current. that kinda works but they are hard to see in choppy water.
I know you like to fish with a spinner mostly, I like spoons, and I gave up trying to cast a float rig farther than 30ft and switch to non float techniques or bobberdog it.
Love the videos, always great info, but man I love your spinners. I had a great coho season using them, thanks! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for sharing!Always looking forward to your how to videos ,keep them coming
I usually go between jigs during the day, but I gravitate towards nightmare and something with a lot of white.
Good class thanks
Yo bro love to record content seen u on the rocks a few times I got a few fish this year let me know if u want to go chase some metal and get some content
Great video, I have a question. Since you have a jig head on the end why would you add the inline or egg sinker? Is it to get it down faster? I would use that set up when I use power bait or something that would make my hook float up off the bottom.
Thanks, the egg sinker is just for better casting and for getting your gear down faster. It’s definitely not necessary for shallow water but it helps a lot when fishing deeper, faster moving water
Thanks for sharing the links as well.
Would the weight of the jig not make the bobber sink?
I wouldn’t go any heavier than what I did, but no, it won’t make the bobber sink. It may sit a tiny bit lower in the water, but you kind of have to figure out what bobbers you like best… some may say 1/2oz but with a half ounce loaded up on it, the bobber is still actually floating kinda high. In the end, there is a bit of room to play with when it comes to the whole setup
@@AnglingAddictsPNW Thanks for the insight!
Very informative and entertaining video as always!
Thank you 😊 🎣
Hot Chow!
Thanks
How high up do I put the bobber stop?