For this type of water (speed of current, depth where fish are holding) I would use 1/8 oz. spinners. For the seam/pocket that he was working (02:45 - 10:10) , I would cast about 4 ft. upstream and vary my retrieval depending on how fast the spinner sinks. If the fish chase the spinner but aren't striking, I'd switch to a different color. When fishing pockets over 4 ft. and in fast moving water, I use 1/6 - 1/4 oz. spinners. Cast above the pocket, bring the lure into the hole, give it a few seconds to sink, jig the spinner, and then begin my retrieve.
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Nice spot! Could you share what size/weight lure are you using? and roughly how far ahead of the sighted fish are you sending the lure?
For this type of water (speed of current, depth where fish are holding) I would use 1/8 oz. spinners. For the seam/pocket that he was working (02:45 - 10:10) , I would cast about 4 ft. upstream and vary my retrieval depending on how fast the spinner sinks. If the fish chase the spinner but aren't striking, I'd switch to a different color.
When fishing pockets over 4 ft. and in fast moving water, I use 1/6 - 1/4 oz. spinners. Cast above the pocket, bring the lure into the hole, give it a few seconds to sink, jig the spinner, and then begin my retrieve.
Great vid what state are you fishing in because that stream is awesome
Minnesota
The spinner looks tiny, cool. Whats that?
smiths AR spinner
What rod is that
Its a kuying Teton TTC 5'10"
It's on AliExpress
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Thanks I just picked up a curado bfs
I have that reel too. It's a pretty good reel.