This is perfect. My son and I went to look for trout fishing in the McKenzie and it was high and brown. We just left. Now, I know what I take out there. Thank you for sharing and thank you for repping Jesus.
I live on the Quillayute river and plunking is the only way to go for most of the winter because of all the dam rain here in Forks. All your methods shown in the video are great. Best thing about plunking is sitting back with a fire and a beer waiting to hear that bell ring. Along with a good bell I sometimes tie a piece bright orange yarn to the rod tip for a visual strike indicator.
Great job.Was making setup's watching ur vid, had it all under control,from the bell to the bait and even the beer. Hell ,done it before.Then you showed your holder. and mine would of been forgotten.Thnx for having my back.We should go fishing sometime !
What model is that The OG Lami’ partner ??? 🤣🤓🧐That’s my question ! Haha, never gone plunking in all my years fishing since being a kiddo. Now being almost in my mid 30’s. Fishing all over the western side of the the state. But, it has perked a new possible interest watching this video. 😏🤙🏿Thanks again for your time & information. Be in touch on sending ya some hardware to try out. Merry Christmas buddy. Ho Ho Ho. Hope St. Nick brings ya some New Years Steelie Action !!! 💪🏿🐟🤘🏿🎣🎅🏿
Rods can handle more weight than what the rating is for. You are essentially lob casting and not fully loading the rod as you would with a normal lure.
This is perfect. My son and I went to look for trout fishing in the McKenzie and it was high and brown. We just left. Now, I know what I take out there. Thank you for sharing and thank you for repping Jesus.
Thank you for watching! Best of luck on your next trip! Fish on and God Bless!
@@HolyMolyOutdoorswhat size spreader and where to get them.thsnks
a plug and a spin n glow genius man thanks for the tips!!
Awesome video!!
I live on the Quillayute river and plunking is the only way to go for most of the winter because of all the dam rain here in Forks. All your methods shown in the video are great. Best thing about plunking is sitting back with a fire and a beer waiting to hear that bell ring. Along with a good bell I sometimes tie a piece bright orange yarn to the rod tip for a visual strike indicator.
Well done, as usual! Very informative!
Great job.Was making setup's watching ur vid, had it all under control,from the bell to the bait and even the beer. Hell ,done it before.Then you showed your holder. and mine would of been forgotten.Thnx for having my back.We should go fishing sometime !
Great video
Great info man, thank you!
My first steelhead was caught while plunking for Pinks, had to let it go, but was cool.
no bait equals better action on the spin n glo...but in muddy water bait sure helps
Be wary of cheap spreaders. I recommend making your own. I've seen the ones displayed in this video break off on a fish. True story.
Yes definitely that is always something to keep in mind. I've never had an issue using them, but can see the potential risk
What model is that The OG Lami’ partner ??? 🤣🤓🧐That’s my question ! Haha, never gone plunking in all my years fishing since being a kiddo. Now being almost in my mid 30’s. Fishing all over the western side of the the state. But, it has perked a new possible interest watching this video. 😏🤙🏿Thanks again for your time & information. Be in touch on sending ya some hardware to try out. Merry Christmas buddy. Ho Ho Ho. Hope St. Nick brings ya some New Years Steelie Action !!!
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You must have been talking to Kirby!
Are you supposed to use multiple spin n glows on two or three leaders or just one?
You always could but you will want to have beads in between for a bearing. I always run 1 spin n glow and have two 6mm beads below and one above
I am tiny bit confuse.... When you add 5 oz or even 8oz weight how can you cast it with the rods you use ( only till 2 oz)?
Rods can handle more weight than what the rating is for. You are essentially lob casting and not fully loading the rod as you would with a normal lure.
@@HolyMolyOutdoors thx, I got your point but you load your rod 4 times more which you can do I am really surprised....