Moo as you know I live in Detroit I plan on using your excellent set up on Lake Michigan one day. You are really tremendous thanks for such a great tutorial God Bless Moo 🙏🌠
Great video, I was able to get all the supplies at Bass Pro and Sportsmens warehouse. I assembled about four rigs had no problem following your directions. Thanks-!!
Nice informative video! Only thing I would say to possibly improve hookups is to change the way the top hook is hooked into anchovy. I like to hook it into the lateral line of the anchovy and expose top hook more.
awesome setup for salmon when i went on a charter boat 4 years ago we were catching coho on anchovy behind a flasher and also on a flasher and hootchie
Great video Moo, I am going to get some Owners No Escape Barbless hooks 🙂 now, since you proved that the salmon will stick to your line even after he stole your rod and reel in your other video 🤪😍
Congratulations on the 4K milestone! When I was in FL fishing, the little fish would steal my bait a lot. Sometimes little crabs too. I could have used that Apex or your rig! Later on, I learned that daisy chain trick with the hooks but instead of tying them off, they put the hook through the eye of each hook before it and then hooked the anchovy with the 2 or 3 hooks linked through the eye. I've never seen that little anchovy head cover. I really like the looks of that rig setup though! Next time I go to Florida and fish on my own, I might just give that a try!
@@MooMooOutdoors I took a charter in a past video which was most of the catches I had. I fished the rest of the week inshore and from a pier. I was more or less going after anything that would bite! I caught a catfish and some smaller blue runners.
GREAT VIDEO. I do have 1 suggestion. Use a Palomar knot on your bottom hook opposed to the Snell. The Snell knot is proven to be 30% weaker than a Palomar. Your modified Snell is perfect for the top hook. ✌
Congratulation on your growth here in this platform. You are doing great. I hope you do that giveaway soon. Hey Salmon will be running soon here in MI, lot of people from out of the state come to do fishing here, sounds like a great time.
Great video now I just need to move closer to the ocean or maybe I can get a lake bass to hit it🤔 Next video you need to show TLA how to rig a chin strap to his hat...after the yard sale.. RIP to the Moo hat 🌊🧢 Thx as always keep up the great work and best of luck out there Moo!
Great video, thank you! One question: are those hooks circle hooks and why or why shouldn't we use circle hooks? Sorry, one more: you home-brine your tray anchovies for salmon trolling, right? In other words, they don't come pre-brined...
Circle hook is meant to be set when the fish swims away rather than at strike. While trolling, you have better chance of hookset with j type hook. For circle hook to work properly, you have to wait for the fish to put the bait in it's mouth, swim away and let the fish to set the hook at it's corner of the mouth. Yes, Tray bait are not pre-brined. They are simply vacuum packed.
It should come out pretty easily when you pull the line. It wouldn't matter if it doesn't because you should still be able to pull the line either way.
Great video Moo. Question though. I have seen your rig for halibuts as well and that also makes the anchovy spin. Does that rig not work for salmon? It seems like both rigs just make the anchovy spin.
Yes halibut rig does spin and can be used for salmon if you replace the treble hook to a j-hook (and barbless). I like using krippled anchoy because I use the top hook (hook closer to the head) as an anchoring point to bend the bait and leave the bottom hook free and have both hooks tail end of the bait for better hook up.
Does the krippled anchovy heads require much tuning to spin properly? Its always nice to see how others rig, especially in different regions/waters. I kayak lake michigan for kings and our setups are a little different. I might try this setup.
Mainly flasher fly combos and spoons, This year just started using meat rigs. Our meat rigs here are usually with a flasher and a few teaser flys before the head so they are definitely not as simple as your setup. Instead of downriggers, most guys here use torpedo divers.
Great Video Thank You for sharing. Any-way I always thought that you could only use One barb-less Hook when trolling for Salmon? So you are saying Two Hooks is Legal to use while trolling for Salmon?
Hey Moo, was wondering if the apex dives on its own? Reason I’m asking is because my fish seeker/diver (alternative for a down rigger) will not work properly with a lure that dives
The bead chain prevents the line twist. A lot of times barrel swivel don't roll fast enough and cause line twist since krippled anchovy rolls pretty fast. I use this with my downrigger and works very good.
Yea, this is one of the features of our fishery; anchovies, along with smelt and herring, are the base fish in the food chain for the larger target fish, so thankfully we can kinda crossover fish both salmon and Hali’s with nearly the same rig. As Moo pointed out, simplicity on the kayak is the right approach. For folks who like to carry and play with tons of gear, you’re probably better off in a much bigger boat. I’ve worked my kit down to fitting into 1 or 2 of Hobie’s hatch-fit tupperwares, and that includes stashing my anchovies in one of the big slots.
What are the regulations for salmon? I thought it was only 1 barbless hook for ocean? What is the minimum size limit for salmon? How many salmon are you allowed to keep a day? Why are the fishermen at Benicia State Park allowed to use Mepps Flying C's with barbed trebles?
I know people use bait up in Oregon but I never saw anyone using bait in California. We use lures such as inline spinners, flatfish, spooon.... Oh we do use salmon roe.
Im new to Salmon fishing and really just starting to research. I noticed a lot of guys on TH-cam are posting video’s using Cut Plugs with flashers on the Sacramento river and other rivers in CA. Doesn’t a Cut Plug mimic a wounded bait fish and stuffing it with tuna or anchovy give it the desired sent? It seems a well color brined anchovy with a spinner and maybe a flasher would work...
Yes you are right some uses cut plug. As far as I know, salmon doesn't really feed when they are in the river system. You are looking for a reaction bite. Instead of them chasing the bait/lure, you put the bait/lure in front of them and irritate them. At least that's the theory. I'm not much of an expert on river salmon though 😉.
Moo as you know I live in Detroit I plan on using your excellent set up on Lake Michigan one day. You are really tremendous thanks for such a great tutorial God Bless Moo 🙏🌠
Thank you. I hope it works at Lake Michigan.
Gotta watch this video again with 1 day away from salmon season lol. Cant believe this was a 4k sub announcement. You more than doubled since then.
Go get em. I'm getting ready for them chromes as well.
Success is in the details! That will be tried here in the great lakes now! Keep up the great videos!
I hope this works in great lakes. Thanks
Great video, I was able to get all the supplies at Bass Pro and Sportsmens warehouse. I assembled about four rigs had no problem following your directions. Thanks-!!
Great. Thanks 😊
Nice informative video! Only thing I would say to possibly improve hookups is to change the way the top hook is hooked into anchovy. I like to hook it into the lateral line of the anchovy and expose top hook more.
The first video i saw that explains everything, thanks momo outdoor for giving us some tips
Thanks for watching and commenting
awesome setup for salmon
when i went on a charter boat 4 years ago we were catching coho on anchovy behind a flasher and also on a flasher and hootchie
Yes. Flasher, hoochie then anchovy is a popular rigging for chinook here also.
Very detail demonstration. Time for 🎣. Fishy fishy fishy.🎣🐟🐟🐟
Go get em
Congrats Moo! Well deserved and thanks for sharing these great tips! Perfect timing since I’ll be trying to chase for chrome tomorrow 😄🤙
Nice meeting you yesterday Jake, congrats on your chrome limits too 🙂
Carlos Fung Likewise brother! Hope to see you out there again soon!
great vid, thanks for including your knot tying explanation
Thanks
U have so much knowledge! Thanks for sharing! I’ve learned a lot
Thank you
Thanks this is my first time to salmon fish . Waiting for the big run up the sac .I’m still Halibut Fishing the bay.
How is the halibut bite in the bay. I haven't fished the bay for over a month.
Thanks for explaining how to tie double hook salmon leader awesome moo moo
Glad it was helpful
Great video Moo, I am going to get some Owners No Escape Barbless hooks 🙂 now, since you proved that the salmon will stick to your line even after he stole your rod and reel in your other video 🤪😍
Oh no. Carlos is going shopping spree LOL How it stayed on was a pure luck. I had 2 come off last week.
Learned a lot! Nice video.
Don't lie. You already know everything LOL
MooMoo Outdoors that hook choice is great. Also the bead chain swivel ;)
Great instructional vid dude! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching
Looking forward to trying this rig. Thanks for a great video.
Thank you
Thank you for sharing that was easy enough for me to comprehend 😂😂😎
Go get your chrome
right on moo, gonna buy those hooks via your link. appreciate the knowledge!
I only see them in bulk. You might want to get them else where.
Congratulations on the 4K milestone! When I was in FL fishing, the little fish would steal my bait a lot. Sometimes little crabs too. I could have used that Apex or your rig! Later on, I learned that daisy chain trick with the hooks but instead of tying them off, they put the hook through the eye of each hook before it and then hooked the anchovy with the 2 or 3 hooks linked through the eye. I've never seen that little anchovy head cover. I really like the looks of that rig setup though! Next time I go to Florida and fish on my own, I might just give that a try!
Thanks. Give it a try. It might work in FL. What were you fishing for?
@@MooMooOutdoors I took a charter in a past video which was most of the catches I had. I fished the rest of the week inshore and from a pier. I was more or less going after anything that would bite! I caught a catfish and some smaller blue runners.
Awesome salmon setup! 🎣👍😎 ~Maverick
Thanks ☺
Nice work, Thumbs up. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks
Congratulation 4k sub. Very informative and detail on your Kriple anchovies set up. (MooMoo secret is out) ..Another great video and
thank you.
Thank you
Thanks for the video, bro! I'm gonna be fishing for halibut in HMB soon. I'm gonna try the sliding hook setup 👍🏽
Good luck
GREAT VIDEO. I do have 1 suggestion. Use a Palomar knot on your bottom hook opposed to the Snell. The Snell knot is proven to be 30% weaker than a Palomar. Your modified Snell is perfect for the top hook. ✌
You are right. Now I use Palomar knot instead of Snell on the bottom hook.
Very nice. Like it
Thanks ☺
Thanks for the explanation. Loved the video
Thanks
I love ur fishing buds man!!
Thanks 😀
Useful tips, thank you!
Thank you
Congratulation on your growth here in this platform. You are doing great. I hope you do that giveaway soon. Hey Salmon will be running soon here in MI, lot of people from out of the state come to do fishing here, sounds like a great time.
Thanks Ben. I hope you go out and get some salmon 🎣🎣
Hey guuuuuuuuys. Thank you for tuning into Moo Moo OUtdoooooooors. :D
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Great lesson, Thanks!
Thanks for watching
Good stuff! Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks
Great content as always!!
Thanks
Another great Vid Moo! I want to really concentrate on salmon for awhil. Or untiI catch a big one! lol
Let's go Adam
always hook or rubber band your trailing hook, it will swing and move away from your bait center line if its free
Pretty cool, brotha!🤙🏼 5K prize would be cool too!
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Congrats on 4k Moo 💪 Leading the way!
Thanks NIck. Don't ever give up! LOL
Great video now I just need to move closer to the ocean or maybe I can get a lake bass to hit it🤔 Next video you need to show TLA how to rig a chin strap to his hat...after the yard sale.. RIP to the Moo hat 🌊🧢 Thx as always keep up the great work and best of luck out there Moo!
Thanks 😂😂 or put a yellow float on the hat.
@@MooMooOutdoors special edition float hat for TLA? 🤔
@@vinceimp9581 😂😂
Thanks for sharing Moo👍🏽
Go get em Chromes!!
Great video, thank you! One question: are those hooks circle hooks and why or why shouldn't we use circle hooks? Sorry, one more: you home-brine your tray anchovies for salmon trolling, right? In other words, they don't come pre-brined...
Circle hook is meant to be set when the fish swims away rather than at strike. While trolling, you have better chance of hookset with j type hook. For circle hook to work properly, you have to wait for the fish to put the bait in it's mouth, swim away and let the fish to set the hook at it's corner of the mouth.
Yes, Tray bait are not pre-brined. They are simply vacuum packed.
Awesome man. You’re the best
Let's go get some Chrome
Nicely done!
Thanks you
Awesome bro it helps me alot
Glad it was helpful ☺
Ya bro i fish every day but at Pacifica pier i catch some and lost some so i was wondering how to do that now i do thank
Hi, thank you for the video. It’s very helpful. May I ask when changing bait, how you remove the toothpick that was wedged in the hole?. TIA
It should come out pretty easily when you pull the line. It wouldn't matter if it doesn't because you should still be able to pull the line either way.
Thank you for this!!!
I hope you get em. Tight lines.
Good vid Moo!
Thank you Sir.
Thank you!
Thank you for watching
How are the bead chains working for u? Would u say they are better then ur normal swivle?
Yes they work very well. I really like them.
Great video Moo. Question though. I have seen your rig for halibuts as well and that also makes the anchovy spin. Does that rig not work for salmon? It seems like both rigs just make the anchovy spin.
Yes halibut rig does spin and can be used for salmon if you replace the treble hook to a j-hook (and barbless). I like using krippled anchoy because I use the top hook (hook closer to the head) as an anchoring point to bend the bait and leave the bottom hook free and have both hooks tail end of the bait for better hook up.
@@MooMooOutdoors thanks for the quick response and keep up the great videos Moo. Looking forward to your next video!
do you think the salmon will still be biting within 1-2 weeks in bay area? Thinking about busting out the duo inflatable kayak for the first time!
Ocean salmon will bite until end of the season (Oct). You got over 2 months to get em.
Yes
Does the krippled anchovy heads require much tuning to spin properly? Its always nice to see how others rig, especially in different regions/waters. I kayak lake michigan for kings and our setups are a little different. I might try this setup.
You just need to put a slight bend and it will roll. What do you use in michican?
Mainly flasher fly combos and spoons, This year just started using meat rigs. Our meat rigs here are usually with a flasher and a few teaser flys before the head so they are definitely not as simple as your setup.
Instead of downriggers, most guys here use torpedo divers.
@@fengrs oh I see. Thanks for the info.
Great upload my friend well done
Thank ☺
Great Video Thank You for sharing. Any-way I always thought that you could only use One barb-less
Hook when trolling for Salmon? So you are saying Two Hooks is Legal to use while trolling for Salmon?
Yes. You can use up to 2 single shank single point barbless hooks in California.
@@MooMooOutdoors Thank You that is good to know
Hey Moo, was wondering if the apex dives on its own? Reason I’m asking is because my fish seeker/diver (alternative for a down rigger) will not work properly with a lure that dives
No apex does not dive on It's own. People uae apex with a diver and it works well. Tight lines 🎣🎣
MooMoo Outdoors thank you Moo! I’ll be sure to say what’s up when I see you on the water! Keep up the good informative videos
Hey, thanks for that MooMoo! Two Qs: What is the purpose of the beads at the end? And how does this work with the downrigger? Thank you!
The bead chain prevents the line twist. A lot of times barrel swivel don't roll fast enough and cause line twist since krippled anchovy rolls pretty fast. I use this with my downrigger and works very good.
Another great video moo moo. Thanks!
Would this same setup work for other fish like striper and halibut?
Yes some people use Kripped anchovy for halibut and we catch stripers with it too.
Yea, this is one of the features of our fishery; anchovies, along with smelt and herring, are the base fish in the food chain for the larger target fish, so thankfully we can kinda crossover fish both salmon and Hali’s with nearly the same rig.
As Moo pointed out, simplicity on the kayak is the right approach. For folks who like to carry and play with tons of gear, you’re probably better off in a much bigger boat. I’ve worked my kit down to fitting into 1 or 2 of Hobie’s hatch-fit tupperwares, and that includes stashing my anchovies in one of the big slots.
@@SuperBardley Thanks Scurvy 😀
Thanks!!!
You bet! Thanks
Cool... 💥💥
Thanks
What color flasher do you recommend?
A lot of people use the once in this video or just silver/chrome color.
That is best rig for boat and kayak... salmon and halibut and bass and ling cod and other.....
I don't know about bass, ling and others... kek
MooMoo Outdoors striped bass
@@구름따라바람따라-d1j yes it works for stripers 👍👍
We don't use that brand name of anchovy head, what size were u using, 2 or 3?
Are you asking the size of the anchovy?
@@MooMooOutdoors no the size of the Krippled Anchovy head. I went on the web site and there's 2 sizes, 2 and 3.
I did not know there were 2 different sizes.
These are the ones that I use.
krippledusa.com/collections/krippled-anchovy-u-rig-m-3-packs
Very nice
Thanks
What are the regulations for salmon? I thought it was only 1 barbless hook for ocean? What is the minimum size limit for salmon? How many salmon are you allowed to keep a day? Why are the fishermen at Benicia State Park allowed to use Mepps Flying C's with barbed trebles?
2 barbless hooks in the Ocean. 20 inches in SF area. 2 fish limit. West of Carquinez Bridge is considered Delta (inland waters).
Hi MooMoo, you should do a give-away regardless! Thanks
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Wow, seems like a lotta work... But great instructional video. I think I'm going to stick w/ the watermelon apex for now. Phew! ;-)
😂😂 Come on.... It's not that much of work 😁😁
Can you use this off a pier?
You mean with the bobber rig? It might.
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cool video and channel! New sub to help support ya! watching your other stuff now
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You ever try and catch and freeze your own anchovy?
I have before but not for salmon fishing.
Why do you want the chovie spinning?
It mimics injured anchovy and make it look like easy target for the predators
Would you use this rig in rivers?
I know people use bait up in Oregon but I never saw anyone using bait in California. We use lures such as inline spinners, flatfish, spooon.... Oh we do use salmon roe.
Im new to Salmon fishing and really just starting to research. I noticed a lot of guys on TH-cam are posting video’s using Cut Plugs with flashers on the Sacramento river and other rivers in CA. Doesn’t a Cut Plug mimic a wounded bait fish and stuffing it with tuna or anchovy give it the desired sent? It seems a well color brined anchovy with a spinner and maybe a flasher would work...
Yes you are right some uses cut plug. As far as I know, salmon doesn't really feed when they are in the river system. You are looking for a reaction bite. Instead of them chasing the bait/lure, you put the bait/lure in front of them and irritate them. At least that's the theory. I'm not much of an expert on river salmon though 😉.
Wish this video was useful for me but sadly no samon in North Carolina😭
Thats too bad... But you guys have some cool species that we don't have.
Like what gag grouper
@@hudsonkay5938 seatrout, drum, king and spanish mackerel....
MooMoo Outdoors oh yea that stuff
How deep do you usually troll
It depends on depth of the water you are trolling and the area. Good starting point is right in the middle of the water.
How fast do you troll
2-2.5 mph on the kayak
Like!
Trolling is always the the down rigger ?
I do but you can also use a diver or weight.
Your not the best?fish fear your name!😂😂😂😂"fish on".thanks I've been loosing a lot on cable baits.I will try this next time.
Oh no... I'm still learning. Fish don't know me yet 😉
Hello! You make interesting videos. I want to learn from you. 🍒😊 Mila Raido SUB!
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that's too much work for fishing.
Don’t go fishing