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Bobber Doggin' For Nestucca River Steelhead
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2016
- Fish the Nestucca River with Josiah Darr of Clackacraft and JDarr Guided Fishing. Use Fish Field Pro Dogger floats to catch winter steelhead with Nick Amato of Salmon Trout Steelheader Magazine and Haibin Wang of Fish Field.
Josiah and Big Dave are hands down my favorite guides and I haven’t even fished with them yet. I’ve met them tho🤘🏻
Use the basket end! LMAO. great show with lots of fish. thank you for posting
"Nick trade me places," "Nick grab that net. Nick nevermind I'll just be the help.
You guys are some lip rippin mad men !! Great job!
Nick might not talk much, but when he does you should be listening
It was a great video. Its funny listening to that kid JD trying to coach Nick. Really? Nick had been fishing and using these techniques when his parents were still in grade school. Pulling down river with a belly and switching the rod from left to right to control the fish's head is how you do it. JD sure talked a lot. I hope I don't sound like that when I'm taking friends down the river. :P
Well said. Nick Amato is the MAN when it comes to catching steelies, and helping others learn to fish for them. His magazine, SalmonTroutSteelheader, has been an incredible resource for anyone looking to improve their catch rate. (no affiliation, just appreciation). Thanks Anglers West for this video, even if the host guide presumed to know more than Nick.
That dude is one of these young guns who thinks he knows more than he does.
Josiah is such a boss. Can we please get Josiah, Nick, and Bill in a boat?
Yesss
Lol he was about to net that cutthroat
BRO get the rubber surgical gloves out we go fishing...….I should also mention jamb your fingers in the fishes gills, totally cool
you should shoot an episode on the siletz river for chinook salmon out of the resort coyote rock
Are you taking notes Mr. Wang?
There’s a few ramps on the Nehalem that would put that “primitive” ramp to shame.
Another great vid …
"Nick, use the basket end HAHAHAHA"
"primitive ramp" AKA washout.
Nick looks like he would be an awful client to guide for
Wish some of the people trying to get rid of our hatchery's could see these fish, they claim "hatchery fish", as if there are very many "true natives" due to hatchery fish spawning in the rivers, have bad genes. I would say that this beautiful pig of a hatchery hen was a prime example of the truth behind that theory! Great video can't wait for another! And to all those who don't know about our fish in danger, join CCA or NW Steelheaders Association and get involved! If we as sport anglers (and for some of us A WAY OF LIFE) don't do something we might not have these opportunities for our kids & grandchildren!
agreed. first order of business... open some of the hatcheries on the clack
why didn't you guys rotate dude in front had the first opportunity every time for the fish poor other guy got out fished terribly pretty selfish in my book
FISHNROB I doubt it would have made a difference, Nick Amato is a steelheading legend with many decades of experience under his belt and the other guy was an obvious nube.
Nice video guys
So ya when u showed the dog rig there is no way ur bait gets near the bottom current pulling float and u have no weight on your leader that has to be screaming shallow in the current please explain
They were fishing tailouts.
I am confused about the rules they have in place for leader length (max 36 inches) & then I see a lot of videos with fishing guides on the same rivers I fish on with much longer leaders, 4ft+, can anyone explain?
There is two anti snagging rules in place for oregon. Which rule that is in place depends on what river/time/zone you are fishing in. For example the mainstream nestucca falls under the mainstream 6 foot and under regulation while the nearby three Rivers (its the name of single river) has the other rule in effect which only allows leaders 18 to 36 inches during certain times of the year. I hope this helps!
Anything over 3 ft is just trying to floss
Plus bobber dogging all that current pulling your float and heavey weight is ya king in your set up making ur drift shallow that’s what I see
Man U guys r awesome
They really are
Someone please explain to me how bobber dogging presents ur set up diff than reg float fishing cause what I see in both set ups is a float weight under the float a leader split shot and bait so what’s the diff
Also why is bobber doggin better than drifting lead?
Another way to floss🤣
bobber dogging is off the bottom. basically Drifting lead with a float. Thats why the floats lay flat. The floats roll in dogging is different Float fishing is a suspension tech. Your not intended to make much if any contact with the bottom. The float should be straight up and down
@@elonmust7470 It is basically the same except you use a float. You can control your drift and pick your spots by positioning the float...The float has its draws backs as well. The current has both positive and negative effects on it
Michael Phillips I use a reg float with with split shot and drag the hell out of the bottom
And smash em
You catch any dogs with that?
Back bouncing some sandshrimp on some divers would do just as well, I bet.
that dude talks a lot
lol I kept jumping forward and every clip was him yapping.
Gucci
That launch is sketch
Annoying guide