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Hi Everyone, I found out the rod I bought was the incorrect one for my reel, I've since then went and refunded it and bought a new rod. Happy fishing all !
For your swivels you use the big swivels I use smaller than yours bro and I catching big white spring chum without difficulties I use bobber float I love to see those “bobber down”
So easy your knots lol
I’m gonna beat your bro with my ugly stick spinning rod 7ft medium action just twiching I can catch all kinds of salmon in russian river lol
Look up a Palomar knot. It's a stronger knot than the line itself and once you get the hang, much faster to tie. (Kayak fished tournaments for red drum/speckled sea trout and needed to tie super fast in FL.I always hear you talk about needing to tie fast. Once you get it down, it's amazing.
manh, i just wanna move there and go fishing everyday... fawwwwkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Is braided line better?
over kill, mono does well and is cheaper
Nu,
I just discovered this tutorial 6/25/2023.
Man this is an excellent video.!!
Well Done.!!!
Set up for snagging lol do my set up bro lol I use baitcaster rod okuma lol but more different than your setting lol I use 20lbs braided line lol but I don’t snagg!
All snaggers use 40lbs mono 😂
Lol
Thanks for sharing. Learning a lot before my move up there next July!! Can’t wait
I'm going up next May also. Driving from NY state. It's beautiful up there. I'm bringing my truck for a reason, I may not come back to NY!!
Good info Nu. Seems very much like our Salomon run in Pulaski, N.Y.
Great to hear!
Nu, you should exchange or return your Walmart purchased Ugly Stik rod because you bought the wrong rod for your reel. You bought a casting rod for a spinning reel, i.e. smaller eyes on rod. This will cause your casts to be short and inefficient.
Wow, didn't know that. maybe I can try this out for a bit ?
@@NuttyNu Honestly you'll be wasting your time because casting rods are built specifically for casting reels and spinning rods are built specifically for spinning reels. Edit: just saw your other post.
@@TheCastLife thanks. I got a new rod
Great video! Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
If you tie a double surgeon loop knot on the leader alone big enough to feed a pinched loop through the swivel and then feed the fly through the opened surgeon knot loop that you just fed through.
Then you can slide it on the swivel and change it quicker and easier.
And if you setup up few leaders and have them in a leader wallet.
It makes it easier and quicker to change out a broken leader.
Then you will not have to give up your premium spot.
And if you work it out in your head
You can use a double surgeon knot on the main line as well.
I make the loop big enough so I can use 1/8 oz barrel weights to easily add or remove based on how deep or fast the river I am fishing. Start with 3/8 oz, then add if you do not feel the bottom. You can remove if you end up adding too much weight and are getting stuck in the rocks.
Don't forget the bead between the bell weights and the swivel so you can protect the line connected to the swivel. (This method works better if your main line is braided line.)
I've been. Watching your videos and thanks for the info 😊 I'm going to be in kasilof in June for kings and sockeye . I have a boat for kings but where should I go that time of year for sockeye .? And maybe I will run into ya 😏
Man I can't wait
Same reel and pole I started on . Lost the same eyelet and after 4-500 fish the reel wore out. I liked the setup for its ruggedness but you do sacrifice some sensitivity. But it won't let you down
Step one.......... get a fly rod and catch more fish. Hint.
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
How you purchase parts for your truck apply that to fishing... go cheap and youll end up buying it and again and again. Buy quality for more enjoyable/less fatigue experience but dont need to break the bank.
For those who have yet to experience combat fishing...
Since its combat shoulder to shoulder fishing, you need to reel in your fish asap for obvious reasons. Thus you must have the right gears. Note, you're fighting the fish and the current. On top of that if you snag the fish body/tail that makes it worse! Your reel must have strong drag power, strong lines (i prefer braid NO STRETCH faster hook set). Rod must have strong backbone (medium heavy is ideal), good bend, fast tip. Hooks, buy quality brand in bulk and make your own flys if possible (Bass Pro has quality hooks in bulk). If you buy premaid make sure they use quality brand hooks because salmons have very hard jaw. It's bones and teeth not like your typical mouth on a bass. Again this is combat fishing, you want to fight the fish as minimal as possible as fast as possible. Dont be that a-hole that snags eveyone's line.
Prep ahead of time like nutty did, have the proper gears, be friendly and respect the folks around you and enjoy your time.
This is how i have my set up based on my 20 years experience fishing the Pacific Northwest.
huh?
Thanks for the info. Just moved up to Ak and looking forward to getting some fishing time in. And on a side note, I literally just today I spent 1300$ on a root canal and a new crown, don't use your teeth for anything but eating.
Have fun!
What's the best time to go to the Russian river? I'm gunna be up there mid july
good video, i normally go 25lb-35lbs line; depending on the rods. bait casters are better with 25-35lbs. spinning reels you can go to 40lbs. a light weight rod can really make the fishing trip much more enjoyable. can't wait to get up there, prefer the second run of the reds, they're much more bigger and go up to the lake to breed.
Thanks for the tips!
Nu I believe the smaller eyes are for bait casting
I’ll try this set up! Nice video
What do people usually use at Russian river? flourcarbon or monofilament
mono, can't go wrong , cheap and easy
Color doesnt matter since reds arent biting the flies, all about what you can see in the water 👍 tight lines!
I strongly disagree that the spawning salmon do not bite.
For some reason I am not smart enough to know. But I notice that early in the year the reds will bite a blue fly. Or the silver salmon really like a chartreuse fly.
In the middle of the summer salmon will bite a smelt fly as they are trying to keep the baby fish from eating their eggs. And in the fall the salmon will bite a leech fly or a Dali lama fly for the same reason as the smelt fly.
It all depends on how you present each fly.
It took me awhile, but I watched and copied other old timers on the river.
Nice set up. But I love Fly fishing. It's a lot more fun and easier to handle. You should try it. And you'll never go back. Tight lines brah! I'll be there in less than 2 weeks.
Challenge accepted
NuttyNu let’s see it bro
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Good video, tie loops in your pre made leader so you won’t need to do any tieing on the river
That is correct
15:30 thanks... you were very simple and visual. I really appreciate it!
You're welcome!
Hi Nu, great video! I was wondering if the bobber method can be used on the russian river with bait? TIA @NuttyNu
You can use it. But that wont catch any. It's more of a flossing method
I'm pretty sure it's artificial lure only, no bait. even leader length and hook size are regulated by fish and game. It says on fish and game website.
You leader was a bit long. To explain how this rig works is to understand the original name, "flossing." Sockeye in particular swim with open mouths, the weight drops, the current pulls the hook, making the line a straight line across the bottom. Socekeye run into the line with a mouth open and when you feel that "bump," you yank. When you yank, if the line is in the sock eye's mouth, the hook comes across and nails em in the mouth. Many many many snags also happen but that is the legit explanation. After 20yrs of sockeye fishing on the Kenai, I don't even bother with a fly, Gakakatsu #3 bare hook on a line kills it. For Russian, Gamakatsu Russian river fly, blank, with maybe a bead for drag. Totally agree with the other part, I have full rigs prebuilt all the time. I prefer a sliding egg weight in between two swivels and then a 4ft leader, never fails me. Tight lines and have fun!
thanks for the input Kaiser
@@NuttyNu Anytime brother, headed up Sunday, gonna fill some boxes for my AZ family.
Best fishing guide I see. very detail for beginner.
I appreciate that!
Hell yah 1st like,,,, my buddy Chriss is the fishing department manager at sportsman’s warehouse. If u have any questions see him , Hawaiian guy. I too had to return sum fishing stuff to bass pro. Lol. Great video Nu. Sportsman’s has flies at .39 a piece and the grow ones. Bass pro is .49 a fly
Thanks for the info, Sportsman always got good prices
NuttyNu I know Brent and jason at bass pro. You have any questions see them or Dave. You have a genuine attitude, good videos for new people. Oh yesterday sportsman’s got in a bunch of 10mm $18.49 a box 50 rounds. I know u like to shoot
I don't shoot any 10mm any more, so only 9mm and 223
NuttyNu what.. you got rid of your Glock? Wow.
Awesome videos. Thank you
Glad you like them!
great video!! Thank you!!
Glad you liked it!
Was this from this year already
the "fishing" footage was from last year,
God I hate those hooks so much
haha , love hate relationship
what do you use ?
NuttyNu I make my own with gamakatsu hooks
Those hooks are weak better if you tie your own flies.
busy guy, dont have time to tie my own. cheaper for me to just buy them. what else would you recommend then ?
@@NuttyNu I don't buy flies I've always just made mine in the winter when I'm bored
Alsp the fish aren't biting it you're flossing them basically, reds are constantly opening and closing their mouths when in the river or creeks.
Sounds good, I would like to try new flies, as these are some what weak and I've seen them get bent up when they get caught up on something, but at this price. You can not beat'em.
A good tip is to go down on line wight on your leader you're almost garaunteed to not lose your swivel
I've been there once and never broke a hook or lost a hook there😂😂😂