You gotta love it. Go from stick on to fish on what a beautiful Day, I will see you guys on Saturday. And I'm praying for Jordan That he Hooks and lands a world record king Salmon
Nice ok ok , was just saying, you should get some cool footage of gooeyduck hunting and cook. Thatd be dope. Nice content brethrens! Thanks for being good to your community!! ❤🎉
"Twiddle twiddle slamma Rama Rama ding Dong" had me lmfao 😂 I swear if you guys name a twitching sink it jig and name it the Twiddle I'm gonna be floating and saying pinkie sinkie Sami Sami fishy wishie😂😂😂. Good vid guys I enjoy watching!
Wish I could make it Saturday really hope to meet you guys sometime and really excited to get my first order In the next few days. Keep up with the addicting banger videos🔥🤙🏻
Nice buck at the end of the vid. I caught a big ass buck on the Skagit this season with a "wee Dick Night" chrome , my ass was clenched tight trying drag him in, and when I landed it it was just by the lip!
Just want to thank you again for the giveaways! So awesome, can't wait to use the gear. Very bittersweet my wife and I are taking our family to her extended family's cabin in Leavenworth for Christmas, or I would so be bringing them to the Saturday bash. I have a question about landing steelhead: I was able to get 4 on the line during the Summer, but couldn't land a single one. They were the first steelhead I've ever had on (thanks for the spinners tips on the Summer Steelhead Livestream), but do you guys have videos for instructions on landing these incredibly active fish? I was told to use 8 or 15 lb leader, and one of them was so huge it broke my leader on the 4th jump. Did I do something wrong or was that inevitable? I see Jordan tiling his rod to the side a LOT when landing steelhead, but the old timers teaching me and my best friend yell at me to "keep my rod up", but regardless of the approach, I haven't been able to land any of them. I'm going on my first out of town fishing trip (I don't count Merwin or Yale on my dad's smokercraft as a "fishing trip") for winter steelhead and I'm really nervous about landing a steelhead.
2 best ways are gonna be bottom bouncing or slip bobber rig. Bouncing can really be effective in big water to figure a hole out but can also be very frustrating retying so much. Just comes with the territory but gets better with technique and knowing the drift your fishing. Slip bobbers would be the best there considering all the structure and massive boulders. Hardest part is just figuring out how deep to set your bobber stop. Most of the waters you'll fish there is gonna be 12-25ft deep depending where and how far out your casting n wayer levels. You'll want at least a float rated for 3/8oz min but 1/2 and 3/4 specially are my go to. You can do a sliding or egg sinker fixed weight, split shot. Doesn't matter or even pencil lead sliding or fixed. Pencil lead is also what I recommend for bottom bouncing. Can be sliding or fixed. If fixed I recommend trying it to the tag end of where you tie the swivel to the leader with a swivel clip for quick weight changes. You'll need mainly half-1 oz. One tip is a larger pencil lead can be snipped down as needed to dial in quicker or without changing weight. I run 3-4ft leader bouncing and 2-3ft leader float fishing. Keep in mind if your fishing beads or eggs and get your depth set just right if you switch to a jig, you may need to increase the depth 6" to a foot to compensate for the facts that a weighted hook will sink further down than a weightless beads or eggs sack in the current. Sorry for the long response but I wanted to give you about everything you'd need to know. I can go much further in detail if you like so don't be afraid to ask
Would a bait runner help instead of flicking the bail all the time just flick the switch and keep your finger on the line for hook set or line management?
@@AddictedFishing what if your not a fan of the baitcaster? Would a runner help instead? Appreciate everything you guys do! Helped me dial in my spoon game
A bait runner would not help. It may only make you slightly quicker to set a hook but they do not freespool anywhere near light enough to be effective. They will ruin the presentation. The other options outside of spinning gear would be baitcast or centerpin. Both present a drift much better, will leave less line on the water to need to mend as much and result in less missed bites being more direct to the float. You can set the hook much faster as well not having to close the bail and reel down the slack. 3x times as fast to set the hook on average. Centerpin is tough ay 1st but soon as you get the hang of it is surprisingly easy to fish and cast light setups and or longer leader much easier than a baitcast.
@@jeremyphillips6229 Appreciate the in-depth reply. I was genuinely curious 🧐 Thanks again When are you doing the Detroit River/St Clair? You guys would love it
@@aggravatedtrade2254 anytime!... I will say when converting to any type of baitcast fishing, it's extremely helpfull to have a really good reel. Real difference maker in ease of use and effectiveness. Long rod and quality reel is the key to a baitcast setup. I personally use a 13ft spiral wrap that I recently upgraded to a daiwa tatula. Had a quality reel before but the tatula cast lighter stuff on heavier line much easier than the last reel and almost never backlash. Good reel gives you buffer and a long rod makes casting a long leader more manageable, specially with a baitcaster.
i mean sure, but as they've said before. the sport is not just for you. its for everyone. you do not own the river. who cares if the local people know where this is. its intitled people like you that are killing our sport. sir.
Nobody is going to recognize the rocks on a certain bank of an unnamed river unless they are local and have spent time there and most of them already know or should know those spots anyways
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Hope to see you all on Saturday at the Warehouse Bash! Address in description.
What time?
@@tylersmithking I think it starts at 10:00am but I am not completely sure
i stopped fishing the clear bobbers because if they hit one rock they crack and you're stuck re-rigging. i prefer balsa or foam. great episode Jordy!
Good to know. Always see a lot of people with the clear ones. But they felt like junk.
yesssss! your on my home river, good too know what to do in each spot!
tight lines!!!
It is great to see you guys grow and expand. May the retail space be very profitable for you all.
Can’t wait to celebrate this Saturday with you guys. 4-5 hr drive here I come gonna leave at o dark thirty
Impressive presentation. So much info in a short time.
I'll try to make it down there on Saturday if I can. Great video as always, looking forward to the coastal season and my first steelie!
You gotta love it. Go from stick on to fish on what a beautiful Day, I will see you guys on Saturday. And I'm praying for Jordan That he Hooks and lands a world record king Salmon
Thank you Jordan for sharing Keep the videos coming
Jordan a true fisherman
I remember jumping off that bridge your twitching under years ago. That stretch sure has changed over the years
“SLAMMADAMMADINGDONG” you hilarious I swear haha!
Thanks for all the tips Jordan! Hope everyone has a great time at the bash! 🤙🏼💚❤️🎣
I've had plenty of those days where you catch nothing, but am just happy I didn't lose any gear.
Nice ok ok , was just saying, you should get some cool footage of gooeyduck hunting and cook. Thatd be dope. Nice content brethrens! Thanks for being good to your community!! ❤🎉
"Twiddle twiddle slamma Rama Rama ding Dong" had me lmfao 😂 I swear if you guys name a twitching sink it jig and name it the Twiddle I'm gonna be floating and saying pinkie sinkie Sami Sami fishy wishie😂😂😂. Good vid guys I enjoy watching!
Wish I could make it Saturday really hope to meet you guys sometime and really excited to get my first order In the next few days. Keep up with the addicting banger videos🔥🤙🏻
thanks for all the gd content you put out have a happy holidays and be safe
Thank you for this!
Nice, it’s kind of like a scaled up version of crappie fishing
massive fan guys wish me luck for my first steelhead this year
Hi Jordan. Thanks for the tips. I often try drifting with a bobber, so any tips are helpful. Kind regards. MP
I was twiddling yesterday 😅 seen it on a different video lol can't help but twiddle.
Do an episode on stay fishy or addicted on the two Portland tributaries one apart of the big C the sandy or the clackamas off the Willy….
Nice buck at the end of the vid. I caught a big ass buck on the Skagit this season with a "wee Dick Night" chrome , my ass was clenched tight trying drag him in, and when I landed it it was just by the lip!
Watching from Northeast India Meghalaya 👍👍👍👍
Is it crazy I want to catch a flight from pa just to come hang out
Just want to thank you again for the giveaways! So awesome, can't wait to use the gear. Very bittersweet my wife and I are taking our family to her extended family's cabin in Leavenworth for Christmas, or I would so be bringing them to the Saturday bash.
I have a question about landing steelhead: I was able to get 4 on the line during the Summer, but couldn't land a single one. They were the first steelhead I've ever had on (thanks for the spinners tips on the Summer Steelhead Livestream), but do you guys have videos for instructions on landing these incredibly active fish? I was told to use 8 or 15 lb leader, and one of them was so huge it broke my leader on the 4th jump. Did I do something wrong or was that inevitable?
I see Jordan tiling his rod to the side a LOT when landing steelhead, but the old timers teaching me and my best friend yell at me to "keep my rod up", but regardless of the approach, I haven't been able to land any of them. I'm going on my first out of town fishing trip (I don't count Merwin or Yale on my dad's smokercraft as a "fishing trip") for winter steelhead and I'm really nervous about landing a steelhead.
I'm finding it hard to find any good info on how to fish big fast water. Like the niagara river in NY.
2 best ways are gonna be bottom bouncing or slip bobber rig. Bouncing can really be effective in big water to figure a hole out but can also be very frustrating retying so much. Just comes with the territory but gets better with technique and knowing the drift your fishing. Slip bobbers would be the best there considering all the structure and massive boulders. Hardest part is just figuring out how deep to set your bobber stop. Most of the waters you'll fish there is gonna be 12-25ft deep depending where and how far out your casting n wayer levels. You'll want at least a float rated for 3/8oz min but 1/2 and 3/4 specially are my go to. You can do a sliding or egg sinker fixed weight, split shot. Doesn't matter or even pencil lead sliding or fixed. Pencil lead is also what I recommend for bottom bouncing. Can be sliding or fixed. If fixed I recommend trying it to the tag end of where you tie the swivel to the leader with a swivel clip for quick weight changes. You'll need mainly half-1 oz. One tip is a larger pencil lead can be snipped down as needed to dial in quicker or without changing weight. I run 3-4ft leader bouncing and 2-3ft leader float fishing. Keep in mind if your fishing beads or eggs and get your depth set just right if you switch to a jig, you may need to increase the depth 6" to a foot to compensate for the facts that a weighted hook will sink further down than a weightless beads or eggs sack in the current.
Sorry for the long response but I wanted to give you about everything you'd need to know. I can go much further in detail if you like so don't be afraid to ask
New to fishing up here in the PNW. Is it too early to try for winter steelhead at the moment?
Nope it’s just getting started. You can catch them all the way through the month of March
@@tarrencerussellrussell8705 Thank you! Got a good amount of time off for Christmas and definitely wanted to try and go catch a steely
Good luck to ya!
Any word on when the steelhead alley movie to going got premier?
At the sportsman show this year!
I used the big Dave twiddle this morning, freaking lost a steelhead right after the twiddle!😮
Would a bait runner help instead of flicking the bail all the time just flick the switch and keep your finger on the line for hook set or line management?
You could definitely use a baitcaster.
@@AddictedFishing what if your not a fan of the baitcaster? Would a runner help instead? Appreciate everything you guys do! Helped me dial in my spoon game
A bait runner would not help. It may only make you slightly quicker to set a hook but they do not freespool anywhere near light enough to be effective. They will ruin the presentation. The other options outside of spinning gear would be baitcast or centerpin. Both present a drift much better, will leave less line on the water to need to mend as much and result in less missed bites being more direct to the float. You can set the hook much faster as well not having to close the bail and reel down the slack. 3x times as fast to set the hook on average. Centerpin is tough ay 1st but soon as you get the hang of it is surprisingly easy to fish and cast light setups and or longer leader much easier than a baitcast.
@@jeremyphillips6229 Appreciate the in-depth reply.
I was genuinely curious 🧐 Thanks again When are you doing the Detroit River/St Clair? You guys would love it
@@aggravatedtrade2254 anytime!... I will say when converting to any type of baitcast fishing, it's extremely helpfull to have a really good reel. Real difference maker in ease of use and effectiveness. Long rod and quality reel is the key to a baitcast setup. I personally use a 13ft spiral wrap that I recently upgraded to a daiwa tatula. Had a quality reel before but the tatula cast lighter stuff on heavier line much easier than the last reel and almost never backlash. Good reel gives you buffer and a long rod makes casting a long leader more manageable, specially with a baitcaster.
Where can I get your addicted spinners? I wan`t the MJ
Guys. Re upload. 34:05. It’s not that bad, but you don’t want to lose your sensitive audience, and there is a river name in there
I liked the original version best 😂
😂
What did I miss
Just some real life talk from Jordan……..and a river name!!!!
🖤 💚 🖤 💚
Confession… I thought the bobber was about to go down..
You fishy mother fishers 😎
First
Btw Jordan that reel is a epixor😂 have the same set up
noooooooooooo the jig with bobber setup is gonna be blown :(
Pony tail through back of hat. Nice. I didnt know girls fished that much
U feel better about yourself now?
It would be nice if you blurred the banks of the river
And make the video unwatchable.
Make it so they aren’t showing everyone where they are fishing
@@blainejoner5167 I understand your point. No one would watch that.
i mean sure, but as they've said before. the sport is not just for you. its for everyone. you do not own the river. who cares if the local people know where this is. its intitled people like you that are killing our sport. sir.
Nobody is going to recognize the rocks on a certain bank of an unnamed river unless they are local and have spent time there and most of them already know or should know those spots anyways
I thought maybe meth but I know now it's just Adderall.