How I Lure Fish Effectively for COHO SALMON | Fishing with Rod
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- I love casting and retrieving spoons and spinners for coho salmon in rivers because the most aggressive fish would chase and bite the lure right away. It isn't just casting and retrieving a lure, but there are certain things you can do, including cast angle, retrieve speed, lure choice, to improve your chance of catching that big silver coho salmon. In the first half of video, I show you which parts of the river I'd like to target them with lures. In the second half, I take a look at different spoons and spinners, and when and where I would use them.
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Always appreciate the instructional videos this time of year! Thanks Rod! Hopefully I can catch one on a spoon this year 🙂
The spoon fishing gets better later in the month, they tend to bite lures better as water temperature goes down. September is a tough one to get them to chase.
Thank you! I love these kind of instructional videos :)
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
Rivers are so low here there's no way to cast and not snag a rock😢.
Rod, if a male is a buck, why is a female a hen, not a doe?
Thanks. It's always good to see someone is catching😊.
We call them does here.
I’m getting a pretty big collection of prime lures myself! Looking forward to trying them for salmon and bulltrout this fall.
Is the collection going to double after this video? 🤣 Those lures should work way better later this month than now, they always do for coho.
Nice one Rod.
Thanks 👍
I seem to catch more hens with blue here in Alaska.
I have a question about my salmon stamp, it has places to record chinook and steelhead, do I need to record my coho that I keep or not?
I got myaelf one of these nets this year, just a different brand from the states. The finish on it sucks, but the net itself is awesome! Do you know if they epoxy the wood to add durability on the moby nets? Anyways, not sure how you get away with netting a coho that big and not getting soaked! Lol
There's definitely some kind of sealant on the moby nets. Not sure what it is but it makes them fairly slippery in the rain but they really are something special in my opinion
Do you have any tips for fishing super dirty water? I find schools of coho but just end up snagging a few then moving because I am trying to get them to bite but can’t seem to figure it out.
Yeah I do. When it's super dirty, I just go home and back to bed lol...
There are a few options you can try out. Fish close to the bank where water is slower and float big pieces of roe, or cast big spinners into stagnant pools.
@@FishingwithRod Thanks Rod I’ll try throwing some large spinners in the frog ponds since my local rivers are all bait banned
I tried prime lures for the first time this season. I have jig fished in previous years and find I enjoy the lures more. I snagged very few pinks which was a problem with jigging. And I had great results with the lures. I was casting to about 11 o/c as Rod is suggesting and retrieving at a normal speed. I’ll try Rods suggestion next time I am out. I like the fluttering lure theory, worth a try. Thanks Rod for all your great insights. They have increased my knowledge and results….and fun factor. Tight lines!
You prefer spinning set up over a casting set up for spoons?
i prefer to using a spinning setup.
I’m pretty new to salmon fishing if anyone fishes the serpentine dam in lower mainland bc could I have some tips please
Instead of casting up stream, cast apx 1-2 oklock down sream in the deep water far bank. Don't retrieve, but let it drop. When it hits bottom, lift, retrieve just a bit and then let the line loose just enough for the spoon to drop again. Repeat this. Spoons are not spinners and should not be fished the same way. COHO LOVE dropping fluttering Spoons! Those spoons will flutter like crazy when dropping. Try it, you'll like it!
I do that at times too, but I do find the fluttering drop from upstream toward me ends up with more hits than fluttering by swinging and dropping downstream.
You can most certainly swing spoons like spinners