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It is not too late to register for my STEELHEAD TOURNAMENT which is based out of Ohio on APRIL 13-14th, contact me via email (fishingvibes1@gmail.com), or shoot me a DM @fish.fray on Instagram if you are interested.
Fish Fray - like to register for the steelhead tournament in ohio 4/13 & 4/14! Please let me know what to do at phillycsm@gmail.com. Thanks, Steve
I don't have an email account
Email is the only way I can send you the registration form
It would be nice to travel to Ohio for steelhead someday I just caught my first steelhead a day ago nice native hen about 15 lbs
Now you’re speaking my language Fray. Bead/bag combo is my go to on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario tributaries for steelhead and browns. Great information, great content pal. Always enjoy your videos brother. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for the support man, tight lines👍
Hey man i see you postings on like every good fishing vid i see,i gotta know, have u fished the ganny?
Thanks for continuing to provide enjoyable content! Fun to watch when I'm stuck in the office. Also, I'm quite familiar with each of these spots, I'm glad to see other people enjoying them as much as I do. I'll be chasing silver fish this weekend. If I see you out, I'll be sure to say Hi.
Thanks Nate, glad you like the videos. I'll be in the area fishing Saturday so definitely say hi if you see me, I'd love to talk fisheries with you etc.
Awesome video! Can't wait for more spring content!
thanks, lots more to come!
Keep up the great work, and keep doing what you love. 🎏
Hey love these videos! I also like this guy, he does great steelhead videos too
Nice video. Thanks. Could you tell me what model and size hook you would use if fishing 6mm. beads?
Hi, does the bead have to make bottom contact when float fishing?
Thanks for the instructional video, keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching, will do!
Great video! Just getting into Steelhead fishing..you should do a line setup video! That would be awesome!
Awesome video! New supporter here! I love to fish and actually won a few tournaments fishing! Keep it up!
Nice video. Love the float shots.
Thanks man, trying to get more float shots this spring
Hi i want to get into fly fishing. Can you tell me what equipment i should need/get to start as a beginner? Thanks.
Love it brother
Where is that bead box from? Did it come as an assortment?
how do you like that fully ported raven reel?
Nice work man 👍 keep on slayin 🤙🎣
Thanks ! Lots more slaying to come!
Love your channel. Do you always have a lead that long even when you fish in shallow parts of the river?
Great question sure wish he'd answered it I would like to know too
Hey Fray I was wondering if you switched out the bearings in your matrix reel or are you running stock bearings?
I am running stock bearings and haven't felt the need to change, although you'll see me running a colville reel with ceramic bearings in future videos.
Nice work Fray! Loved the naturally Mother Nature tunes of spring too👏 what do you surmise is the reason for spawned out drop backs already?? In Grand Rapids but still kinda scares me a little... not gonna lie
I have reports of several Steelhead seen spawning in the creeks off the grand already... Water is still cold though I'm sure we have several weeks of great fishing ahead. Ohio streams warm up really easily so a warm rain will allow the fish to spawn for a few days just from that warm runoff.
Hey Fray what rod is that and what lenght?
Nice video fray.
Thanks!
TOP 10! Just another great video as usual! Noticing the bead/roe bag you used are some bright colours, is it because of the water's been a bit muddy?
The creek was pretty muddy that day, about 8 inches of visibility, so yea that explains the bright bead colors I chose
@@FishFray Thanks!
That is cool, I once broke off about 10 seconds after hooking a steely. Tied up again, different colour roe bag, throw it in the same drift... ended up hooking the same fish by the roe bag from the previous hookup.
Wow that's crazy! I catch quite a few fish with broken off hooks and jigs in their mouth from who knows when, even a crankbait in a fishes mouth last Thanksgiving! They are just plain hungry some days
Thumbs up, watched, and thoroughly enjoyed. Good luck...the spring spawn is at hand! we cant use two hooks on the St. Joe, so no bead bag combo for me.
Thanks, good luck on the spring run down there!
I was out last weekend...went 1/1 in 2 different states. the lower reaches are on fire.
TFW you think it’s bouta bobber down in frame but take the L by one pixel
Haha, simply unlucky brother
Ay favorite notification thanks for the vid!
Thanks for the support!
Fray, can I ask for any recomendations on what kind of flies to use in the spring season? I have had luck in the rabbit tail in the fall, just wondering if you would recomend anything for the spring season. Thanks!
I like size 10 egg patterns like glo bugs, sucker spawns, crystal meth etc. Or size 8 or 10 wooly buggers work great. Small nymphs too when the water is clear
Thanks for the video Fray. It does not surprise me that you may have caught the same fish twice within a few minutes. Downstream fish are hungry after their upstream run and spawn. They are basically much easier to hook than when they were running upstream on their spawning mission. I personally have not found fluorocarbon leader material to be helpful except in gin clear water. When I use it I expect to have lines breaking at the knot at the hook much more often that when I use similarly rated regular mono filament. What knot have you found the best to use with fluorocarbon? Personally I almost never use it after having several leaders break under minimal tension.
I have had a lot of issues learning to fish flourocarbon leader due to abraision problems and knot strength as you mentioned. I've found the best knot for fluoro is a Snell knot with at least 5 or 6 wraps around the shank, I have never had a knot fail on a fish that way and the hook stands out nicely. Also important to wet your knot before tightening. I have used seaguar invisx with constant problems and many fish lost for awhile, after switching to blood run fluoro leader I do not have the same issues. It is a "harder" fluoro which makes it much more abraision resistant and I've never had issues with knot strength. I hope this helps, having fluorocarbon is definitely a confidence booster knowing that fish can't see your line.
@@FishFray Thanks for the info.
Bobber down!! Oh yeah!
The best part!
Where r u fishing at im lookin for a spot to fish
Huge fan of the channel Fray, sweet video. Also had a quick question on your float setup. What size and how many split shots do you use for an 8G Float? I usually use a 1/4 oz In-line weights or egg weight to bring down my presentation for an 8G float quickly, but for a more natural presentation, I really wanna try split shot. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
I need help finding the right “roe bag”. I’m used to catfishin in the Carolinas, but these fish in the PNW don’t like what I bring em’.
Tie your own bags. Get fresh spawn somehow and find a you tube vid on tying . There is no substitute for spawn bags.
good video!
Thanks glad you liked it!
Do you sight fish for the steelhead, or are you fishing blind most of the time?
Matt Weber almost always blind fishing them since steelhead are very spooky and if you see them there’s a good chance you won’t catch em
Does swivel color (chrome or black) matter?
I prefer black
Nice fish but those are really small aren’t they? I fish on the west coast of bc and the stealhead are like 15lbs
These fish run from Lake Erie which is known for having one of the smallest average sizes in the Great Lakes, our other lakes such as michigan produce some bigger fish in the 12-20 pound range.
Haha talking of dropback fish one of the river I fish is still frozen and other is now just opening very few fish in yet
The thaw is here! Hope you get a great spring run
Idk if this is correct but I seem to find better luck on sacks in high/muddy water and beads in low clear, and about 95 percent of what I use is beads that’s the best down here
Hard to beat a single bead in low and clear conditions for sure
Must be nice to fish in the sun n light winds been miserable in buffalo creeks just settling
We have been lucky with some great weather lately
Quiero que me comentes los tipos de señuelo que utilizas
A bobber on a fly rod... You are the worst kind of criminal!
Do I hear a chainsaw in the background pretty sure I do good video thank you
All them steelhead down thar are really small is hell😂 not like Michigan
We usually get a few decent fish in the 27-30 inch range every year in Erie tribs but my buddies and I have not seen any of them yet this year.
Oh I see fish fray u know hunter guy took u on the white
Nothing like the ones over here in the pnw tho my gpas showed me pics of him with 15-17 pounders I haven't been lucky enough to land one of them yet but hopefully someday I will Lmao
Yes, what about him?
second
so close!
First
Nice!
This so call fisherman leaves fish on the bank to remove protective film, hits spawning fish and Lol's it as he hits bed along with excess handling on spent weakened fish. If this review pisses you off I live in Strongsville and we can discuss this further.
The only fish that I pulled onto the bank in this video came back and bit again within 5 minutes.. think about how dumb your comment looks right now, not to mention the barely readable grammar.
You're just mad because you can't catch fish for shit so you have to hate on somebody that's better than you at it.
Stream Urchin I also enjoy threatening ppl in youtube comment sections :)
Stream urchin broo shut up
Haha this fucking guy 💀 ☠️ 💀 he handles the fish just fine.