Rigging Herring | Whole and Cut Plug for Salmon Fishing | with Jim and Hannah

Father and daughter Jim and Hannah Moody give us a rundown on how they rig herring for Salmon season. Whether you are rigging whole large Herring, small Herring or cut plugs, they've got you covered.
Hope you all enjoyed the show. As we are getting started with this channel please leave your feedback in the comments and share with anyone who might enjoy! Thanks! - Zach
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[@billhoffman252]

How about a third trailing hook

[@ZooRaft]

Tie off to the gills and salt the Herring. Thanks for the tip.

[@debdonner9404]

Right on Hannah!!

[@steveanacorteswa3979]

I get a lot of bites back trolling on coho but few to the net, they seem to bite in the middle and the tow hook is too far forward and the trail look too far back, guess if they are not short biting you need to move the trail hook further up, just looking for more solid hook ups, thanks for the tips, will have to bring some tooth picks for soft bait.

[@carlkoch6460]

Helpful info. Thanks for taking the time.

[@harrisonrutledge5]

Awesome! Go H.

[@plugnut4713]

She looks spunky and a good fit to be a captain. She reminds me of my daughter-a go getter.

[@Alaskan_Waters]

Definitely a go getter! - Zach