I was looking for a healthy way to live after drinking for almost 22 years. I ran into this channel and thanks to them teaching me i caught my first good fish ever and now when I watch the videos I say to hell with drinking and I hit old basslake here and spend my day doing something I now love. Thank you for all you guys do to teach and help . You channel really helped me
We're all addicts. We're all dependent. Have to replace one with a healthier addiction. Fishing is the healthy choice. Keep it up friend and stay fishy. You are not alone trust me when I say that
1 Extra tip for power bait or other dough baits: After forming them onto your hook, dip them in water a couple of times and pull them out letting them drip for a few seconds. This will bond the bait to your hook before your initial cast. If you are a power caster like me, 😏, the bait flies off occasionally, during flight. This will completely stop that!
I am a complete noob and just saw stocked rainbow tout jumping out of the water in a nearby lake and wanted to try, well but I couldn't get over how detailed and good this was in one video. For free too. Answered every question I had.
Dude, I've been fishing on and off throughout my life never getting very serious, but I'm retiring in the pacific northwest and I'm so looking forward to doing some serious fishing. I appreciate your channel, your content and how you present it.
Fished as a 5 yr old kid and now 32 years later I’m trying to get into it and get my kids into it too. Really glad I ran across your channel. Comes across so clear, speaking clear and no extra nonsense that gets things blurry. Great work!
Just wanted to say thank you. I caught my first rainbow trout at 14 in with a rooster tail and it made a delicious dinner thanks to your videos I really appreciate it thanks
I have been fishing my whole life and I cannot tell you how much I appreciate your videos. I just learned a ton of things I never knew exactly how to properly do. Thank you 🙏
Caught my first trout in the kern river thanks to your videos! Definitely appreciate the content!! 6’6’ Daiwa shock light (6-14lb test Walmart rod) w/ daiwa shock 2500b spinning reel backed with 8lb mono with 4lb flouro leader, a small split shot and a size 6 hook with uv salmon eggs. 🎣
who like legit going camping during this quarantine Has never fished Is going camping very soon as is watching a bunch of finishing guide videos so the can impress everyone.
Love it. Here are some additional tips. #1. Dont be afraid to go with a lighter leader if you see heavy pressure or clear water. #2. Clear conditions means to downsize. Not just your leader but your bait and hook as well. Many days i find myself fishing 4# floro with a #10 bait hook and a small enought bait to barely cover the hook. # 3. When fishing float bait. Sometimes it can be beneficial to shape ( i like a flatfish shape) and a smaller weight so it gets out but drops and flutters to the bottom. That same shape will allow a slow retrieve in which will trigger a bite as it wobbles in.
My brother and I were fishing with worms. The people in a boat near us were catching fish left and right. We were not getting anything. Just before they left they gave us some of their salmon eggs. We started catching fish with them. 👍👍 Having a variety of bait is a great idea.
I am curious how you feel "ready to go" when you have no idea if the provided information is good-having never fished for trout before. I have been catching trout for 65 years. When I saw that table at the introduction-I just sighed. Really???
I have never caught a single fish with a spinning lure. Everyone else around me makes it look easy. No idea what I'm doing wrong, but these videos are definitely helping. Thanks guys.
It's two years later so perhaps you figured it out by now, but the key to fishing with spinners and lures in general is to move around and cast methodically. Cover an area like he showed in the video, and also change depths + speed + tempo on your lures. What I like to imagine when fishing is to present the lures to the fish in different ways to figure out what they're after. Slow day of feeding? Slower pace and speed, maybe switch up to see what's taking. Chasing hard and hunting? Going higher speeds and fishing really aggressive is key.
@@elifox6452last year I ran out of bait and tried a rooster tail and cuaght 5 bass in 10 minutes those were some of my first fish on lures instead of bait
Jordan: I am new to fishing and you are truly an inspiration and a wealth of knowledge. Just one suggestion: some of us are not quite familiar with all the fishing terminology so when you mention what I would call a "fishing term" (i.e.: rig, crawlers, jig, spinner, swivel, etc., etc.) or when you are providing technical details (i.e. weight, length, etc., etc) either show what you are referring to or explain. Some of us are so new to this great and fun sport that we may misinterpret or just plain do not know what it is. Outside of that, I love this video and have subscribed to get educated. I am in California and heading out for trout fishing next week in the Eastern Sierra Nevada where there are many lakes for trout fishing. II am not sure where you are located but, if you can, please provide tips on salt water fishing. Thank you for the useful information you provided. You are a natural at this. Keep it up!! Regards,
Jordan - really appreciate your vid. I grew up spin fishing for trout in northern NY and your techniques are spot on (especially watching the # of plips on the water to know whether or not your bait went flying off). But please, I implore ya, don't suggest using/ use CORN. Corn kernels, for a fish, are all but indigestible. Same goes for humans - unless chewed up, they'll come out exactly as they went in - and fish don't chew. They swallow whole, and particularly for trout and smaller fish, those corn kernels take up valuable space in their stomachs and will not pass cleanly through their skinny digestive tracts. Simply put, corn = fish mortality. Either it fills the stomach with what may as well be wood chips leaving no room for actual food (annelids, aquatic insects, amphibians, etc.) and starving those full-bellied fish, or the kernel will lodge in the fish's intestines and cause a fatal rupture. There's a good reason it's illegal to even possess corn in many fisheries.
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm new to fishing and plan on going trout fishing for my first time tomorrow. Your video definitely helped point me in the right direction.
I’m just starting to get into fishing because of quarantine and where I live fishing is allowed during this time. This video gets me really excited. Going to try the lake tomorrow morning!
@@chocolatized Don't know how you've tried cooking your trout, but if you want an extra idea, coat the meat in lemon pepper seasoning, and fry the fillet skin side down in butter until the flesh is cooked through. Should be tender, while also giving you a nice crispy skin. Also there are really easy methods to remove the pin bones if they bother you, Redcastle Outdoors here on YT has one of the best videos on how to do that.
Catching Trout 101 : 1. Light line in light muted colour. 2. Reel with a good drag set light .3. Lures : Gold or Silver tends to be consistent in most conditions generally: the shiny the better 4. Rod needs to cast well with distance and accuracy both; not too short either !5. Wear drab camo clothing and stay low when near water edge. No bright sweaters etc.6. Ideally some deepwater areas near edge except night when they go in the shallows a bit more . Especially good is big over hanging trees and brush ....fly fishing can be practised and picked up in a short time .... better in summer when bugs are about in a hatch situation ...better out of a boat if beginner sometimes .... these tips offer success most of the time ....
12:03 so true, I can't tell you how many fish have bit my lure right before I am about to lift it out of the water, seemingly out of nowhere too....scares the crap out of me sometimes, lol.
Hi, first time watching one of your videos and I have to say you are a really great teacher. I could visualize everything you were explaining. I am a 56 yo woman trying to learn how to fish and this has been so helpful for me. THANKS
Thanks Jordan- I went out to Lacamas today and listened to your vids as I worked the banks. Didn't catch much (too many rowers out) but I had fun trying out things as the vids played! Been following you since your river rafting days on the Deschutes- glad you're doing well!
Just started fishing this year. Been out 5 times now without so much as a nibble, don’t get me wrong I’m still having fun relaxing and getting out of town so I love it but I definitely need to start doing some more homework on how to get one of these little guys into my boat. Today I was using a spinner and I could literally see like 25-30 fish surrounding my lure but none were biting. I could watch them chase up to it then turn off. After talking to the local sheriff at the dock he told me to try a much smaller treble hook and use a shore weight on the line and some power bait on the treble hook to let it float just off the bottom. Gonna give that a shot as well as watch some more of your videos and see if I can’t find a technique that works for me.
Congratulations on 50k!! And again, a great tutorial! I would just add one thing.. know your water.. if you want to fish lakes, pick one to start, and get it dialed... then move to another, after you make notes on the previous.. can't tell you how many times I've gone to one with what works on another, and had to spend time getting rigged right.. notes save time. Happy fishin!
It's an hour to 6am, I am going fishing for what feels like the first time. I hope that everything I've learned this video can help me catch a few trout from the nearby river this vacation!
You guys are literal God sends for fishing. You should do PNW fishing classes in person at certain lakes and streams! Buy tickets etc. I'd pay so much for that!
Been looking to catch some steelhead out here on the Columbia, but it's been decades since I fished, and it was only on lakes back then. These videos are a ton of help! Thank you!
Using a bumper will definitely improve your strike ratio. I tried straight braid and then tried the bumper in the same hole and when I switched the fish started hitting.
Hey thanks the info, I have been fishing fresh and salt water for 38 years but never wanted to try fishing for trout unitl seeing your video. I will try your method with my spinner rod and floating bobber this spring. I don't know why I never tried trout fishing before, hmmmm. Doesn't matter I guess.
I was watching this video while fishing at my local lake and realized I was fishing at the same place that you filmed this video. Horse Shoe lake is now way more awesome than it used to be.
After looking for a few minutes, knew within 30 seconds of watching my first video (about what water/structures to look for to target trout) that I found my channel. Can’t wait to learn. Appreciate your content and it’s presentation man! Probably won’t buy your apparel but I liked and sub’d to show my support! Thanks!
Enjoying the videos. Got back into fishing recently after around 9 years and it's mostly trout in Scotland, so these videos have helped me for a correct setup to actually have a chance to catch something. Keep up the good work
Dude. That was a superb intro to fishing for those that never have. If you ever want to come to Ireland and fish our rivers here, hit me up. It would be a pleasure to show you around. 🤙🏻🍻
I live in Calgary Alberta, Canada , The Bow river runs through our city and bait is not allowed only lures & flies Bait includes, but is not restricted to: corn, cheese, marshmallows, meat, maggots, meal worms, earthworms, wax worms, gammarus shrimp, leeches, terrestrial insects, the larvae, pupae or adults of aquatic insects (e.g., stonefly, mayfly, caddis fly), bait fish, parts of fish, fish eggs, scented baits, power baits and all additives that scent or flavour artificial baits and lures.
Thank you for your post. Much appreciated. However, I don't use the bell sinkers for anything but the bottom of a leader for a Walleye/Pickerel rig for weight at the bottom. I prefer to use the bullet/cone shaped sinkers for the slip and slide technique. Just throwing it out there...Lol. Subbed and liked dude! Blessings from Ontario Canada! Edit: Plus, the hanging bell sinker gets snagged much easier. The bullet being more cone shaped, can slip through stones and rock structures and minimize the chance.
I was told at one point in my fishing career that corn was really bad for trout, because if they run away with it, they die because they are unable to digest it.
Outstanding video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Teaching my grandsons how to fish by the seat of my pants is not the way to teach. This will help me teach them the correct way from the beginning.
pretty new to this so all these terms you use just go over my head...bumper...stopper....tess...float....barrel swivel....i can go on but this was very informative.
I catch a lot of trout just caught a 21 inch pa;amino, I use live minnows, I catch the limit about every time, or green trout power bait and wax worms., all you need is a number 6 snelled hook and a number 3 split shot on your ultra light and hang on.
That’s good ol Horse Shit (Shoe) Lake hahaha I knew I recognized that bank. Good to see someone in the same area and I appreciate the tips, just pulled out my limit of 5 this morning from that same spot. I hope I run into you one day out here because I’ll for sure come greet and shake your hand in thanks for the lessons. 👍🏻
Great tutorial first off .. have a question , how long is the leader line of flourrocarbon that’s tied to you main line ? And is there a snap swivel attached to the spoon?
Thanks for tuning in Addicts! Smash that thumbs up please. 🙏
Can I suggest a video? If so fishing for salmon from the shore at the ocean or from a pier? If suggest was already made forgive me!
Jordan Crain we will see what we can do!
There is a little trick that my uncle showed me by using a medical syringe to pump air into your worm so that it floats off of the bottom...
I've caught 6 fish now! Yall really are teaching me!
can you recommend good chest waders please?
I was looking for a healthy way to live after drinking for almost 22 years. I ran into this channel and thanks to them teaching me i caught my first good fish ever and now when I watch the videos I say to hell with drinking and I hit old basslake here and spend my day doing something I now love. Thank you for all you guys do to teach and help . You channel really helped me
Fishing is much more enjoyable than beating yourself up constantly.
We're all addicts. We're all dependent. Have to replace one with a healthier addiction. Fishing is the healthy choice. Keep it up friend and stay fishy. You are not alone trust me when I say that
@@ADKfreeman what?
Amazing story. Keep up this new healthy way of living my friend
I love stories like this! Fish on and many more healthy years to you, friend!
1 Extra tip for power bait or other dough baits: After forming them onto your hook, dip them in water a couple of times and pull them out letting them drip for a few seconds. This will bond the bait to your hook before your initial cast. If you are a power caster like me, 😏, the bait flies off occasionally, during flight. This will completely stop that!
Newbie here thanks for the tip!
Thanks! I always seem to lose my dough, usually from being too aggressive with casting lol
Thank you for the helpful tip! I’ve always had a problem with my bait flying off when ever I cast 😅
I am a complete noob and just saw stocked rainbow tout jumping out of the water in a nearby lake and wanted to try, well but I couldn't get over how detailed and good this was in one video. For free too. Answered every question I had.
Great content man, im only just starting to catfish, got lots of women so far thanks alot mate!
Nice 😂😂😂😂
Catfishing tip, it's always good to rap your eggplant in saran wrap so it doesn't go bad.🍆
😂
@@nateg5887 also to avoid having to take on the responsibility of little catfish
Haha
By far the best instructional fishing channel I've come across.
You are so clear with instructions, and answer all my questions flawlessly.
10/10
Dude, I've been fishing on and off throughout my life never getting very serious, but I'm retiring in the pacific northwest and I'm so looking forward to doing some serious fishing. I appreciate your channel, your content and how you present it.
Fished as a 5 yr old kid and now 32 years later I’m trying to get into it and get my kids into it too. Really glad I ran across your channel. Comes across so clear, speaking clear and no extra nonsense that gets things blurry. Great work!
Really loving these trout tutorials. I live near two large lakes with lots of trout. Thanks for helping me up my game.
Just wanted to say thank you. I caught my first rainbow trout at 14 in with a rooster tail and it made a delicious dinner thanks to your videos I really appreciate it thanks
I have been fishing my whole life and I cannot tell you how much I appreciate your videos. I just learned a ton of things I never knew exactly how to properly do. Thank you 🙏
Caught my first trout in the kern river thanks to your videos! Definitely appreciate the content!!
6’6’ Daiwa shock light (6-14lb test Walmart rod) w/ daiwa shock 2500b spinning reel backed with 8lb mono with 4lb flouro leader, a small split shot and a size 6 hook with uv salmon eggs. 🎣
who like legit going camping during this quarantine
Has never fished
Is going camping very soon
as is watching a bunch of finishing guide videos so the can impress everyone.
Thank you so much. All my life I’ve been wanting to fish. And just started not long ago. At the age of........ Mid 40’s. Taking my kids out.
great!..my father took me fishing..ur creating good life skills for them..good memories..and good eating!.. happy fishing!
Love it. Here are some additional tips. #1. Dont be afraid to go with a lighter leader if you see heavy pressure or clear water. #2. Clear conditions means to downsize. Not just your leader but your bait and hook as well. Many days i find myself fishing 4# floro with a #10 bait hook and a small enought bait to barely cover the hook. # 3. When fishing float bait. Sometimes it can be beneficial to shape ( i like a flatfish shape) and a smaller weight so it gets out but drops and flutters to the bottom. That same shape will allow a slow retrieve in which will trigger a bite as it wobbles in.
Phil Hildebrand Thanks for the added tips!! 🤘🎣
My brother and I were fishing with worms. The people in a boat near us were catching fish left and right. We were not getting anything. Just before they left they gave us some of their salmon eggs. We started catching fish with them. 👍👍 Having a variety of bait is a great idea.
I haven't been trout fishing yet. This video was very informational. When I'm ready to go, I definitely feel more prepared after watching your videos.
I am curious how you feel "ready to go" when you have no idea if the provided information is good-having never fished for trout before. I have been catching trout for 65 years. When I saw that table at the introduction-I just sighed. Really???
I went out fishing today and got my limit in 1 hour 15 minutes. Thank you.
Just found this channel in my recommended, so glad I did. An absolutely fantastic tutorial, very informative! Cheers
I have never caught a single fish with a spinning lure. Everyone else around me makes it look easy. No idea what I'm doing wrong, but these videos are definitely helping. Thanks guys.
I'm the same. Goal for 2021 is landing fish on lures instead of bait
It's two years later so perhaps you figured it out by now, but the key to fishing with spinners and lures in general is to move around and cast methodically. Cover an area like he showed in the video, and also change depths + speed + tempo on your lures. What I like to imagine when fishing is to present the lures to the fish in different ways to figure out what they're after. Slow day of feeding? Slower pace and speed, maybe switch up to see what's taking. Chasing hard and hunting? Going higher speeds and fishing really aggressive is key.
@@elifox6452last year I ran out of bait and tried a rooster tail and cuaght 5 bass in 10 minutes those were some of my first fish on lures instead of bait
This is one of the best and easiest to understand tutorials I've found yet. Thank you.
Jordan: I am new to fishing and you are truly an inspiration and a wealth of knowledge. Just one suggestion: some of us are not quite familiar with all the fishing terminology so when you mention what I would call a "fishing term" (i.e.: rig, crawlers, jig, spinner, swivel, etc., etc.) or when you are providing technical details (i.e. weight, length, etc., etc) either show what you are referring to or explain. Some of us are so new to this great and fun sport that we may misinterpret or just plain do not know what it is. Outside of that, I love this video and have subscribed to get educated. I am in California and heading out for trout fishing next week in the Eastern Sierra Nevada where there are many lakes for trout fishing. II am not sure where you are located but, if you can, please provide tips on salt water fishing. Thank you for the useful information you provided. You are a natural at this. Keep it up!! Regards,
agree that a glossary of terms, or more in depth demonstration, would be majorly helpful
I'm a long time fresh water angler,I grew up trout fishin and I've already learned several ingenious tips that'll certainly step my own game up,thanks
Jordan - really appreciate your vid. I grew up spin fishing for trout in northern NY and your techniques are spot on (especially watching the # of plips on the water to know whether or not your bait went flying off). But please, I implore ya, don't suggest using/ use CORN. Corn kernels, for a fish, are all but indigestible. Same goes for humans - unless chewed up, they'll come out exactly as they went in - and fish don't chew. They swallow whole, and particularly for trout and smaller fish, those corn kernels take up valuable space in their stomachs and will not pass cleanly through their skinny digestive tracts. Simply put, corn = fish mortality. Either it fills the stomach with what may as well be wood chips leaving no room for actual food (annelids, aquatic insects, amphibians, etc.) and starving those full-bellied fish, or the kernel will lodge in the fish's intestines and cause a fatal rupture. There's a good reason it's illegal to even possess corn in many fisheries.
"... maybe it's your 100th time and you're actually learning something here." Of course we are. This is fishing. It is never fully learned.
yep
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm new to fishing and plan on going trout fishing for my first time tomorrow. Your video definitely helped point me in the right direction.
I’m just starting to get into fishing because of quarantine and where I live fishing is allowed during this time. This video gets me really excited. Going to try the lake tomorrow morning!
Yamavi curious how it went?
My bf and I caught one rainbow trout each! We kept one and cooked it up for lunch. Let the other one go since it was a small one. Had a lot of fun!
@@chocolatized Thanks for sharing
@@chocolatized Don't know how you've tried cooking your trout, but if you want an extra idea, coat the meat in lemon pepper seasoning, and fry the fillet skin side down in butter until the flesh is cooked through. Should be tender, while also giving you a nice crispy skin. Also there are really easy methods to remove the pin bones if they bother you, Redcastle Outdoors here on YT has one of the best videos on how to do that.
mrarchaicworld ooh that sounds good. I think I will try that out next time we catch one. I like simple easy recipes
This helps so much, I’m a Texan boy going to Washington, and I haven’t caught or used a single fly or rod for trout. This helps soooooo much!
How about 8 foot ultra light pole?
new angler here! The video was thorough AF, thanks for the upload!
Going on my first trout fishing trip no more questions needed thank you so much! Dig the content 👌
Catching Trout 101 : 1. Light line in light muted colour. 2. Reel with a good drag set light .3. Lures : Gold or Silver tends to be consistent in most conditions generally: the shiny the better 4. Rod needs to cast well with distance and accuracy both; not too short either !5. Wear drab camo clothing and stay low when near water edge. No bright sweaters etc.6. Ideally some deepwater areas near edge except night when they go in the shallows a bit more . Especially good is big over hanging trees and brush ....fly fishing can be practised and picked up in a short time .... better in summer when bugs are about in a hatch situation ...better out of a boat if beginner sometimes .... these tips offer success most of the time ....
12:03 so true, I can't tell you how many fish have bit my lure right before I am about to lift it out of the water, seemingly out of nowhere too....scares the crap out of me sometimes, lol.
Hi, first time watching one of your videos and I have to say you are a really great teacher. I could visualize everything you were explaining. I am a 56 yo woman trying to learn how to fish and this has been so helpful for me. THANKS
Greta video ! hands down best trout fishing tips on youtube
Awesome video, brother.
Thank you for sharing these tips. I just caught a 6 1/2 pound trout yesterday. This was very helpful thank u so much for this.
Thanks Jordan- I went out to Lacamas today and listened to your vids as I worked the banks. Didn't catch much (too many rowers out) but I had fun trying out things as the vids played! Been following you since your river rafting days on the Deschutes- glad you're doing well!
Nature's abundance captured beautifully. 🌿
Just started fishing this year. Been out 5 times now without so much as a nibble, don’t get me wrong I’m still having fun relaxing and getting out of town so I love it but I definitely need to start doing some more homework on how to get one of these little guys into my boat. Today I was using a spinner and I could literally see like 25-30 fish surrounding my lure but none were biting. I could watch them chase up to it then turn off. After talking to the local sheriff at the dock he told me to try a much smaller treble hook and use a shore weight on the line and some power bait on the treble hook to let it float just off the bottom. Gonna give that a shot as well as watch some more of your videos and see if I can’t find a technique that works for me.
This is my first time on your channel. I’m new to fishing. This was a great video. Thank you so much!
As a beginner, i understood about 10% of what was mentioned in this video
Been fishing for 30+ years, this is was super-informative. Keep making the videos, I'll keep watching.
Thank you Jordan for posting this video. You are excellent and showing in teaching techniques well done
Jus caught my first trout here in KY. Your videos were really helpful. Preciate you guys!
Congratulations on 50k!! And again, a great tutorial! I would just add one thing.. know your water.. if you want to fish lakes, pick one to start, and get it dialed... then move to another, after you make notes on the previous.. can't tell you how many times I've gone to one with what works on another, and had to spend time getting rigged right.. notes save time. Happy fishin!
Great advice! Thanks for contributing.
I live in Idaho where there is a lot of Bull Trout and I like to fish in Lake Stanley. This video was informative because it's been a while.
It's an hour to 6am, I am going fishing for what feels like the first time. I hope that everything I've learned this video can help me catch a few trout from the nearby river this vacation!
You guys are literal God sends for fishing. You should do PNW fishing classes in person at certain lakes and streams! Buy tickets etc. I'd pay so much for that!
By far my favourite fishing youtube channel
Been looking to catch some steelhead out here on the Columbia, but it's been decades since I fished, and it was only on lakes back then. These videos are a ton of help! Thank you!
very informative vid... thank u!... I actually enjoyed watching because u have a real nice personality!🎣
One of the better videos I've seen. Thanks !
Great video ! Thank you for taking this time to make!
I really like how you go down and show us how to cast and use the lures thank you
Dude great stuff man helped me out alot, I live in Idaho plenty of trout here.
Excellent video: informative, to the point, good explanations, i learned plenty.
Very straight to the point and can't wait to catch sum trout
Using a bumper will definitely improve your strike ratio. I tried straight braid and then tried the bumper in the same hole and when I switched the fish started hitting.
This is the best fishing video I’ve ever seen
Hey thanks the info, I have been fishing fresh and salt water for 38 years but never wanted to try fishing for trout unitl seeing your video. I will try your method with my spinner rod and floating bobber this spring. I don't know why I never tried trout fishing before, hmmmm. Doesn't matter I guess.
I was watching this video while fishing at my local lake and realized I was fishing at the same place that you filmed this video. Horse Shoe lake is now way more awesome than it used to be.
After looking for a few minutes, knew within 30 seconds of watching my first video (about what water/structures to look for to target trout) that I found my channel. Can’t wait to learn. Appreciate your content and it’s presentation man! Probably won’t buy your apparel but I liked and sub’d to show my support! Thanks!
Enjoying the videos. Got back into fishing recently after around 9 years and it's mostly trout in Scotland, so these videos have helped me for a correct setup to actually have a chance to catch something. Keep up the good work
Excellent video!! I've fished for trout for many years and always wondered why the guy fishing next to me limited out while I got skunked. Now I know.
Fabulous video! Few weeks ago I fell in love with trouts and I’m more then happy to learn more . Thank you
Dude. That was a superb intro to fishing for those that never have. If you ever want to come to Ireland and fish our rivers here, hit me up. It would be a pleasure to show you around. 🤙🏻🍻
Thx man got myself a 36cm Rainbowtrout!
Ahhh, Horseshoe lake, I love it
TH-cam algorithm gave me two of your vids, and now I'm a subscriber. Damn fine videos amigo.
Great video. My boy wants to go fishing with me and I have no idea how so this is awesome.
I live in Calgary Alberta, Canada , The Bow river runs through our city and bait is not allowed only lures & flies
Bait includes, but is not restricted to: corn, cheese, marshmallows, meat, maggots, meal worms, earthworms, wax worms, gammarus shrimp, leeches, terrestrial insects, the larvae, pupae or adults of aquatic insects (e.g., stonefly, mayfly, caddis fly), bait fish, parts of fish, fish eggs, scented baits, power baits and all additives that scent or flavour artificial baits and lures.
Thank you for your post. Much appreciated. However, I don't use the bell sinkers for anything but the bottom of a leader for a Walleye/Pickerel rig for weight at the bottom. I prefer to use the bullet/cone shaped sinkers for the slip and slide technique. Just throwing it out there...Lol. Subbed and liked dude! Blessings from Ontario Canada!
Edit: Plus, the hanging bell sinker gets snagged much easier. The bullet being more cone shaped, can slip through stones and rock structures and minimize the chance.
I was told at one point in my fishing career that corn was really bad for trout, because if they run away with it, they die because they are unable to digest it.
Ha ha. Can you imagine what happens when they eat a crawdad? Or another fish? Last I checked, humans don't fully digest corn all that well, either. :)
Outstanding video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Teaching my grandsons how to fish by the seat of my pants is not the way to teach. This will help me teach them the correct way from the beginning.
Very clear instructions and great explanation of the techniques.
Thanks I'm just starting, the info is very very clear, have been struggling to find out this kind of information.
Cant wait to get out and fish this weekend now that WA is open!
Very good tutorial covered a lot of important techniques and concepts.
pretty new to this so all these terms you use just go over my head...bumper...stopper....tess...float....barrel swivel....i can go on but this was very informative.
I catch a lot of trout just caught a 21 inch pa;amino, I use live minnows, I catch the limit about every time, or green trout power bait and wax worms., all you need is a number 6 snelled hook and a number 3 split shot on your ultra light and hang on.
Great video.. wish others did as good a job as you. Excellent teacher
Excellent! Really enjoyed. Great instructor!
Hey Ya'll Fishing in April 2021 !! Love Your Channel !
What a great, wholesome channel! Awesone video with useful info & techniques. " I'll be back "
Congrats on 50k guyss!!
Chromado Fishing Thank you!!!
@@AddictedFishing 180k now, look at you go!
Woah 199k now (19th May 2021)
Straight up. Well explained , to 5he point. Thanx
Compact, clear and very useful information, thx. 👍
Going to go trout fishing in Colorado in about a month.
Can’t wait
Vid was very informative!
Just started fishing. Absolutely love your videos!!!
Great video, thanks for posting
Dude, You are an amazing teacher.
We're going out to Fenton Lake tomorrow and we know how to fish but it's been a really long time, thanks for the video
That’s good ol Horse Shit (Shoe) Lake hahaha I knew I recognized that bank. Good to see someone in the same area and I appreciate the tips, just pulled out my limit of 5 this morning from that same spot.
I hope I run into you one day out here because I’ll for sure come greet and shake your hand in thanks for the lessons. 👍🏻
The hedge, the edge and the ledge!!
Taking you along this summer.
Great tutorial, going to try these techniques this weekend. Thank you.
Love the video and the advices. Thanks keep it up and keep those videos coming.
Great tutorial first off .. have a question , how long is the leader line of flourrocarbon that’s tied to you main line ? And is there a snap swivel attached to the spoon?
That’s depending on how deep you are fishing so you gotta kinda trouble shoot it. As for the swivel, you can use one or do a blood knot to your braid
This tutorial was extremely helpful thank you very much
Can you do a video on good beginner rods to start off with or if we should just invest on higher end rods or reels