How To Float Fish (Episode 1: Rod Reel and Line Setup)
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- Hey All! This is the first episode of a small series I am going to call "How To Float Fish" I am going to share all my knowledge about float fishing with you guys so you can get out on the water and catch more fish!
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I met and fished with you last Friday, looking into my own setup now.. somehow managed to get onto your tutorial which is great! Thanks mate!
haha thats awesome! happy to see that you enjoyed it!
This was a super informative and well done video. Good shit bro
Beautiful video man, well explanied
Great video.. onto the next
Last year I got into using BER centerpin reels they are on the higher end as far as cost but they are the best in my opinion. Have paired it with a Bloodrun Skein Cane HD perfect set up for Salmon/Steelhead.
When i stopped steelhead fishing id switched over to a flyrod. I got back into it this year with a spinning rod. If you're a beginner id HIGHLY recommend a spinning rod. Way easier to cast, can use flies and bait, jigs etc, and although getting a drift anywhere as good as a centerpin is tough its definitely possible and easier to cast. That being said i just got a 10.5 pinland rod whoch has a Tennessee handle so you can use a centerpin or spinning reel and though listed as a 3 weight and ultralight its basically like my light action spinning rod of the same length which has been just fine. Ive never used a centerpin, so until im used to casting with it ill probably put my spinning reel on when fishing bigger water and need to cast further. For a spinning reel, im never spending more than what a Pfleuger trion or president costs. Most reliable spinning reels ive used, good drag, only difference between the two is the number or ball bearings. Like he said, mono is where its at for float fishing, i used braid a lot this year and it worked decent, but i just didn't want to take it off because it was expensive and didn't feel like using a different reel. Use high visibility to you can keep track of it for mending. Then i always use flouro for the leader because of its stealth, and i make it long as i can without having to put my float on it. Obviously its lighter than my main line, its 6 to 8 lb..mostly 6 even if im not salmon fishing, and putting the float on the main line to not lose it. Sorry for the essay, not trying to sound like an expert im sure this gentleman knows more as ive only just gotten back into it.
Good explanation for beginners
Appreciate the video, I am getting into float fishing and appreciate the video.
Im glad to hear that! there is a whole series of these videos that go into further detail if you go on my channel! thanks for the support 😁
@@MatthewMazFishing yeah I just watched up to video 5. It is really interesting and I appreciate the content and I have learned a lot from the videos. I could never really find any good videos about centerpin fishing till I found yours
Hey Matt,you got quite some experience,I enjoyed the video.
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it😊
very detail explained , i hope you can do an episode about the rig you use as well
Thanks Jim! and that'll be up in the next week or 2 once exams are over! it will be before opener I promise ;)
Real nice handles on those streamside rods, coulda sworn was custom
I use 100lb braid backing. Then about 100 ft of 60lb braid. then leader. Never twists. Fishin salmon in NW.
What do you prepared main line for spring salmon ?
braid floats always. that's why i use it . mono sinks often. use a mono leader.
Great video overall. Certain brands of monofilament float but many do not. Raven mainline and other similar brands are made specifically for float fishing. Those have been treated with a special coating to give that effect. By itself mono has neutrally buoyancy causing it to sink albeit slowly after it breaks through the surface tension. Braid does float but I don't consider it great for float fishing because during the winter months it freezes due to absorbing some of the water. Plus I find it harder to manage and it tends to wrap itself around the rod tip which gets seriously aggravating.
Hey Matt, have you ever tried or heard of people using brook/speckled trout roe. Apparently it is the same size as brown trout and gives great results. Lmk what you think ?
Yes! I've used it myself, ive had good luck on it. I prefer smaller roe as I find it milks quicker. This is what ive found in my experience, however most often im using beads!
Hey Matthew, nice video dude! I wonder what is that yellow line you use for backing? Is that Dacron?
The central axle or as it's sometimes known the center pin, hence the name centerpin.
Where did you find a 13'6 force? 🤔 also yes EBA makes great reels, I've had 2 calibre 2's and they are amazing! Edwin is a beauty. Also you dont NEED an expensive rod you are right, I have my $900 reel on a $180 dollar rod..
I got it from the bait bucket in barrie!
@@MatthewMazFishing I've just never actually seen one before lol only straight 13 feet
@@MatthewMazFishing you ever wanna hit up some huron tribs shoot me a message on insta. Trout_bum21
WTF is a $900 reel? I guess I'm new!
Hopefully getting one tomorrow, braid or mono?
Thats sweet man! I personally prefer using mono. Ive heard of some people who use braid however mono is more buoyant where as braid is a more neutral buoyancy. Therefore, mono will sink less making it easier to mend your line. Mono also does not soak up water in the same way braid does, further reinforcing that it is more buoyant. Hope this helps answer your question! Dont get frustrated, it takes time to learn to use a pin, im sure you’ll be a pro in no time!😁
Matthew Maz Fishing ok, thank you.
If I use braid I like to step it up to at least a 30# test for it's flotation properties. A 30 pound braid is about the same diameter as a 10 or 12# mono line so you aren't sacrificing anything and getting better casting and line flotation.
But I also am not a centerpin guy. I fish casting and spinning reels. But someday soon I will make the centerpin purchase
The problem with braid is it’s made of fibers. It’s a fabric-like material. Therefore, it soaks up water. This causes it to be less buoyant. Increasing the diameter would not fix that, it would actually soak up more water and make it difficult to mend and manage your line. I know people that use it, im personally just not a fan. To each their own!
@@MatthewMazFishing I totally get it. I also choose it because of its high visibility.
What brand and test lb for that red line ?
I believe it was 12 lb
so i'm right handed. should my cp be right handed or lefthander?
I personally am also right handed and like to use my right hand to rotate the spool and my left to hold the rod, I'd do whatever's comfortable!
Can you put links ?
Hi there, what brand of fishing is that?
Sorry i dont quite understand your question?
@@MatthewMazFishing fishing rod i mean..
how do you know what line to spool the pin with
it mostly depends on the species of fish you are targeting. In a general sense, 8-12 lb mono seems to be a very popular option. I personally usually run 10 or 12
@@MatthewMazFishing so any 12 lb mono?
@@MatthewMazFishing as for the backing what do I do
Who makes your orange line?
That was raven line! Its red
Thanks. So it’s regular mono correct ? There isn’t a special floating mono correct?
Okuma floatreels are ok. Rods too. Luhr Jensen & Rapala are some other reel/rods to check out.
For Niagara Salmon I would use 12# Mainline or more.
Use a heavier rod that can handle the leader strength.
Use 8-12# fluoro-carbon leaders for jigs or zonkers or skein.
fish on.
hey matt you live in guelph
No i do not! Im from newmarket, I go to school in waterloo😁
Thank you for you insight! I appreciate it!
No problem!
Hey if you use CetrePin you should have a rod=sliding reel holder for it. So it can be balanced for catching. Do you have a rod holder for a spinning reel, dude? So I can't see it, in 6 years = 1910 subscribers? 0,8 Human/day! AWESOME! Bye
You left handed if not you reel wrong way round
You said that you are teaching people how to fish for steelhead? How old are you? Where have you fished for steelhead? Center pins are for self-proclaimed purists, and invented by people that make waders.
Im sorry that you feel that way Gary, I didnt know you had to be a certain age and fish certain waters to teach others how to fish?
@@MatthewMazFishing That was not an answer to my question. I asked where have you fished and what makes you an expert?
More importantly, how many fish have you caught in the area that you profess to know so much about?
Please say four and three quarter, not four point seven five, it sounds way better.
I will try to keep that in mind :)
Если леска залетает в щель под кнопку переключателя тормоза,то леска повреждается. Неправильная конструкция на этапе проектирования. Основная функция катушки-безопасность лески. Ты никогда не видел грамотно изготовленную инерционную катушку,потому что примитивность -дешевле в массовом производстве. Ты купил рекламу штамповки. Учи "Металлообработка:Допуски и Посадки Сопряжений Вала,Подшипников,Ступицы". Тот,кто проектировал эту катушку-дилетант.
How long is the rod