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I kind of felt like it was an unrealistic number to be honest. I've caught over 100 bass in 2 days.... which I've never in my life done anything like that before. But eh.

@@teamqwest you did the right thing to be polite and helpful. No harm in some bragging lol

I'm trying lol!!! Can't grow fast enough 😅

@ watch you’ll get to 200 in just a sec here

@@teamqwest I believe that you’ll get to 200!!

It would be nice, that's for sure!

You called it!!! Woot!

It's what I imagine the afterlife like!

@girlfinfishing thank you very much it was a good day on the water for sure. I subbed back! I'm working on content now just very busy

@joellittle1584 I love the zman nedrig tho! But I'll give it a try next time. Thanks man!

They will eat the eggs in the murky water still for real ?

I'm not discrediting you that at all. I floated the last two times on the carbon (yesterday) and they weren't hitting. Me and a couple others. Again I'm new to floating but I did try. I have eggs that I bought out of a jar that were cured and ready to go. I caught two silvers yesterday that had eggs so I'll do the best I can preparing those for steelhead.

2 to 3 foot leader isn't really flossing territory. Yeah you'll floss some, but you're more likely to get a biter than with a 5+ footer lol

I was only using a 1.5 feet. I haven't posted a video yet but I foul hooked a few coho by them just running through my line. It's never intentionally done.

@@teamqwest leader looks a bit longer than 1.5 feet, and the number of fish you foul-hooked supports that. But it really does go back to the age-old discussion of how to target fish with 1 inch of visibility. Have you noticed the Carbon clearing up somewhat immediately after a big rain, like the Puyallup does?

You're correct I just say Eastern Washington as a bad habit. Boat flips have improved. I get scatter brained too much! Thanks for the response and tips. I got more videos pending.

flossing or drifting isnt snagging and completely legal and almost necessary on our local Rainer silt rivers. its also a great technique for fishing under structure like fallen trees if fish are stacked up underneath it. ive thrown jigs bobbers with eggs just about everytime i go just to see if something will take and in the 10 plus years ive fished ive maybe had a few bites but have never landed a fish. any other river thats not full of silt in the WA area this is the last technique used because of how affective other ones are. they cannot even see in that river salmon arent even feeding when they are spawning in rivers like this. they bite eggs for more territorial reasons to begin with not even biting for feeding reasons. so get off your high horse cause snagging a fish is illegal and this guy is well within WA state regulations and if you talk to any fish and wildlife officer they will tell you this is the most affective way to fish this river and are they are fishing the rivers themselves this way. love to see some locals slamming some kings in my hometown rivers thats what its all about. keep it up brother hope you get some this season!

@@lucasglassman7223 sounds like if never cought a fish on eggs or jigs your not fishing right.And it sounds like if you need to floss or (snag ) your fish then maybe you need to stay home and pull your pud.

I mean I agree and disagree. I think floating is a better method and guarantees a better and natural hookset since they are biting your bait. Not to mention less line left in the river. I haven't been taught properly how to float. I fished last year and tried but I wasn't very successful in keeping the eggs on. I didn't brine my own eggs only bought from a store. This year I intend to float. Hit up the Green. I'm not one to intentionally snag. It does happen and it's not planned. I've sturgeon fished and snagged them from bottom fishing on rare occasion. It happens but I'm trying to improve all the time. If you have any tips I'd be happy to hear. I don't get the braid as main then switch to copolymer leader with a blood knot. That's the stuff I need practice with.

@@teamqwest you don't need braided line 10lbs maximum is go main line.And 8lbs leader is good watch some videos on RUclips not the crap like them snagging fish but watch good education ones

@@kellylambert4527 not on rivers like this. your not listening to what im explaining this is a silt river and if the fish cant see your eggs or your jigs they arent going to hit them. this is the go to method because of that and any other river people are floating eggs minus the puyallup and the carbon people are throwing jigs and floating eggs because they are far more affective. if those methods worked people would use them its simple as that

I'm actually using a gopro 8 black. It's 4K quality. When you upload a short it changes the format in which you're seeing now. Thanks for your input, though.

Go eat ur salad and get off youtube

Probably the edit of the video. I did get a bunch of wind,snow and rain during this trip.

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Thanks Dave, I got a bunch of info after I posted this video. It has been very helpful. Thabk you for the tips. I'll add it to my arsenal next trip there! 👊😎👍

Lol 😆 I know. I don't have venomous snakes here in Washington. It was more of a sarcastic quote about the snake but for anyone living woth venomous snakes be cautious.

@@teamqwest yeah, I just find them cute. I have three as pets

@draconiquist I used to catch them by the river and keep them in an aquarium when I was younger.

My friend we call that a zombie salmon, it's actually a spawned out salmon. When they live their life cycle of hatching leaving the creek river venturing to the ocean. They spend years in the ocean eating. Growing evading wildlife and others. They eventually come back to the rivers to spawn. Lay eggs or sperm on the eggs. After they did their thing by reproducing. They decay and die. Adding nutrients to the river.

That was mine last year. You'll get that chonk soon.

Not cheating at all! You caught a 7.5 lb bass!!! That's amazing! Congrats. My biggest is 5lbs 4 oz... next year I'll get the 6lber!

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If your looking for a setup, use 2.5” tubes, use a jig but make sure it’s hook is short not to long so you can hide the hook well, or you can use the classic size 4 hook, and worm if you don’t got worms use shrimp, just makes sure you hide the hook, I rig my worm all the way up past the hook onto the line so it only shows worm/shrimp. That’s what I’ve always used and never failed to catch a fatty.

I was just running 6 lb line with a black rooster tail.nothing crazy.

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