Love my Cold Water reels, been running one of them for 7 seasons now (the first two were in a kayak where they were constantly wet but the last 5 in my boat); they're the best reel for the money IMO. How do you guys like those Chamberlain releases?
Out of the four I bought I've only got one that I need to send back due to free spool lever breaking, something inside doesn't allow it to lock in to retrieve. The Chamberlain releases are tricky to set up at first if you don't know what you're doing, but they do the job well.
You might want to consider a Mack's Double D Dodger when you stack lines, you can set them so they act like planer boards. There's several you tube videos about them. I'm thinking you run them on the deep rods and run the top rods straight back. Let me know your thoughts. I'm running thru your Playlist videos today
They say if you let out 100 ft of line it planes 18 ft to the side them drop the top line back 50-60 ft and the bottom line should clear the top and drop straight back, but that's just my theory
Generally we fish less than 20 feet down. Some times you can catch them 50' to 80' behind the boat (just under the surface). We have also had days when we caught them deep, 40' to 60' down. Thanks for watching.
Well done boys. Keep it up. Love how you explain your setups/what you are doing. It is helpful for us newby’s !
Thank you for watching
"Rod tip to the front of the boat." He hears that again... he might slap you! LOL Great video.
Thanks for watching Amos, hope you are having a good season.
Great job guys having good spring myself and glad to see that you go to local shops. Keep the video’s coming
Glad to hear you're on the fish Mike. Thanks for watching.
You guys are making me jealous over these fishing videos. My boat is still wrapped up. I've gotta get out there. Great job on the video.
Thanks Kevin, Get that boat in the water, fishing is great.
Great job guys. I hope your good luck continues!
Thanks Jeffrey. Us too.
Love my Cold Water reels, been running one of them for 7 seasons now (the first two were in a kayak where they were constantly wet but the last 5 in my boat); they're the best reel for the money IMO. How do you guys like those Chamberlain releases?
Out of the four I bought I've only got one that I need to send back due to free spool lever breaking, something inside doesn't allow it to lock in to retrieve. The Chamberlain releases are tricky to set up at first if you don't know what you're doing, but they do the job well.
Good ol dags bait shop , love that place
The best! Thanks for watching Dana.
Another great video. Thanks much.
Thanks for watching!
FISH SLAPPED!
Hate it when that happens, Tight lines.
Just bought a house on the union river in Hancock county can’t wait to do some exploring and fishing!
Should be some good fishing down that way, Good luck.
You might want to consider a Mack's Double D Dodger when you stack lines, you can set them so they act like planer boards. There's several you tube videos about them. I'm thinking you run them on the deep rods and run the top rods straight back. Let me know your thoughts. I'm running thru your Playlist videos today
We will have to look into that. Thanks for watching.
They say if you let out 100 ft of line it planes 18 ft to the side them drop the top line back 50-60 ft and the bottom line should clear the top and drop straight back, but that's just my theory
Nice footage buds..cheers
Thanks, tight lines.
Yes sir!
Great video…what speed do you think works best for speaker? Thanks
Crankin em!!
Some days are better than others. This was definitely one of the better days
How deep would you run dodger/sewn bait for landlocked salmon?
Generally we fish less than 20 feet down. Some times you can catch them 50' to 80' behind the boat (just under the surface). We have also had days when we caught them deep, 40' to 60' down. Thanks for watching.
@@PineStateHunter that’s even in mid-summer? thanks for replying to all your comments!
@@ryansilver7633 We don't mess with salmon during the summer but they are probably deeper. Find the bait and the salmon should be there.
Any chance this is Chuck?
One of them is a Chuck, Thanks for watching Jacob.
@@PineStateHunter I thought so. Keep up the good work I’m enjoying the videos down here in lower Alabama.