Really............... You are part of the problem with the number of people on the Vedder.. Now showing videos on other rivers... Not hard to figure out where you are... Just because you are from an area that has millions of people does not mean you need to destroy more rivers in BC Get a real job and quit posting videos
Not at all.... Tired of all the immigrants out there making videos showing how to fish and where to go... Stay on the Vedder... With all the other Asians... Its disgusting what videos like this have done to fishing in BC....
Hey Rod, thank you for your content I just recently moved to the island from centeral bc always loved fishing grew up in the Adriatic Sea! Thank you for posting such informative content not being your typical fisherman and not sharing your honey hole haha! Had great success after binge watching your videos before coming out here! Spend a lot of time fishing alone out here and can’t complain about it at all! Keep up the great work! You should start a fishing school or a guiding outfit I would definitely sign my self up!
Rod. Great to see you finally covering twitching. I have been doing it for years and find it my most successful means of catching Coho. I now make my own Jigs but will use Jig Geek or Jig Box 10 from time to time.
Really common for folks to cast too far upstream and get snagged If you cast straight across/ slightly down steam you can use the current to control the depth and speed of your retrieve.
Personally, I found doing the exact opposite leads to foul hooking way fewer fish. Heaver jig and bounce it along the bottom, keep it right in front of their face. I also use a 15 lb bumper tied to my braid. Only because if I get hung up then I have a shot at getting my gear back. Totally depends on where you are and what the water is doing though.
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Been a fun season, I've explored a lot of new waterways this year, and had my most successful Vedder chinook trips. I learned a lot of new techniques, and that I really need a heavier fly rod (mines 3wt) because damn that looks fun. Still hoping to strecth this coho season another week or two, then time to transition to steelies! I actually caught my first one last weekend on the cap fishing for Coho.
So often I see you guys miss a hookset and immediately retrieve to set up for another cast. Try letting that jig dangle and flutter it in his face after a missed bite. You'd be surprised how many fish will come back for more even after you sting em 2 or 3 times. In my experience especially the big males will attack several times if you give em a chance.
In this video, I was using a 6'6" general purpose spinning rod, Shimano Clarus rated 6 to 10lb, which I've really liked for pink, coho, pike, etc. After twitching during this trip, I feel that a slightly longer rod, a 7' or even a 8'6" would be better for this.
There really isn't one method that would avoid chum salmon completely. Float fishing with a jig is a sure way of catching chum salmon so I avoid using that around them. Float fishing with bead or bait also gets chum salmon from time to time but they also catch coho frequently, so I try to only fish in waters where coho are present while chum salmon are not as abundant. In general, I just avoid fishing at places where chum salmon are not around as much. The coho fishing is also much better at spots where chum salmon are not aggressively swimming around.
I know they are capable of running in these rivers but personally I know I'll never do it, simply because I don't feel that I am skilled enough and there's too much risk involved.
1442 is plenty of boat for the Harrison. I run my 1448 up it all the time . Even up Harrison lake in 6’ waves. Smallest boat I’ve taken on the Harrison was a 10’ spratley . That was dicey but doable. I’d feel very confident and comfortable in your boat.
The Harrison River is much more sheltered than Harrison Lake. When the winds come up on Harrison Lake there are definitely times that our 20’ powerboat doesn’t seem large enough.
On a snag .immediately let bale off.put out 20 ft.n wait.count out Mississippi lol.seriously.wait 30 seconds and let current move the lure.i rarely loose a lure now
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Really............... You are part of the problem with the number of people on the Vedder.. Now showing videos on other rivers... Not hard to figure out where you are... Just because you are from an area that has millions of people does not mean you need to destroy more rivers in BC Get a real job and quit posting videos
Jealous much?
Not at all.... Tired of all the immigrants out there making videos showing how to fish and where to go... Stay on the Vedder... With all the other Asians... Its disgusting what videos like this have done to fishing in BC....
@@stevemcneil7326 Jealous and racist. 👍
Somebody needs a hug. 😆
Why bother watching then.i enjoy and watch all his. It's about people fishing and not stuck indoors
Hey Rod, thank you for your content I just recently moved to the island from centeral bc always loved fishing grew up in the Adriatic Sea! Thank you for posting such informative content not being your typical fisherman and not sharing your honey hole haha! Had great success after binge watching your videos before coming out here! Spend a lot of time fishing alone out here and can’t complain about it at all! Keep up the great work! You should start a fishing school or a guiding outfit I would definitely sign my self up!
Rod. Great to see you finally covering twitching. I have been doing it for years and find it my most successful means of catching Coho. I now make my own Jigs but will use Jig Geek or Jig Box 10 from time to time.
That was great. Thanks Rod
Great vid Rod thanks for sharing
Thanks Ernie!
Kinda worried the season is already over, last time I went to the vedder it was chocolate milk.
Really common for folks to cast too far upstream and get snagged
If you cast straight across/ slightly down steam you can use the current to control the depth and speed of your retrieve.
Good tip!
Personally, I found doing the exact opposite leads to foul hooking way fewer fish. Heaver jig and bounce it along the bottom, keep it right in front of their face. I also use a 15 lb bumper tied to my braid. Only because if I get hung up then I have a shot at getting my gear back. Totally depends on where you are and what the water is doing though.
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Been a fun season, I've explored a lot of new waterways this year, and had my most successful Vedder chinook trips. I learned a lot of new techniques, and that I really need a heavier fly rod (mines 3wt) because damn that looks fun. Still hoping to strecth this coho season another week or two, then time to transition to steelies! I actually caught my first one last weekend on the cap fishing for Coho.
Is there a weight on the Jigging setup you’re using ?
Yes, the jig head is usually 3/8oz, so heavy enough to do the casts that we were doing.
So often I see you guys miss a hookset and immediately retrieve to set up for another cast. Try letting that jig dangle and flutter it in his face after a missed bite. You'd be surprised how many fish will come back for more even after you sting em 2 or 3 times. In my experience especially the big males will attack several times if you give em a chance.
Question is salmon fishing done at the vedder? I went on Tuesday and the water was so high and moving so fast?!
When water is this high, you want to look for backwaters and side channels which are now high enough yet still slow. Coho salmon could hold in them.
Nice catch dude
Love twitching but very new to it…..rod selection? Looked like you both had Bass Type of Rods?
In this video, I was using a 6'6" general purpose spinning rod, Shimano Clarus rated 6 to 10lb, which I've really liked for pink, coho, pike, etc. After twitching during this trip, I feel that a slightly longer rod, a 7' or even a 8'6" would be better for this.
What tackle should not be used to avoid foul hook Chum? The no Chum fishing is hard to follow since they bite anything
There really isn't one method that would avoid chum salmon completely. Float fishing with a jig is a sure way of catching chum salmon so I avoid using that around them. Float fishing with bead or bait also gets chum salmon from time to time but they also catch coho frequently, so I try to only fish in waters where coho are present while chum salmon are not as abundant. In general, I just avoid fishing at places where chum salmon are not around as much. The coho fishing is also much better at spots where chum salmon are not aggressively swimming around.
Hey Rod. Ive got a G3 1442 jon boat like yours. Would it be a bad idea to take it to the Harrison river?
I know they are capable of running in these rivers but personally I know I'll never do it, simply because I don't feel that I am skilled enough and there's too much risk involved.
The Harrison is generally very shallow with a deeper channel on one side. Not always the same side.
1442 is plenty of boat for the Harrison. I run my 1448 up it all the time . Even up Harrison lake in 6’ waves. Smallest boat I’ve taken on the Harrison was a 10’ spratley . That was dicey but doable. I’d feel very confident and comfortable in your boat.
@@silverstreamweldingltd471 Sweet thanks I may give it a try sometime.
The Harrison River is much more sheltered than Harrison Lake. When the winds come up on Harrison Lake there are definitely times that our 20’ powerboat doesn’t seem large enough.
What brand is that bet with the scale built-in?
It’s made by a company from New Zealand called McLean.
Sockeye this time of year ? Thought they would be done at least a month ago.
Harrison River sockeye are typically the last ones to arrive in the Fraser River and it's not uncommon to find them throughout October.
I just hooked into massive coho today on a twitching jib but it broke my line. Hopefully tomorrow I can change my luck
Rookie, use heavier leader and tie better knots
@@andreabruno5495 my line was heavy enough, I was using braid but it had a Frey in it that I didn’t notice. And my knot was good
On a snag .immediately let bale off.put out 20 ft.n wait.count out Mississippi lol.seriously.wait 30 seconds and let current move the lure.i rarely loose a lure now
Y’all gotta refine your twitching techniques haha
It's work in progress.
Nope its nov 9th
I'm a time traveller.
Don't make a video on how to cast. You'll screw everyone up 😂
I would like everyone to be as weird as me. 😎