For your next, Tips and Tricks, or what I would call it, Tricks-r-Treats, I suggest doing a vid, just on cleaning your setup with a soap. I can't tell you how much my catch rate changed for me after I started cleaning my stuff before doing any thing else. I use a gallon size Tupperware container as a sink, and a small brush. Lemon Joy with river water and your set!
Great video! I'm fishing different areas, but herring is a must while trolling in winter/spring. I'll often fish one rod with herring and another that I'll switch in and out with hardware. I've fished both the lower columbia river and in my neck of the woods for fish that are in the same portion of their life cycle and it's interesting how tactics can be so different from area to area!
It's all a waste of time if you don't mask the human scent. Salmon have sniffers more powerful than a dog. Does that mean you have to wear gloves? No, but everything should be super clean. I'm not a cultist about Lemon Joy either. Trader Joe's lemon hand soap works too. Most important point is . . cleanliness. See, your mom knew more than you think she did. Fall Chinook gear just needs to be clean enough. That's another rant.
Gloves do not make or break your day.. if your baits right and in the correct spot job done. They have great sniffers but can't just instantly id human sent lol. You cray cray
@@egolawncare pfft bears and coyotes don't know when humans are around either, right? Ever go turkey hunting? Yeah the camo is just for . . looking cool. While it's true you can almost catch a fish on any given day doing everything wrong, percentages go up significantly when you fine tune everything and have all the little details in order. You're more likely get a good kiss with a girl if you DON'T have halitosis. So cray cray yerself.
Down here in Northern California Central Valley rivers a super bait or brads cut plug technique is just starting to take off I know salmon up there and down here are diffrent but they both are still salmon so I have a question what color pattern is a must have this fall we’re expecting a big return they have just announced that we will have a three fish limit plus a new regulation on Jacks and I am stoked I got my fishing yak (THE KING ASSASSIN) ready to go got my electronics all figured out and I’m ready to fill the freezer but ya I’m not rich I just got out of the army so I’m not rich but I can afford to get a couple super baits and I want a couple good ones thanks a lot for your content and I am a huge fan and have been watching for years
I know In another video you mentioned using the mustard 3/0 hooks. Which model or product line of their hooks are you using with the tied spinner setups and herring. I’ve yet to try their hooks.
Hey Addicted Fishing do you guys have any tips on catching tributary creek steelhead. Ive been fishing for them a lot this year in these little creeks and they are very dificult to catch in this shallow clear water. Im wondering how you guys would fish for them and with what baits and lures. Ive never gotten too many bites but did manage to catch 5 this year fishing this way. Any advice you guys have would be greatly appreciated.
What is your preferred bait when fishing for salmon?
Red pack herring!
I’m Usually float fishing so I’ll run pink worms, spawn sacs, jigs all depends on water at the time
Herring for chinook and anchovies for slivers
Great tips ❤
I like yo run KCP's the majority of the time.
This is the most simplistic explanation of why and when to fish baits and or spinners. Great video guys!
Mexican hat in copper is #1 producer for me .
Original super bait will work in the CA Delta, however The Brads Cut plug is the preferred choice
For your next, Tips and Tricks, or what I would call it, Tricks-r-Treats, I suggest doing a vid, just on cleaning your setup with a soap. I can't tell you how much my catch rate changed for me after I started cleaning my stuff before doing any thing else. I use a gallon size Tupperware container as a sink, and a small brush. Lemon Joy with river water and your set!
I would really like to know this.
Another excellent informative video. Never fished salmon, but I am learning a lot on how too and will get my chance! Thanks Marlin and Eric!!
Thank you for continuing to feed my Addiction and 🤣
What about buzz bombs?
Thanks for the content in this time its very helpful and theres never been a video I've haven't enjoyed
When do you switch from inline to 360 flashers?
Great video! I'm fishing different areas, but herring is a must while trolling in winter/spring. I'll often fish one rod with herring and another that I'll switch in and out with hardware. I've fished both the lower columbia river and in my neck of the woods for fish that are in the same portion of their life cycle and it's interesting how tactics can be so different from area to area!
VERY, VERY BADASS VIDEO!!
KINGZ ARE MY FAVORITE TO TARGET!
Keep it up 👍
Oregonians!!! Book trips with these guys because all of the out of state licensing has been canceled!!!
Tuna wraps and prawns behind spin-glo
It's all a waste of time if you don't mask the human scent. Salmon have sniffers more powerful than a dog. Does that mean you have to wear gloves? No, but everything should be super clean. I'm not a cultist about Lemon Joy either. Trader Joe's lemon hand soap works too. Most important point is . . cleanliness. See, your mom knew more than you think she did. Fall Chinook gear just needs to be clean enough. That's another rant.
Gloves do not make or break your day.. if your baits right and in the correct spot job done.
They have great sniffers but can't just instantly id human sent lol. You cray cray
@@egolawncare pfft bears and coyotes don't know when humans are around either, right? Ever go turkey hunting? Yeah the camo is just for . . looking cool. While it's true you can almost catch a fish on any given day doing everything wrong, percentages go up significantly when you fine tune everything and have all the little details in order. You're more likely get a good kiss with a girl if you DON'T have halitosis. So cray cray yerself.
@@spoonfishing I wasn't talking about hunting. I was referring to fishing. If it gives you the confidence to fish hard, good on ya.
Any tips for additional scent to canned tuna for stuffing the Brad's Cut plugs? A drop of anise? Shrimp oil? Bloody tuna powder?
Would also be cool to see your way of tying those spinners with a mooching rig rather than using a regular one Tutorial idea....
Mark me as another on this. I know you guys are pretty Columbia centered but can you tell us a differences for the Puget Sound. Thanks guys
Sweet
Once you brine it do you have to use it right away or does it store in the brine for a while if you keep it refrigerated
Down here in Northern California Central Valley rivers a super bait or brads cut plug technique is just starting to take off I know salmon up there and down here are diffrent but they both are still salmon so I have a question what color pattern is a must have this fall we’re expecting a big return they have just announced that we will have a three fish limit plus a new regulation on Jacks and I am stoked I got my fishing yak (THE KING ASSASSIN) ready to go got my electronics all figured out and I’m ready to fill the freezer but ya I’m not rich I just got out of the army so I’m not rich but I can afford to get a couple super baits and I want a couple good ones thanks a lot for your content and I am a huge fan and have been watching for years
What temp range would you consider cold vs warm? I think I'm baiting for higher temps. Thanks mates!!
Guess I should comment after I watch the whole video?!!
I just get excited 😂🤣😂
Rocky does it all 🤣
I know In another video you mentioned using the mustard 3/0 hooks. Which model or product line of their hooks are you using with the tied spinner setups and herring. I’ve yet to try their hooks.
Do you ever use coon shrimp instead of prawns on you blades?
My buddy who cut my fish off! Best bait ever.
Any idea how much sodium sulfite he uses per tray?
Tommy Thompson Not sure, he’s secretive! Lol
Hey Addicted Fishing do you guys have any tips on catching tributary creek steelhead. Ive been fishing for them a lot this year in these little creeks and they are very dificult to catch in this shallow clear water. Im wondering how you guys would fish for them and with what baits and lures. Ive never gotten too many bites but did manage to catch 5 this year fishing this way. Any advice you guys have would be greatly appreciated.
What are the crazy springer setups you all have seen?
disgusting who wants to touch bait.... just nasty, hardware all the way.