With a Jon boat, generally due to no trolling, can a person get by with a smaller electric motor battery? I’m just gearing up and am kinda hoping not to buy a big Group 31 Lead Acid battery. So my question is can a person maybe look for a smaller battery or maybe a Lithium battery? If so, how many amp hours would ‘generally’ work for buzzing to a few locations to chironomid? Thanks.
Very nice informative video im gonna be trying some cronomid fishin this year now ive hward verying opinions on using a strike indicator do u aways use one
Thanks! We tend use strike indicators with them in our area. Sometime though we fish them on intermediate tip sinking lines just below the surface with a very slow, small strip. There are some anglers that will fish them on super fast full sink lines and get them as deep as possible on some of our local lakes.
@@silverbowflyshop right on well im gonna have to give it a shot this year ive fly fished for years but have never gotten into midge or cronimds really but i cant argue with the springtime success i see guys have... Plus i can tie them up sooooo fast lol
I haven't made any on how to tie streamers yet, I do have some basic videos on streamer fishing in the fall and the st joe that might help. Just scroll through my list of videos and you will see them.
No problem, holler anytime you need help! Well them mend depends on the current. I would fish chironomids (midges) in a river just like most nymphs. Try to get a good drag free drift, no need to strip or retrieve in the river.
You sure can. Often times the patterns are smaller in size, depending on the river. In rivers they will usually be referred to as midges. I find them very effective in the winter months and then in the late summer when other hatches slow down.
I liked the bobber-down while your were talking- it worked fast !
Great video. Just what I was looking for. Thanx.
jayZ1791 thanks! Glad you like it, hope it helps your chironomid fishing!
Thanks for this video. I'll be trying out the techniques next time I fish one of my local lakes here in Victoria, Australia.
Cheers,
Steve.
Super instruction, THANKS !!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
this video is great, thank you
Thanks!
Sean
Thanks a lot. I subscribe to your channel and learning lots from. Tight lines jake
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback. If you have video ideas let me know anytime, always looking for new material to produce. sean
With a Jon boat, generally due to no trolling, can a person get by with a smaller electric motor battery? I’m just gearing up and am kinda hoping not to buy a big Group 31 Lead Acid battery. So my question is can a person maybe look for a smaller battery or maybe a Lithium battery? If so, how many amp hours would ‘generally’ work for buzzing to a few locations to chironomid? Thanks.
Very nice informative video im gonna be trying some cronomid fishin this year now ive hward verying opinions on using a strike indicator do u aways use one
Thanks! We tend use strike indicators with them in our area. Sometime though we fish them on intermediate tip sinking lines just below the surface with a very slow, small strip. There are some anglers that will fish them on super fast full sink lines and get them as deep as possible on some of our local lakes.
@@silverbowflyshop right on well im gonna have to give it a shot this year ive fly fished for years but have never gotten into midge or cronimds really but i cant argue with the springtime success i see guys have...
Plus i can tie them up sooooo fast lol
@ 5:20 you had a fish while you weren't looking!
haha yes I did! Good eye! They were pretty grabby for a little bit there
Do you have a video of how to tie a streamer for trout and how to use it?
I haven't made any on how to tie streamers yet, I do have some basic videos on streamer fishing in the fall and the st joe that might help. Just scroll through my list of videos and you will see them.
Thanks for the reply. Just one more. If I use it in river. Do I mend it down stream or upstream? Thanks again
No problem, holler anytime you need help! Well them mend depends on the current. I would fish chironomids (midges) in a river just like most nymphs. Try to get a good drag free drift, no need to strip or retrieve in the river.
What brand indicator are you using?
They are called Quick Release Indicators. Give us a shout if you need us to send you some. 509-924-9998. thanks for watching!
Hi, can you use chironomid on rivers?
You sure can. Often times the patterns are smaller in size, depending on the river. In rivers they will usually be referred to as midges. I find them very effective in the winter months and then in the late summer when other hatches slow down.
on most tailwater fisheries they will be very important too
Silver Bow Fly Shop
I can out fish him with garden hackle on a willow pole.
Iguana
Lol right on