Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.
STEELHEAD BEAD HOOKS - THE BEST BEAD HOOKS - BLOODRUN SKEENA SIZING CHANGE + LEADER KNOT & STORAGE
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- BLOODRUN SKEENA HOOK, what I consider to be the best hook for STEELHEAD BEAD FISHING. Boodrun recently changed thier sizing, so I explain the new sizing. I demo the knot I use for tying leaders, the Egg-Loop, and I show I store leaders for ease of use on the river.
DIAGRAM AVAILABLE ON RAGE FISHING FACEBOOK PAGE & INSTAGRAM @STEELHEADRAGE
GEAR LINKS:
BLOODRUN SKEENA HOOKS: bloodrunfishing.com/RAGEFISHING
(After releasing this video, Bloodrun made me an offer to give to my viewers for 10% off using the link above.)
OTHER GEAR:
SEAGUAR STS FLUOROCARBON LEADER: amzn.to/48M3ZH6
MACK'S PIP'S LEADER STORAGE BOX: amzn.to/48M3LQg
BNR T-STOPS: amzn.to/3O1UJqJ
ROUND LABELS: amzn.to/3tJpKJ4
TAPE MEASURE:amzn.to/41UFKVa
SHARPEE: amzn.to/3vztHk2
*Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something I'll receive a small commission.
Music by Epidemic Sound, for 30 day free trial, click this link: www.epidemicsound.com/referra...
PLEASE CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING, IT'S FREE! HIT THE BELL SO YOU DON'T MISS FUTURE VIDEOS. I try to post a new video every FRIDAY AT 6PM, but life happens!
#steelheadrage #wintersteelhead #steelhead
Bro im blood run 100%. If you get into rod building check out their blanks. I have two custom 11 ft 6 rods for center pinning but would be great for spinning as well. And don't leave out their floating mono I haven't lost a float yet. Maybe one day I'll see you on the river and you can get a feel for their blanks. Also check out Danny Colville, and TAAR fishing. They all kick it together. Greg from blood run is a top-notch tell him Duke sent you. I love your channel bro.!
Glad to see sideburns are still a thing in 2024! Timeless
Probably not, but you’ve got to be your own man. Elvis couldn’t have been wrong. 😁
Nice hook. Holds fish well. Not heavy. Unfortunately, I've broke too many. On fish and removing the hook. (too easy). Tail Out is a nice hook.
I’ve never had a Skeena break on a fish, a few times when snagged. I did buy some tailouts and tried them out on my last trip. They seemed to work fine, I caught one steelhead using them, but I need to do some more testing before I would recommend them. I still feel they are too heavy.
Thanks for sharing your experience! 👍🏻🎣
Tail out definitely thicker. Good sac hook. size 10 for bead not bad. Maybe I had a bad batch of Skeena. But definitely broke a bunch. Shame, I do like the hook.@@RAGEFISHING
@@morefish8881 I’ll try some of the smaller tailouts, 4 is the smallest I have.
8 has been my fav for bags. but be careful. they seem to have changed their size now. size 8 is pretty big now.@@RAGEFISHING
@@morefish8881 I covered this point in this video, the sizing has changed, I verified with Bloodrun. They are more consistent with other hook manufacturers now. They used to be about one size off.
I tried the skeena hooks a couple of years ago, and they seemed smaller to me. So I kinda went away from them hooks. Now you got me interested in them again, and they fixed the sizing. I was curious, what's the difference between the tailout hooks and skeena hook
If you look close, I bought a couple 25 packs of the Tailout hooks. (On my table in the greenish yellow tint) they are heavier wire, therefore would be heavier than the skeena. I think having a light hook like the skeena is important so that it doesn’t affect the drift of the bead. The lighter the hook the better. A heavier hook could change the natural drift of the bead. But it’s just a theory that lives in my head. 😁
Thank you I appreciate it, I'll take your advice and use it. I fish in the pnw like yourself. I appreciate your content, tips.
@tonyrutherford1848 no problem! I’m glad to share what I’ve learned! 🎣
I started using them per your recommendation a few years ago and won’t use anything else. High rate of hook ups and landings.
@davidbenner7093 thanks for the update, that’s awesome! When I first started bead fishing I was using octopus hooks and mosquitos. I used to lose about 40% of my fish due them coming unpinned. Once I switched to Skeenas, I rarely lose one with the exception of my line breaking.
How long to you keep tied leaders before you replace?
My bead rigs never get old 😁, but I would say I wouldn’t use a pre-tied leader for more than 3 years or so.
@@RAGEFISHING Also thank for the egg loop knot demo. The reason I change leaders, is that I get better at tying knots over the years and replacing snell knots. I’ve changed my standard leader to 12lb STS (easier to tie egg loop knot) and a 15lb P-line bumper… Hopeful 🤞 the leader will be the line to break off.
@@archit2796 hopefully it was helpful. Maybe I’ll plan an actual instructional video with bright line! 😊
where do you buy the blood runs ?
I buy them directly from Bloodrun, I believe it’s Bloodrunfishing.com. When I looked up their website today, it had a 15% off deal for a first time buyer. They often send emails with discounts, like I got a free shipping with $50 order today. I’m in no way sponsored by them, I started using their stuff 4-5 years ago and have been happy with the quality and pricing. Every bead caught fish on my channel since 2020 has been with their product. I’ve got a lot of free time; if you want to stop by and check them out let me know. 😁
ok thanks, I have always used owners or Gami . so I will give them a try, hopefully next week I can get out and hit the rivers if it drops.
@raybly6613 I hope so, I haven’t been out since Monday and it wasn’t great.
What kind of hooks they are
They are straight shanked hooks similar to an Owner Mosquito but slightly heavier wire.
i love them but also i have broke a good amount of hooks.....
Broke them? Like being snagged? Or fighting a fish?
@@RAGEFISHING Both actually!
Wow, I’ve never had any hook break on a fish. Occasionally on a snag.