One of the HARDEST ways to catch a fish. GREAT Day Of Coho Salmon Fishing!

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
  • Join us for an awesome day of salmon fishing with Cameron and Blair. Floating a beautiful stretch of river catching coho salmon on jigs, eggs, center pin, spinning, casting, and more! Thanks for watching ADX!!
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Комментарии • 78

  • @victoriaxholmes
    @victoriaxholmes Год назад +3

    I was literally just talking about Addicted and then the vid drops! 🤘🏼🔥🎣

  • @JustPassingBy-cd8mg
    @JustPassingBy-cd8mg Год назад +2

    one of the best tips i ever got for using a pin was when you are doing your drift, keep your rod tip high and as much line off the water as possible. I stopped missing takes because i wasnt taking time to reel in line before setting the hook. I try to maintain a little sag in my mainline just above my float (without line touching the water) so any fish dont feel tension immediately after taking my set up.

  • @toddknutson6317
    @toddknutson6317 Год назад +2

    Love the scenery and the video!! Plus made me giggle cam getting stuck in a tree again. Love your videos. Keep it up ADX!! You guys rock!!

  • @andriyternovets8531
    @andriyternovets8531 Год назад +3

    I love pin fishing caught quite a bit of coho this year pinning cant wait to catch some steelhead/springers on the pin next year hopefully.

  • @gregoryhansen6347
    @gregoryhansen6347 Год назад +1

    Seeing the bobber hanging in the trees brought back memories of fishing with my dad when I was 5 or 6.......

  • @AutomagicFishing
    @AutomagicFishing Год назад +1

    Cameron
    Great video!! Fun trip out for sure!!

  • @ScottInstenes
    @ScottInstenes Год назад +1

    I like how you add some small but very important details to your fishing (skein w eggs). Nice job.

  • @matthewnachtigal3240
    @matthewnachtigal3240 Год назад +3

    Learn the bc cast, or the Wallace the Wallace cast is really good in tight spots and over hangs. But requires alot more practice to get the hang of

  • @ryanstaples2737
    @ryanstaples2737 Год назад +5

    In bc it's super common to use a 10'6 mooching rod with tons of tip power. The shorter rod is nice with trees around. Also there are casts that the line never goes behind you allowing tonyo fish easy with trees around. It's the same kind of idea as a bow and arrow cast

  • @JordenMorin
    @JordenMorin Год назад +2

    Great Job Cam !! You really looked like a baby deer trying to walk with that pin 😁🫡

  • @babyblackops
    @babyblackops Год назад

    Love seeing you guys rock the pin again. It’s popular up here in BC. sure is lots of fun fighting the fish without drag. It’s tricky to learn the casting methods but once you get them, you can sling anything you got, just as far as a baitcaster. Seen others comment this as well, but keep the line off the water as much as possible while you’re drifting the float! You won’t have to reel in all that slack, and I believe I get a cleaner drift *normally* without the line dragging on the water. Hope you guys come up to canada some time !

  • @dustinmckee1857
    @dustinmckee1857 Год назад +1

    I caught a nice coho yesterday on an addicted sinknit series pink jig!! Was the only one down there that landed a fish 🤙🏻

  • @creekfishingny5448
    @creekfishingny5448 Год назад +1

    I Main a pin all Salmon through steelhead season. The ultimate float fishing technique for me.

  • @davidbarclay4968
    @davidbarclay4968 Год назад

    If you want to cast that Center pin further practice the Wallace cast. Start with basic slow movements. Don’t rush the learning curve for this type of cast. When you get used to it you can fire it far and even cast it side/underhand right under those trees.

  • @maxmoore575
    @maxmoore575 Год назад +2

    When casting try having more line out, I like my bait to be close to the water this let’s the rod get more load in it and makes it easier to cast farther

  • @charliecurtis8852
    @charliecurtis8852 Год назад +2

    You guys should make light brown and olive green twitching jigs🤷‍♂️

  • @TheRmegafone
    @TheRmegafone Год назад

    Cameron for making longer casts with the center pin I like to use my left hand to "jump start" the reel by spinning it right at the moment I swing the rod forward to cast. More specifically what I mean by that for you is. Instead of using your left hand to hold the line, pushing on it at moment you actually cast forward to create momentum in the reel. Try moving your hand to the reel handle instead and spin the reel back (letting line out) right before you swing your rod forward to cast. Doing this allows the reel to catch up when you load the rod to cast because its already moving at a higher rate of speed at the start of the throw. instead of the reel going from 0-100 it's like 25-100.

  • @edyeephotography
    @edyeephotography Год назад +1

    i usually dont do the wallace cast. i just leave the rod to 1 side and a little back, leave about 1 foot from rod tip to bobber, and let it drop/free spool for about 1-2 secs and swing outward. thats usually the easiest for me.

  • @rcl8464
    @rcl8464 Год назад

    "WHAT? No Wayyyy" killed me iykyk

  • @243pete
    @243pete Год назад +2

    Awesome guys!
    In terms of casting getting the reel slightly started up (pre-spin if you will) is important, the type of cast you are using works well with lots of practice but usually I just cast like any other setup, it's getting the feel of the rod loading up, the reel spinning slightly and controlling it mid-flight so you don't over spool/ birds nest, also a heavier float/ weight setup is easier to cast on a pin rod like a 25-35 gram float.
    Should try using a centerpin for springs! up here in BC it's a very common method and challenging especially if you get knuckle dusted.

    • @Goats22
      @Goats22 Год назад +1

      you nailed it when you said it's all about learning to load the rod up and then control the spool. learn those two things and you have 95% of centerpinning figured out

  • @allengray5748
    @allengray5748 Год назад +1

    PART II 😁 Also maybe mention the music score in the credits! Good Stuff!! Peace 🕊️☮️

  • @philabowl8073
    @philabowl8073 Год назад +2

    Go visit Kyle again. (Adventure Chasing) or invite him here!!! For another centerpin lesson.

  • @charlescook94
    @charlescook94 Год назад

    I came walking down to the launch as you guys went down river and I hooked into 4 fish right behind you. Never fished that spot before either and didn't even realize that was you guys floating away as we walked up checking it out

  • @avid.venture
    @avid.venture Год назад

    Nice to see some pin action

  • @humguy707
    @humguy707 Год назад +1

    Love the content guys, great video and some sweet fish

  • @mikedegnan5252
    @mikedegnan5252 Год назад

    Center pin tip of the day, find the deepest hole in the river and throw rod and all right smack in the middle and walk away. Don't even look back.

  • @tonydelgado9666
    @tonydelgado9666 Год назад

    Great job with that beautiful dress Jig

  • @RhiceyHarierar
    @RhiceyHarierar Год назад

    Well ok guys going to storm out the effin cold and try to get some steelies on the salmon- lets meet and catch fish muth krukas lolol 🎉

  • @jarenlengert2642
    @jarenlengert2642 Год назад

    Cameron with the pin instead of trying to reel down fast just flick the spool. It will spool fast than you can reel it. Then set the hook

  • @ScuzzySculpin
    @ScuzzySculpin Год назад

    very cozy one, thank you

  • @fishing4reel_247
    @fishing4reel_247 Год назад +1

    Have more line out and cast with the reel not the rod. Cool to see you trying the pin. Keep it up

  • @marcodevecchis8145
    @marcodevecchis8145 Год назад +1

    Are your Addicted Advantage Salmon hooks available yet?

  • @Beadfishing
    @Beadfishing Год назад +1

    Centerpin is the best way to fish a river, your trotting your float with no drag, and you can set the hook at any time. No need to hit a bail or a button. They are hard to cast in tight quarters like a drift boat. Not sure if they still carry the advantage from a boat but on the bank a centerpin gives you an advantage.

    • @Fairdemand554
      @Fairdemand554 Год назад +1

      You’re describing how a Baitcaster works. There is no advantage to a pin.

  • @tonydelgado9666
    @tonydelgado9666 Год назад

    I don’t know anything about that fish I always go out for bass fishing,I still like your idea and videos it’s good to watch them’

    • @michaelsaks3610
      @michaelsaks3610 Год назад

      Bass are a blast! But once you get a salmon on the end of your line in a river that's all you'll think about 👍

  • @DiamondModderHD
    @DiamondModderHD Год назад

    Steelhead ally where that at I need to take my dad we been hitting the coast to catch nothing for the last 3-4 years our buddies tho get lucky 🍀

  • @lillongdong2048
    @lillongdong2048 Год назад

    I do the over head when I what to go for distance!! I start my cast right off the and just plop it out most times but it all depends on situation whether I’ll use the wallace or the many other cast! A center pin in my opinion is the hardest way to learn to fish all because of casting all it takes it patience and practice and you won’t be able to keep fish off you’re line once you get it!! FISH ON!!

    • @lillongdong2048
      @lillongdong2048 Год назад

      Start my cast off the reel to get it spinning

    • @lillongdong2048
      @lillongdong2048 Год назад

      If you’re in steelhead alley that’s my home water either it be Ohio or Pennsylvania in bring you’re center pin hundreds of guys on the river daily with them always willing to give tips especially to the LEGEND himself

  • @Joe671
    @Joe671 Год назад

    Was thinking of trying the center pin but then i met a few guys using them. They had man buns and said bro alot.

  • @DansBackcountry
    @DansBackcountry Год назад

    Nice!

  • @niallharmey7337
    @niallharmey7337 Год назад

    Maybe a stupid question what is a pin rod? I have never come across one before
    Niall

  • @weedhopper
    @weedhopper Год назад +1

    Right on cam great video some beautiful cohos 👍

  • @davidfarnsworth1674
    @davidfarnsworth1674 Год назад +1

    Learn the BC swing cast

  • @leopoldrapacz-hk8md
    @leopoldrapacz-hk8md Год назад +1

    Is it still worth coho fishing in the Pacific Northwest????

  • @ChandlerNoll
    @ChandlerNoll Год назад

    Don't lie cam you know that big buck was filled with tapioca

  • @Fishing_503
    @Fishing_503 Год назад

    Where can i get that rod holder for his raft?

  • @avatar5548
    @avatar5548 Год назад

    what river is that

  • @purdytimothy1877
    @purdytimothy1877 Год назад +1

    keep trying you will get better

  • @terryfuller8724
    @terryfuller8724 Год назад +1

    The best way to get better with your center pin is to leave it home to practice there not the river.

    • @Beadfishing
      @Beadfishing Год назад

      I did the opposite and now it's all I use. My conventional gear is building up dust lol

  • @leebarnes393
    @leebarnes393 Год назад +4

    Cam,stop casting your center pin like a spinning rod!! Don't bring the rod tip so high when you cast , you seem to have it at like 11oclock!! Side arm !! Lol 🤣😆!! Beautiful Cohos by the way!!

    • @Exite21
      @Exite21 Год назад +1

      Cam is too stubborn it seems. He just got into bass fishing😂

  • @northwestfishingadventures6004

    Let’s gooo 🌎🎣

  • @tonydelgado9666
    @tonydelgado9666 Год назад

    Did u say u r going to be in a movie

  • @RachelRebel
    @RachelRebel Год назад

    Cam, I dare you to cast with a center pin set-up exclusively for a year straight. Be consistent when targeting fish drifting roe and beads.. You'll get the hang of it. I still miss half of my hook sets because I get distracted by semi precious stones and mushrooms.. Giver

  • @RhiceyHarierar
    @RhiceyHarierar Год назад

    Was wondering if you guys would like to try out my new plugs 🔌

  • @JigginwithG
    @JigginwithG Год назад +1

    🐟🐟🐟

  • @tonydelgado9666
    @tonydelgado9666 Год назад

    That is a big fish he looks red

  • @lpjbeats1050
    @lpjbeats1050 Год назад

    Why do the fish have little parasites on them?

  • @allengray5748
    @allengray5748 Год назад +1

    Cam on cam! Coho are easier to catch than trout. I think your too aggressive on your twitch. Try half the twitch like fly fishing otherwise AWESOME FREAKING EPISODE!! Been begging you guys to at least say the Date or explain why you don't!!?? Hope to see you on the water! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎

  • @Odhege8262
    @Odhege8262 Год назад

    Best pointer for those using center pins….sell it and buy a real fly rod

  • @dean3471
    @dean3471 Год назад

    That was a great video. Is it possible for you guys to start saying what river you are on. I'm new to Steelhead and Salmon fishing and It would help me out and possibly help others out. I have been watching your video's for the last few months and they have helped me out a lot learning the different way's of fishing and rig's to use. Keep up the awesome job.

  • @christianishima7098
    @christianishima7098 Год назад

    Let’s gooo #addictedfamily

  • @leechase7974
    @leechase7974 Год назад

    Near as I can tell you just dont cast with confidence on the center pin Cam

  • @GooglyEyeFishing
    @GooglyEyeFishing Год назад

    😃👍🐟

  • @MattH-uc1gs
    @MattH-uc1gs Год назад

    Let’s goooooo

  • @ronyewest
    @ronyewest Год назад

    Doing everything wrong casting the pin

  • @thewashingtonfisher8807
    @thewashingtonfisher8807 Год назад

    Early

  • @Viper_Poker
    @Viper_Poker Год назад

    I got it! ... Stop using the pin real ... Just sayin 😁

  • @boblove6865
    @boblove6865 Год назад +1

    Wait is the pin supposed to to be the hardest way to catch fish? 😂😂😂😂 just put the pin down Cam! I’m a Great Lakes guy who pinned for many many years. You get a drag free drift with a baitcaster too. I gave up the pin because it takes to long to retrieve, The true monsters are tough to land with a pin in heavy flow, my hand doesn’t cramp up. Wearing gloves with a pin is a pain in the ass. In the GLs we fish brutal conditions and the pin can get reel cold on the hand. Can go on and on but the toughest thing about pinning is telling your friends and family you’re a poser. Pinners don’t outfish me on the Great Lakes. Let the 20 something’s have their pin glory while us old guys sore lip ‘em efficiently.❤