Started fishing 3 weeks ago at the age of 25, I have felt annoying asking men around me who have fished their whole lives questions, “powerbait and a bobber, they stock this lake in may” I want to say thank you for being so informative and entertaining, thanks to this video and the advice and technique demos, I successfully, set up my own pole, got fish appropriate rigging after research, used this spinner tutorial in my ears while I was doing it, and on my third cast caught an 16” Trout. You’re going to inspire some kid like me who thinks it’s too late to learn and have fun… great stuff. - sincerely some 25 year with a smile on his face
I’m sixty seven and yesterday, after a couple of hours of no bites on a new lake, I asked another fishermen “what works?”, after a short chat I got to work and went home about two hours later with four excellent trout. Never be afraid to ask.
I am 24 years old and just recently picked it back up since I was a kid only catching sunnies I am the same way setting up my own pole now and learning the terminology.
Extremely over fished pond by my house. No luck with spinners or bait. Two blue gill in one day with a pink trout magnet. Best has been a super tiny brown zebra fly which caught eight fish. Good luck!
I’ve learned a lot from them too, I think I started watching them when I was 19 or 20 but really got into fishing last year and I’m just about to turn 21. Been chasing steelhead for a long time and hooked into a nice chromer for the first time on a spinner when I couldn’t get one on anything else, didn’t land it but still hooked into him so I know I was doing something right and I was doing almost exactly what Jordan does on the river with spinners.
I am a new to fishing and I have watched a BUNCH of videos for beginners, and so far, yours are the best. Simple. Direct. You actually SHOW the lures etc. Thank YOU!!!!
This video was fantastic. I consider myself a more experienced trout fisherman, flyfishing and spinfishing, and I still recieve very useful tips in these tutorials. You never know so much that you can't learn a little more. Jordan explains very well and goes into great detail. A beginning fisherman can learn tons from Jordan. Great video.
Just wanted to say i grew up bait fishing with my grandpa, but thanks to your channel i only recently just started lure fishing and i love it so much more! You got me addicted. Caught a 16 inch brown trout with a white rooster tail, and 6 other rainbows in one day! Thanks man
Yeah, I have to agree. Just beginning fishing and am watching a lot of vids. AF is super clear, helpful and lacks that "high excitement" that just annoys and clouds the message. Keep it up!
I"ve not used spinners much for trout fishing, however, you're video was SO INFORMATIONAL that we went out today and had great success. We used rooster tails and they hit great! Thank you the simple instructions on how to get set up.
I've been spinner fishing for years, one thing I do to help from snagging is I use my needle nose pliers and bend in the hooks just a small amount so they point in. Yes the fish still get hooked.
That my Friend was the best explanation of set up and use of spinners! I'm getting ready for opening day of trout here in northeast Pennsylvania and needed some tips! Ty
Fisherman/hatchery worker here... nothing beats wheat bread for freshly stocked Trout. The hold overs and natural Trout hit spinners more. We raise our fish in cement canals 300ft x 10ft long being fed brown pellets from small to large. Our trophy fish are fed minnows too after 5-6 pounds. All fish will eat natural landing insects, we only have bird nets around so that free flying bugs can enter to drink some delicious water lol
Just got myself and my kids our first set of fishing poles. I’m 34, and I feel there’s so much to learn. I’m pretty clueless with fishing, but we’re extremely stoked on going soon hopefully.
Good luck to you Steven. It’s a great time to get started. I’d recommend RUclips searching what are popular target species in your state/country and see what techniques are used
Awesome!Don’t get too bogged down in all the tackle.You can make a very simple tackle box for all species with a few Kastmasters,some spinnerbaits,a couple Rapalas and some Zoom rubber worms.
You are by far the best teacher I have ever seen on RUclips, or even in-person for that matter. You've helped me so much. You're the dad I never had. I'm not making tbe same mistake, and I am teaching my little girl how to fish and these videos have helped me so much! Now I just have to get her to stop being so scared when she gets a fish on. She thinks they are gonna pull her in the lake off the dock. 🤣 anyways, thanks again man! Love watching your videos. Keep em coming..i don't feel like such a dummy out there after watching these tutorials
My 1 year old randomly clicked this video and just within 1 minute, I was hooked! You really know your stuff, and I say that this video is one of the best, if not, the best video on fishing spinners and trout.
I haven't really fished since I was a kid, and there was a grown up telling me how to do it. Now that I have kids of my own, it's my turn to be the grown up, and that's rather daunting. This was amazingly helpful, and I can't wait to take my sons back to the lake to give it a shot!
I have never used a spinner Lures or a spoon lures but I watched your tutorial and went out and bought a bunch of spinners and spoons.thank you for your tutorial and all your information. Wish me luck or lots of patience ha ha Ha
Thank you for the Panther Martin recommendation. Started the day today with a rooster tail then switched to Panther Martin and caught three stocker lake trout on the latter.
Thanks a million for that video. I'm a total novice and heading to Yosemite next week. I feel much more prepared to try my hand at fishing while we're there. I'm going to try and buy a setup like yours depending on the price tag. Thanks again, very informative!
Used one of these for the first time today, got 3 crappie and a sauger, which is a new species for me, also one of the crappie was a SLAB . Nice tutorial ty
You should try a light bump once it hits the water. I got bites that way. Then small bumps as you reel. Not hard just light almost pulls. Or when your line goes slack. I just got a newer 8.6 celio n 7.6 in ultralight as well I kinda love them both so I bought them in med heavy spinning and casting. So far I am a huge fan as well as the ceymar rells are smooth for the price. Can't wait to see more trout videos
This video is gold man. Shared big time. I have both the chartreuse vibrax and the black/gold panther martin. Both have been very success in the lakes and rivers up here in BC. Absolutely spoon colour matters. My banger was a nortac chartreuse with two orange dots, with a gold spoon. Lost it unfortunately but will soon replace. Have it with a silver spoon and it gets almost no hits.
I just moved to SW Washington from Florida and was looking for a good source of information on fishing the waters here, I'm a long way from what I know and needed exactly what y'all are putting out there. Much appreciated.
Great tutorial. What i do when im fishing an area is counting after spinner hits the water, start to count to 1 to fish shallow to 3 for deep water. Works for me.
Heading out to Lake Irwin, CO for my first ever attempt at spinner fishing tomorrow! Thanks for the great instruction, will definitely try to put this into action, wish me luck!
I absolutely Love your videos. You take the time to show your lures and explain the different techniques for fishing with them. So glad i found you guys!
I like to use bubble floats with my spinners, can really get some good distance with tiny tiny baits. I normally use 14 mono, with a 6 foot 8 lb leader with my bubble and bait on it.
@@lone_wolf_lifestyle that was one of my last casts in that spot before I moved on. I was watching my lure as I brought it back in, a few feet off the bank I saw him pop out from behind a rock and hit it good. Hard hitters!
JORDAN! I love your tutorials, man, you are clearly super into what you do, and you show All Of The Steps. I watch other videos and I keep coming back to you, cos they start in the water and don't explain all those steps. you aren't miserly with your knowledge, you clearly want everyone out there having a good, knowledgeable time. liked and subscribed!
Lots of great information and how to tips in each video. Really appretioat that as I am reviving lost skills from 4 decades ago. Thanks. This really does heolp.
Addicted's biggest fan here from Juneau, AK!! Watching every video, you guys are kickass!! My dream is to be a part of your guys' crew, as an Alaska Native Born & Raised up here! Keep up the great work, addicts!!
I always use Joe's Flies, can find them at any Walmart and are my favorite spinners. After that is Mepps and Kastmasters. Gold and silver are my favorite colors. It's always good to have a variety.
Inline spinners are awesome, they always get bit! My favorite are Dangle Lures. Their inline spinners are designed heavier so you don't need to add weight to cover water.
I've been interested in taking up fishing as a hobby now that I have kids showing some interest. But the fishing community around me tends to be a little more closed off with sharing information. There was so much information in here for me! Already have 2-3 videos ready to watch to learn some more. +1 subscriber!
Super great presenter and educator! I have watched your various videos last few days (being new to fishing) and each has been outstanding, clear and helpful. Thank you so very much....p/s not sure if you have videos on: best hooks for types of fish (bass vs trout) in lakes vs rivers (including fast moving waters), sizes/weights of sinkers, distance from hook to sinker, using bobber vs no bobber, etc. Best wishes....
Love the videos!! Just subscribed, can't get enough!! No matter how good a fisherman you think you are, you can always learn something that helps improve your success!! My wife and I are going fishing in a couple weeks in the Ozarks of Missouri. I've got a hundred new techniques I want to try from watching your vids!! Thanks!!
Really proud of Jordan for saying adaptation and not the go to adaption.. Although I have turned every time he says adaption into a drinking game. Lol all love brother
OK, I'm an old guy & never too late to learn new tricks.. I enjoy your videos & have, in fact, com away with more knowledge. Question is, do you have any tricks for not getting stuck with spinners, in grass or branches? Would appreciate any advice
thanks for the video addicted fishing I was recently involved in a accident I'm luck to be a live to be honest.. I cant really move the left side of my body still but I'm so blessed.. anyways I just wanted to say thanks because I cant film and edit my videos that much anymore but I have a great time watching your videos and taking some tips for my fishing
Another Awesome video. Its warming up here in Pennsylvania and I'm getting the itch to Trout fish. I'll be binge watching every video today of your fishing tips lol
Use a rooster tail in the Rocky’s you can catch anything but the best way is to use half a night crawler and put one salmon egg on the end of the hook the best way to catch trout and steelhead
Thank you so much for making these great tutorials! They are extremely helpful! What size splitshot would you recommend for lakes or reservoirs/ rivers and creeks for spinners?
I agree with almost everything that Jordan says. However I prefer 4lb test fluorocarbon line with my light and ultra light rods. In addition to the lures he suggests I recommend the vibric rooster tail; I can cast it a bit further than a panther Martin. I have a tackle box full of these spinners and 1/8 oz kastmasters
Very informative and helpful. I was pleased to see that my last trip to the sporting goods store I picked up some of these lures can't wait to get out and try them.
I’ve learned that adding a salmon egg hook off of the hook and a piece of plastic from a water bottle to hold it on as a trailer hook works well. I started getting more hook ups because many trout just hit at the rooster tails feathers and don’t swallow the hook good enough.
I'm a complete novice trout fisherman, do you always want to skim the bottom with a spinner for trout or are there circumstances where you would want to retrieve closer to the surface?
The black and gold panther Martins Are my favorite. I keep a stash of them in my nightstand. It has cought me 27 browns with an average length of 20 inch. In about 5 hours.
Check out more trout fishing tips and tricks here: ruclips.net/p/PLlig7tUTrWvaKdCbd8Omfhj7IxuePwqID
Thanks for the tips! Hitting the lake tomorrow 😎
Started fishing 3 weeks ago at the age of 25, I have felt annoying asking men around me who have fished their whole lives questions, “powerbait and a bobber, they stock this lake in may” I want to say thank you for being so informative and entertaining, thanks to this video and the advice and technique demos, I successfully, set up my own pole, got fish appropriate rigging after research, used this spinner tutorial in my ears while I was doing it, and on my third cast caught an 16” Trout. You’re going to inspire some kid like me who thinks it’s too late to learn and have fun… great stuff. - sincerely some 25 year with a smile on his face
I'm 43 just starting fresh water fishing day 2 today haven't caught anything yet but I'm not giving up
I’m sixty seven and yesterday, after a couple of hours of no bites on a new lake, I asked another fishermen “what works?”, after a short chat I got to work and went home about two hours later with four excellent trout. Never be afraid to ask.
I am 24 years old and just recently picked it back up since I was a kid only catching sunnies I am the same way setting up my own pole now and learning the terminology.
Extremely over fished pond by my house. No luck with spinners or bait.
Two blue gill in one day with a pink trout magnet.
Best has been a super tiny brown zebra fly which caught eight fish.
Good luck!
I’ve learned a lot from them too, I think I started watching them when I was 19 or 20 but really got into fishing last year and I’m just about to turn 21. Been chasing steelhead for a long time and hooked into a nice chromer for the first time on a spinner when I couldn’t get one on anything else, didn’t land it but still hooked into him so I know I was doing something right and I was doing almost exactly what Jordan does on the river with spinners.
I am a new to fishing and I have watched a BUNCH of videos for beginners, and so far, yours are the best. Simple. Direct. You actually SHOW the lures etc. Thank YOU!!!!
I appreciate that!
Have to agree. This is a very underrated channel.
Same!
This video was fantastic. I consider myself a more experienced trout fisherman, flyfishing and spinfishing, and I still recieve very useful tips in these tutorials. You never know so much that you can't learn a little more. Jordan explains very well and goes into great detail.
A beginning fisherman can learn tons from Jordan.
Great video.
Jordan is such a great person for these tutorials.
I agree
Powerfully informative!
He surely is. Found him yesterday. Very bright and teaches his way very well. Nice guy.
Great instructor!
Word. I'd drink a beer and cast a spinner with him any day.
Just wanted to say i grew up bait fishing with my grandpa, but thanks to your channel i only recently just started lure fishing and i love it so much more! You got me addicted. Caught a 16 inch brown trout with a white rooster tail, and 6 other rainbows in one day! Thanks man
Probably the most informative and easy to understand fishing video I’ve watched so far
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Yeah, I have to agree. Just beginning fishing and am watching a lot of vids. AF is super clear, helpful and lacks that "high excitement" that just annoys and clouds the message. Keep it up!
I"ve not used spinners much for trout fishing, however, you're video was SO INFORMATIONAL that we went out today and had great success. We used rooster tails and they hit great! Thank you the simple instructions on how to get set up.
I've been spinner fishing for years, one thing I do to help from snagging is I use my needle nose pliers and bend in the hooks just a small amount so they point in. Yes the fish still get hooked.
Jason Clark iv done the same and it works
Jason this was incredibly helpful I kept gettin hung up on the bottom with my treble hook but I bent in the tips and that really helps
Jason Clark thanks for the tip!
How far underneath the barb should i start to bend?
Just enough for the tips to point in towards the center.
That my Friend was the best explanation of set up and use of spinners! I'm getting ready for opening day of trout here in northeast Pennsylvania and needed some tips! Ty
Thanks for the great advice, now I feel like I never new how to fish a spinner!!!❤
Fisherman/hatchery worker here... nothing beats wheat bread for freshly stocked Trout. The hold overs and natural Trout hit spinners more. We raise our fish in cement canals 300ft x 10ft long being fed brown pellets from small to large. Our trophy fish are fed minnows too after 5-6 pounds. All fish will eat natural landing insects, we only have bird nets around so that free flying bugs can enter to drink some delicious water lol
How do you fish with white bread? bread + hook +bobber?
Just got myself and my kids our first set of fishing poles. I’m 34, and I feel there’s so much to learn. I’m pretty clueless with fishing, but we’re extremely stoked on going soon hopefully.
Good luck to you Steven. It’s a great time to get started. I’d recommend RUclips searching what are popular target species in your state/country and see what techniques are used
Awesome!Don’t get too bogged down in all the tackle.You can make a very simple tackle box for all species with a few Kastmasters,some spinnerbaits,a couple Rapalas and some Zoom rubber worms.
Thank you for helping with the growth of fishing! Be sure to keep the little ones at it, they are the next generation to keep the tradition going 👍
This is THE BEST fishing tutorial on yt. u give all the info needed. I'm going fishing for first time on Monday, and this vid has prepared me. Thanks!
I love how detailed you are when explaining everything.
I love celtas spinning lures for trout...especially size 4 silver ...
Thank you, I am new at Trout fishing, and any help is greatly appreciated. Looking forward to trying your techniques
You are by far the best teacher I have ever seen on RUclips, or even in-person for that matter. You've helped me so much. You're the dad I never had. I'm not making tbe same mistake, and I am teaching my little girl how to fish and these videos have helped me so much! Now I just have to get her to stop being so scared when she gets a fish on. She thinks they are gonna pull her in the lake off the dock. 🤣 anyways, thanks again man! Love watching your videos. Keep em coming..i don't feel like such a dummy out there after watching these tutorials
Thank you!
In just 3 videos I've had all the answers I've been looking to get for months. Thanks a lot man for these videos!
My 1 year old randomly clicked this video and just within 1 minute, I was hooked! You really know your stuff, and I say that this video is one of the best, if not, the best video on fishing spinners and trout.
The only video that actually shows the full set up that I found! Awesome video bro!
I seriously appreciate these videos. This is the best fishing channel!
I haven't really fished since I was a kid, and there was a grown up telling me how to do it. Now that I have kids of my own, it's my turn to be the grown up, and that's rather daunting. This was amazingly helpful, and I can't wait to take my sons back to the lake to give it a shot!
Panther Martin and Mepps are my go to. The bumblebee colored Panther Martin is the best... imo of course
I have never used a spinner Lures or a spoon lures but I watched your tutorial and went out and bought a bunch of spinners and spoons.thank you for your tutorial and all your information. Wish me luck or lots of patience ha ha Ha
Thank you for the Panther Martin recommendation. Started the day today with a rooster tail then switched to Panther Martin and caught three stocker lake trout on the latter.
This guys personality is so chill and friendly I had to subscribe. He's like my mate Andrew if he listend to Lynyrd Skynyrd. So cool!
You come off as a great, natural teacher and friend. Hope your tips give me some love in the morning! Thanks man.
first time fisherman here, thank you!
Thanks a million for that video. I'm a total novice and heading to Yosemite next week. I feel much more prepared to try my hand at fishing while we're there. I'm going to try and buy a setup like yours depending on the price tag. Thanks again, very informative!
Just picked up the hobby like 3 days ago. This video helped a lot. Thank you great video
GREAT! Have you caught any fish yet?
"that was a great cast, THE PERFECT CAST."
Good stuff. I knew most of this, but I still like hearing it from another fisherman. Subscriber for life.
Great teacher; explains things in detail with good visuals.
Jordan kills these tutorials. Excellent instruction, great content, entertaining. Well done
I remember using blue fox lures in highschool trout would hit them hard when trolling good memories, makes me want to go fishing ✌️👍
Jordan you’re the GOAT I just caught 3 today on your recommended black and gold panther martin
Excellent to get me started.haven't caught a fish in 60 years
Super efficient presentation! Thank you for the info with no wasted time and branding. Cheers guys
Used one of these for the first time today, got 3 crappie and a sauger, which is a new species for me, also one of the crappie was a SLAB . Nice tutorial ty
You should try a light bump once it hits the water. I got bites that way. Then small bumps as you reel. Not hard just light almost pulls. Or when your line goes slack. I just got a newer 8.6 celio n 7.6 in ultralight as well I kinda love them both so I bought them in med heavy spinning and casting. So far I am a huge fan as well as the ceymar rells are smooth for the price. Can't wait to see more trout videos
Gained yourself a new sub, great breakdown and natural teacher!
This video is gold man. Shared big time. I have both the chartreuse vibrax and the black/gold panther martin. Both have been very success in the lakes and rivers up here in BC. Absolutely spoon colour matters. My banger was a nortac chartreuse with two orange dots, with a gold spoon. Lost it unfortunately but will soon replace. Have it with a silver spoon and it gets almost no hits.
I'm new to trout fishing and this video was super helpful. Can't wait to get out there this weekend. Thank you
I just moved to SW Washington from Florida and was looking for a good source of information on fishing the waters here, I'm a long way from what I know and needed exactly what y'all are putting out there. Much appreciated.
Spinners are my top lure for trout, but I still learned several things in this video - thanks!
Spinners are fun, try flies even better because when you use dry flies you get to see the fish hit it usually violently it's a rush!
Great tutorial. What i do when im fishing an area is counting after spinner hits the water, start to count to 1 to fish shallow to 3 for deep water. Works for me.
Kinda like getting instruction from the brother I never had! Thanks for this!
Love listening you, as you are always teaching all the important aspects!
Heading out to Lake Irwin, CO for my first ever attempt at spinner fishing tomorrow! Thanks for the great instruction, will definitely try to put this into action, wish me luck!
I absolutely Love your videos. You take the time to show your lures and explain the different techniques for fishing with them. So glad i found you guys!
Thanks buddy, I appreciate your flow of the video and breaking it down from your perspective and how to put it into action by "SHOWING US".
Thanks as a dude just getting into it this is super helpful. Thanks Addicted team.
I like to use bubble floats with my spinners, can really get some good distance with tiny tiny baits. I normally use 14 mono, with a 6 foot 8 lb leader with my bubble and bait on it.
I want to say thank you for all the videos! Very informative - keep up the good work!!
Awesome video! Managed to catch my first brown trout today on the Sandy River. Ultralight is tons of fun!
there's nothing like catching a brownie
@@lone_wolf_lifestyle that was one of my last casts in that spot before I moved on. I was watching my lure as I brought it back in, a few feet off the bank I saw him pop out from behind a rock and hit it good. Hard hitters!
JORDAN! I love your tutorials, man, you are clearly super into what you do, and you show All Of The Steps.
I watch other videos and I keep coming back to you, cos they start in the water and don't explain all those steps. you aren't miserly with your knowledge, you clearly want everyone out there having a good, knowledgeable time.
liked and subscribed!
Great tutorial! Packed full of info and well spoken. You don't waiste time with your words!! Thank you.
Liked & subscribed!
Lots of great information and how to tips in each video. Really appretioat that as I am reviving lost skills from 4 decades ago. Thanks. This really does heolp.
Well thought out production. Simple, informative, to the point and genuine. Makes you want to go fishing.
Thank You for a great video .
Being new to Trout fishing , I learn so much from your youtube channel.
Addicted's biggest fan here from Juneau, AK!! Watching every video, you guys are kickass!! My dream is to be a part of your guys' crew, as an Alaska Native Born & Raised up here! Keep up the great work, addicts!!
Ty Roberts 🙌🙌
Lovely stuff. Can keep watching these all day long.
I always use Joe's Flies, can find them at any Walmart and are my favorite spinners. After that is Mepps and Kastmasters. Gold and silver are my favorite colors. It's always good to have a variety.
I agree joes flys are a classic I love using them on my channel
Can't find joe's flies here in the Twins Cities area.
Inline spinners are awesome, they always get bit!
My favorite are Dangle Lures. Their inline spinners are designed heavier so you don't need to add weight to cover water.
Best fisherman I’ve seen on RUclips 🔥🙌🏽
Very helpful. Your videos have helped me become a better, more confident trout fisher.
My go-to for pond, river and lake trout. Love Spinners. MEPs and Roosters all day.
I love the bass nova music in the background
I've been interested in taking up fishing as a hobby now that I have kids showing some interest. But the fishing community around me tends to be a little more closed off with sharing information. There was so much information in here for me! Already have 2-3 videos ready to watch to learn some more.
+1 subscriber!
Great video, my little guy loved it, and we’re going out today even in the rain and snow.
Super great presenter and educator! I have watched your various videos last few days (being new to fishing) and each has been outstanding, clear and helpful. Thank you so very much....p/s not sure if you have videos on: best hooks for types of fish (bass vs trout) in lakes vs rivers (including fast moving waters), sizes/weights of sinkers, distance from hook to sinker, using bobber vs no bobber, etc. Best wishes....
Another perfect video full of information! You need your own T.V show mate! Cheers!
Great videos for beginners wanting to start fishing! I moved to CO and cannot wait to use these easy to get started tips.
Wow. Thanks for the break down in the spinner and showing the panther Martin it’s greatly appreciated.
Christopher Cooper 🤘🎣
Love the videos!! Just subscribed, can't get enough!! No matter how good a fisherman you think you are, you can always learn something that helps improve your success!! My wife and I are going fishing in a couple weeks in the Ozarks of Missouri. I've got a hundred new techniques I want to try from watching your vids!! Thanks!!
Fantastic tutorial on spinners.
Really proud of Jordan for saying adaptation and not the go to adaption.. Although I have turned every time he says adaption into a drinking game. Lol all love brother
sal alejo 🤣
Jordan brought up the Michael Jackson, it's a perfect way to describe that spinner.
Just bought my first panther Martin spinner! Cant wait
Excellent instructional. Can't wait to get back out there.
OK, I'm an old guy & never too late to learn new tricks..
I enjoy your videos & have, in fact, com away with more knowledge.
Question is, do you have any tricks for not getting stuck with spinners, in grass or branches? Would appreciate any advice
We will work on some videos for that!
thanks for the video addicted fishing I was recently involved in a accident I'm luck to be a live to be honest.. I cant really move the left side of my body still but I'm so blessed.. anyways I just wanted to say thanks because I cant film and edit my videos that much anymore but I have a great time watching your videos and taking some tips for my fishing
We hope you have a speedy recovery!! 🙏
@@AddictedFishing thanks I'm out for this trout season.. but ill be back next season for sure
Nice vid. Thx. Trying to get away from the Folgers can and PB and move to lures. This was helpful.
Great content bro. I enjoy watching your videos. Keep ‘em coming 👍🏽
Great stuff! Thank you. I was looking for these great tips to go out fishing with my daughter
You do an excellent job explaining fishing techniques! Keep up the good work💪💪
That really is a Bob Ross scene out there. Beautiful.
Im wondering wehre he is, looks like washington or oregon.
Another Awesome video. Its warming up here in Pennsylvania and I'm getting the itch to Trout fish. I'll be binge watching every video today of your fishing tips lol
Use a rooster tail in the Rocky’s you can catch anything but the best way is to use half a night crawler and put one salmon egg on the end of the hook the best way to catch trout and steelhead
Alright
I always have done that but I thought it might’ve messed up the bite to hook ratio because treble hooks are quite small
perfect video, straight to the point and informative. just what I was looking for.
Thank you so much for making these great tutorials! They are extremely helpful! What size splitshot would you recommend for lakes or reservoirs/ rivers and creeks for spinners?
do you put worm or corn or power bait on say a meps to help as well?
You can it really depends on the day
I agree with almost everything that Jordan says. However I prefer 4lb test fluorocarbon line with my light and ultra light rods. In addition to the lures he suggests I recommend the vibric rooster tail; I can cast it a bit further than a panther Martin. I have a tackle box full of these spinners and 1/8 oz kastmasters
Very informative and helpful. I was pleased to see that my last trip to the sporting goods store I picked up some of these lures can't wait to get out and try them.
Very informative 💯
I’ve learned that adding a salmon egg hook off of the hook and a piece of plastic from a water bottle to hold it on as a trailer hook works well. I started getting more hook ups because many trout just hit at the rooster tails feathers and don’t swallow the hook good enough.
Justin good idea!
That's right! thanks for reminding me about those short hitting rascals!
I'm a complete novice trout fisherman, do you always want to skim the bottom with a spinner for trout or are there circumstances where you would want to retrieve closer to the surface?
All depends on the body of water you are fishing. I never fish deep when casting.
The black and gold panther Martins Are my favorite. I keep a stash of them in my nightstand. It has cought me 27 browns with an average length of 20 inch. In about 5 hours.
Best tutorial I've seen yet covered everything from riding real terminal tackle lure selection very professional thank you