Thanks Anthony, Benjie. I like this trout fishing tutorial series 👍 I believe this is all you need for trout fishing for local lakes. Oh plus little bit of luck lol Thanks for sharing great video. 👍👍
Great video Benjie. The short cuts really help. Savon Tackle does have a lot of gear. I travel from Valencia because i know ill find what I want. Thanks again
I'm right there with you benjie... I used to trout fish as a kid with my dad and other family members, and I'm getting back into it this season after only fishing for bass the last decade.. Thanks for another great video! Should actually help in my quest to land a landlocked salmon as most people around here fish for them the same way they would lake trout..
Thank you for the comment and the stoke JT! Bass fishing was my first love as well...I'm not very good at it but I still love doing it from time to time. Been actually bass fishing a lot the past month and its been a lot of fun man. Good luck on the salmon bro, I KNOW you'll get it with some time on the water!!
Awesome man, The Crucified was definitely trend setters for that early scene. I didn't listen to them a whole lot as they were slightly before my time, but I did appreciate Mark Salomon in Stavesacre.
Another good video Benjie. Getting me amped up to take my son up to the sierra this summer. Never tried the mini jig technique before. I’ll add some to my trout kit. Up in the Sierras don’t forget the fly and bubble. I don’t know how that would work locally though.
Thank you Steve! I agree, the bubble and fly is deadly. At the local ponds, when they aren't biting anything else (including power bait and mouse tails), the bubble and fly absolutely slays. I grew up going to Bishop as a kid and I'm hoping to go back this year!
@@BenjieKimFishing I proposed to my wife at one of the lakes up there. Had a handmade trout lure that had “will you marry me” imprinted on it. I removed the hook and had her cast it for a while. I joked about how she wasn’t catching anything and asked her to bring the lure in and read it. Jimmy did a video at the same lake. Been going there since I was a little kid with my grandpa and we brought our son up for the first time last year. Holds a special place in my heart for many reasons.
Hey this was a great informative video for socal fishing. I have a question...you guys mentioned in the video about sometimes having trouble getting lighter baits/jigs to cast far. Can you suggest a type of rod/reel that would help cast further, or is it all about line thickness? Whenever I try to cast something less than 1/4oz, it barely goes anywhere!
For casting light applications, try a small reel (1k), ultralight rod, and 2 pound test. So yes, line thickness is a big part of the equation. Doesn't have to be expensive gear to cast far, just gotta match up your gear to your application. Hope that helps.
Do roostertail spinners not work in Cali? In Oregon it seems almost universal people are catching trout on rooster spinners if they aren't using powerbait.
Oh absolutely they work here along with panther martins, kastmasters, super dupers, and other oldie but goodies. But I will say that mini jigging and the drop shot are the rage here in SoCal. Not necessarily better per se, but definitely really popular lately. With mini jigging, my experience is that it can be a bit of a grind to get bit but its REALLY fun when it works out!
Lol, evoking the image of a dying pet store fish. Very instructive, though. He sure knows Cali trout fishing, and fishing in general. I put inflated nightcrawlers high on the list for trout-catching ability, but maybe the inflating process isn't for total beginners.
Anthony is a great teacher which is why I'm grateful that he's willing to do these videos with me. And I agree, inflated crawlers will truly get em! These are just the 3 that Anthony and I agreed on talking about, its just our opinion, but other methods are certainly viable and/or even better...especially if you consider what their eating that day. Just a heads up, I have 1 more trout video and then its back to the surf! I already have footage for one!
The address for Sav-On Tackle is 9917 Orr and Day Rd, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 Not my shop but Anthony runs it and its a great shop with great service! If you do go, tell Anthony that I sent you!
Sav-On Tackle: you guys seem really knowledgeable and appear to have a lot of cool fishing stock, but your on-line presence is lacking. Try to find someone who can develop an on-line store for you. I would definitely order from you, but I'm not driving out to Sante Fe Springs sorry.
nice video brothers!!!
Bruh, Mxpx sweater ! Blastin my childhood nostalgia !
hahaha yes!!!! I've been a big mxpx fan since '96, I think I've been to over 50 of their shows lol!
Wow thank you for the Great information , this will make my first time in a long while I haven't fished go alot easier. I appreciate it.
Mike.
Thanks Anthony, Benjie.
I like this trout fishing tutorial series 👍
I believe this is all you need for trout fishing for local lakes. Oh plus little bit of luck lol
Thanks for sharing great video. 👍👍
Thanks Tony! I really enjoy catching ANYTHING, but it is now time to catch some flat ones!!
Great video Benjie. The short cuts really help. Savon Tackle does have a lot of gear. I travel from Valencia because i know ill find what I want. Thanks again
Oh wow, that's a long drive but worth it! Thank you for the encouragement, truly appreciate it!
I'm right there with you benjie...
I used to trout fish as a kid with my dad and other family members, and I'm getting back into it this season after only fishing for bass the last decade..
Thanks for another great video!
Should actually help in my quest to land a landlocked salmon as most people around here fish for them the same way they would lake trout..
Thank you for the comment and the stoke JT! Bass fishing was my first love as well...I'm not very good at it but I still love doing it from time to time. Been actually bass fishing a lot the past month and its been a lot of fun man.
Good luck on the salmon bro, I KNOW you'll get it with some time on the water!!
That bull shot weight is a killer tip
Its awesome to have a guy like Anthony willing to take the time to share his expertise, he's the man!
My brother loved MXPX. The only Tooth and Nail band I got into was The Crucified.
Awesome man, The Crucified was definitely trend setters for that early scene. I didn't listen to them a whole lot as they were slightly before my time, but I did appreciate Mark Salomon in Stavesacre.
Very useful and informative.
Cool thanks for the advice
Appreciate you watching and all your comments, thank you bro!
Good video Benjie. Going to try the mini jigs at Big Bear this summer.
Appreciate it, thank you! Getting one to bite on mini jigs is so addicting and fun! I love Big Bear, such a beautiful lake!
Another good video Benjie. Getting me amped up to take my son up to the sierra this summer. Never tried the mini jig technique before. I’ll add some to my trout kit.
Up in the Sierras don’t forget the fly and bubble. I don’t know how that would work locally though.
Thank you Steve! I agree, the bubble and fly is deadly. At the local ponds, when they aren't biting anything else (including power bait and mouse tails), the bubble and fly absolutely slays.
I grew up going to Bishop as a kid and I'm hoping to go back this year!
@@BenjieKimFishing I proposed to my wife at one of the lakes up there. Had a handmade trout lure that had “will you marry me” imprinted on it. I removed the hook and had her cast it for a while. I joked about how she wasn’t catching anything and asked her to bring the lure in and read it. Jimmy did a video at the same lake. Been going there since I was a little kid with my grandpa and we brought our son up for the first time last year. Holds a special place in my heart for many reasons.
Hey this was a great informative video for socal fishing. I have a question...you guys mentioned in the video about sometimes having trouble getting lighter baits/jigs to cast far. Can you suggest a type of rod/reel that would help cast further, or is it all about line thickness? Whenever I try to cast something less than 1/4oz, it barely goes anywhere!
For casting light applications, try a small reel (1k), ultralight rod, and 2 pound test. So yes, line thickness is a big part of the equation. Doesn't have to be expensive gear to cast far, just gotta match up your gear to your application. Hope that helps.
Do roostertail spinners not work in Cali? In Oregon it seems almost universal people are catching trout on rooster spinners if they aren't using powerbait.
Oh absolutely they work here along with panther martins, kastmasters, super dupers, and other oldie but goodies.
But I will say that mini jigging and the drop shot are the rage here in SoCal. Not necessarily better per se, but definitely really popular lately. With mini jigging, my experience is that it can be a bit of a grind to get bit but its REALLY fun when it works out!
4# any mono
#10 any Hook
2 small splitshot 3' from the Hook.
Apply literally anything fingernail size that floats.
Cast. Slow retrieve. Catch.
CHECK THE PLANTING REPORT!
agreed!
Are you using a ultra lite combo with your Carolina rig?
Hi Tyler, yes I go super light with my trout stuff. For the c-rig I'm usually on 4 pound test with accompanying rod/reel to match.
Lol, evoking the image of a dying pet store fish. Very instructive, though. He sure knows Cali trout fishing, and fishing in general. I put inflated nightcrawlers high on the list for trout-catching ability, but maybe the inflating process isn't for total beginners.
Anthony is a great teacher which is why I'm grateful that he's willing to do these videos with me. And I agree, inflated crawlers will truly get em! These are just the 3 that Anthony and I agreed on talking about, its just our opinion, but other methods are certainly viable and/or even better...especially if you consider what their eating that day.
Just a heads up, I have 1 more trout video and then its back to the surf! I already have footage for one!
im so early
Where is your shop at? I would like to come and visit you if I can get the address I would appreciate it
The address for Sav-On Tackle is 9917 Orr and Day Rd, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Not my shop but Anthony runs it and its a great shop with great service! If you do go, tell Anthony that I sent you!
Sav-On Tackle: you guys seem really knowledgeable and appear to have a lot of cool fishing stock, but your on-line presence is lacking. Try to find someone who can develop an on-line store for you. I would definitely order from you, but I'm not driving out to Sante Fe Springs sorry.
Everyone should stay away from ultra light heavyweight stuff. Garbage quality and garbage support.