What do you guys think of the new intro?! 🤔

@philhildebrand9266

4 жыл бұрын

Better each time i see it.

@SSSVETTE

4 жыл бұрын

Addicted fishing is on point. Keep on doing what you guys do. The subscribers will come.

@captainawesome4983

4 жыл бұрын

It’s what I am looking for.. I dig it!

@mackwysocki9579

4 жыл бұрын

Love it

@2009jbreese

4 жыл бұрын

Like the footage but miss the old/slower music.

Fantastic job!! Kevin should be a regular. slow, precise, speaks clearly, doesn't miss a beat.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

tlpoutdoorsman Noted! We will have more of Kevin.

@fattythulu

2 ай бұрын

@@AddictedFishing i too agree on kevin

I love that Kevin is no hype, right on with info, no BS. Not every host is like him and I appreciate it.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

wojomojo That’s great feedback! More Kevin!!

@jamescofer373

4 жыл бұрын

Jordan is exactly the same. No bullshit. I have no idea what you're talking about if concerning Addicted.

@archmasterone

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamescofer373 Jordan is great except for the occasional "F" word. It make it hard to use his videos as a teaching aid for my grand-kids. They don't need to think it's how fisherman are suppose to talk. I try hard to never swear in front of those little shits.

From Oregon to Alaska just 6 months ago. This is a go to method up here too. I just so happened to buy 2 blocks from a creek and today learned they stock it with Coho. I found my slice of heaven with pure luck.

We add a hevi bead above our eggs to make sure they dont float up off the bottom. Should make a video on spoons for coho and steelhead!

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Deon Cross Spoon video coming up!! 🤘🎣

man kevin knocked it outta the park, great video . more of the these would be awsome. very informative for us noobs

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

goon one More coming up!

Every video that I have watched has taught me something new!! Man I appreciate it!!to be honest I have friends who are advanced fishermen and I never wanna look stupid in front of them. Addicted has elevated my game!! Thanks for that!

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Captain Awesome 😎 Thanks for watching and commenting! We’re stoked you’re learning. Keep smashing them out on the water.

This guy rules. Good teacher.

Nice job in presentation and knowledge transfer. Kevin’s easy delivery had me thinking I could hang out and fish all day...great way to showcase his guide service.

So, guys...I do not think this could have been presented any better, at all. As far as the clarity, demonstrating; actually, every bit of it was absolutely excellent. The camera close ups, the pace of Kevin's descriptions, were perfect. Thank you very much. I want to try my hand at fall chinook on the banks of the Umpqua in southern Oregon. I know you guys love what you do, and I want to thank you for making such great videos! Really really great stuff here.

Super, killer, waazoo explanation. The best video I've seen on this subject. I also like the fact there was not a bunch of silliness to distract in the making of this video. Perfectly done. Thanks

Add a small bead below the float to protect it from the inline weight

Thank you for this Kevin. My husband and I are heading out this weekend to the 6th street bridge in GR to see if we can catch our first fall salmon. I am going after work to attempt to get all the stuff to set up our poles and hit the river first thing. Thanks for the straight forward, clear and detailed video. Only thing I would change is to add a shopping list at the end of the video so it is easier to make a list for us newbs.

Addicted fishing is so awesome like I can’t even explain how much I’ve learned from watching this channel!

He's the guy you need for specific instruction and the camera work is great I missed nothing, learned a bunch! thank you from the great lakes region western NY. Now come fish devils hole Niagara Falls!!! Huge water and 15-20 foot leaders!!

This was one of the best introductions to float fishing I’ve seen. Thanks!

great content as always!!! Kevin's explanations are always amazing

Great info thank you I’m trying to set my pull up for drifting and you showed everything. Thank you.

Exactly the video I needed, thanks buddy great stuff!

River fishing is a whole new experience and technique, best video I have ever seen! Well done!

My man, you nailed this video!! great job. the first knot you made with braid is a uni knot as everyone knows, but it is worth mentioning.

That sound of nature in the background is amazing

Kevin is like the Bob Ross of fishing. Love it!

Just what I was looking for! Informative and to the point. 👍🏻

Like the new intro thank you Kevin Gray for the information

Good job, answered everything I wondered about.

Clear and concise! Thanks for that. Lots of general info on bobbers I can use as a newbie.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Lynn Chandler We have more coming! Turn on that 🔔

Excellent tutorial! Well explained and right to the point.

This video is so helpful for new fishers. Thank you very much I definitely will try it next time 👍🏼

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Даниил Смыченко Good luck!

I have learned a lot and used this technique and hooked on some huge fish, thanks so much, keep it up guysss

Thank u so much for doing this for people like my self..👌

yeahhh, we need more kevin

Great job explaining the setup

Great informative video, I greatly appreciate you taking the time to give tips.

That's my favorite technique out there, then twitching. Bobber draining down is so addicting. Been slaying the ho's and kings on a few OP tribs. Great video, was hoping to see a bobber down.😜

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

It’s hard to beat a bobber draining!

Great informative video 👍🏽. Keep up the good work

Always great content!! Thanks

Awesome tutorial, great job. Very well explained. Thank you

Nice explanation of the system!!

Man I’m learning a bunch off this channel ! Much love from Kelso, WA

you guys are absolutely top notch!!!! love the videos! heading to the Kalama on Sunday; hopefully they are running.

I like the new intro. Keep passing on the the great info, Thx

I had the honor of fishing with kevin on Saturday and had a great time. Learned so much and just a great guy. Sunday i was fortunate enough to be able to get out with jordan as well. Another great guy and wealth of knowledge. I couldnt stop learning out there! If you havent id greatly reccomend getting out there with these guys! Awesome guys!

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Taylor Ishikuro Thats killer!! You catch some fish?

@taylori808

4 жыл бұрын

@@AddictedFishing yes. With kevin we caught one keeper. And with jordan we caught a couple no keepers tho. But just being out fishing catch or not is what its about.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Taylor Ishikuro Awesome!

@taylori808

4 жыл бұрын

@@AddictedFishing yup! Ill see you guys tomorrow at sportco!

Awesome video, I fish my local rivers and ocean and teach new anglers as I’m fishing. It’s ain’t fun unless the fishing homies get some!

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

NFiltr8Red Keep educating! It’s rewarding getting your buddies on fish!

great job on teaching I love the video

13:00 This is the key to float fishing for coho right here folks, a balanced float at the right depth. You need to have your bait slightly ABOVE the fish. The bright fish will rise to bite, your float will plunge, you'll get a good hook set. Also, you won't snag up on the bottom. Excellent video for the newbs and something for the beaks to learn from.

Thanks for the tip

Another awesome, insanely informative video!

Great video! Very informative

Real great job from Kevin.

Awesome job on the set up!!

Great vidier buddy keep em up🤙

The new intro Is soooo awesome!!!👍

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Zach H Glad you guys like it!!

Dude, solid info! Thanks!

This was a perfect instructional video!

Awesome video! An old dog can learn new tricks! Keep em coming.

Kevin is a great teacher. Very calm and informative. No hype, just straight forward. Thanks Kevin! Hope to see more vids from you. Your great too Jordan! 😂👍🎣

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Aaron C More videos from Kevin! We’re on it.

Great vid!!!

GREAT INFO THANK YOU

I've struggled with floating eggs so this was very helpful. I tend to avoid this technique yet see others people catch lots of fish this way. Any more videos showing this method would be appreciated.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Martin Danzer We have more coming

@martindanzer5102

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great job, Kev!

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Kevin Bushnell 🤘🎣

Not a bad video for those learning. 👍🏽

best tutorial hands down

Great presentation. thanks

Love the new intro

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

wow kid Awesome! Thanks for watching.

Makes sense. Thanks

I use this method for drifting minnows in current for walleye. works like a charm!

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Joshua Corbett Nice!! That sounds fun.

@medsfromtrees2612

4 жыл бұрын

@@AddictedFishing it is when you get a huge 45+" pike and you only want to fish for walleye haha, love the vids thanks yall.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Joshua Corbett haha killer! Thanks for watching.

We were in to the 'hos last weekend on a north fork of an Oregon coastal river. Could only seem to pull natives in though. Still, we had a ton of fun that day! Beat a lot of brush and tromped a lot of mud. Came home tired, soaked to the bone and muddy all over. It just doesn't get much better..

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Travis Ward Oh ya! Sounds like an adventure!!

Great tutorial😊

Love the new Intro! Every video just keeps getting better, is there a certain time of the year you guys like to start using bobber and eggs? Or is it more of a conditions thing? Just cured my first batch of salmon eggs last week, super excited to use them! was able to do that with one your guys videos to!

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Clay Andersen If you have coho and Chinook in your rivers, eggs will work all the time!

You should also mention using split shots on your leader to help get your bait in the "zone"....you can use a little longer leader and the split shots help you know if you're at the proper depth since they are less likely to snag on bottom.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Knight ISA Great tip! Thanks for the comment.

This was clutch

Great video thanks for the info.

Great video!

One of the best KZread ever, just if you could a link for all material you use

Boo ya, that's my set up right there! No weight tho, I like to watch my bobber "stand up" then tank. Heart pounding stuff right there

Great video thank you

Great info.

Kevin is awesome

Your set up is interesting. I steelhead fish n my set up is a 13 foot, ultralight, soft action rod; 2500 series reel with 6 lb fluorocarbon; same type of float but about half the size; splitshot string down from the float spaced about 8 inches apart (weight size dependent on flow rate); and like a size 10 or 12 wide circle hook. Then for bait depending on the run; if high salmon numbers - pink spawn bags; if heavy steelhead run - small egg, beige / natural spawn bag about 18" - 24" below the splitshot string. For depth, approximately a foot or so above the fishes heads. They like to swim up to the food.

Great vid! Cant wait to hammer them in the Fall

i like to try your set up bro. thank you

I really like this guy

Thanks

Sweet new intro!

Bobber steelhead fishing with a jig is similar in setup I assume? Great video!

It's amazing informative video thank you, and I want to buy tackle that you use

Epic intro👍🏼

Rigging up my gear now for salmon harbor fishing. Haven't fished in a few years, but now I live right by Lake Michigan and I want to get my lazy ass fishing lmao. Gonna try bobber fishing this time.

Good video.

What’s the difference between using a baitcaster/ spinner for float fishing? Maybe a video idea on what is best for different methods?

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

A Z Great question! We will cover that in a future video.

Excellent video. Would like to see you do a set-up for a fly rod.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Robert S What fly fishing setup would you like to see?

Yo I'm in...thanks for the DIY for float fishing.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Kennymp3z You going out to whack some salmon?!

@SSSVETTE

4 жыл бұрын

@@AddictedFishing Yeah buddy! Fish on.

Looking good

Coho fishing this season has been horrendous around the puget sound areas and local streams this season. I've only had 1 that I kept that weighed in at the 6lb range.. most caught have been small 2-4lbers.. I've let go the year-lings I've been lucky to land. Most every one I've talked to around the areas I fish, have shared the same experiences this season. And by the looks of the wdfw escapement reports, and the emergency rule update a couple weeks ago about 1 coho daily limits, it would appear I'm not alone in the struggle. Next up; chum fishing, hopefully I'll be able to recover my confidence in fishing for those brutes soon.

@AZ-gs6hj

4 жыл бұрын

No That's not Right Yeah I agree. Been fishing some sound rivers and have caught over 20 and they’ve all been quite tiny. Some decent ones but nothing shocking.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

No That's not Right Chum’s are so much fun!!

Nice video my friend 👍

Great info! I’m still wondering about the gloves. Is that so the fish don’t smell his hands or so he doesn’t smell fish on his hands? Is it “cinch” knot or “clinch” knot?

you guys should do a video on fly fishing with a spinning setup

Like first then watch

Awesome video, cool new intro also 🤙 elevator music sucks at beginning though lol. Also, should have explained the hook set. I feel like that’s where most people struggle at first.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

brian farmer hmmm, I loved the music but we noted your opinion! The hook set is good info. We will cover that in another video.

@brianfarmer6223

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds cheesy, but doesn’t effect video. I love watching, thx!!