Who has back bounced before?! 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️

@euphorikfay

4 жыл бұрын

i have was fun

@jeffh699

4 жыл бұрын

Addicted Fishing it’s my favorite way to catch salmon! Just don’t get to do it much since I don’t have a boat for the tribs

@wood2hoz4

4 жыл бұрын

Clackamas River, back bouncing “the wall” above Carver. Can be amazing!

@massimoiacobucci752

4 жыл бұрын

never! will definitely try after watching this

As someone who is currently shopping for their first “real” boat, the boat tutorials are awesome. It cuts the learning curve immensely.

Back bouncing for steelhead is one of my favorite techniques. This was a great and informative video.

Love the info boys... can't wait to see you on the river one of these days

Well done. Very informative. Jordan. You are the MASTER-BAITER!! Lol. Love ya bud

Thanks for the great information!

Very good. I have never used this technique before. I will have to try it.

Just tuned into the channel. Just getting into steelhead fishing all the info is great. Anything on bank fishing is helpful as I don’t have a boat yet.

Addicted fishing tutorials got me on the fish, thanks guys.

Works great off the bank as a stationary set-up and if you put a small torpedo float on the leader ahead of the hook, it for sure keeps your bait off the bottom. Killer on flatheads! I've been able to pull some good sized flathead out of log jams that for ahead of choke points and bridge abutments by back bouncing my bait right up to the hairy edge of the jam and sitting bait right in their faces, set my rod in a sand spike and just wait for them to come out and play (Offspring) giggiddy 😂. So you can get real creative with that rig if you are stuck on the bank and use the current and structure locations to your advantage. One more little tip, tie your weight off to the dropper using a clinch knot like you usually do but only do one wrap and trim the tag end really close. Weight snags up at all and it's nothing to pop that knot loose without breaking off even the dropper line. Happy fishing Addicts!

@CJ-ld1kj

2 жыл бұрын

This sounds really interesting but may you explain how the small bobber would keep the bait off the bottom using this rig? i imagine it would just float upside down and go all the way up to the hook since it would be lifting the entire leader line up while the weight keeps it anchored down, and that’s if the weight doesn’t just float up along with the entire rig, right..? please correct me if I’m wrong

@OneRoundDown

2 жыл бұрын

@@CJ-ld1kj I see what you mean, it would do that in stationary water. I'm usually bank fishing good sized rivers with depth and current, using at least a couple ounces of lead depending on the current and bait size. Lead keeps it pegged down to the bottom and the current pulls the leader out away from the main line. That's how I'm able to put my bait, usually a live bluegill, right up in front of the snags. Naturally you will lose a bit of tackle finding those snags, but once you have the structure figured out you can cast ahead of them and feed line out slowly to get the bait right into the front door. I hope that explains it a bit better, but it definitely helps keep the turtles off your bait which is a big problem in my area. Also as a side note, I want to go fishing so bad right now but I'm laid up from a surgical procedure, hoping I'm healed enough to get some winter steelhead soon.

Excellent video! Would love to see you make a tutorial on how to effectively target tidewater fisheries.

This is absolute gold for me!

This video was completely dope

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“A lot of back bone with a sensitive tip” that’s what she said

Awesome channel!! Love the videos. Good job guys! Have you ever fished the great lakes tributaries? I live in NY state, and it would be cool to see you guys fishing out here

Favorite way to rip lips, best day of fishing was with mark Yano and tim Evans back bouncing eggs for spring chinook limits for 6 by 8am

Awesome video very imperative

Awesome video

I see. I click. I like. I learn. I fish. Repeat

@captainawesome4983

4 жыл бұрын

Danny McColligan Brahahaha I couldn’t say it any better 🤣😂

I like bouncing from the bank, I use a shorter leader and a shorter drop. Where I live on Vancouver Island there is a bait ban so I bounce any kind of hardware including rubber worms, corkies, Spin n Glos, beads even spinners and plugs. It's definitely my favourite way to fish.

Damn this guy did not stop talking, FRIKIN AWESOME BRO. THANK YOU SO MUCH

You should do a video on your favorite types of Steelhead jigs and make sure Popov is it it’s kinda his thing

@AnthonyRubeoOutdoors

4 жыл бұрын

Or different kinds of steelhead jigs and some of your fav colors. Jigs are really popular so it should get plenty of view.

I no longer fish steelhead. They need to recover. Target Chinook and coho from a boat. Very nice tutorial on back bouncing. Jordan is the best

I’ve learned a lot from you guys. Now I have a personal pontoon 9’. How would I effectively back-bounce while keeping position? Specifically how row two oars and work the bait down as shown?

Ive Back bounce with jet diver very successful

I would like to see your take on bait divers.

I use 80lb braid for the entire rig and a small rubber band to hold the bait on the hook. It works for me and I get my gear out of snags most of the time. I catch fish even without the fluorocarbon leader. When back bouncing they see the bait first (imo anyway). Great setup, I love the tutorials.

@CJ-ld1kj

2 жыл бұрын

Do bottom bouncing rigs tend to have the bait lead first ? How about bobber doggin setups ?

How about pulling plugs for upcoming steelhead season

I usually pull the line back through the eye Of the hook and put On a small bead so You have something To grab when your Hooked is all gubbed Up with your bait

I want to see more on how to safely navigate jet boats on rivers.

I have done it a little

with Winter upon us and the rain up North in your area. have you talked about Plunking yet ???

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Italian Troutaholic We do have some plunking videos, but we will have more coming too!

I fish Puget dound which has a lot of current. Is back pouncing a feezable technique worth trying in 80-100' of water with bait?

@privateuser2463

4 жыл бұрын

nope, dog fish and flounder will drive you crazy. You should check out a mooching video since that is similar but will get you away from the bait stealers.

Do you ever use 3 ways? I use them all the time I’m just wondering why you run a sliding weight? Wouldn’t the weight go straight to your hook?

Please reply to me :D. May i ask what rod were u using?

What's your thought on using an electric minnkota instead of a kicker?

@AddictedFishing

Жыл бұрын

With enough torque, absolutely!

Hahaha nice nrs belt

What is better to have a drift boat or a raft?

@360fishingadventures8

4 жыл бұрын

I would say a drift boat. Either would work though.

@toddsulkosky4100

4 жыл бұрын

@@360fishingadventures8 Thanks for the responding. I have been debating for a while. I been in and fished out of a drift boat a bunch. I think i need to book and raft trip with Jordan or Cam and see the differences

@jeffdre

4 жыл бұрын

Todd Sulkosky I have a aluminum drift boat but will end up getting a raft because they are way more forgiving but I wouldn’t get rid of my drift boat.

@shayneunger7150

4 жыл бұрын

Both

@shaunlehman664

4 жыл бұрын

Drift boat until the water is to low for it then the raft does its thing

Let's see bouncing style from shore

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I tie my hooks the same way

Like your posts, fish more. Too much pole talk , line talk . You give good info. Just need more hookups

3:48 Clinch knot*

Why dont you just use 3 way swivels?

Can you do this from the bank??

@jakebingham9784

4 жыл бұрын

Basically the same thing, except from the bank it's called drift fishing.

@reelingintheoutdoors1612

4 жыл бұрын

@@jakebingham9784 I mean like putting waders on and walk down current and doing this.

@shaunlehman664

4 жыл бұрын

If you are brave enough to walk down the middle of the river in 5 plus feet of water and current ripping lol

@nobodyimportant69

2 жыл бұрын

Do it all the time from the shoreline, exactly the same principle except you walk along the shore as you back bounce. We call it bottom bouncing here, but it's the same. I've even done it with spinners in a bit heavier current, covers a lot of water, especially when doing it the way Jordan teaches the spinner and jigging tutorials. Close, then middle, then far. But I'll go over each distance multiple times, then move 10 yards, repeat. Very effective.

nope! I suck at fishing unlike u