This is what I looking for easy tips

WOW!!!!! this video is what ive been waiting for!!! thanks a million!!! now i can go purchase one and go practice.

@RapalaArmy

6 жыл бұрын

Check out Rapala.ca for some nice float fishing outfits! We highly recommend the R-Type if your looking for great quality & price.

I have an affinity for fishing rivers too, but have never used a centrepin. I totally get the idea with the spool letting off line almost in unison with the river, but with ever changing weather I just feel casting and general management would be that much harder. Great video though. The 2 minutes explained everything perfect 👍

@hotpoker4212

Жыл бұрын

Great advice,🇨🇮🇨🇮

@sungham2865

Жыл бұрын

I do agree with you, but if you are fishing salmon/steelhead in Pacific Northwest, the centerpin takes your game to the next level. I couldn’t stop catching using a center to float eggs while the rest of anglers got no bite using same bait but spinnings and bait caster. It indeed makes difference.

I just got into centre pin, my lord it's hard, I'm not giving up it's so much fun! Thanks for the tips!

@ItaloLabignan

5 жыл бұрын

Welcome, glad I could be of help...God bless you.

That second method to cast will put a lot of line twist on your mainline. You'll notice it when your line starts wrapping around itself and more annoyingly your rod tip. Wading waist deep and having your line wrap around your rod tip is a huge drag. Microswilves only help mitigate a little bit when your doing very long drifts. If you're doing a short drift (fishing a pool) that line twist will linger around for a while

@dylanmounsey7515

3 жыл бұрын

Run ur drift long and let it dangle. Then reel it back up

Hi Italo. Just a word of caution regarding the second method of casting where the line unwinds from the side of the reel. This method will result in line twist and a resulting bird's nest of line tangle in very short order. A similar principle applies when winding line onto a spinning reel. The line has to come off the spool the same way (direction) it is being wound onto the reel or line twist will result.

@ItaloLabignan

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the observation. I have been fishing a center pin for about 25 yrs and have not had that issue using all three stiles of casting. Perhaps any line twist has been absorbed by the small swivel I use to connect my leader to the main line....God bless you.

@davedickinson8371

6 жыл бұрын

Esko Venal a ineligible

@jasonnester9514

5 жыл бұрын

Casting with the line coming off the face of the real is the only way I’ve been able to cast a center pan I’ve been fishing with a pen for over 10 years and I can’t do it any other way

@pywifishingandoutdoors

4 жыл бұрын

I think it would only occur more often using mono as it holds more memory. And less likely to occur with light braid.

What if the reel has a turning food ?

Started fishing with CPs as a kid in early 90s. Unless you are casting a feeder, the distance with CP is laughable compared to any spinner reel. Cheap and dirty CPs are good for vertical jigging, icefishing, catfishing from a boat. Haven’t tried to cast really big pile lures, maybe there a CP can work just as good as baitcaster, but I seriously doubt it won’t eat off 1/3 of the distance to prevent backlash.

That last cast helped me gain tremendous distance in spots where I need to cast far and where I'd normally would need a spinning reel, not anymore! It's almost like casting a shooting head on a fly rod, any specific name for it? Thank you for the informative video.

Thank you!

Hello, may i ask your opinion about new Redband 45 centerpin reel?

Thks

@ItaloLabignan

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome!...God bless you.

This helped me a lot

@ItaloLabignan

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear...God bless you.

what coils do you use? what companies?

That's neat, but can you free cast it with a good bait

Do you think that centre pins work well for normal conventional fishing vs a spinning fishing reel?

@ItaloLabignan

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Joshua, I use my center pin for river drift-fishing but also for shore/boat carp fishing and with downriggers for Great Great Lakes & West Coast salmon & trout fishing and also for boat drifting/jigging in Florida's Gulf waters. As you probably know, center pin outfits are not designed for casting and retrieving lures (a spinning or baitcasting outfit works best for that), but for everything else, works great. I have landed saltwater fish up to 70 lb on mine...God bless you.

Hello from calif ....what's a good rod size and reel size for small stream fishing

@ItaloLabignan

5 жыл бұрын

I fish many small Great Lakes tributaries that have good runs of stocked steelhead in both the fall and spring. Many are less then 30' wide and deeper runs and pools average 4-8' deep. To drift-fish them my go-to rod is an 11' 2-piece and matching 4.5" diameter centerpin reel. I would encourage you to check-out the Luhr Jensen Legacy line of steelhead rods. The right one for smaller streams is on page 9, www.luhrjensen.ca/legacyfishingrods (LJ30FD11M2). If you go to page 10 of their catalog you will see the matching centerpin reel. This would be a very versatile outfit for you to use in smaller and also medium-size streams. I even to a set to British Columbia and had a blast hooking Coho & Pink Salmon...God bless you.

Thanks man can you do a more in depth video on each style please.

@ItaloLabignan

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome. Perhaps I'll have a chance to in the future...God bless you.

Ha I g the line come off the side of the reel does work but causes line to get pig tailed amd curly

@dylanmounsey7515

3 жыл бұрын

U can Wallis farther then a side cast

@jasonnester9514

3 жыл бұрын

@@dylanmounsey7515 I can’t

@ItaloLabignan

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Jason, to protect line from getting twisted (pig-tailed & curly), just add a swivel to your rig above the float if your drifting water less than the length of your rod. I have had no issues with line twist...God bless you.

@jasonnester9514

3 жыл бұрын

@@ItaloLabignan I’ve always done that hasn’t helped my main line is suffix

@ItaloLabignan

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasonnester9514 Interesting, I have not had any issues??...God bless you.

What net are you using in this video?

@ItaloLabignan

4 жыл бұрын

Not sure of the manufacturer. We were filming out of www.kitimatlodge.com in northern BC and the net belonged to them. You can contact Tracey Hittel at Kitimat Lodge, I am sure he would be happy to tell you the brand...God bless you.

How long of a rod do you recommend?

@RapalaArmy

5 жыл бұрын

You're going to want an 11' or bigger.

Ручки слишком близко к краю верхней щёчки шпули,будут бить по большому пальцу руки-при торможении вращения.

What reel is that

@RapalaArmy

5 жыл бұрын

That is the Rapala Shift centrepin which has recently been discontinued. You can find similar options on www.rapala.ca and we even have Black Friday week promos going on now. Tight lines out there.

@jasonnester9514

5 жыл бұрын

Rapala Canada Thank you for the response I’ll look into those rails they look really nice yeah the steelhead fishing this fall here in Ohio has been pretty bad for me I’ve only caught three so far been slow

Hardly a rapala kinda of tutorial.... was informative and I feel like I should do the same ..🤔I for one love the balsa woods but of late there seems to be a horrible change in the lips on the countdown series bills.... like so bad I don’t have enough vehicle rear view mirrors to handle the useless bi products of a cast against anything harder than water😔😵🧐. #forwhatitsworth2u

@RapalaArmy

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your info and sorry to hear you had a bad experience. We stand behind our products and their performance. Please follow up with our warranty department and they will replace the lures for you. Thank you again for the feedback and tight lines out there! Warranty - 905-571-3001

@chrisbajema8002

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks but not one of those types, just want you guys to know that something has changed in the indurance department so it can be identified. Tganks

Are you running Strat mono

@ItaloLabignan

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Margaret, yes. When I fish BC coastal rivers I run 20 lb.test Sufix832 monofilament and I load the spool with it. The 20lb. test helps control bigger steelhead and salmon (upwards of 20 lb., or more), in situations where I can't chase the fish quickly due to challenging slippery bolder and current...God bless you.

why couldnt you just cast it like a spinning reel

Kalum River BC

@ItaloLabignan

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely...God bless you.

Not the best example of casting.....the BC swing cast and cross body or over Wallace is the only way to go

@ItaloLabignan

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your opinion. Each center-pin angler refines his preferred casting technique over time. The video shows beginners 3-different styles for casting short, medium and long casts in slow-motion and an easy to understand video...God bless you.

@sungham2865

11 ай бұрын

It don’t really matter dude. Why you hating..? Either way I’m sure the float would get to the spot i want. I side cast only and caught way more fish than guys doing Wallace cast only..

I will probably never be worthy of such a thing, it will be just a wish

@sungham2865

Жыл бұрын

Step it up! I just got my first centerpin setup for this salmon season, but it really needs practice..

Why use a center pin, other then some u romanticized beliefs? I really want to know.

@ItaloLabignan

6 жыл бұрын

Actually, in my case nothing to do with "romanticized belief". Most center pin reels are 4 or 5" in diameter. This means line will have less of a chance to "coil" in colder weather and will shoot through the guides of a long 11 1/2 -13' steelhead rod more efficiently. The main benefit to fishing a center pin is it's ability to release line off the reel at current-speed when drifting and trying to present a bait to fish holding down-current. Most center pins are equipped with a "rim-spool" which enables anglers to have precise "drag-control" when fighting fish by using one or more fingers, or the palm of their hand (palming). Even though most center pins are 1:1 gear ratio, the 4-5" spool diameter makes for quick line pick-up to re-cast and produces high-torque when applying pressure by reeling on a fighting fish....God bless you.

@adventureswithfrodo2721

6 жыл бұрын

ItaloLabignan thank no one has ever replied with any thing other then I like it. Thanks.

@ItaloLabignan

6 жыл бұрын

My pleasure, I like to answer people the way I would want to be responded to....intelligently. If you have not had a chance to view out Italo Labignan KZread channel I would encourage you to. We have literally thousands of good fishing tips and full length 1/2 hr. TV shows. In many of them you will see the center pin reels in use a full explanations and results.....God bless you.

@MinimalistGuy

6 жыл бұрын

It flows more naturally through the currents in my opinion. Also, the feel of fighting on a centerpin is like no other. It’s addicting. Hell I even use it for bass jigging and tossing hardware now.

@ItaloLabignan

4 жыл бұрын

@@MinimalistGuy I know the "addiction-feeling"...God bless you.