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@deliverybryan1138

5 жыл бұрын

Addicted Fishing of course I enjoy watching your fishing tutorials

@glenmetcalfe9784

3 жыл бұрын

Not trying to be an asshole dude but 40 lb test? ive never ever ran heavier than 6lb mono in my life for salmon or steelhead.In fact whensturgeon fishing I only use 15lb and thats because of the 4 ounce lead to get out to where they are,any less and youd be snapping line just casting.PEOPLE need to learn how to use your drag AND give the fish a chance.Thats part of the sport!Oh and by the way Ive brought in many 100lb sturgeon.catch and release NEVER EVER have I kept the dinosaurs!

@AngryMuffinMusic

8 ай бұрын

What I really want to know is this: why aren't west coast anglers into centerpin for steelhead floating like people in Ontario? Why do you use spinning stuff? What are the advantages?

Here's a little bit of advice. At the end of the drift, let your bait set there for a bit maybe a minute. Sometimes the fish will follow it but not bite until it stops

Jordan absolutely nailed it. This was hands down the most clear, concise, and to-the-point, drift fishing video I've ever seen. Jam-packed, no bullshit, this is how it's done. Thank you for doing it right guys. You rock!

@glenmetcalfe9784

3 жыл бұрын

40lb test LOL yeah ok ive NEVER in my life EVER used more than 6lb test for salmon or steelhead LOL in fact even when STURGEON fishing and bringing in 100 lb sturgeon I ran 15lb mono and thats ONLY because of the 4 ounce sinkers to get out to where they are,any less and youd be snapping line just casting! People need to learn how to use your drag ffs!

@aaronhernandez8712

Жыл бұрын

@@glenmetcalfe9784 shut up you don’t even fish

@kyrieirving2659

Жыл бұрын

@glen metcalfe You must be 🧢 Playa that’s sounds crazy!!

6:45 am, I can't sleep and I'm watching fishing videos and getting pumped lol. May as well head out!

@tsar5117

3 жыл бұрын

Did you catch anything ??

@LukeFX1111

3 жыл бұрын

@@tsar5117 I remember I actually ended up getting a couple Pike that morning

@tsar5117

3 жыл бұрын

Truth Seeker nicee

@pinkadam8989

3 жыл бұрын

6:45 and you didn't leave yet?

@LukeFX1111

3 жыл бұрын

@@pinkadam8989 If it were Salmon and Steelhead season then I would of been at the river for a few hours already at that point lol.

I like to use a 23ft rod with 100 pound test and a 4 pound leader. And my go to bait is a entire turkey baked at 450 degrees being rotated counterclockwise every 3.5 minutes. I don't catch many fish...

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

@craigstandridge2240

Жыл бұрын

LOL 😆

@Itsme-qi2yp

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@kristopherjoy8992

Жыл бұрын

Hahahaha! 😂🤣

@Rackus82

10 ай бұрын

💀

I've been looking for quite some time for a good video on drift fishing, so finding this was a life saver! Thanks for making this you guys!!

The sound quality is awesome! I wear hearing aids and with headphones in i was able to hear every word! 🤘🏻

Been catching steelhead thanks to you guys! Moved to Astoria in may and I've been watching your videos all year for the winter steelhead return!

This is probably one of the best ways to fish but not many people do it. Takes skill and a long time to learn to distinguish what a bite is and when to set the hook.

@JasonSipe16

Жыл бұрын

Not sure where you are, but a lot of guys in the PNW do this all the time.

Love drift fishing and can’t get enough of it!

OUTSTANDING tutorial!! One of the best I’ve come across on KZread!! THANKYOU FOR SHARING!! 👍😎👍

ADDICTS!!! I SWEAR IM YOUR GUY'S NUMBER ONE FAN!! STILL WATCHING FROM JUNEAU, ALASKA! TAKING IN AS MUCH INFO AS I CAN FOR THIS UPCOMING SEASON!

Thanks! I am a fishing guide, walleye/musky. I mainly fish large, deep, clear lakes. I am heading to some homestead waters this weekend to try some of these techniques. Fishing the river that my great great grandfather fished and made a living from. Brule River. It's been busier than normal due to low water keeping small tributaries from supporting the lake fish or even having enough water to make it in them.

Wow, well done! This is by far the most clear cut, simple and detailed explanations on how to drift fish. Keep it up dude, liked and subbed!

Jordan man you and the guys are the bomb squad you give alot of knowledge to the fishing community thanks for all this knowledge i have used so many of your tips ,that have made my fishing trips so much more exciting, Thank you all.

Man that was alot of information, I'm just starting out in salmon fishing, I'll have to watch this video several times until it sinks in Thank You for sharing your knowledge 👍

Thanks for the video Jordan, I really learned something new today for sure. Keep the great work

Excellent post! Very informative and instructive! Been thinking about fishing the Manistee this year but never was sure of my tackle...Now I am...Thank You!

You answered most all my questions about drift fishing. Thanks!

The best fishing videos and channel I've seen yet ! Keep it up man! Tight lines 🎣🐟

Great content and presentation there Jordan, very informative!

Thanks for the great info. Now I am ready to drift for some winter steelies!

I have been fishing since I was younger & I never had caught a trout even when I was fishing in stocked waters. I caught everything in the river from Bass to Bluegill to Perch to Catfish so I did a quick KZread search and came across your videos. I want you to know the information you provided landed me my first trout on my first cast using a three foot Ugly Stik Dock Demon and landed a trout 1 1/2 feet that was 4 pounds, I really appreciate you.

@michaelbailey5736

Жыл бұрын

The dock demon. Hooked a beauty on mine in lake George this year after iceout

Greetings from Coeur d'Alene ID. Very informative videos. Thank you. Fishing the Nestucka in Feb in Oregon with some old Army buddies and will be fishing the local Clearwater River as well. Thank you for the education!

Nice video I'm learning on how to catch steelhead and this video will be a strong starting point for me thank you for taking the time to make this.

I liked the way you explained it very well,.I'd never drift fished but I would love to try it sounds like fun.

Wow, this video is exactly what I needed. Thank you man!

Good tip video. Aside from how to rig and hold the angle...the very best tip was memorize the river. I tell new anglers to count the bumps and time in between them, when that changes you need to bounce to tip of your rod or set the hook!

Thanks for these vids man very informative never knew how technical it can get

Brother you are truly one of the best personalities for delivering KZread tutorials. Excellent content, precise and right to the point. Thanks for doing this as I'm learning a lot and picking up some great pointers. Cheers

@AddictedFishing

5 жыл бұрын

🙌

@604roger

4 жыл бұрын

The TeckEd teacher you always wanted

Good video lot of good information thank you for sharing

Lots of great insight. Thanks!

Bout’ time ! Hahaha, Don’t get me wrong the bobber fishing is damned effective but I’ll always side pound bait along with swingin’ hardware. OG methods & what ya grew up on pay dividends as well as being diverse in your tactics & methods of finding fish. P.S. My little girl caught her first Sea Runs today on homemade #3’s in the bay in front of my house. Was a proud day for a father of a future fisherwoman. Good fishing & always love the videos fellas. Be well, safe travels, & great fishing to y’all. 🎣🤘🏿😎

Great work with the videos. Very helpful.

I went steelheading for the first time this year and had the best time of my life but I just couldn't understand exactly what i should be waiting to feel before setting the hook. I'm so glad I watched this video it makes so much sense now thinking about the fish I caught and what I felt before. I just hate accidently snagging a fish especially when I wanted a keeper hen sooo bad. Plus I don't wanna be known as that guy.

Thank for the cool tips

Awesome vid! Great info

This is the best fishing instructional video on KZread

Your tutorials are getting better each episode.

That's a v good and informative vid. Good man

Great info. Thanks

Great video, always looking to improve techniques although I have to scale down as I live in CT and just not as many beautiful large rivers but making it work with what I got to fish in...

Awesome information jordan

Great breakdown of the drift.

When i 1st started to fish for steel head back in the late 80's early 90's , we were all using noodle rods, 10 ft and up, I had and still have my browning 11.5 steel head rod 6 pound test , and I also have a ST Crox 9 footer as well , want to start using a bait caster now

good job guys! good info for people!

I know a lot guys who like to drift fish with spinning setups. I like to fish with my 8/9wt flyrod. Wetfly indicator fishing is pretty similar to the drift technique illustrated here.

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Fly rods are fun for sure!

My dad started me on this method and ive only ever caught one in my life 😂

The tick is key.. you have to wait for the weight to pass by the fish before you set. Determining bottom from a fish takes practice for sure. If it stops, pull . I'm a big fan of lead in tubing..if you hang up, you'll usually get all your terminal tackle back, minus the lead. Thanks Herzog!

Dudes all of the videos are great that's fo sho! I'd definitely rock the bank with you guys & learn some hands on tactics ta BOBBERDOWN!!!!!!

You're awesome man!

Thankyou for mentioning the fact that if you break off with braid it creates a big bird nest on the river you can’t get rid of I constantly have to clean up fishing rigs in the steelhead streams around my house once the spawn is done so I’m not stepping on redds

My favorite way to fish.

SO HELPFUL- Thanks for making these. \

Good point on the bumper. A guy next to me kept getting his braid hung, so he just kept cutting it at the tip. Filling the hole with 20' of line at a time

@TheTruth-ge7fj

4 жыл бұрын

That really sucks, when i get stuck like that i just grab my braid like if i was going to pull a horse then pull straight. I rather bend my hook than leaving line in there.

@rhiley36

3 жыл бұрын

I just really wish people would stop using braid all together in rivers...

Solid video fella's 👍🏽.

Nice guide!

Great video

Really good video

Hi, Out east I have no problem catching steelhead while drift fishing with a leader length 12 to 24 inches long. This drastically reduced any accidental flossing. Cheers.

@nativesportsmen7872

4 жыл бұрын

LokiLures make sure to check state regulations before using leader lengths some need a min of 18 inches between hook and weight 👍

I was with about 20 people fishing in Alaska and all were casting across the river. I casted for up the river and let the drift carry the bait to the salmon. I caught eight that way.

Thanks guys.

This is awesome guys! I'm heading up to the manistee river this weekend and I'll definitely be using this technique👍

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

What are you fishing for?!

@tommanchester3067

4 жыл бұрын

Coho and Chinook

@AddictedFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Get em!!

Great vid and great tips. I personally prefer a sliding weight vs the fixed weight.

@TheTruth-ge7fj

4 жыл бұрын

Why is that?

Good job sean

Can someone point me to the nearest fishing rehab? Cuz I’m fkn ADDICTED!! 🤘

@edperry6199

3 жыл бұрын

Try moving to Salt Lake City. I'm in withdrawals, foaming at the mouth. I still fly fish the heck outta the mountains here but I love and miss steelhead. I find myself buying gear, rigging leaders and cleaning my reels and sitting in the corner, twitching and watching these videos - I am Addicted

I just started to work for a company and they wanted me to angle for chinook but I caught a coho we still tagged it. It popped up earlier apparently they show up in october. I work up in bridge river BC . I used a spoon some row but did the drift method with a big floaty thingy and a 2 cm of coil weight.

The best rods for sensitivity and feeling the drift or bite is always a bait caster set up not spinning reels but it can be done either way.

@tiredredneck8159

5 жыл бұрын

Centerpins are better than bait casters amigo. Trust me...iv used em all.

@tomsnow1000

4 жыл бұрын

I'm with you. Love a bait caster for accuracy, relaxed casting (right handed and use a left hand cranker), no line twist and cranking in the big ones

@KodyMurray

2 жыл бұрын

He literally said that within the first 2 minutes of the video lol

Thats funny that the most video i 've watched on youtube those people able to fish alot and there was not so many people . In humbold county Ca , they only let us keep 2 salmona and people would've sat shoulder to shoulder fighting for fish 😄

I’ve only used spinning and spincast reels few times and now I’m using a bastcaster

Yes thx

Good video

u the best

Absolutely awesome. I see a lot of thought and effort has been put into your work and I really appreciate the energy and zest you have for the sport. Your following demonstrates many others feel the same. Friends, I have a favor to ask, I am a life long fisherman and am constantly amazed at the lack of common sense our fellow comrades put on stewardship and conservation. We fish some of the most incredible watersheds in the world and all to often the joy of taking in the scenery is spoiled by a pile of garbage left by others. I usually carry a bag with me to collect the garbage left by others. I feel like it’s the least I can do to give back to the sport. Perhaps you could incorporate a short pitch at the beginning of each video plugging common sense as stewards of our lands. With your viewership you can make a great positive impact by doing something as simple as this and still look like a winner. The old saying “Pack it in Pack it Out” goes a long ways. Thanks again.

@slydawwg

3 жыл бұрын

Well, people are getting tired of being preached at. The folks who understand will keep it clean & do the right thing, the ones that don't ? your not going to change them. Just keep it to fishing.

Jordan, come to Grants Pass Or. so we can fish the Rouge. Bring the whole crew.

Can u use a fly fishing backing line on ur reel. Then after u can put ur Mano. Love ur videos. Love from Canada 🇨🇦

This is essential fly fishing with a spinning reel. Grab a 8 or 9 weight rod and -1wt line, 9 foot 3x or 4x tapered leader, and roll cast your fly upstream.

Oh ok ok... I do learn ... thank you Sir... I just start fish 2 months ago since Covid19 and I get lay off..😀😀😀

would you still use a Low vis Mono Bumper if you had a Mono HI vis Main line to the 3wat snap swivel?

What size weight are you typically using? Purchasing all my steelhead gear for this winter!!! Can't wait to get back to Oregon.

What do you guys think of the SST (gray) 10’6 “float” rods? That bimart sales.

Reminds me of fishing a Carolina rig in the current. Seems similar.

What size octopus hook and cookies do you like for steelhead? Faster water in a bigger river. ?

hello so my biggest problem is how to tell the difference between felling rocks or if its a fish and when you set the hook. thanks-

also run your hooks along a grindstone to sharpen them. I caught a lot more fish the first time out and have done so ever since. I have ten hooks ready to go each time I go to the river. and damn is that water ever cold.

What power and action are your drift fishing rods?

Is it similar to drifting for a date in a bar? Start at 45’degree at one end and work past the bar to 45’degree at other end

In lake ontario toronto side we have very clear water. Most people are using mono for mainline and flueoro for a lead. Do u have any recommendations for this kind of setup, not every many informative videos like this one. I just feel this setup would be to heavy for the steelhead and browns here, but i would love your insight

Jordan do you run a double set up when you drift fish

A little confused. Other bead set ups you have 3-4" between bead and hook. Here, yiur bead and yarn is right up against the hook, no gap?

You guys should make a video on how and when to adjust bobber depth.

@AddictedFishing

5 жыл бұрын

aleatuo oso on it!

@Joncabral91

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly you find bottom then lower your float a foot or so

@aleatuo

5 жыл бұрын

@@Joncabral91 got it appreciate it !

so using a hi vis Main line fishing from the bank won`t spook the fish ?? as long as you have a 2-3 foot FC leader??

Can you make video on drift fishing in slow fater

Instead of braid i recommend clear 10 pound test line and 10 pound test leader fluorocarbon on a 11 footer rod, you want a very sensitive feel of that bottom.

Do we comment here or the live chat?

Yup, great info these are great no matter how much experience has, the live feeds are ok too but these are to the point, more info and less chatting. Maybe sometime do a video about flossing? I get the concept but if the hook is in the mouth not outside the mouth I don’t see how it would be flossing just cuz you have a longer leader? Or is it just more likely to happen?

In oregon i thought that you cant use more than 16 leader fron swivel? Am i wrong? Cuz i think that why i havent caught one yet

im here

How do you know when the fish grabs? Do they just take it or how does the it feel? When they bite,since rocks is what you feel Most

i wanna hang out with you guys but im only 14 -_-_-;[