Have you ever caught a salmon, steelhead, or trout twitching jigs?! 👍 Check out this video to see some epic twitching in action!! 👉kzread.info/dash/bejne/eahok6admt20lsY.html

@fishinghuntingreportsbymm6821

3 жыл бұрын

No I want a big tho

@fishinghuntingreportsbymm6821

3 жыл бұрын

I meant to say I want to catch a fish on a Jigs that’s why I asked you where to find your guys his personal jigs.

@nwelkamil6270

3 жыл бұрын

Nope

@kalelauer2420

3 жыл бұрын

I have caught a ton on twitching jigs. My biggest chinook came on the addicted nightmare pattern this fall actually!

@masongranzow1233

3 жыл бұрын

I caught my first coho on a mustad tail out twitcher half ounce

I needed this video 🤣

@andrewscheel2366

3 жыл бұрын

You should do some fishing up in minter creek

@indianaedwards9474

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@fishinghuntingreportsbymm6821

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@Ribo-qj1ud

3 жыл бұрын

I can show you some really good tips... twitching is my method 85% of the year

@pioneerman8467

3 жыл бұрын

@@andrewscheel2366 yeah where you stand right next to the hatchery and fish next to the yellow rope up from the Bay

I always appreciate the hell out of the in-depth videos from addicted, you guys pack the knowledge in without overwhelming people, anyone can watch and use

I just want to get a notification saying, “In depth winter steelhead beginner guide” by Addicted Fishing :/

Good tutorial, much appreciated! "Action fishing" is always a learning curve and it takes patience .. very good brother

Addicted Fishing you guys are the best angler for steelhead and trout fishing, i learn a lot thanks so so much. Happy New Year.

Thanks Cameron. I appreciate the online tutorial. You make it look so easy. We’ll see! I’m giving it a try tomorrow!

Thank you guys so much! My fishing skills have improved from watching these super informative videos! You men are awesome!

That was a great video. I feel a lot more prepared to tackle this method. Very interesting, but thorough.

Sweeeeet thank you Im done twitching for the year but I’ll be ready after this for next season!

🔥 I like when you guys make longer more in depth videos, especially the small river sled stuff! Do something like this for winters on small tribs in the sleds👌🏻

It's nice to see Cameron out doing some fishing tutorials!

@normdeshon665

3 жыл бұрын

Agree, great job Cam.

Always love your guys videos I just got on some nice coho and steelhead right below my house the other day on the beautiful Clearwater River here in Idaho. Hope to meet y’all one day and possibly be able to fish with y’all it would be epic! Keep up the badass content love it as always! Fish on baby!🎣

Thanks for the twitching info. I really needed this. Now time to go practice 👍👍

Not many channels have legends giving such great info 🔥

Just bought a few twitching jigs and some other stuff! Can't wait to use it

This is good content. I've only fished jigs in slack water, and done really really well. Never occurred to me to throw into faster water.

Just the video I’ve been waiting for!

Great tutorial, very well explained. I started using jigs in 2014 up in the OP they really work well for both salmon and big steelhead. I started using jigs as teenager fishing in the mid-west for walleyes, jig with minnow is the ticket. Keep up the great effort!

@jamestobin4849

Жыл бұрын

Exactly swim jigs for bass in my youth has made this one of my go to techniques for dozen of coho and kings. Never got a chromer on it though. I’m in tumwater if your ever on the chehalis Tribs.

The underwater camera shots are amazing!!

Love you guys going out on Friday with my new addicted hoodie!!!

@AddictedFishing

3 жыл бұрын

🙌🔥

Learned a lot. Have the gear now i just need to get out to apply this newly acquired knowledge.

This stuff applies to any river, and any species, I am finding. River fishing is next level fishing.

Ive always used a 7’ 4-8lb rod with a 2500 Shimano reel, 10lb braid and a 3/8 jig. Works great for me in the frog water that I fish.

I have been doing this with my go to bass rod and I keep catching sucker fish. I just love catching fish and haven’t caught my first steelhead or salmon yet, so I’m actually pretty happy.

So helpful. you guys are the best!

Great video with all I need to know about what, and how to fish with jigs & hoochies

What up guys thanks for all of the tips

Very informative thank you greatly for sharing

DAMN! CAM! nicely done! Great video

*Fun little bait great for ponds. This thing casts really well for its size, I was surprised. Good for when you need to downsize and gets smaller fish to commit*

Excellent tutorial! I have been fishing all my life but never did much river salmon fishing, mostly steelhead and saltwater salmon. It is fun to basically be learning how to fish again and I loved this twitching tutorial.

@JohnJames.

2 жыл бұрын

Really though everything catches salmon. It's just getting in their face

@graxo3752

11 ай бұрын

​@@JohnJames.I fish every year for salmon and I guess I just must never be getting in their faces because I cant catch even when I fish every day of the week. Everyone else seems to get hooked up. Lol I baitfish and use corkies too. Tried everything. Starting to think I need to go to other rivers.

@JohnJames.

11 ай бұрын

@@graxo3752 if you can fly fish try that. I had no luck until I switched to fly. If not try a brass hammered croc fire striped

Wow. Great video you guys!

Let’s gooo we out here addicts

No but now I know the principle of how to fish the twitching jigs. Will gi c e it a try nxt season. God Bless n fish on!

Thanks Cam for showing the bank fishing!!

That helped a lot thank you so much guys I really look up to you guys and always see you out on the rivers and Bowie 10. Keep it up I’m expired to go try to buy your twitch in Jake’s where do you find them.❤️

Awesome video can I also use smaller size hoochies for twitch as well?

My brother loves this. He said he got a few fish with these. He love it so much he wouldn’t mind getting more for any holidays.

Nice have some jigs wanna try thanks for the info how to use them

Thanks for the awesome video. The way buddy released that Chinook wasn't cool. Please also consider a net that doesn't hurt the fish as much if you plan on releasing anything.

You guys are bunch of badasses !

Great tutorial. I learned quite a bit. I really want to try this method. I think i have the perfect twitching rod. I have a okuma, 8’, 1/2-2oz, 12-30lb.

I love twitching jigs and Hoochie’s I’ve called multiple species of salmon I’ve cut steel head and they just slam them almost as fun as using spinners

Make a video on the river with your minn kota I pilot, I want to get one for my sled , nice vid btw.

I bought the 1 oz addicted jig from fisherman’s marine and outdoor here in Portland and I caught my first coho last Saturday! I’m officially “addicted” to fishing 😂

@lemon-iu7bo

3 жыл бұрын

Im thinking of buying some. Which color do you recommend?

Nice video you are a pro

I liked the 3/4oz addicted jigs mostly the chartreuse head/black marabou body 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

yes just what i needed

Awesomely awesome 🤠 video

Cameron, a great video keep it up. Makes me want to start tying some twitching jigs. But did you have to show Marlin and Jordan catching fish? I watch them enough at it is. Too bad both of them are wound so tight that they can’t show emotion even when catching a nice fish!

I'm interested in your thoughts on fishing salmon this way when they are staging at a river mouth. I fish Lake Ontario for kings, coho and Atlantic's and they are just starting to stage right now. Your comments would be greatly appreciated.

awsome! you think this is possible with spoons with the same technique?

I really want to meet you guys, go on your guides I'm bran new to salmon steelhead and have her oled 4 salmon on 2 months by watching your guys videos s

What's your thought on using 1/4oz jibs that you would use for bass? I've got a bunch of different styles and sizes?

You can get the paint job even better by priming the lead with Styx primer first.

At the end of the video you showed fishing in dead water spots when the river is high/flooded etc. Could you demonstrate how to use a twitching jig in that type of water. Thank You

Thanks boss

Anyone know what kind of box that is that he keeps the jigs in?

Amazing video...I want that twitching box of Cameron's lol... I'm a twitching fool my grandpa taught me 30 years ago for steelhead and I twitch 85% of the year honestly

@lemon-iu7bo

3 жыл бұрын

What twitching rod do you recommend?

@Ribo-qj1ud

3 жыл бұрын

@@lemon-iu7bo depends honestly... usually a shorter rod nothing over 8 feet but nothing under 6...I use a light med rod 7 foot for my coho and pinks

My #1 November species is Steelhead!!❤

I want to fish with Jordan, that guy is so cool

Can you use these jigs or a similar fly with fly fishing gear?

What kind of box are you keeping those jigs in?

Can I use the same rod for spinners as this jigging rod? Or should I bring multiple rods?

Tight lines boyz

@AddictedFishing

3 жыл бұрын

🎣

Do you think this twitching technique works,, say in Sacramento during the fall run? Ive only used basic spinners and had some luck

Nikko octopus baits in 3.5' are great alternatives to the hoochi jigs.

@AddictedFishing

3 жыл бұрын

🤘🎣🔥

Cheers cam

Another question... Which rivers in Washington are good salmon producers? I'm in Spokane, though I would like a try at river fishing either from shore or in my kayak. Any help would be Most Appropriated...Thanks ALWAYS ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS

The best how to iv seen, can we get jigs on your web site

Is there a time and place this method will perform better or worst then say drifting and bobber?

Does anybody know how of a heavy rod I should use for twitching for alaskan springers

I prefer casting rod, much fester to throw jigs, spinning you need to pay attention to the position of the bail. And agree my Edge HSR 760-1 is the best rod hands down, beats NRX !

I caught my biggest coho. 26in chromer. Jigging is like playing flappy bird under water.

The thing is I haven’t seen anything mustad jigs from addicted at the stores or online that are 3/8 or more

@lemon-iu7bo

3 жыл бұрын

Which are you looking for? The sink it series are the lighter ones that are probably more for steelhead. Their tail out twitchers are the heavier ones that go from about 1/2-1 oz, their setback hoochies also come in 1/2 and 1oz

You ever put scent on your jigs or a small roe/tuna ball? I know you’re trying for an aggression bite but you’d think scent would help for lower vis waters

How do you guys like those guide select pro rods in the float/drift versions? I have been contemplating getting a couple but not sure yet.

@AddictedFishing

3 жыл бұрын

The GSP’s are the best rods for the price in our opinion! We love them!!

I had to laugh at the fairly new! 🙂 us old timers been doing this since the 90's...

@kevinsmallwood1718

3 жыл бұрын

Good vid for the newbies tho!

Any success with fall Chinook twitching?

Where can I purchase the addicted jigs ?

Jordan does fish with his feet!

I need that takle box cam has please

What jig box are you using?

Are u using any leader line on this?

Best feeling ever is not really expecting a fish then setting the hook and feeling the fish take off.

Another great video...Do ya sell them twitching jigs in 1/8 oz....Where I live most of the tributaries are limited to nothing bigger than 1/8 oz

@lemon-iu7bo

3 жыл бұрын

They make jigs in 1/8th but they are not for twitching.

Can you use a swivel instead of tying the bumper directly to your braid?

@isayoldchap1

Жыл бұрын

The presentation might not be quite as good because the swivel will sink and could affect the action of the jig

Is the Okuma reel you are running on that twitching setup a 3000 or a 4000?

@rgb1178

2 жыл бұрын

the reel is the Okuma RTX - 30S

Does time of day matter a lot?

The big debate--- many folks feel you don't need a leader with braided line just tie the jig directly to the jig. Your thoughts? Thanks

Jordan has joined the chat

What rod and reel?

Can you catch steelhead in the salmon river NY on Marlins worms?

@lemon-iu7bo

3 жыл бұрын

These guys are pnw fisherman. So i dont think they know about ny fishing

So you’re telling me I can use the typical Bass Football Jigs to catch Salmon and Trout? 🤔

For someone just starting out with this technique what would be a good starting sizes and colors?

@brandongeorge2712

3 жыл бұрын

All the colors will work at times.... just get a variety of purple, blue, and pinks... 3/4oz will treat you well. Good luck and tight lines.

@mechelle_n_bryanlepoidevin8918

3 жыл бұрын

I'm assuming that goes for everywhere or would it be different where I'm at by ice harbor and mcnary dams?

@brandongeorge2712

3 жыл бұрын

River wont necessarily dictate color, all though I'm sure some rivers may have a color that works "better", but the water conditions as well as sky (sunny or cloudy) will be more of a factor. These guys have some good content on the subject of color choice for conditions.... So in an attempt to answer your question, yes that rule of thumb (have a variety of colors) goes for anywhere and for salmon or steelhead. But for coho I would say purple, pink, and blue is a good starting point. Hope that long winded answer helped lol

I'm a weirdo, I have been successfully twitching jigs for years and always use mono. Is braid a game changer?

@isayoldchap1

Жыл бұрын

It'll definitely help on bigger rivers because it doesn't stretch like mono. Even at distances you can feel a small tap on the line

@blakerust200

Жыл бұрын

@@isayoldchap1 old reply, but that makes sense. I fish mostly rivers I can cast across, and even with mono at those distances I feel every little bump, rock, tail slap, etc. There's spots in the river I fish that are so full of braid you break off with mono when you drift through it, it's like cable just cuts through mono. Part of why I dislike braid.

@isayoldchap1

Жыл бұрын

@@blakerust200 That is actually quite depressing. It's almost worse than all the on-the-bank littering because it endangers the aquatic environment and spoils the sport for other anglers. Nothing is more annoying than line left on the bank or up in trees, etc. I have seen so many dead birds and small animals caught up in line over the years

@blakerust200

Жыл бұрын

@@isayoldchap1 I try and always bring a couple garbage bags down, and if I forget em I definitely don't leave any trash!

What if you snag a fish?

Okay, I just went to the website to buy some 1/2 and 3/4 oz twitching jigs. Put together a package like you show in this video, then message me and I'll buy it. We can't get anything over 3/8oz here. I'm in Canada on Vancouver Island....just across the border. 😉

I need some 1oz jigs for the water I fish. Deep fast and wide.