How to tie roe bags

[ttaevrog]

Nice job!

[Mikeysmum26]

@TheEliteFisherMan You can legally sell FARMED roe, not angler or commercial caught.

[wutangkid420420]

u sure its illigal to sell brownie eggs? my local shop sells em lol i just picked up a bunch of chinnie and brownie eggs for some christmass weekend western lake ontario steelheadin!! good video im going to try this out tommorow and next week ill let u know how it goes, tight lines!!

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@wutangkid420420 Are you living in Southern Ontario? Or the states? I work at a tackle store, and it is 100% illegal to sell Brown Trout roe in Southern Ontario. If you are around here, huge fine, and the store will lose its bait license.

[wutangkid420420]

@TheEliteFisherMan im in ontario, do i get any kind of reward if i report him?

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@wutangkid420420 Maybe

[wutangkid420420]

@TheEliteFisherMan i dont really wanna report the guy as hes my only local source for roe ii know of in the western gta

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@wutangkid420420 don't worry about it then, if the MNR catches him selling it, then that's when he is screwed

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@wutangkid420420 Maybe

[canadianfisherman11]

to cure the roe can you just put em in a bowl of cold water in the fridge overnight?

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@canadianfisherman11 no just stream harden them for as ,much time as you feel is right, dont put them in drinking water, it has chlorine, you need natural water for lakes or rivers

[goga56]

holy crap those egg sacks are huge your not fishin for sharks are u lol

[iHikariChan]

wonder how people that fish feel when they eat salmon roe :/

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@iHikariChan What? I have never met someone that eats Salmon roe. This is bait...

[iHikariChan]

@TheEliteFisherMan its very common in japan, it actually taste really nice

[hardkilla]

@TheEliteFisherMan you can eat salmon roe raw or even blanched in some water, but still roe works better as bait than food

[xyang26]

for salmon?

[SuperCanuck101]

Hey, how do u remove the eggs from the skein

[telleszjdt]

Wow nice vid!! Thanks for the helpful info!

[LippinSmallmouth]

Hey i need some tips on some cohos i have no idea what they will bite but i saw a guy catch em like crazy on eggs but i wonder if they will bite like vibrax's?

[nogames59]

Where exactly can you buy the roe bags and thread? None of my local tackle shops have them and I tried Cabelas and Bass Pro Shops also and have not found them! Good video alos,very imforative!

Thanks

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@nogames59 Thank you! You can find it at all local tackle shops in southern ontario, but you can find them usually at tackle stores

[hardkilla]

@TheEliteFisherMan if you local bait and tackle doesnt have the mesh or the string just go to a place that sells frabric and buy the mesh there then use normal string to tie it (this is only if you cant find the right stuff)

[gistech]

What the hell is magic thread? Can I use mono or light braid?

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@gistech Magic thread is a type of tying thread for roe bags. There are a few other types of tying threads out there. Stick with Magic thread... you can find it at local tackle stores, in there float fishing section. Don't use braid or mono, you will have trouble tying with it. All you do with the Magic thread is wrap a few times, pull, wrap a few times, tighten and break off. No knots needed.

[porforkid]

mike, ive been trying to cure brown trout eggs over the last several months using this video as a guide and ive failed miserably. I boil the water, add the salt, let the mixture cool, then add my eggs and put the whole thing in the fridge. I let them sit the first time for 24 hours, the second time for 48 hours and each time after I remove them from the salt water and let them dry they turn to mush. please if you could add some insight on wat im doin wrong it would be greatly appreciated

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@porforkid Hey man, i acually don't cure the eggs anymore... i find they work best without being cured, fresh! But if you would like to cure them, you can boil water, add salt until it doesnt disolve anymore, then let it cool, keep the eggs in until they can bounce, usually takes 24 hrs with brown trout eggs, salmon eggs takes longer, and then your done. Good luck, you dont need the second time, just the once is fine.

[flyfisher4life1]

@porforkid  leave them for 30 min u leave them too long

[blackangel1156]

how do you rig 'em?

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@blackangel1156 just put a size 10-14 hook in the mesh

[EGOTTLIEB12]

I use to do that for salmon in Alaska, nice tips.

[TheEliteFisherMan]

@EGOTTLIEB12 thanks- thanks for commenting man!

[lochrida]

thanks alot dude musta been a nice brown:)

[ziigzagg]

what kind of eggs

[TheEliteFisherMan]

Those are brown trout eggs, you can use salmon eggs, and rainbow trout eggs too.

[flurbsmcgurgs]

@TheEliteFisherMan how do u cure those?

[TheEliteFisherMan]

I just add salt in boiling water untill it stops disolving. and then i let it sit to room temp, then i put the eggs in, and let them sit in the water in the fridge untill they bounce. takes usuallly 1-2 nights

[TheEliteFisherMan]

no.. i would never do that, .. thats a cure. i use a different cure

[BassAnglerMike33]

can i just put one egg on a octopus or snell size 8 hook

[TheEliteFisherMan]

yeep

[TheEliteFisherMan]

u gotta have experience, you dont, so clearly dont tell me what to do to tie roe bags

[BassAnglerMike33]

hey mike how are the artificial ones that come in little glass bottles. i want to get some for next spring trout fishing

[TheEliteFisherMan]

which ones? the trout beads? the ones that you tie on your line that looks like a single egg? well those are really good, for steams and creeks :D

good luck,

mike

[BassAnglerMike33]

idk i saw them at walmart they have black tops and there just little red eggs i muight buy some and show you them

[TheEliteFisherMan]

oohhh, i no what ur tallkn bout, ok, those are real trout eggs, those are good for creeks and streams

[TheEliteFisherMan]

but those eggs are single. you dont tie those in roe bags, you just stick them on a hook single.

[crazydux9]

Nice vid man. How big was the brown and where about did you catch it...Kurt :)

[TheEliteFisherMan]

the brown was about 19 inches, we caught it in st catherines at a place called port dalhousie, ther were munch bigrr ones being caught tho, thanks for the comments!

mike

[andrewh4]

I have gotta try this :)

[TheEliteFisherMan]

ohh yee broo :)

[ROADSNAKE90ROADSNAKE]

great how to vid Mike ,well done 5/5 - looks like you scored some nice brownie eggs .nice shirt too.

[TheEliteFisherMan]

thanks alot man