dude makle the switch to float fishing, you'll lose a lot less tackle, usually just your hook. make sure your leader from your barrel swivel is at least 2 Ibs lighter than your main line. float fishing is more sensitive versitile and you'll lose less tackle
@Saugeendrifter I dont know... You might save money by not loosing tackle, but you spend 5 years worth of tackle on a good floating rod and reel. I seen one the other day at the bait shop for about 550 bucks. And that was just the reel. How ever... If I had that kind of coin, I would surely switch to floating. Would love to try it some time. Tightlines JKHightower
then dont use the Goddamn top fukin bead, piss on it for all he fukin cares, hes just showing a way to do something that is his way and well im gonna try it cause im new to steelhead and salmon also, so anything works, Hes not rying to say hes a fukin Bill Dance or Hank Parker, Thanks Bro for the video... make a whole bunch and realy piss that dickhead off
Really theres no good purpose for either beed to be honest. This coming spring i'm gonna try just a two way swivel a drift sinker and attach the leader line to the two way. This setup someone showed me last spring. Good luck this coming spring!!
In the heat of fighting a fish and possibly trying to land it on some types of banks or boats, reeling the fish in close to you, one day you might reel up to the swivel faster than you meant to, but also I like it there for storage of the rig....I can just reel up to the bead, snip off the leader and Im done.
To each his own, its not a big deal, just easy to do and I like it.
Thanks for the vid. Just starting out on the steelhead side of things and need all the help I can get. Is there anymore to add to this? What goes on the swivel clip, any float??
Thanks for the comment! A drift sinker go's on the swivel, and the wieght of your swivel depends on how fast the water flow is. As far as the floater i use either a little corky or a little styrophome* ball. If you use a spawn bag you have the option to choose weather or not you want a floater right in the spawn bag or one w/out. Another tip, watch your drag. You need to tire these fish out to bring them in. Good luck!!
yeah thats the terminal end of a sliding drift rig. I like to solid tie the rig myself, take the beads out, and minimize it. ever try fish pills instead of corkies?
thats sorta stupid u can fish like that but there way better results from a float some split shots an swivle with a 2 foot lead and a tiny hook
hodgey911 4 months ago
@hodgey911 The one place where I fish most use this setup. But I have seen some float fishing and wouldn't mind trying it.
hitmhard 3 months ago
No information. Weight of leader missing. length of leader missing.Extra beads serve only as distraction
normiefive 4 months ago
@normiefive Maybe you should try reading the description!
hitmhard 4 months ago
dude makle the switch to float fishing, you'll lose a lot less tackle, usually just your hook. make sure your leader from your barrel swivel is at least 2 Ibs lighter than your main line. float fishing is more sensitive versitile and you'll lose less tackle
Saugeendrifter 1 year ago
@Saugeendrifter I dont know... You might save money by not loosing tackle, but you spend 5 years worth of tackle on a good floating rod and reel. I seen one the other day at the bait shop for about 550 bucks. And that was just the reel. How ever... If I had that kind of coin, I would surely switch to floating. Would love to try it some time. Tightlines JKHightower
jkhightower 10 months ago
@jkhightower you can get an akuma aventa float reel for $155 @basspro if ur in the states or $175 in canada
commanderdouche 3 months ago
@commanderdouche Thanks for the lead. I'll check it out.
jkhightower 3 months ago
then dont use the Goddamn top fukin bead, piss on it for all he fukin cares, hes just showing a way to do something that is his way and well im gonna try it cause im new to steelhead and salmon also, so anything works, Hes not rying to say hes a fukin Bill Dance or Hank Parker, Thanks Bro for the video... make a whole bunch and realy piss that dickhead off
mr1derful112 1 year ago
hey nice set up!, would you join our forum? the link is on our channel.
topwaterpros 1 year ago
TOP BEAD IS USELESS
lespaulfan4 1 year ago
how do you drift with that kind of set up
wikiwikiwias000 2 years ago
do yu use this setup in still water or harbors/piers?
wikiwikiwias000 2 years ago
This setup is for drifting.
hitmhard 2 years ago
@hitmhard yeah no its not fucktard your bottom bouncing essentailly, but to much terminal tackle.
commanderdouche 3 months ago
There's no purpose for that top bead...?
I've found that unless Im fishing LOW water I like a fixed weight vs. the sliding setup.
dirtbikemike69 3 years ago
Really theres no good purpose for either beed to be honest. This coming spring i'm gonna try just a two way swivel a drift sinker and attach the leader line to the two way. This setup someone showed me last spring. Good luck this coming spring!!
hitmhard 3 years ago
The top bead stops the swivel from jamming up into your top guide and possibly causing problems. The bottom bead protects the mainline knot.
jazzmandave 2 years ago
I've never had that happen and I never use a top bead. Why would you reel it that far up to cast?
dirtbikemike69 2 years ago
In the heat of fighting a fish and possibly trying to land it on some types of banks or boats, reeling the fish in close to you, one day you might reel up to the swivel faster than you meant to, but also I like it there for storage of the rig....I can just reel up to the bead, snip off the leader and Im done.
To each his own, its not a big deal, just easy to do and I like it.
jazzmandave 2 years ago
Thanks for the vid. Just starting out on the steelhead side of things and need all the help I can get. Is there anymore to add to this? What goes on the swivel clip, any float??
Thanks again.
JamesDafydd 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment! A drift sinker go's on the swivel, and the wieght of your swivel depends on how fast the water flow is. As far as the floater i use either a little corky or a little styrophome* ball. If you use a spawn bag you have the option to choose weather or not you want a floater right in the spawn bag or one w/out. Another tip, watch your drag. You need to tire these fish out to bring them in. Good luck!!
hitmhard 3 years ago
That's exactly what I use for Coho in Oregon.
ReallyPsilly 3 years ago
Thanks, you are the only one in this whole youtube that taught me that.
airesivan 3 years ago
yeah thats the terminal end of a sliding drift rig. I like to solid tie the rig myself, take the beads out, and minimize it. ever try fish pills instead of corkies?
mrzipperlips 3 years ago
No, i haven't tryed pills, what kinda pills are you talking about?
hitmhard 3 years ago
good set up
Warrin70 3 years ago 2
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mrzipperlips 3 years ago