Fishing with Rod: Rooster Tails for winter char

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Spincasting with Yakima Bait's Rooster Tails for trout and char in the winter months. This wiggly bull trout was fooled by a 1/4oz orange Rooster Tail.

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Camera: Nina Manique
Editing: Rodney Hsu
Music: Bob and Sarah Richardson
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[CPatty13]

What brand of reel is that that you are using? Shimano?

[fishingwithrod]

@CPatty13 Yes, Shimano.

[CPatty13]

@fishingwithrod What model? Stradic? And how much do you spend on good spinning gear. I need a good spinning reel for wading.

[fishingwithrod]

@CPatty13 That is a Twin Power (rear drag), an European model that is not available in North America. It's equivalent to a Sustain, which is also an excellent model. I have both a Stradic and a Sustain and definitely prefer the Sustain due to its durability. It's a good investment if you are willing to spend the money for it.

[skhdjashdjashdka]

@fishingwithrod where do you live

[fishingwithrod]

@skhdjashdjashdka We're based in Vancouver BC.

[wilsonryder]

what river is this?

[HATINTHEKAT]

@CPatty13 for salmon id recommend a 9' medium lamiglas or gloomis or st croix, there are many models and prices for them so its up to you, higher the price usually means a better rod but all of them are really good, and for a reel id recommend a shimano stradic, stradic fj, or stradic ci4, preferably the sustain if you can, shimanos are so great because of its quality features and components, and the spool/lip design is ingenious

[fishingwithrod]

@brandmarketing Yes, depending on the size of the spinner I guess, usually 10 or 12.

[brandmarketing]

@fishingwithrod Ah ok, thanks! So you're referring to a barrel swivel? What size would you recommend?