We were lucky to have one week of nice weather on the first week of November. So I took any chance I got to go fishing.

Thank you Richard

Great to hear. Thank you for the words of encouragement!

Thank you!

The West coast steelhead must be way more massive. I guess you are not using 4lb test tippet like we use here, right?

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I am happy you discover fly fishing. It is a great sport and an excellent way to fight steelhead. I will make a fly fishing steelhead video in the future and hope you will find it interesting. Thank you for the comment

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Thank you for the comment. I sure am putting more videos out soon. Stay tune :)

You got to fish it to believe it! Thank you for your comment

4lb maxima is the same as 7lb rio the diameter is of a 4x tippet, I have read about this from many steelhead fly fishing that there is a big difference once you go to 4x .

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Yes that is correct. The portion of the line with split shots are called "shot line" and it determine how fast and how deep your rig will fish. There are different "shot line pattern" for different water conditions but I always just use a standard pattern.

@@wisitchan thanks!

My shot line in this video is about 2 feet. The pool is not too deep and I was able to get my bead down to where the fish were with 2 feet of shot-line and 3 feet of tippet line.

That’s very interesting. You basically have 5-6 feet of 4 lbs test from float to hook in 2 feet of water. That goes against everything people say. Most would tell you to shorten the leader in low water...but this shows that a long leader is no issue when the water level is not high. I bet that’s the reason that you are getting them. You’re dangling 3 feet of light Fluoro with no split shots anywhere near the hook right where they are situated.

Yes, that is right. In order to fish a pool with 2-3 feet deep I adjust my shot line to approximate the Dept of the pool (in this case 2 feet). In my experience, I believe that longer tippet allow the small beads to be presented more naturally. Of course, there is also a question of legality, depending on where you fish, some only allow the distance between the last weight to hook to a maximum of 4 feet (i.e. the Salmon River in NY). That being said, I keep the length of my tippet pretty much standard at 3 feet 95% of the times. The only thing I will change is the length of my shot line as I fish pools with different dept. Hope this help you understand my setup Bogdan. Thank you for your question.

Awesome. This is good to know. Thanks

@@bogdanaciu6370 that’s the way to do it .

I guess you are asking about the knot I use? I use improved clinched knot to tie both the hook and the swivel.

Good to hear that I am not alone.

Tell me about it... soooo tough, no rain

Just regular Troutbead brand. My two favorite are Peach Roe, and Blush Roe.

@@wisitchan whered u buy it? Thanks btw

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@@wisitchan wow looks like north shore. Beautiful fish man!

Rapala Concept reel

That’s not how this works