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2011 Pier fishing talk...
#101
Posted 23 August 2011 - 10:41 AM
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#102
Posted 23 August 2011 - 11:54 AM
#103
Posted 23 August 2011 - 06:45 PM
12 to 2 am lol, going back tonight hopefully they're still in there
Cool.
What is your gear setup?
Rod spec,
Reel,
line,
choice of lure?
#104
Posted 23 August 2011 - 07:53 PM
Your were looking for a rod last year did u get a new one?
I would like an st croix avid but could not justify the cost for using the rod for two months
#105
Posted 23 August 2011 - 09:30 PM
Man I hate crowded piers and ppl that don't bring their own net. Last year we were fishing in port hope in a very quiet spot in the middle of the night and these two guys come in and plop down right beside us when theres nobody either side 300ft each way. Neither guy brought a net. within 15 mins one of the guys gets a fish on but he wasn't paying attention and his rod goes flying into the river LoL luckily his buddy crossed his line and they retrieved the rod and we helped net their fish so we could continue our fishing. Im guessing these guys were middle eastern because they kept asking if the fish was Halal LoL i was like love would i know.
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HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA, that's funny man, you got to love bad fisherman
#106
Posted 23 August 2011 - 09:31 PM
Man I hate crowded piers and ppl that don't bring their own net. Last year we were fishing in port hope in a very quiet spot in the middle of the night and these two guys come in and plop down right beside us when theres nobody either side 300ft each way. Neither guy brought a net. within 15 mins one of the guys gets a fish on but he wasn't paying attention and his rod goes flying into the river LoL luckily his buddy crossed his line and they retrieved the rod and we helped net their fish so we could continue our fishing. Im guessing these guys were middle eastern because they kept asking if the fish was Halal LoL i was like love would i know.
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA, that's funny man, you got to love bad fisherman
#107
Posted 23 August 2011 - 10:42 PM
Mikey
Your were looking for a rod last year did u get a new one?
I would like an st croix avid but could not justify the cost for using the rod for two months
yeah i was. i looked at fenwick 9'6 medium 10~20lb ...
i basically wanted something with little more backbone force those fishes little more with heavier line too...
I hated seeing people with light action rods who couldn't turn a fish... especially those using rods where butt end bends like crazy.
I remember many years ago when i first started pier fishing for salmon...
I used my 10'0 medium slow action shimano rod with a WHOPPING 50LB TEST BRAID (used what I had),,, casting distance sucked compare to 30lb that I used now (going down to 20 or lower did not increase cast distance) but I remember that I would never loose a spoon due to snag. I remember many times pulling out my cleo from snag and seeing my hook bent. haha. But with 30lb braid, I would break a line doing same, maybe i got a bad batch of line?
Than again,,, I think medium power rod with fast action rod is best. I also have a 8'6" MediumHeavy which I bought to let my brother use... never used it much. I did use it to catch few salmons previously... and you should surely horse the fish a little better but puts too much stress on my arms aswell and i have to work harder to keep the line from going slack due to stiff rod.
than I said... "i only use it for few weeks only, i'll just use and abuse what i got now"
#108
Posted 23 August 2011 - 11:02 PM
Maybe someone can explain to me better...?
For example, it's different brand of rod but...
brand #1 is 9'6" Medium power, fast action with 10~20lb line test
brand #2 is 9'6" medium power, fast action with 8~12lb only.
Someone told me to just look at the line rating before power/action. So 10~20lb rated rod is good for tossing heavier lures. But for heavier lures, should the rod have heavy or medium heavy power with fast action too? so that you can properly cast that damned heavy lure?
#109
Posted 24 August 2011 - 05:36 AM
#110
Posted 24 August 2011 - 09:07 AM
#111
Posted 24 August 2011 - 09:35 AM
should trigger SOME fish very soon.
#112
Posted 24 August 2011 - 10:27 AM
Cool.
What is your gear setup?
Rod spec,
Reel,
line,
choice of lure?
rod: berkley lightning rod 8.6 medium spinning rod
reel: mitchel 300x
line: power pro 15pounds braid
lure: little cleos, crocodile spoon, j13
this works perfectly to me for pier fishing
for river fishing
rod: shimano clarus 13ft float rod
reel: mitchel 300x
line: i forgot what i have lol for its light 10pounds line and sren flouro carbon
lure: salmon roe bag. berkley pink worm
enjoy salmon season is coming so grab your rod lets go fishing YEahhhhhhhhhhhh
#113
Posted 24 August 2011 - 10:33 AM
Just a quick question...when the salmon start staging to get ready for the run...is it possible to catch them in the afternoons? i mean is it hard because they might not be biting at that time? i only ask because man it gets busy and since i live so close i wanted to go when there is the least amount of people...i also wanna go when there are least amount of people because this is my first year fishing and i dont want people getting pissed off at me...i can go anytime, im jobless lol
If you do encounter ppl fishing... Give ppl their space.. Don't cast over someones line.. when you have a fish on yell fish on.. and when playing your fish warn us which direction you are coming.. "Fish Coming up!! or Fish Coming Down" Ive seen many ppl get their lines in a bunch from new or rookie anglers who don't know what they are doing. You will learn alot from watching ppl around you or talking to some of the guys out there.
#114
Posted 24 August 2011 - 12:37 PM
hopefully we can hook into some fish
#115
Posted 24 August 2011 - 03:20 PM
If you do encounter ppl fishing... Give ppl their space.. Don't cast over someones line.. when you have a fish on yell fish on.. and when playing your fish warn us which direction you are coming.. "Fish Coming up!! or Fish Coming Down" Ive seen many ppl get their lines in a bunch from new or rookie anglers who don't know what they are doing. You will learn alot from watching ppl around you or talking to some of the guys out there.
Oh yeah, i seen people catch fish and whenever they have fish ON we all reel in our lines with an exception of a few people...because there are SOME people that never reel in their lines as a matter of fact they cast right where your fish is...most of the people there know who these people are and then you get tangled up and lose your fish...and man if i lose my first salmon i will be vexed.
#116
Posted 24 August 2011 - 03:34 PM
#117
Posted 24 August 2011 - 04:05 PM
#118
Posted 24 August 2011 - 04:58 PM
#119
Posted 24 August 2011 - 07:53 PM
MikeyI still do not understand all those ratings on the rods.
Maybe someone can explain to me better...?
For example, it's different brand of rod but...
brand #1 is 9'6" Medium power, fast action with 10~20lb line test
brand #2 is 9'6" medium power, fast action with 8~12lb only.
Someone told me to just look at the line rating before power/action. So 10~20lb rated rod is good for tossing heavier lures. But for heavier lures, should the rod have heavy or medium heavy power with fast action too? so that you can properly cast that damned heavy lure?
This should give you a better idea of power and rating
http://www.stcroixro...ction_and_power
#120
Posted 24 August 2011 - 08:22 PM
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