Fishing & Tackle Thread

>>855801
>get saltwater fishing advice from an autistic horse furry that goes saltwater fishing or from someone who makes every excuse possible to not go saltwater fishing

I'm gonna go with autismo on this one. Stop giving saltwater fishing advice if you don't go saltwater fishing.

>>855833
Shit, I told anon not to take advice from the stuff I wrote on pastebin and ask locally instead.

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Who's prepping for fly fishing this fall? Just made these over the weekend.making some hare's ears next.

I need to work fast, spent too much time tying a full box of nymphs and leech patterns for my uncle.

Also just bought a new 8'6" 5 wt. 4 piece so I can put it in a backpack.

Planning to do a few overnight stays in NH, VT, western Mass and maybe upstate NY where my uncle lives.

>>855833
He didn't give any advice aside from telling him to ask locals for advice.

Can you read, or are you the autistic horse furry whos been saltwater fishing twice?

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>>855855
>>855865
I can't wait to start giving advice on ice fishing. And to be fair I did reccommend a Penn but everybody else would anyway.

Is having a shitload of ball bearings a meme on surfcasting reels? What's the recommended number?

Hell I think my old as fuck reel has just one and it feels good.

>>855915
I think k most have 4 minimum
I like 5 if possible

>>855915
Is it a spinning reel? Because the number or type of bearings in a spinning reel won't affect casting at all, just the retrieve.

Anyway when you're getting into saltwater stuff, you are probably better off looking at the type of bearings rather than number. There are all sorts of shielded and sealed bearings that will keep the water out better. And then there are ceramic bearings when you start spending some money.

>>855932
I just started fishing again, always did saltwater, but I never got into technical stuff, mostly because I was a kid, and for me there were three kinds of reels, shitty ones, decent ones and the ones that felt great.

>>855855
I picked it up over the summer but I'm waiting for DH to open up in November so I can target trout. Is fall more dry fly or nymph focused? I got pretty good on cricket patterns and clouster minnows

>>855936
There is a price point with reels where once you start going higher and higher, you are paying for exotic materials or a "Made In" stamp. You don't have to spend a lot on a spinning reel to get something that will work well and last for years, especially for freshwater. There are a lot of good $30-$50 spinning reels. You might want to spend a little more if you will be dunking it in saltwater a lot though and hooking fish that will run out the drag for 20min.

But basically you can spend $100 on a reel or $200 on a spinning reel from the same company, and there's a good chance they will both be just as smooth and have the same internals but the $200 reel will have some carbon composite frame and carbon fiber whatever that will weight a couple ounces less. If you are going to be casting all day, the lighter one will be nice but it's hard to justify spending twice the money.

How do I catch anything other than bass and bluegills in rivers?

>>855915
I started surf casting on a Penn longbeach no. 60
Its not as important to have the best swiss watch of a fishing reel as it is to have a sturdy reliable reel that is pretty smooth

>>855952
Buy a fly rod and swing nymphs through holes if you have trout or put a bluegill cut in half on the bottom for catfish

>>855944
>"Made In" stamp

Never been a fan of that on anything. I always want performance related to price.

>>855955
I'm eyeing the Daiwa Opus 6000 because it looks like tank. I want something durable.

>>855962
>Daiwa Opus 6000
for the price point that looks like a good reel.
I didn't look too deeply at specs because $50ish is a fews seasons exendable backup for me and all reels in that price point will be about the same.

Try holding it 1st if you haven't. Weght is one thing that can make a decent reel crappy. I love my spinfisher 6500 but it's just too damned heavy for everyday on a 7' rod. Dropped to a 4500 and I'm in love with life again. Moved the 6500 to a 10 ft rod and the balance is much better.

>>855971
I think I'll be fine if I go with that one, my current reel weights around 800 gr, the Daiwa is lighter.

>>855962
I've got the 5k it's a nice reel

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>>855977
I posted this before, got three of them, quite heavy.

My father is probably going to start fishing again so I'll just have one, but the brake is pretty fucked up, the guide line too, I'm just considering getting a new couple.

He's old fashioned, never touched a computer and just said "Go Daiwa, I had a couple of them and they were awesome".

>>855981
Those look old as hell
But nothing some grease and polishing compound can't revive I bet

>>855984
About 25-30 years old, they need some maintenance and a couple of new parts but they work surprisingly well.

>>855865
Name one person other than skid here that has gone saltwater fishing.

Go on.

Just name one.

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Had a fairly productive hour on a tiny creek beside campus today. Mostly caught some rock bass but managed to snag a decent little largemouth and smallie off a Rebel Crawfish

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>>856050
here's the smallmouth, theses lures are too much fun

>>856047
Not that poster, but I have. I didn't catch anything. Then again, I was like 6yo at the time and didn't know shit about shit.

Who was it that got the shark in a previous thread?

>tfw I got a leftover spool of 30lb sufix braid for 15 dollars and it yielded around 220 yds
Local tackle shops are great

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>>856052
>>856050
>laying the fish down in dirt and gravel


REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>856066
thats like 3 dollars cheaper than normal price lmao

>>856069
a regular 150 yd spool is $25 m8

>>856071
LOL where the fuck are you buying your line? TW sells a 150 yard spool for $16

>>856073
Plus shipping

>>856077
... they have free shipping sales literally all the time. two day shipping is only $5. thats still cheaper then where ever you buy your shit from

>>856056
Actually let me change the question. Name one other person here that goes saltwater fishing frequently other than skid.

what bait / hooks should i use for catfishing

>>856047
Mainebub and hatchery anon I think

>>856081
Octopus circle hooks and bluegill cut up or dhad cut up

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>>856083
Can confirm about me fishing salt(hatchery anon)
And there are literally videos of mainebub fishing salt


I dont get out in the salt too often desu but ive been trying to get to the beach more often maybe once every few weeks

That and I go out on boats occationally

Pic was from a few times ago at the breachway

Also the few salt friends (one minimum) from fl
A few other guys on the long island sound that I know of including flukefriend

Plus urosaintsfan salted too

>>856047
I'm that poster and I go saltwater fishing multiple times a week

>>856080
just read this, and you're absolutely retarded. Skid goes to the salt MAYBE once a year.

>>856081
Depends what bait. Treble hooks (or special dough/dip bait trebles) if artificial or >>856084 for live or cut bait.

>>856080
Topkek

>>856047
Even I have gone saltwater fishing. I'm definitely on the ocean more than Skid, just not always with a rod. He lives in Ohio.

>>856100
>I have gone saltwater fishing.
Pics or it didn't happen

>>856105
I have them on a flash drive at home. Keep the thread bumped and I will upload them when I get home ;^)

>>855940
fall is more nymph. I also use bugger/leech patterns. No big bugs hatching in big numbers but there are definitely still dry patterns that work through october, like red ants and basic brown caddis patterns like hare's ear dries and adams.

>>856047
Me, damn near every day. a few puffers today. Lots of porgies and small sea bass. Nothing big but the water here on Cape Cod is starting to cool down and the fall striper migration south is starting so the next month should be balls to the wall.

>>856071
uh, I just got 300 yds of 40# at Cabelas for $27 last week. Not on sale either.

>>856111
Can we just be happy for the guy who paid less than he usually does

>>856112
This. Why is everybody shitting on it. That's not a bad price.

Idk about Suffix prices, but PowerPro is normally $32-$34 for a 300yd spool at Cabela's and Bass Pro. I try to buy from Dick's though, they have the best price at $28 for 300yds. I stocked up when Dick's had a buy one get one half off awhile back since it's not like I'm not going to use it eventually. Gotta jump on the good deals when you see it.

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>>856080
>nobody mentioned me
I go literally once a week.

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>>856113
>Why is everybody shitting on ____

>>856122
No one knows who you are
Start tripfagging or namefagging

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>>856080

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Would you fuck Mr. Wilde skid?

Don't lie.

>>856126
>tfw mobile
Post a gif already. Too lazy to open webm's.

>>856132
Foxes are disease ridden dimestore whores and I don't want aids

>>856140
You'd do it for 50 cents and a cheeseburger.

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>>856141
Kek. You gotta keep that trip

>>856080
Skid is a fucking troll. Don't believe a word he says.

Salties, post your most effective lures

>white crappie jigs
>gotcha plugs
>doc's goofy jigs
>spoolteks
>gulfstream flairhawks
>SPRO bucktails
>diamond jigs

>>856147
mackerel coloured 3oz striper swiper.

p.s. miss you faggots, been so busy with work, but fall trout season starts soon, talk to you all in a few weeks when I actually have some time to fish.

>>856147
Gotcha plugs
Fishbites (its more bait but I'd call it a lure)
Kastmasters
I prefer bait though
Sabiki rigs are lures right?

>>856148
Bub I'm thinking about a mid October striper trip to sandyhook nj
Tips?

>>856147
Spro bucktails
Gulp swimming mullett
Tsunami talkin popper 7 inch (cheap decent popper)

Also alternatively
12-16 ounce diamond jigs

>>856147
>bigger hammer swimbaits
>krocodile spoons
>zoom super fluke jr
>gulp baits in general

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Do any of you guys use goofy jigs or is it strictly a florida thing?

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Fall is coming. Post spinnerbaits!

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>>856160
>dat filename

>>856160
Why do you have so many of those if you don't have luck with them?

>>856163
>what is an iphone

>>856164
Pepsi has some weird disease where he feels the need to blow all of his money on lures.

>>856167
A device that puts the filename under the image?

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>>856047
Me

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>>856164
Pretty much this >>856168

I was actually running this Booyah Pond Magic in chartruese and black with one of those saltwater Gulp chartruese mullets as a trailer early in the spring and got a few nice bass on them. The little pond down the street from my house where I get tons of 12" largemouth, I was getting some ~3lb fish out of there. And had one that had to be 5lbs on the thing but spit it out a couple feet away from landing him.

>>856174
how the fuck does that help you absolute retard. only way we will know its you is if you include your face in every pic

>>856177
>>856174
wow nvm guess im the retard. thought you were responding to >>856128

>>856164
Sometimes these white/silver/gold ones hit pretty well too but I do run inlines more. When the water is cooler though spinnerbaits can do work right as the sun is going down and they are fun to fish.

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>>856164
>>856180
Forgot pic

>>856178

No worries, I've been on 4chan long enough that I expect replies filled with rage.

>>856168
I mean I do too, but I usually get things I haven't tried or a variation what's been working

>>856180
I always have good luck slow rolling them over the bottom in the cooler months. Especially if you can find some rocks to bounce over.

>>856181
Why use spinner baits, and not just spoons or plugs? Just curious. I use spoons for large mouth pretty effectively when they aren't being lazy.

>>856186
I have founds spoons to be super effective with saltwater fish but I've never caught a bass with one.

Finally tried a drop shot this weekend with a 5 inch fluke. Caught a bass. No one else caught jack shit. Go me.

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>>856186
Because spinnerbaits are almost impossible to get snagged

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>>856186
Idk, I never got into spoons. I have a few and maybe I need to run them a little. Spinners just really seem to get their attention in cloudy or darker water better than plugs.

>tfw almost time to break out the topwater again
I was looking for a good black something topwater when I was at Dick's last weekend but those Yamamoto ones I had my eye on are gone. Only dark one was a cheaper Strike King Banshee popper. I think I need to stop by Bass Pro and see what they have over there for the night time. And I want to get a couple casts with the two silver/clear ones on the left of the pic. The one on top is a Yo-Zuri 3DB and I got that at the beginning of summer and the action is incredible but I haven't had much of a chance to use it sucessfully.

Anyone float fish for Salmon/steelhead?

>>856204
I used to but flyfishing is what I do now

>>856081
It depends on the type of catfish. Flatheads favor live bait, so I usually take some worms and black perch. You can use anything though as long as it's alive: bluegill, baby carp, goldfish, bullhead, dink size crappie. It's important to take at least two different types of bait to increase your chances of success. Be sure to check your local regulations regarding bait.

Blue and channel catfish eat anything that they can smell. This includes live bait, but you can always do very well with cut bait such as carp, shad, bluegill, etc. Stink bait can be productive at times. So can liver: chicken, turkey, beef, and beaver (my favorite). Don't overlook insects, both larval and adult. Grubs, grasshoppers, hellgrimites, and catalpa worms have all been used to take home channels. Again, the larger variety of bait equals higher success because you can more quickly determine what the catfish are in the mood for at the time.

Hook type is all about preference. Regular J-hooks require you to set the hook. Kahle hooks pretty much set themselves, but it doesn't hurt to set the hook if you like. Circle hooks cannot have any manual hookset. This results in a lost fish. Simply let the fish run and the hook sets itself. This poses problems if a fish takes the bait and swims toward the angler, creating slack in the line.

Ultimately, what you use is determined by the conditions you are fishing in. As you gain experience and build up a fair repertoire of tackle, you'll be able to know what will work best.

>>856210
Where do you get beaver from? Do people just trap em for fur and give away the meat or something?

I normally get my stanky beaver from the bar but never gone fishing with it, I kick her out in the morning.

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>>856214

>>856207
Any recommendations for shot patterns? There is a storm coming Wednesday so there should be a few fish washed down and the river will be fast moving with a depth of 1-1.5 m deep.

>>856232
I might just have to vote this year

Kind of a newbie question, but can anyone reccomend a cheap and functional filet knife?

>>856251
Anything in the walmart fishing section

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>>856047
I've gone multiple times this year. surf fishing is currently my favorite

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Is there a correct way to de-spool a spinning reel?

I wanna replace my 6lb test mono with 8lb test since I keep breaking line.

Its pretty old too.

If I bring it to dicks do you think they would despool and respool if I bought the line there?

>>856240
Dude you live in Florida, IDK what your politics are but either way that's where the votes are needed.

>>856290
You better go out and vote Trump not that it matters in Cali but still the last thing we need is more Mexicans shitting up our lakes

Everytime I've seen Mexicans fishing they always leave a bunch of beer cans and chip bags and cigarette butts everywhere and always keep whatever they catch regardless of any bag or size limits in place

>>856290
>>856296
There's that new Clinton commercial with Donald Trump saying all this funny fucked up stuff and it's supposed to be bashing him, but it makes me want to vote for him even more just because I'm curious to see what would happen if we elected somebody who wasn't just a career political pawn.

Anyone know of a saltwater lure that would resemble one of these? They're called tiger grubs / striped killifish and i see hundreds upon hundreds of them every time I go out to the backwaters.

I'd love to have either some soft plastics or plugs that resemble these with the stripes but my searches haven't really turned up anything.

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>>856401
forgot pic

>>856402
You could buy some Berkley power pro white swim baits and sharpie in the lines.

>>856402
>>856401
http://www.basspro.com/Berkley-PowerBait-Slim-Shad/product/13121709264237/

>>856286
Just pull the line off (with the bail open obviously).

I've tried every way imaginable and none are any easier than others.

As for Dicks, I would doubt it. Even if they do, I wouldn't trust them to do it. The few that I've been to have generic employees who know the bare minimum to do their job. Search YouTube for how to spool new line on your reel if you've never done it before. It's very simple.

>>856409
This looks good but the color is wrong, I'll probably try em out anyways. Thanks.

>>856214
My local bait shop carries it once a year. It sells quick. You can trap them, but that's starting up one hobby to support another. $$$$

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>>856296
Don't worry I plan to.

>>856251
Dexter russel makes some that are 15 bucks.

>>856402
http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-XPS-Swimming-Minnow/product/1408290631374/
You could buy this^ in the perch color, it is similar pattern but also bigger than the fish you posted.

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>>856154
those worked good for pompano in the yucatan. didnt know it was a florida thing. they work good on west coast shallow water rockfish if you tip them with a piece of squid.

>>856142
why do you and kvd keep reposting my fishn' chick pics?

>>856439
That is absolutely perfect, I love the yellow because the ones here are a yellowinsh color.

Size is perfect to because the one I posted was a little small, most of them are in the 3-4 inch range

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>>856286
most places will unspool for you if youre respooling there.

if youre doing it yourself, please cut the line into smaller shorter pieces before disposing in the trash.

>>856449
why should you cut the line up? I've always just bunched it up than wrapped it around itself to make a tight ball

>>856251
Shrade makes one for 25 dollars shipped. With a leather sheath.

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>>856450
most trash goes to the land fill. birds go to the landfills. fishing line kills wildlife

mono will eventually rot. braid takes a lot longer. when you respool line at a shop the line gets chopped before it goes into the trashcan (well its supposed to) some places that sell berkeley products have a machine that does the cutting for them.

if anyone else is interested in tiger grub plugs I also found these

http://www.basspro.com/Rapala-Husky-Jerk-Minnow/product/2827/?hvarAID=shopping_googleproductextensions

Ordered a couple of em.

>>856462
Surely it wouldn't cause a problem if it's balled up, but I get what you're saying. I do feel like a tight ball of line would be safer than many small lengths, though.

>>856462
I have a camp fire often. Normally a ball of line in a plastic baggie gets thrown into a nice hot fire...

>>856441
>>856449
>>856142
>tfw where I live even taking a paddlefish out of the water is grounds for a steep fine and jail time.

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>>856441
I save them all for OP pics and just post them when I'm talking shit and have no relevant OC to post. You or somebody else has reposted a bunch I used for OP pics in the past.

>>856485
>Pepsi posts saltwater fishing pics but will never hit the beach again

Damn...really makes you think huh?

>>856487
>autist posts the same thing again for the 10,000,000,000 time

Anyone here been fishing in Norway b4? Was it comfy ?

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>>856402
These are pretty close

>>855808

Bitch is gonna ruin that leather.

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Meanwhile... No fishin today.

>>856402
Cute? POST CUTIES

>>856462
>machine that does it for them

Isn't that machine called an abused paper shredder?
>>856469
In Ohio you're within your rights to snag one and club it to death for the fin of it
Ohio is an uncivilised place
>>856489
Actually its 9,086,153,888 times
If you're going to be autistic at least have the common courtacy to do it right
>Trust me I'm a professional

>>856501
Fishfucking anon?

>>856505
>>856506
Where did my trip go

>>856489
>implying it's just me
>implying it's not a dank me me at this point

>>856528
retarded is what it is

>>856534
It can't be more retarded than living 5 minutes from the ocean but driving 30 minutes to a pond to catch dinks instead.

>>856539
Sorry to dissapoint you, but it is.

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>>856490
I'm actually Norwegian and live right by the coast!(like literally 50m from the ocean) its pretty nice fishing here. Picture is a Lyr(I think they're called Pollacks in English )i caught today it was 3.250kg and I got it almost immediately :) it will be good dinner this Thursday :)

>>856539
You do know I just rented a new house even closer to the ocean...

I don't feel like moving all this shit this weekend.

>>856546
Fish the ocean instead then

>>856147
Speed craw in pumpkin on a pompano jig. Good for sight fishing on flags

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I played hookey from work for a couple hours and this is all I caught, must be karma.

>>856563
is it dead?

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>>856556
I wonder what ventures up the canals.

>>856568

Snagged a dead fish, that's a first for me.

>>856573

Let me know if there's anything interesting there.

>>856573
Sneks, gators, illegal immigrants, probably a sea cow or 2.

>>856573

You do realize there's a fishing pier in your pic right?

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>>856573
>this is what hell looks like.

>>856584
The canals are literally down the street though. I would have to ride my bicycle to the pier.

>>856582
No gators in those, that has to be completely salt. A little further north there is a big canal that runs west and I have fished that one maybe 15mi inland and gotten largemouth and seen gators. These are little canals where you can have your boat on the ocean within a few minutes.

Are there any slip bobbers that don't require you to remove everything from your line that still allow you to reel in everything under the bobber to the hook?

>>856589

Red Power Ranger.

>>856540
Nah, fuck off.

>>856595
Take a red and white clip on bobber and twist the wire hook 90° so it makes a loop instead of clamping on your line

>>856609
And how do I stop it from sliding with that big of a gap?

>>856611
Bead
E
A
D

>>856612
>how to get bead on without removing everything from the line?

>>856613
Why do you you need to remove the bead

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>>856624
I'm looking for a way to get a bobber on my line without the hassle of removing the hook and weights.

>>856631
But why do you need to get the bead off?

>>856631
A SLIP bobber that is,

>>856633
There's not a bead on it to begin with.

>>856639
Confirmed for troll

>>856642
I just want to rig a slip bobber without cutting off the hook and tying it on again and having to deal with slip on stops.

>>856644
No you're going out of your way to ignore the person trying to help you

>>856644
wow cause tying the hook back on takes a wopping 20 seconds. what a hassle amirit?

>>856584
>fishing pier
grrrrrrrrr ruttin fruckin summanabi@tch

Had a 20-24" blue tonight, landed it (great fun fight) but I was on a fishing deck and tried to lift it instead on walking down to grab it.

No fish on my grill tonight, FML....

>>856673
I'm not ignoring you, I don't have the line rigged for a slip on i.e. no bead is on the line to begin with. No stop on the line. Just a hook, swivel, and split shot. Wondering if there was a viable alternative to cutting everything off and starting from fresh.

>>856675

Well if there's a way I can avoid it I'd like to, yes.

>>856685
the amount of time youve spent on here trying ot find a solution you could have cut your line and retied 30 times by now

>>856686
But I can't fish at work anon.

>>856631
>>856644
>>856638
Snap-on slip bobber.

>tfw going Salmon fishing for the first time

I hope I catch something boys. I have wanted to do this for so long

>>856690
>Snap-on slip bobber.
Precisely what I was hoping for. Thanks!

>>856692
Good luck

>>856690
>>856692
was about to link this
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Freshwater-Tackle-Easy-On-Slip-Bobbers/701930.uts?productVariantId=1222616&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=15967000&rid=20&gclid=COiU0ejVjc8CFQmQaQodxwcNSw&gclsrc=aw.ds

or any other bobber with the line in the side.

Really sorry that skids an autistic freak.

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>>856692
good luck.

>>856725
Is that a flatchest girl or a feminine man?

>>856728
look like chick legs to me

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Would I lose casting distance (specifically with throwing 1/16 and 1/8 jig heads) if I switched from 6 lb mono to 20 lb braid?

Spinning reel if that matters

>>856733
yes. why would you run 1/8 oz lures on 20lb braid?

>>855855
Only other fly fishing anon here it seems... haven't gotten to the stage of tying my own flies, but I'm trying to figure out now what midges to use. Copper Johns and zebra midges aren't working so hot anymore. Gonna test out some hairs ears and other dry patterns soon. Also, it's almost spawn time, so egg patterns also gonna be a must soon

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Idea
>put pic related on a kastmaster
>put soft plastic on pic related
>fish anywhere with spoon/soft plastic

>>856734
Because I'm throwing into a lot of weeds

>>856735
Don't forget pheasant tails and caddis larvae

>>856737
Get 10, or 15 pound braid

>>856733
Yeah. They might be similar in diameter but braid creates more friction sliding out and it's more lightweight meaning that it stays in the air longer. It should still be decent to cast if you get quality braid and have a good rod.

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>>856047
me

>>856733
Maybe. Compare the diameter of each. Supposedly braid absorbs more water than mono, thus becoming heavier as it gets wet. I can't attest to this though. I could never get used to braid because I grew up on mono.

Why are you wanting to fish braided line? What will you be fishing for?

>>856745
Not that fag but I switched from using 12lb mono on everything to braid (powerpro) only. My cast distance went up maybe 20%. The sensitivity gains alone are normally worth it,

>>856739
Thinking 15 is prob sufficient but I would feel more confident with 20 than 15 especially if I get ran into lillypads

>>856745
Because I'm fishing in a very weeded pond and have already brought in multiple weed covered bigguns that I really had to be patient and exercise a lot of finesse bringing in so the line didn't snap
And if I got a true kraken on and it was able to run me into the lillypads it would definitely break me off

>>856747
I fish alot of trashy areas for catfish. Its easier for me to break off my rig and re-tie with the mono than try to roll over whatever i happen to be snagged on. Lately I've been thinking about switching to braid for crappie fishing, but I picked up 1400 or so yards of mono that was on sale last spring.

>>855952
Run a river rig for catfish, depending on the size of the river

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>>856733
>lose casting distance
YES.

for ul fishing I like to use nanofil or power pro micro braid (4-8 pound test) they will allow you to gain casting distance with 1/16th and 1/8 jigs.

>>856747
Do the colors of the braided line fade or bleed out? I would like to try some in hi vis.

>>856758
not on high quality ones like windtamer, suffix, or powerpro. spiderwire bled for me and I've seen some chinashit get nasty fast.

>>856751
If you're in thick pads you'll want at least 30
I'd say go for 15 its worth it for casting gains
Even 15 you'll get your lure back more often than not unless you're flipping into trees, thick pads, and docks constantly
And even then you should be okay

>>856759
My high VI's power pro faded
On a long cast o get to yellow but for the first pretty big distance its nearly white

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>>856736
Johnsons silver minnow with a trailer.

>>856760
I'm mostly throwing into weed beds and I've been avoiding the lillypads cause I know with 6 lb mono that's just asking to be broken off

I suppose the real difference is just how much heavier is 20 lb braid than 6 lb mono (assuming friction to be insignificant)

I know I could probably make up for any lost distance if I went with a moderate action medium light power rod but I don't own one currently and don't want to have to drop the dosh on a new rod right now

>>856763
I guess maybe I'll pick some up. I really like to see the line when dead sticking crappie that are biting light. Is it a huge increase in sensitivity compared to mono?

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Ordered this today, with a neon green tube. I figured if I'm not gonna catch anything, I might as well have fun casting.

This is on salt, they say it can catch lingcod, striped bass.

>>856766
With 15 you're nearly tripling your breaking strength while improving casting distance. You should be good with either but I'd go for 15

>>856767
Definitely
Put on a flouro leader and rock it

>>856769
20 lb would be more than tripling my breaking strength and would really open up a lot more possibilities (frogging for one)

I'll ask the guy at the tackle shop next time I go since it appears too close to call based on the responses

>>856784
>>856769
>>856751
>>856733


20# powerpro is 6# mono equivalent...

>>856147
White zoom fluke & jighead
1/4 oz kastmaster
Big hammer in city shrimp (any white/blue/green/pink will work as well)
Yum grub for LRF.

>>856733
You would be better off running 10lb or 15lb braid instead. While 20lb braid is about the same diameter as 6lb mono, mono is smoother than braid and casts a little further with the same diameter. If you run 10lb braid, you will have double the strength and be able to cast better.

Why does high/low pressure make a difference with fish feeding?

>>856736
Siwash hook would probably be less work and you can buy open eye to be able to switch out hooks easily. One problem with baitholder for lure is that the eye is too small for a split ring and you can't out it on a welded ring so you have to work around that

>>856861
Opps i didn't see the weed guard. Maybe you can try to put a weed guard onto a siwash or try to find one with a weed guard. I imagine that might still be easier to mess with the eye so it can fit onto a lure.

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Do you think there's any fish here?

>>856858
There is something where pressure changes get them moving but once it gets too high or too low they stop biting.

>>856759
All braid fades eventually. The base fibers repel dye so it's basically painted with ink

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>>856886
Doubtful.

>>856763
>>856759
>>856758
>>856969
It has more to do with UV than washing off. So, if you keep your spools covered with something that stops all light, the color will last FAR longer than without. Some aluminum foil works perfect for that.

>>856975
That's for storage and the majority of the line on the spool. Check your last 20 yards of braid after you've had a lure on for a long time and you'll see how badly faded it gets

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>>856986
I keep the line completely covered until I'm ready to cast at the water and I cover it as soon as I'm done. I don't have fading issues. Although, my braided line is most used for night fishing catfish. So, it is far less affected by UV when in actual use. lol

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>tfw mullet run is slowly starting
>tfw soon it will be possible to catch a fish every cast

My body is ready.

>>857015
Take me with you

>>856768
it can catch almost anything really. I'd recommend adding a pork rind strip as a sweetener to your diamond jig

>all these pics of girls and big catches
How common is it for girls to be into this hobby in your area?

I'm very interested in fishing but there is still a bit of a stigma / weirdness surrounding women and fishing in mine (east eu).

>>857166
almost every girl in my area (rural U.S. town) at least knows how to fish even if they dont enjoy it. some of them do though.

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Caught this Red fish and 2 larger ones at the Galveston fishing pier, tons of them biting along with some big Jack fish. Great day on the pier. aside from a horrid sun burn.

>>857166
There's a joke where the punchline is the fish was prettier than the girl who caught it. That's the kind of "woman" who is normally into fishing more than just being a social event. Thus far, that has held true where I live.

>>857175
Sciaenops ocellatus?

>>857179
Yep.

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>>857177
but fish are aestheticaly pleasing
except for carp

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>>857186
Are you sure?

>>857175
>fish Pepsi "freshcuck" Fag will never catch

>>857225
>that poster thats constantly obsessed with what another man does in his free time

you need to kill yourself my dude.

>>857233
>not on the pepsicuck bandwagon
I think you have to reconsider who should kill who's-self

Opps
My trip broke again

>>857236
why the fuck would I? are you guys gay for him or something?

>>857240
We are trying to use the power of meme magic to get him to the beach.

What time does fishing general go to bed?
I always went to sleep at 10 but recently have been going to bed at like 8
Feels weird to be up past 8 tonight night fishing

>>857251
Around 11
Usually the next two hours are the most active

>>857251
I normally pass out around 9pm, but a lot of days I take a nap after work. So I was out at like 4pm today and just got up an hour ago. Went over to the new house to try and get the sprinkler system figured out. Got covered by spiders.

>>857078
No. I want to catch fish not fuck them.

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Tfw Pepsi doesn't know how to fish chatterbaits so he says they're a meme

>>857251
Anywhere from 9pm-1am depending on how my day went

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>>857258

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>>857259

>>857258
He doesn't know how to fish period. He compensates for this by buying thousands of dollars worth of lures. I've never seen him post one good bass, they're all pond dinks.

>>857253
>>857254
>>857258
Back up until a few months ago I would fall asleep from 10 at night to anytime to 1 ish am
But I was able to function on 3 hours of sleep a night even with full days of hard work
Then like a month ago I started going to sleep at like 8-830 and I feel old and tired

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>>857260
This one was on a senko, which went flying when the fish jumped. This fish fought really really well for it's size. It stripped drag and jumped a whole lot.

I also had lots of luck with some zoom horny toads, but most of the fish I got with those were dinks.

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>>857262
You got me.

>>857258
4chan is being retarded tonight. This will probably be a repeat post.

I'll give them a few more months before I totally give up on them. It's still real warm here. But the occaisional bass still hits a Mepps or Rapala. I had high hopes for the chatterbaits too but a single snek is the only thing that has even gone for it.

I'm guessing the water is still too warm and the bass don't want to hit big shit like that. I was suprised I got that guy on the X-Rap last weekend.

>>857263
Sometimes falling asleep as late as 4 am when I was waking up at 6

Now I like need 8+ hours of sleep or I feel like shit

Maybe the eel fishing tonight will be worth feeling like shit all work tomorrow

Would post pictures but it's pitch dark

>>857265
What is that 2.1 pounds? You sure got him!

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>>857269
I sure did!

>>857265
Have you tried going super slow with it? I mean like slow enough to barely make it vibrate. A trailer also helps a bit.

>>857207
What is the name of that type? That's pretty awesome and reverse image search isn't doing jack shit.

How much leader should I attach? And what's the conversions for attaching braid to mono or flouro?(eg I'm using #20 braid)

>>857275
I've tried it every which way. Different colors, different times. You gotta remember the constant sun and heat here means lots of baits don't work from April to like November so we'll see what happens in the winter.

>>857276
Albino bristlenose plecostomus.

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>>857277
Why do you need a leader? Are you going to be bouncing off of sharp rocks and stuff?

If you are just bass fishing or whatever, don't even waste the time. They don't care.

>>857169
>almost every girl in rural U.S. town
That's because all of their Dads fish and little girls lurve their Daddies

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>>856047

Thats where I fish exclusively anon, its a must when you're city's freshwater sources are some of the lakes with the biggest pressure in the NATION.


Having said that, I haven't been here in a while, just caught the fish in pic related yesterday. about 18-20 pounds each.

1/2

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>>857291

Each fish came on my 20# rig, boy what a fight, the second one kicked my ass.

Almost landed one on my bass rod (read calico bass). That rod has balls man, I could have landed it had it not been for the mess of a tangle I got into. 6 people with half hooked on a fish. Kinda hard to go tuna fishing with 55 people on the boat and only 4 deck hands.

If any anons are on the san diego area, go now, fish are biting and they're nice fish on 20 pound line.

>>857278
can confirm 90% of baits do jack shit under the florida sun

I even have trouble in salt getting bites on artificials, slow moving plastics are really all that do anything for more than panfish.

>>857361
Finally some support.

Late January and February seems to be the only time I can consistently get bass on crankbaits and spinners etc.

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>>857295
what boat did you ride. Its been cattle boats on every ride this year. i'm booked for anacapa this w/e, theyre getting good sized yf and yt.
got a bunch of new flat falls to use.

Anybody here well rounded with boat knowledge?

I want to buy a boat. I live in Williamsburg, VA and will mostly be catfishing in the James and Chickahominy, and possibly the Potomac, York, etc. but rarely.

Should I be looking for a fiberglass or aluminum boat? I'm thinking of getting a center console for speed to travel the rivers, but I've always loved pontoon boats for catfishing because of all the space.

>>857295
I live in San Diego but just started getting into fishing, so I just fish the local lakes. Can't wait to go to a pier or out on a boat

>>857166
They're all paid models or just out on a boat with their boyfriends

Plenty of girls say they're into fishing but that just means they went a couple times while vacationing as part of an activity with friends and/or family

I have never met a girl who fishes on a near daily basis like most of the regulars in this general

>>855808

As someone who's never fished before, would this be a good idea to purchase to get into the sport?

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/north-hobart/fishing/fishing-gear/1123987284

>>857468
>http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/north-hobart/fishing/fishing-gear/1123987284

Don't waste money on new gear. Find used tackle at garage sales and flea markets.

>>857468
That doesn't look like a bad deal, plus you could always lowball dude and walkaway for like $120. Those Shakespeare rods are cheap, not sure about the Abu. But dude is only asking $150 AUD.

But if you're brand new, make sure that is what you actually want and will use it. If you end up fishing freshwater rivers, 3 surf combos will be useless.

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>>857278
>Albino bristlenose plecostomus

So, basically, "Mynocks".

>>857286
I wanna be their daddy ;)

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>>857436
hit shelter island or crystal pier. theres lots of mackerel and a few bonito getting caught.

Question or Skid or any other salt fly angler.
I have a chance to get a used St Croix 8/9 wt rod for cheap.
Never fly fished
Any ideas for a salt reel that wont break the bank. I did a little looking and Okuma SLV came up which is like 50ish but not really a salt reel. Should I care? Do I really need to spend #2-300 and then another 80 for line?

>>857286
I wish I was a little girl

>>857614
So it wouldn't feel so strange when your uncle touched you last night?

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Spoiled ass minnows.. Wont eat bread, wont eat cheese its.. Will only eat fucking ritz crackers...

>>857434
If your query is under 40 pounds, its not rough water, and your anchor in good I'd trust a 12 foot aluminum boat with a small outboard

>>857597
Any reel is a salt reel if you take care of it
Rinse it in fresh clean water after every trip, and every 3-4 months open it up and do a quick detailing, then once a year open it up for a deep clean

>>857597
And Cabela's prestige plus line has worked well for me, once you're good enough to appreciate expensive line then go for name-brand top dollar

>>857597
>>857689
But trust me you'll suddenly realise how expensi e fly fishing is when you hook something toothy (bluefish, mackerel, bonnethead, etc) and learn that fly that costs 5 bucks each is a consumable and not a permanent purchase

>>857597
>Skid
>Salt Fly Angler

He just picked up fly fishing a few months ago and has fished in the ocean a handful of times. I'm not sure he is the one to ask.

>>857692
I dont even think he fishes desu. he says he goes to the ocean once every other year but other than idk

>>857683
>>857687
>>857689
>>857690
Fucking consolidate your posts. No wonder these threads fill up so fast.

>>857695
Don't tell me how to

>>857695
>>857703
Live my life

>>857692
I obviously believe, right or wrong, that Skid has positive info or I wouldn't have asked. I see him as someone that goes "all in" and learns what is good, bad, or indifferent and I'm OK with trusting in that. You don't have to.

>>857687
>>857689
>>857690
thx, I kinda figured any reel would be OK if I take care of it (which I'm not the greatest at because, well, ... lazy) but I haven't trashed my spinning reels yet and every one gets at least one yearly deep cleaning/greasing.

Off to catch that blue I dropped the other day. That bi@tch is gonna be mine

>>857415
I went on the san diego out of seaforth, best boat in the fleet imo.


>>857436

piers are absolute shit, save money, buy yourself a 20# or 30# outfit or rent from the landing and go and learn on half days.

Or learn how to fish the surf or on the rocks in the bay.

And don't forget to get your ocean stamp on your license

>>857727
Well if you rinse it after the trips and do a yearly detail it should work well enough
Just watch your drag components those are important in salt

>>857727
Oh and bring the rod to a fly shop and get a professional opinion on line weight if you can
I prefer an exact weight because I know what its made for and can go up or down a weight depending on situation (let's say I'm fishing an 8 weight rod in a small Creek, I'd probably use 9 weight double taper line to cast heavy flies better in tighter spaces, of if I'm in wide open bays and need to cover water I might use a 7wf line to cast farther and cover more water

>>856402
>striped killifish
http://bpi.ebasicpower.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=409_631_147_8&products_id=182&zenid=3991225752068c8e1665f7524bb9fefd
http://bpi.ebasicpower.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=409_631_147_8&products_id=7&zenid=3991225752068c8e1665f7524bb9fefd

>>857280
I'm new and lost shitload of line (maybe 30 yards or more) being retarded. Maybe I should respool the line instead

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My Acme Kastmaster's hook started getting rusty after only 2 times out on the salt. I washed the lure with tap water when I went home, so I don't know why.

What should I replace the hook with? I heard replacing the treble with a single hook and adding some bucktail is great. What should I buy anon?

>>857597
I would grab it while you can. As far as reels go check ebay. theres china made reels that have decent drags, made out of milled aluminum (not plastic) and are dirt cheap.

>>857902
vmc 9626 in the appropriate size.

>>857902
Bugger bucktail pit a soft plastic (curly tail or fluke) on it

has anyone here fished for brook trout in lakes?

there's a lake near my new place stocked with brookies by the fisheries ministry, all my shit is for bass. guy at a tackle shop told me to try lighter mono line opposed to the heavier braid i have on to punch through all the vegetation im used to and to use really small mepps spinners.

been trying to find decent bass spots here but seems impossible without a boat (most of the lakes are accessed by boating through rivers, but the brook stocked one has two shorefishing spots)

>>857902
Steel wool will knock the rust off.. And you can melt down some wax and give the hooks a quick dip. Hit em with a heatgun after dipping to get off any excess. Wont stop the fish from biting but will slow any rust.

>>857730
I usually surf at south mission and I see guys fishing off the jetty there every time. I was thinking that could be my first shot since I could do other shit too.

>>857572
That's the pier I had in mind haha but I'll give the jetty a shot first unless friends want to go

>>858017
I've never fished the beaches north of the southern edge of silverstrand, mostly stay in between IB pier and silverstrand.

Gotta tell you though, seen that jetty many times going in and out on the sportboats and it seems very fishy given the right conditions, I heard a guy caught a 30lb yellow off it last year

>>858020
mission jetty is fun no doubt. there sand bass, halibut, macs, perch ect.. used to fish it all the time when i lived in pb. In the bay across from the bait tanks is usually pretty good too.

Now that I have the day off so I can deal with this moving bullshit, I just want to go fishin all day.

Had what I can only assume is he biggest fish I've ever hooked on line for about 10 seconds last night. Hit my xrap and took off pulling drag and shaking its head. Tossed the hook dammitsomuch. What an adrenaline rush though.
I'm guessing stripper the way the lure was getting bumped beore the hit.

>>858219
That's like when I had what I assume was a huge snek a couple months back. Except I was fighting for closer to 2min until he wrapped me up. By far the biggest thing I have ever hooked, or at least the strongest. My heart was racing for the next 15min. I have never had anything run out 30yds of line in a couple seconds right after I set the hook.

>>858220
Pepsi, go hook into a jack small in the salt with 20 pound braid
You'll have heart attack and fall in love

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>>858267
Small jack* sorry I've got an ear infection and I'm not sleeping well so I'm out of it

>>858268
My trip keeps breaking

>>858220
Yeah, it's a great feeling.
I think I might keep my drag too low as a rule and it may be costing me hook sets. I keep it so when I jerk a lure it peels just the smallest amount of drag from water resistance.

Also picked up that St Croix fly rod. 8/9 wt. 9'
great condition, great price. If I don't use it I can flip it easily for what I paid. Now just need a reel, and backing, and line, and time to play with it Gonna wait for the winter and learn to toss line then.

>>858268
That fish just looks pissed off. You can tell it would put up a good fight.

>>858272
I keep my drag fairly low too (considering it is 15lb braid) just so I can have a little fun. But it's also kinda set so a feisty ~3lb bass is about where they can start pulling. With that giant snek, I might have been able to keep him from getting the line tied up on whatever if I tightened it up right away but no way he still wouldn't pull line out if I had the drag tight just to the breaking point of the line.

>>858275
They do
Look up videos of jack fishing and see how they go

>>858272
Go on amazon and get the slv then go on the Cabela's website and get #30 backing and some prestige plus wf-f saltwater
Also you can buy pre made leaders and tippits but I'd look into tying your own
You'll tie a lot of knots in them while you're learning and is cheaper to make your own and toss it once you've buggered it

And if you can only know three new knots, know the nail knot, the improved bloodknot, and the perfection loop

>>858267
>>858268
>>858271
skid..

>>858286
Kek.

>>858304
>>858286
Sometimes when you have the 'tism it can be hard to

>>858306
form complete and coherent thoughts and you end

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>>858307
up totally fucking up threads with half-thoughts and furfaggotry

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>>858286
I'm a woodpecker

>>858313
I want to know what you look like so badly

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>>858320
Almost time for fresh bread

>>858322
Glorious, that's exactly what I expected.

>>858323
Buttered toast
>>858310
I may be a fag but I know a nice rear when I see one
Trap plox?

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>>858341

>>857614
Btfo Moot!