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Thanks Mike! They are a similar design but the Die Hard vests are made locally, better quality material and much better zippers. The vedder vests are good but the Die Hard vests are just that much better. The Die Hards are available in the traditions style as well as the pin tail style

We usually do but we are currently sold out of our salmon leaders at the moment

I've been cheap and using fly backing in a nail knot, with beads. I think they hold better too

we do sell pre-tied leader boards that come with 10 leaders with a variety of soft bead colors and sizes sea-run.com/products/pre-tied-river-salmon-leader-boards

@@searunflytackle In Ontario Canada ?

@@mirmushtaqali9388 were located in Coquitam B.C but we can ship out to Ontario

it will as long as you can set it to free spool to cast. it may take a little bit more weight than if you were using a spinning reel or a centrepin but it will definitely do the job.

@searunflytackle thank you for replying. It's daiwa 375 spins really nice, I've had it sitting around. Found an older 10' med heavy Kevlar graphite in great shape at a thrift store for $30 . Never tried bar fishing, mainly fly fish / lure . Tried float fishing last year, didn't do bad, but others definitely did better, I blame my bait.

Glad you found it useful!

For a smaller tie in point. the amount of flash behind the bead can make the tie in point somewhat bulky

you can still catch and retain those species and there is no quota for those species

@@searunflytackle okay thanks for the info!

It is a liquid sealer, I am unaware of the formula or an alternative

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If it is private in the sense that it is a lake that was built on the property and they stocked their own than you can. If it is a natural body of water that just has private property around it you cant use cast nets or any type of net to catch them, hook and line only.

@@searunflytackle it is a private lake. The water itself is owned. I bought a cast net, it was 123$ and works amazing, I just wanted to catch minnows, why are cast nets illegal?

They just arnt a legal method to fish in bc. It doesn't matter if the lake is on private property, if it is a natural body of water the province owns the water and the fish that are in it.

Come on by, we can get your sorted!

@@searunflytackle I'm in northern Michigan🤣

@@HelgraMike We can ship out east aswell! Free shipping on orders over 150 within canada sea-run.com/products/islander-tr3-mooching-reel?variant=39295105859717 Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the feedback!

We have not but it would definitely work! just have to downsize length of the materials. either a very light 1/64oz compleat angler jig head. or there are head turner beads on the market (jig beads) that you can pair up with jig hooks to make a variety of different size's

Thanks for your reply. I pour and tie my own jigs. I’ve tied some up in in 1/16 and 1/64 and sent them up to another UA-camr to test them this early season and report back to me how/which ones fished the best. I told him he’s got a couple months before I fly up.

not shore fishing specifically. these maps books cover both shore fishing & fishing from a boat. some lakes are just more friendly from shore than others so depending on the lake you might see more infomation on shore fishing than others.

We use a split ring between the two crane swivels to get the desired length for the hook to sit behind the hoochie. and then the top split ring in order to connect the rigged hoochie to the spinner. no exact advantage doing it this way. you could always use a bead chain swivel aswell to get the hook to sit far enough back instead. just the way we like to rig it up. Thanks hopefully this helps!

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Thanks Andres! we'll see you soon

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Only time will tell

not a problem at all for springs! i prefer the larger centerpins myself when fishing for springs

We have spooled up a few and they take roughly about 50 yards of 20lb backing & 150 yards of 20lb monofilament. physical weight im not sure we dont have a scale at the shop. ill ask and get back to you though! Thanks for watching -Tyler

Thanks Colin

You and many Haha. Thanks for watching Dan

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Its a Renzetti Traveler c2003 sea-run.com/products/renzetti-traveler-2300-series-vise

I often add a coat of Loon UV knot sense, especially if the knot is going to be going through the guides frequently but sometimes I forget. If I am just adding a butt to a sink tip I will typically leave it uncoated. Cheers!

Thank you, so do I.

That is a great tip Ron, I will try that next time!

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That is correct. clicker engaged. Thanks for watching

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definitely will work. depending on the water a jig could be better as its weighted and will allow your presentation to stay down in the strike zone. but no reason an intruder wouldnt work under a float setup. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment. i typically like to peg my bead about 2 inches above the hook. a bit of a larger gap than what appears in the video