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@MarioHinojosa-c3d we spool up the real with 10 to 12lb braid depending on the rod capacity no more than 15lb braid. 85% braid and rest is mono. Float rod all braid fluorocarbon leader

@MarioHinojosa-c3d the rods are 10'6" weighted for 3/4 oz 6-12 and we made them even lighter the other rod is a 6-8lb rod 9'6" my float rods a 12' 6-15

@@Hoyfishingcom Again sir, thank you very much for responding. I only ask these questions because I bought a stack of these lures from you a couple of months ago based on your recommendations and am planning to start using them in the next couple of weeks with the weather/water cooling down here in the Woodland, wa. area (Lewis river/Cowlitz river, Etc.). So, again thank you for all of your help.

@MarioHinojosa-c3d let me know how the fishing is. I use to fish the cowlits religiously. We are getting ready to make a trip out that way. I fished the barrier and blue creek and a few other areas on the Cow

​@Hoyfishingcom Good morning,Sir. Good to hear from you. I live in woodland wa about 40-60 minutes away from the Cowlitz/Barrier damage but unfortunately have never fished it. I heard it gets very crowded but tons of fish when they're running and so very easy to catch. I'm not sure where you live or what direction you're coming from but, here around woodland there are many nice creeks and small rivers to fish.

@@iamalemontree rockaway 12' 10 to 20 lb test line. 2 and 3oz

@ thanks brother! Do you use high low rig right?

@iamalemontree yes sir

you know we tried the head stuff and the hat stuff but weve lost to many go pros on those and when we get into contact with gopro they try not to help but those clips and stuff end up just flying right off

@@smallieman1756 i here you. We just get so excited we dont pay attention to our cameras when the action is on! We are beginners at this filming and fishing. We have broken and lost quite a bit of equipment but we will get down soon or later vary expensive hobbie. Thank you for your advice appreciate you. Thanks for watching bare with us we will have it down in no time.

@@Bigfishfun333 right! For are area 11 to 14" perch are jumbos. Moses lake has gigantic perch

glad you like them and thanks for watching we appreciate it

Silver lake does have decent fish in the lake. Alot of the time its just trying to weed through the smaller stocked trout especally when your using bait.This year at silver lake i got a 17" 15" lots of 14" and 12" . I believe it has to do with the new owner and how they stock the lake. Back in the days we use to catch 3 and 4lb rainbows and browns. Im sure there are still big fish in the lake. There just going to be harder to catch. Timing and a little bit of luck.

@@theoldsurffisher1943 yes there are varities of different artifical lures to catch surfperch. We use the same sak lure to catch all species from lakes,river and salt water.

The 1/16oz has been killing it in the lakes this year. In the sak squids and fatheads. Last few trips I have been using the FatHeads they are new for this year will be strickly using the Fatheads for the rest of the year for consistantcy Nite fury. The colors that have been consistant this year are (BoBo Brown, peach, NiteFury and shrimp ) If your ever interested. The sakflies have been doing very will also .

@@theoldsurffisher1943 yes we are in wa. Sak flies #10 and #8 BoBo brown

@@theoldsurffisher1943 yes washington Sakflies #10 and #8 BoBo Brown Sakjigs 1/16oz BoBo brown drop shot

@@theoldsurffisher1943 ocean shores Moclips

@@theoldsurffisher1943 sakjigs 1/16 oz bobo brown sakflies #10 #8

sorry for late reply weve been mostly using 1/16 in nightfury peach and bobobrown and sometimes pumpkin seed and frog are hot colors and for trolling and casting to shore and slowly retrieving or messing around logs we use the 1/32 or 1/16s and for casting and jigging its normally the 1/8th oz jigs now if your on a decent dropoff like some of the parts of the lake are just deep drops i can cast the 1/8th oz to the shore line and slowly retreive to get a faster drop

@@prodigy__d4340 ocean shores moclips

@@jeffphan4026 I am using a 7' ultra light custom rod a Diawa exceler lt 2500- xh.

@@Hoyfishingcom thanks for sharing, video, rod/reel, and all. Definitely enjoying your videos!

@@Adankayak thanks! The fishing has been bump in at alder

@@Adankayak thanks alot apreciate yoy

@@nicmac3347 yah! Alot of the time get so excited and its like a competition between us but all in fun. Show casing our sakjigs they are handcrafted gems. Yes we can show the camera the fish. Thank you the suggestion

@@jayjay5085 hoyfishing.com

Thanks for the love

@@KENDOGGSEA sorry! that was alder

@@jayjay5085 2ft to 10ft

@@jayjay5085 we are fishing in 15ft to 3ft of water.

In the dirt parking lot by the swimming area

We are using saklures. We make and sale them. The sizes we are using are 1/32 ,1/16 and 1/8 oz. They are all hand made and tied up.

Oh yah! It is great for kayaks. Vary stumpy lake

@@Hoyfishingcom I made an order (pirelli) looking forward to giving them a try!

Sakjigs 1/32 1/16 1/8 oz and Sakflies #10 #8. Fathead - 1/16, 1/32 peachy peach Sakjigs - Frog, BoBo Brown, and peach. Sakflies - Bobo Brown, peachy peach For the Sakflies, they can be tipped with your favorite bait to trigger more bites for the trout. We were fishing in 4 to 15ft of water. I was staying close to the weed line for the trout Aaron was fishing outside of the weed line in about 9 to 15ft. For the crappie And bass they just hit the jigs and flies did not use any sent or tipped them off. For the flies we use carolina rig for the flies with

Sorry! accidently press send😁. 1/16oz split shot slow trolling. The flies worked great with or with it being tipped. The crappie really liked the slow troll with the 1/16 1/32 jigs. We were getting them jigging for them but the slow troll was the key.

New to the state, any bank fishing there?

@@81fleetwoodcoupe41 yes there is quite of bet of shore access. There are trails and there are areas you can park and walk down to the water .

@@Hoyfishingcom thank you!!! I've been trying to find water that holds crappie!

there is no limit although we try to throw the females back

Alder

Alder lake

I have not had that happen to me. knock on wood! Love the lake myself.

Lol

There's rainbow and Kokanee.

@@duckwacker8720 Coastal Cutthroat which are natives.

o there's rainbow trout in alder lake i catch them from time to time but mostly cutthroat and kokanee

point no point

i am not to sure on species

you know pretty sure its a river otter

We started in early March and did very well all through Spring summer.

lol ggs

There are some Disadvantages But all and all I enjoy fishing on my pontoon

How's it going mario thank you for the comment. We have been catching are fish on 1/8th ounce and 1/16 ounce in peach, bobo brown,pink Sherbert. Each lake has been little different on color but those colors have been pretty Consistent. I am so happy that you have commented. I have forgotten all about horseshoe lake but it is a Lake I've always wanted to fish.

I agree! i lost alot of big bass in the stumps. i have been very lucky on getting my jigs back.

@@Hoyfishingcom I know there are state record largies & smallies in there. Biggest largemouth I've seen caught is 10.5, biggest smallie a bit over 9. Crappie can reach 17".

Alder lake Definitely has large fish.

@@Hoyfishingcom getting them to bite is the tricky part. When WDFW stocks kokanne fingerlings at the boat launch in the Spring, it turns into a bass feeding frenzy....😁

Yes it does! i have watched smallies tear them fingerlings up on lake washington its pretty neat to watch!

this was a couple weeks ago we havent checked it out since so couldnt tell ya

thanks she brings good look

yes, been making them for about 15 years now inspired by the pink salmon

thank you

Sorry for the late reply. Yah, have not fished silver lake in a long time. Went out to just get line wet. Silver lake in tacoma. Silver lake does have crappie, bluegills and bass. Silver lake use to have trout over 22 inches and that was what i was trying to catch but i was happy to catch the stockers.