BEST Trout Fishing Tackle for Backpacking!

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  • Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
  • Spinners, Spoons and Jigs. Best trout fishing tackle for backpacking!
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    In this video I explore how to catch trout with the best ultralight trout fishing tackle for backpacking and backcountry trout fishing. What spinners, spoons and trout jigs are the best for backcountry backpacking trout fishing.
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    SPINNERS:
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    TROUT JIGS:
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    THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!!!

КОМЕНТАРІ • 27

  • @timdion7834
    @timdion7834 2 дні тому

    I'm a life long fly fisher and know pretty much nothing about spin fishing. My wife has been asking me to put together a spin setup that she could use when we go into the backcountry. I've been fumbling my way along trying to piece together a small effective backcountry kit with minimal success. This video you put together is clear, simple, and well explained. Thank you for this. Oh - I plan to pretty much copy it as directly as I can. 🙂

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  2 дні тому

      Very cool! Fun getting out and fishing together. If you look on my channel, under my recent videos, I have multiple backcountry fishing setup vids for rods, reels and gear. Good luck out there and thanks for watchin!

  • @WAFishQuest
    @WAFishQuest 4 місяці тому +5

    Really informative and super well edited! I don't hike as much as you, but do have a tip... To keep packs light, I find in many smaller backcountry lakes, a M-80 does the job. You can save your full sticks of dynamite for the lowland lakes.

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  4 місяці тому +3

      Every calls me Mr Informative. That is true and totally not a thing I just made up. Yeah M80s work wonders! I just save that for the cameras not rolling then I pretend like I caught it normally

  • @callie1613
    @callie1613 4 місяці тому +3

    I love the idea of using a split ring to swap hooks on the spinners/spoons and tried that several times because of the selective gear rules on the rivers/streams… you have to do a video of your method. I poked myself so many times and wrecked/split my fingernails on my journey. 😅
    Also, glad to see you back! My fam loves your videos!

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  4 місяці тому

      Yeah it works great but has a tendency to destroy a fingernail or two haha Good to be back. Thanks for watching!

  • @collegefraud1308
    @collegefraud1308 22 дні тому

    Super helpful! I'm flying up to Oregon to go backpacking and it's my first time bringing a rod, super excited!

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  21 день тому

      Nice!! If you're gonna be backpacking to mountain lakes, ya might as will pack a few extra ounces to catch some fish! Let me know how it goes

  • @grob25
    @grob25 4 місяці тому +1

    The split ring is a great idea. I also crimp barbs. I got used to it when fly fishing. It is a much better release. Thanks for sharing.

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  4 місяці тому

      Good on ya! Definitely a better release. Thanks for watchin!

  • @personal.YouTube.channel
    @personal.YouTube.channel Місяць тому

    If you're going to do catch & release. I can agree with what you're saying about the hooks. But I do not release. Every fish I hook is food. I don't fish for fun A fish for food.
    But I do find your setup to be a bit heavy my kit is around 3 oz.

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  Місяць тому

      Yeah if I'm gonna eat em, I'll leave the barb on. Fish are certainly delicious haha 3 oz is a great weight! Good on ya 😁

  • @BC-ue3ku
    @BC-ue3ku 4 місяці тому +2

    You can use a spring bobber also and then you can switch pretty easily from your casting rig to a bobber set up. On the casting rig I like to use a snap swivel that is small enough to go through the eyes of the rod, that way when you get to the lake you don’t have to tie anything.

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  4 місяці тому +2

      That's a great idea. I'm all about anything that means I have to do less work! Haha I'm also old, stubborn and stuck in my ways so I'll probably just keep doing things the hard way cuz new things are scary 😆

  • @truffletroll
    @truffletroll 4 місяці тому +1

    Have you lost a similar red/gold little cleo like that at Cottonwood Lake before? I fished one out of the water with that same exact set-up last summer!

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  4 місяці тому +1

      No I haven't. I try never to lose my favorite trout spoon haha

  • @onurass
    @onurass 4 місяці тому +1

    great vid, thanks!

  • @EatCarbs
    @EatCarbs 4 місяці тому

    Good info.. thanks for the video

  • @lucasjedwards
    @lucasjedwards 4 місяці тому

    Exactly how do you fish those dove sun jigs?

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  4 місяці тому +1

      I usually twitch em. I have caught fish just casting and reeling them back though

    • @lucasjedwards
      @lucasjedwards 4 місяці тому +1

      @@CascadeBackcountry are you bouncing them off the bottom or suspended under a float?

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  4 місяці тому +1

      @lucasjedwards I almost never use a float. I generally twitch em through the upper section of water where the trout are looking for insects to eat on the surface

    • @lucasjedwards
      @lucasjedwards 4 місяці тому +1

      @@CascadeBackcountry okay, awesome, thanks! I ordered some to try out after watching your video a couple days ago. I appreciate the info!

    • @CascadeBackcountry
      @CascadeBackcountry  4 місяці тому

      @lucasjedwards heck yeah! Good luck out there!