Choosing an Anchor for your Stillwater Fly Fishing Boat (a simple formula...)

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  • Опубліковано 28 гру 2024

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  • @gdub1383
    @gdub1383 3 роки тому +1

    Picking up my first boat this week and was trying to find an answer to this online. Tons of conflicting information with no explanation. Got this video in my email and couldn't have been better timing. Thank you!

  • @nathanduifhuis5998
    @nathanduifhuis5998 3 роки тому +1

    Just curious on what your thoughts on anchors spooking fish are I'm want to try fishing chronimids vertically off my pontoon boat and am a bit worried about spooking fish and would anchor rope colour make a difference

    • @flyfishuniversity111
      @flyfishuniversity111  3 роки тому

      Definitely plays a part I believe. I would know what to think as a fish if these giant chunks of lead were falling all around me. I don’t know how much anchor rope spooks them, but usually keep my ropes a pretty neutral beige or green colour.

  • @jamesbowie8874
    @jamesbowie8874 2 роки тому

    Another great video. Thanks for this. Do you have any recommendation for the type of anchor rope to use? I'm using scotty anchor locks bow and stern. I'm in Kamloops if you have a local-ish source in mind.

  • @keikeiasako
    @keikeiasako 3 роки тому

    good videos Jordon. Thanks.
    I think the concern with the lead anchors are when you leave them at the bottom of the lake.

    • @flyfishuniversity111
      @flyfishuniversity111  3 роки тому

      Definitely, have only ever lost one anchor and luckily it was a homemade one with rocks in a bag. My early years involved a lot of trial and error 😂

  • @joekovach3827
    @joekovach3827 3 роки тому

    Jordan, why is a coated anchor not a good idea?

    • @flyfishuniversity111
      @flyfishuniversity111  3 роки тому

      In my experience, the slicker coated anchors can have a harder time biting on some bottoms