First time fishing a Bombarda
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- As a newbie to fishing, I still have a lot to learn about fishing. Listening and learning from more experienced anglers can open a whole new world of possibilities. One of my viewers has provided me with a sinking float or bobber. Follow me out to Las Vegas's Sunset Park as I try out this style of fishing for trout, called Bombarda fishing.
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Awesome videos like always. Hope to meet you in one of these ponds one day.
Thanks, and just keep an eye out for me. Will see you out there.
Thanks for the video Vern. Winter fishing is always tough. The toughest part is slowing down.
I hear you Dion, thanks.
we use these for seatrout, a little tip is when casting is to abruptly stop the line before the bombarda touches down, this sudden stop will unfurl your leader better and give you a better presentation
Thanks whitetroutchannel! Good sound advice, thanks for sharing!
@@FinallyFishing no probs my friend, ive a video on my channel about how i fish a bombarda, if you can understand my broad northern ireland accent 😂😂
Hi Vernon,
It's Renee, again. Watched your latest video and thank you. I then went to the web and read everything on the Bombarda rig. My question is: what advantage does it have over a Carolina rig? Too me it seems almost the same type of rig. Thanks, Vernon.
Hi Renee, that's a good question. The Carolina-rig is typically used for baits and baitfish. The bombarda can do the same but is more used for lures. Things you want to give movement to attract fish. The see trough nature of the bombarda makes it less likely to scare away fish, compared to the solid lead weight of the Carolina rig. I know the gopro does not show it that good, but the bombarda does have a greater casting distance. I think it is more aerodynamic or something. So their uses might overlap, but it is made for different reasons.
I’ve never had much luck at Sunset Park personally. Beautiful day out there though. Might be time to start getting out myself.
It is a good time to get out there, not hot yet. Even if you don't catch anything, still a good way to just chill. Hope you get out and enjoy it David.
I would suggest to keep the rod low and slow and to try change up your speed. Depending on the day the fish may bite differently. It works really well with just the bombarda with a swivel and a bobber stopper to keep it from going up. Then maybe 4-6 feet to a small hook with a pink powerbait worm. You should try it and see if it works better.
Thanks for the tips Uahoo! I will surely give it a try. I Have to say I enjoy the different style of fishing the bombarda brings.
Where did you find the Bombarda float? Can you provide a link?
Good video Vernon. Bummed you weren't very successful using this new technique, but hopefully in the near future. Are you planning to attempt another shot at Willow Beach maybe going for trout there? Either looking forward to more videos. Take care.
Thanks D Jr. Might try Willow Beach again soon, but I am in no rush. Spring is around the corner and that means fishing for spawning fish will be my focus.
What's the advantage of using a bombarda 'float'? Surely using a barrel lead weight will give you distance and also take the lure to the bottom just as effectively?
Yes but also no. I often use a Carolina rig, and like you say, they do the same thing. But the bombarda has a few tricks up its sleeves. Being a see through plastic, it is not as visible in the water like a chunk of lead. Important when fishing clear water, not so much for murky water. But it has a slower fall rate in the water. And lifting the the rod lifts the bombarda of the ground giving another slow fall for the lure. So I don't think it's better, just different, and that can make all the difference "Sometimes"
Where did you buy the bombarda floats? Do you have a link?
Sorry Steve no links for that too. I was handed a bombarda by one of my viewers. I would suggest amazon as a good place to start. or a tackle shop on the coast might also sell them.
You’ll get a farther cast if you use a braided line👌🏽
True story Jessie. But braid floats and is a lot more visible. That's the trade off we have to make I guess. I have seen fish turning away from lures when using braid with a six foot floro leader.
@@FinallyFishing very true as well
Also love the videos
Do not rush
Thank you for teaching and sharing with us.
Your bombarda is back to front. The whole point of the thin end is so it doesn't snag as much.
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I would think the little point would break if it hits anything, and that the heavier thick side would fall first thus changing the way it sinks? I'll try it sometime.
@FinallyFishing it's more for snapping your lure over properly. Alot use it bubble first. But snags less the other way. Some people put plastic tubes on the lure side. This doesn't need to be done if it's bubble furthest away from lure. Have a try helped me alot.
🖐👍Классный контент🤝
ловля карпа на лейк мид это фантастика. а Вернону подарил 2 бомбарды и как мог обьяснил
Спасибо. Я использую гугл-переводчик, поэтому надеюсь, что он работает.
the dude must not be a local, because that's like 10 pounds over our state record lol
You lost me Connor, what state record?
@@FinallyFishing sorry, the guy who recommended the bombarda said he caught a 45 lb carp recently. that's not crazy in most places in Europe/Africa/Asia, but I I believe the Arizona state record and the Nevada state record are both around the 35lb mark
Ah, got you Connor. We fishermen often like a bit of embellishment. 😉 He did show me a picture and it was definitely over 20 lbs. And who knows, with more people fishing for and feeding the carp around here, they might someday reach the sizes of those on other continents.