Winter Steelhead Fishing on the Big Manistee River
Вставка
- Опубліковано 3 лип 2014
- The Big Manistee River near Manistee, Michigan is world famous for it's steelhead fishery. In the winter time, this river system attracts countless chrome giants and one of the best ways to catch them is using a tiny jig baited with a wax worm and fished below a float. The Yakima Maxi Jig and Maxi Float are featured on this episode featuring Mark and river guide Bob Ison of Another Limit Charters. Mark is also joined by steelheading enthusiast Bryan Darland of Jay's Sporting Goods. The team literally put the smack down on big steelhead taking advantage of something called the winter bug bite.
Fishing 411 with Mark Romanack is designed to make you a better angler. From lure selection, choosing your tackle, to locating fish; Fishing is here to bring you more success on the water.
If you have a topic you'd like us to cover, send us a note at 411.lt/411contact
Subscribe to our UA-cam channel to stay up-to-date with our latest videos. You can also check out more of our fishing information below.
our website - fishing411.net
our blog - 411.lt/411blog
like us on Facebook - / fishing411 - Спорт
O fish Manistee river a tippy dam and Monday me and my caught 4 steelhead on jigs and waxworms.
where did you put in at
Using a knotless net is pointless if you stick your hand in the fish's gills and rub all the slime off it before you release it. Catch and release mortality rate is high enough with proper handling. Any sportsman should know better.
Putting your hands up the gills then released? Really
doesn't that just burn you up?? you would think the guide would know better and point that out..shame!
theres absolutely nothing wrong with gently putting ur fingers just in the flap of the fishes gill plate ..... people do it all around the world and many experienced anglers do it aswell i do not personally do it very often but its not a big deal ... when im cleaning my fish off before i take a pic and release it i gently hold the gill plate and splash water on it so relax..... clearly hes been doing this for a while
matthew virgioni Just because you or he has been doing it for a while makes it no more proper than any other form of mishandling of fish.. Popularity of something being done wrong doesn't make it correct.. or justify it... read and learn rookie
www.bishfish.co.nz/articles/general/releaserules.htm