Hey I've got one for you to try out. About 10 year's ago I started rigging my buzz bombs on a .035 stainless steel wire. I dressed the hook's with flashabou. They out fished about everything on the beach and it doesn't wear out your leader
Absolutely I would look at a 8’6 size rod. For budget wise shimano and Okuma have more affordable lines that will work. In my videos I have been using a velocity salmon extreme 8’6 spinning and love it
8 to 17 or 10 to 20 will give you backbone with some flexibility for casting lighter lures........works welll for us in BC I have a 8 ft 6 Fenwick 8/17 and a shimano coho rod 9ft 8/15 it's moderate so the whole rod bends which I like
Thank you for the tips... I'm new to the PNW and any tips are greatly appreciated 👍
Thank you for watching! Lot’s more content coming!
Thanks for the demo. Going to try them in the great lakes.
Thanks for watching! I bet those will do awesome. Please share how it works, would love to hear
Nice compare!
Thank you!
Great vid! Thanks!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the video
Absolutely! thank you for watching
Congrats Lucus! As always great content brother
Thank you Dude!
Thanks Rick 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎣
Thank you for watching!!
Have you had any trouble with the hoochie skirt slipping over the swivel and siding down onto the hook ?
Great question! Honestly no I haven’t but I suppose it is possible to have happen if the top hole is cut too large
Hey I've got one for you to try out. About 10 year's ago I started rigging my buzz bombs on a .035 stainless steel wire. I dressed the hook's with flashabou. They out fished about everything on the beach and it doesn't wear out your leader
I will definitely try that out this year! Thanks for the tip and for watching!
If you want I will send you a one or two to check out
Do have a video of how it's down or pictures I can view?
Could you recommend a decent jigging rod for these setups that won't break the bank?
Might I add that if I happen to hook up to a 20+ lb king at some point in the rods life it would be cool to have it perform hahaha
Absolutely I would look at a 8’6 size rod. For budget wise shimano and Okuma have more affordable lines that will work. In my videos I have been using a velocity salmon extreme 8’6 spinning and love it
@@HolyMolyOutdoors What line weight do you suggest? My 15-35 always felt too stiff, and my 6-12 too wobbly
8 to 17 or 10 to 20 will give you backbone with some flexibility for casting lighter lures........works welll for us in BC
I have a 8 ft 6 Fenwick 8/17 and a shimano coho rod 9ft 8/15 it's moderate so the whole rod bends which I like
what is the length to weight ratio on the rotator lure?
I believe the 2 1/2” size is 2 oz. I am not completely sure on the ratio of length to weight
@@HolyMolyOutdoors thanks
Do you troll these or are you casting with a spin rod? Thanks
You can for both. Specifically I cast them from the boat or shore on a spinning rod