How to Fish (with No Experience)
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Fishing is all trial and error. I didn't start catching fish until 5 months of practice and dedication
I feel like location, weather, and baits could be just as important
Took me around the same time to consistently catch fish on every outing
I caught a pike on my first cast, it's all depending on weather, location, baitchoice and even some luck comes in to play
@@billyschannel997 you learn what works with all those through trial and error, everyone gives different advice on the three
I love how this applies worldwide. It took me around 4 months to consistently get a fish here. First 2 months I got a total of zero fish. Third month I got 2, fourth month I got 9. From there on I got strikes after another.
When I first started fishing I used to use a random wooden rod with a long piece of twine with a hex nut as a weight. The only proper thing about it was its hook which was storebought. Moral of the story is that you don’t need anything special to start fishing but a passion for fishing and then you can move on to better equipment.
Man I remember shen I was 14 and my dad had some weights and hooks from when he used to fish. I tied the line on a gatorade bottle and pick out night crawlers the night before I go fishing. Its all just practice on your fishing skills to get catches, that was really fun. Thinking of getting back into it now that I'm 21, miss how relaxing it feels to be fishing with friends
Same, we did have regular rods but when we fished with worms we used "rods" that were wooden sticks with line
Shoot, when I was little they gave me a stick with some line with split sot and hook on it.We we're on a boat so I just had to go straight down.
When I was a kid that's good enough for us and we cut a piece of the rubber flip flops as the indicator if the fish is biting. Hahaha.
Same
Also, you need the right rod and the right reel for the fish youre fishing.
For example, for trout, best rod is ultralight, 190cm-200cm, reel gear ratio 5:2.1...
Not for beginners bro
Not 100% necessary man
Beginners. Best one is a medium light for bluegill, bass and crappie. I got one as an all rounder. Now I wouldn’t use it for larger fish but it’ll handle everything thrown at it with some extras.
The first step is on the water! Angling is a skill that must be practiced and honed. Understanding what you are fishing for and what bait you will use will always help you catch fish.
Just started fishing a couple weeks ago and I love it
These tips will definitely help someone. 👍
One thing that can help is a guided trip. Fishing with someone experienced can give you important knowledge and information, as well as a few fish for extra confidence.
I live in wisconsin and up here you can get around pretty well with a 6'6 medium action spinning rod. The medium will cover walleye, bass, mid sized pike, crappie and other panfish really well. Pretty much anything you would actually wanna eat 😂 youre taking a bit of a chance with the largest of fish but you still have a fighting chance lol
Man this was probably theee most informative video I’ve come across when looking into fishing for beginners 101
For anyone wanting to get into fishing: do NOT get a baitcaster reel. Go for a regular open face reel
Light spinning combo. Nightcrawlers, #6-8 hook, split shot, bobber. Cast near structure like a log or dock. Leave plenty of hook exposed after baiting. Wait for the bobber to go under and stay under, then gently lift the rod while reeling in to set the hook. For a small lake or creek this setup should work well for bluegill, and potentially almost any other species. Some of the best times i had getting in to fishing were the first days finding a nice school of bluegill and catching them all day long. After some time you will learn to target specific species, but the chunk of worm on a hook is a great place to start.
Nite crawlers and a 1/32 jig hook with 4 pound line on a spinning reel is perfect for beginners
The only lures you need as a beginner that I’d recommend are johnson silver minnow spoons, which work for jigging and cast and retrieve, mepps in-line spinners, and Teckel sprinker frogs.
If youre just starting out id HIGHLY recommend getting a spinning reel over a baitcaster.
that sienna shimano.. 🔥🔥 fire ass combo for like $50 too!
Its a great budget reel
My favorite is 6ft light rod, perfect for wading and almost all freshwater situations, then I keep one medium-heavy rod that was my great grandpa's
Side thing for anyone who lives in the us and a state like me (i dunno what all states require what) the first thing to do if youre over 17 is to get a fishing license. I dunno why it requires one but yea.....It does for me at least. My family says you can get them at walmart by the hunting and fishing section.
I think the best thing to do is buy a book or find books about fishing in your local library. These are tomes of great knowledge when there arent anyone more experienced that you can ask about things or can teach you ways of fishing. Good books will tech you everything from tying knots, fishing rigs to things like watercraft - learning to read the water and having general ideas where fish could be hiding.
A lot of my advanced fishing knowledge came from multiple books from John Wilson, Matt Hayes & whoever in the sport that knows their stuff. John Wilson was an absolute legend here in the UK
i would recommend a medium heavy still has flex can cast everything you want i’ve always used them that’s jus my preference though
Normally beginner fishermen fish for lighter stuff so a medium heavy won’t be as necessary for beginners. Just my thoughts
@@michaelg8841 your right. Medium heavy for beginners is way too much. They probably won’t catch anything on medium heavy unless they are fishing for catfish. Medium light would the highest you should go if you want to catch fish with lures.
If your just getting into fishing i would recommend to just get everything from walmart at first will save u a lot of money and then make better purchases when u get some more info later on
This is great info for basic bass fishing
Just started yesterday. I bought a regular rod and askes a fisher on the beachside to help me a bit. No jokes, i caught a seabaas within 3 trows. Its al in the technique
I just bought a 3000 shimono Sedona and seeing it on your pole makes me even more confident!
The first tutorial should start where are you fishing.
Fresh water or salt water.
Because that determines the rod you will need.
And try to get the medium for that body of water your fishing.
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if you are a kid i would recommend a telescopic rod or one that fits in a backpack so you can go to the local pond after school with your friends
I like the sienna also. Have the 4000 + the 3000 fx
I just started pike lure fishing again. I bought a 7ft medium rod casting weight 10g - 30g.
Yep… if I could have only one rod ( bass ) I’d go 13, 7’1”, medium/heavy/fast and pair it with a Shimano SLX casting reel lined with 10-12lb test Izorline copolymer. Winning combo that would cost around $120-$130. Of course I have 8 casting rods and reels in all different speeds, length, and action along with 4 spinning set up’s… won’t get into my big swimbait set up’s or salt water gear now🤦🏻♂️😆
I use a 6,5 gx2 Shakespeare ugly stick I have never had an ugly stick break for line it's personal preference but I prefer to use braided line ever since a walleye cut through my line as if it used scissors I saw it come out of the water bite my frog and it was gone didn't feel a bite not even a nod of my rod it just was gone I also recommend using leaders if you're constantly putting on different lures I use a long steel leader just find what works for you
I’m a carp and catfish angler from the UK, at some point I wanna go to the USA and catch some bass, this should be useful
@iLikeOldStuff I can give u some tips?
Get a spinning reel that's 7 foot. Medium fast action perfect for throwing everything. Then grab some 3ewg hooks and some soft plastics
Bruh I be keepin that 6’6’ light pole on me 😂
I use the same rods and reels featured in this clip…. The siennas are the best bang for buck cheap spinners. Used them heavily in lakes and rivers of east Texas and even saltwater inshore fishing in the gulf!
When I was fishing in lake Erie, one time I caught a 8 pound sheep head
The song in the back I need that
Nice solid advice mate 👌
My rod must be an ultra light because the tip is super sensitive lol
hey! i recognize your first baicaster your showed! that Lews combo is dope bro, i’m about to go get it myself!
Thank you so much I did that with my fishing rod and it worked🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 and I subscribed and liked to your video
Idk if you’re new to fishing if reccomend a light ugly stick and a Lews spinning reel with 8lb test
You dont need a 300-400$ combo to fish the sienna 2500 he got i got 4 of em n they were bought at walmart for 25$ each its a good reel use it in salt n fresh
Don’t get a bait caster for your first reel! Ole zebco 33 never let me down.
Please do not get a 7 foot rod for your first rod. 5’6” to 6’6” is a much better starting range especially because most beginners are gonna target smaller fish like bluegill etc. a smaller rod is easier to transport and lower risk of getting caught in overhanging trees.
Just my opinion tho
Thank you, this comment really does help me as a newbie about to buy her first rod!
Oh the irony. I got a shorter rod but still managed to get my line stuck in a tree on my first day out. 🤣🤦♀️
@@spindleblood Haha its okay, happens to everyone no matter how long they have been fishing
That reel you showed when talking about the length, I have the same one it is a super good reel I highly recommend it they sell it at sportsman’s warehouse
If you have no clue what to do it’s probably better to just ask someone who does fish, generally they might take you
Thanks!
I use a medium light for salmon
Baitcasters i use a 7 and a half heavy rod because I just throw frogs on it
Man's said girth how could u fk that up so badly 🤣
Such tiny rods in US. My next one is 16’ for bolo fishing. Maybe we are just compensating for something in the UK.
Also please for the love of god! Dont forget to look up a few knots. The rod dont matter if you cant tie a decent knot👌
Thanks for Advice👍👍👍👍👍
If you’re BRAND NEW to fishing maybe get like. A cane pole, a cork and a cricket 😂 doesn’t get easier than that
I started fishing when I was 3 and now i use a baitcaster
This isn’t a fishing tutorial. This is a rod buying tutorial.
I just started I got an ugly stick 5 foot with a Daiwa Exceller LT 3000 15 lb braid
I think closer to 6 but 7 isn't bad
I can’t believe he didn’t include the type of reel.
Homie said action wasnt that important like you cant get a heavy rod with extra fast, fast, and medium action. But used weight to determine stirdyness? Video maker missed some key point that he shouldve added and been more correct about what he was saying.
You already know I had to use it to make you viral master
2500s are my live bait reels my river set ups are usually 1000
Love the vids dude I’m on cape cod
out here in central MA killing it had over 10 fish today biggest 5.45lbs looking for that hog before spawn ends
Or you could use directly the nylon with your hands and some worms our baits
I like a Zebco Dock Demon and a beetle spin, the good old combo
I’m thinking of taking my son fishing for the first time this summer
"Sensitive tip" 🤣🤣🤣
Can u do a how to tie a hook
Fishing tutorial for beginners: proceeds to show a bait caster….
That's what I said! Lol I was like uhhh, should probably let em know to get a different reel.
Ive been using a 12ft since I was 12
I have a weird obsession with line for me it has to be 10 pound or higher
Just bought my first baitcaster reel
I'm also using Shimano seinna 2500HG
My rod has a heavy girth and a sensitive tip.
Bro I just used an rod you find from the shops for £10 or $10 and I caught of a pier an i think it was an 60 cm sea bass idk what length but it was big
I would says find a fishing buddy- they help alot
I just started and use a 14 foot
Just saying I’d get the ugly stick gx2 excellent rod for $30-40.
I'd just say an ultra light or light that's from 5'10 to 6'6🤷
You gotta start easy
Thanks we are new !
Can you do a tutorial on how to cast a bait caster
Persistency is key
What is the brand of the red spinning reel
Shimano. The Sienna is the best reel for $30 IMO
Ima not lie my one is so confusing it can’t go down I spin the thing and the string just jumbles up
Fishing tutorial for people that kind of know how to fish
Another word of advice Don't try starting out with a baitcaster you will get so frustrated birds nests and you'll want to quit forever pick up a cheap open face real and get in the water
I need a light rod, all mine are medium and up....
I don’t believe that had any information on how to fish. That was how to pick a rod/equipment to fish with.
I've been fishing for a long time and I still can't figure our a Baitcaster and I own one. I just stick to Spinners.
Watching this having already bought a long ass rod
I've always been told to get a rod that's roughly the same length as your height
I suggest not watching a short to learn basics.
How the hell do I properly spool a reel? Can I buy a pre spooled reel
if thats a shimano scienna reel we got the same 1
Got everything except the how to fish part
For a beginner should u use a spinner or bate caster bc I’ve been looking for either and abu Garcia or ugly stick gx2
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