Who would have ever thought that watching a little float disappear under the water would entertain the human race as much as it does😂. Nice video Fray!
I was watching an egg cure video for firebrine and one of the colors was blue. The guy said that blue can be crucial because steelies can see that color really well during that time of thier life i.e the run. So it's nice to see some more explanations and usage of the blue. Top notch work Fray keep on slayin
Nailed it on the bead analogy! No one bead is better then another! It’s customer service for me’ and I used to think I needed 100 different colors’ now I litterly use 3 different basic colors’ I’ll even sharpie red blood dots on them sometimes
Fray I love your videos, been watching for the past three years and oh man you are still my number #1 steelhead youtuber. You should try swinging the fly when you find a stacked pool to yourself, the aggression the fish have is something else and I’m sure it would make amazing yt footage like you fishing that black leech in clear water for those cohos a few years ago
Cool video. Haven't been able to get on 'em yet but hopefully soon. It's so awesome that we go from catching Kings in the river to Steelhead. We're really lucky. I've been fishing Brown's on the Rifle. Thanks!
You should try death roe soft beads I started salmon and trout fishing with them last year and have really liked them they come with glass beads to peg with
Try a piece of toothpick to peg your softies I have done it with soft and quarkies it works just enough tension to keep to current from pulling on the bead but do you let them slide for the hook set or is it still pegged after the bite
You know the raven super soft the red pack The smallest shot in that pack is like .15 g I usually just peg soft beads with that I’m over using bobber stops and the glass 3mm bead bs also been saying the same thing about glass beads themselves for years
Hi Fray. Great informational video. I just placed an order with Shadow Fly for some of their soft beads. I am curious about their soft beads being tough enough to stay put on the leader above the hook with out a stop. I have been fishing both hard beads and soft beads for summer and winter steelhead here in Oregon with really good success for a number of years now. I have an extensive selection of both hard and soft beads (way more than I really need, but you know how fishermen like to have plenty of tackle on hand) so these new beads will be added to my collection and I am anxious to try them out. Keep up with your great videos. They are awesome!
@@Cs-dt7eh I fish B&R beads as well as Elevated Fishing and Clear Drift soft beads, but with stops. Not as easy to change out colors when using stops. Being able to slide a soft bead over the hook and having it stay in place with out a stop three fingers above the hook sounds interesting to me.
This is double mask People u are talking to. U need to have a lot of patients with them. Great in dept vid tho, hopefully maybe 5-10% will manage to comprehend at least some of it!
Never understood why people think you have to rig a soft bead on the line with a bobber stop. Just hook them and fish them like that. We are fishing for Steelhead with the brain the size of a peanut. I love acrylic beads pegged but soft beads belong on a hook IMO.
That's a good point, I just don't like how they end up on the bend of the hook. Back when I used to fly fish a lot and when I guided fly anglers I used a ton of soft beads glued onto hooks with great success
We will have tiny plastic "egg stops" available on the site in the next few days. The only purpose for these is so that the hook eye isn't smashing against the soft plastic every hook set. You thread the egg, slide the egg stop onto the line below the egg, and then tie on the hook. The egg and the stop can be slid back down and rest against the eye of your hook. It hides the entire hook when it is drifting down the current anyways. I used this method in Erie last week and must have hooked 50-70 lake run bows and only used a few eggs. It was a good run of fish. 12mm was killing. You can also super glue our soft eggs to a hook with thread and they are almost indestructible. Our plastic is extremely hard without being a bead. Great video Fray!
Who would have ever thought that watching a little float disappear under the water would entertain the human race as much as it does😂. Nice video Fray!
Isn't it crazy! Just like bluegill fishing we all did growing up
RiverRoe out of the Cleveland area makes beads that are pretty popular locally.
I remember when you got your pin set up never used it, then started and when you got hooked it was the go to set up.
It is hard to put down!
I was watching an egg cure video for firebrine and one of the colors was blue. The guy said that blue can be crucial because steelies can see that color really well during that time of thier life i.e the run. So it's nice to see some more explanations and usage of the blue. Top notch work Fray keep on slayin
Nailed it on the bead analogy! No one bead is better then another! It’s customer service for me’ and I used to think I needed 100 different colors’ now I litterly use 3 different basic colors’ I’ll even sharpie red blood dots on them sometimes
We Love Fishing
Good video Fray. Fish your confidence beads and you will catch fish. They all look great on the wall of the tackle shop.
Nice video fray..I love fall fishing!! Peach is a good choice.keep the bobber downs coming..🤟
Fray I love your videos, been watching for the past three years and oh man you are still my number #1 steelhead youtuber. You should try swinging the fly when you find a stacked pool to yourself, the aggression the fish have is something else and I’m sure it would make amazing yt footage like you fishing that black leech in clear water for those cohos a few years ago
One of these days I'll get the fly rods back out
Great video Fray Keep them coming please 👍
Cool video. Haven't been able to get on 'em yet but hopefully soon. It's so awesome that we go from catching Kings in the river to Steelhead. We're really lucky. I've been fishing Brown's on the Rifle. Thanks!
Yes, got to love the great lakes!
Sweet spot
Thanks, Fray. 🎣
no skunkin at least - cool , i like a glass bead & bag combo in deep fast current but the other ones do fish more natural
You should try death roe soft beads I started salmon and trout fishing with them last year and have really liked them they come with glass beads to peg with
Always the best bobber down footage 💪
Try a piece of toothpick to peg your softies I have done it with soft and quarkies it works just enough tension to keep to current from pulling on the bead but do you let them slide for the hook set or is it still pegged after the bite
keep doing the small creeks, way more enjoyable to watch then the bigger water
I'll always be poking around on the small waters !
Mancing di sungai kawan.. 👍🤝🤝👍👍✌✌✌
👍👍Nicely done!
Wow kereeen biutiful sukses my boss
mr derks is 🔥🔥
For sure!
So do Steel head run after salmon runor during the salmon run
How do you find creeks to fish? I have a few near me bit they are all very shallow
Try BnR rubber beeds
@ 5:55 what type of tape u use to tape the centerpin reel to the rod?
You know the raven super soft the red pack
The smallest shot in that pack is like .15 g I usually just peg soft beads with that I’m over using bobber stops and the glass 3mm bead bs also been saying the same thing about glass beads themselves for years
Thats a really good idea! I have some tiny shot like that I'll have to try
If you decide to fish some soft beads, check out River Roe Tackle Co. local guy outta Cleveland, his stuff is the bomb. Super stand up guy too
I was looking at doing a trip for some steelhead. Do you do charters? Or perhaps tips for donations? Would love to pay for your expertise.
Hi Fray. Great informational video. I just placed an order with Shadow Fly for some of their soft beads. I am curious about their soft beads being tough enough to stay put on the leader above the hook with out a stop. I have been fishing both hard beads and soft beads for summer and winter steelhead here in Oregon with really good success for a number of years now. I have an extensive selection of both hard and soft beads (way more than I really need, but you know how fishermen like to have plenty of tackle on hand) so these new beads will be added to my collection and I am anxious to try them out. Keep up with your great videos. They are awesome!
Out here in the Pacific Northwest we use B& R soft beads for salmon and steelhead and they come with a clear stopper for the bead to keep it in place.
Hope they work out for you, I have been getting a few fish on them! Still love hard beads though
@@Cs-dt7eh I fish B&R beads as well as Elevated Fishing and Clear Drift soft beads, but with stops. Not as easy to change out colors when using stops. Being able to slide a soft bead over the hook and having it stay in place with out a stop three fingers above the hook sounds interesting to me.
My dawg!
This is double mask People u are talking to. U need to have a lot of patients with them. Great in dept vid tho, hopefully maybe 5-10% will manage to comprehend at least some of it!
😂😂😂he preaching to the npc pinners
Lmao
Wrong decisions? 👀
It's always on the driver
Never understood why people think you have to rig a soft bead on the line with a bobber stop. Just hook them and fish them like that. We are fishing for Steelhead with the brain the size of a peanut. I love acrylic beads pegged but soft beads belong on a hook IMO.
That's a good point, I just don't like how they end up on the bend of the hook. Back when I used to fly fish a lot and when I guided fly anglers I used a ton of soft beads glued onto hooks with great success
We will have tiny plastic "egg stops" available on the site in the next few days. The only purpose for these is so that the hook eye isn't smashing against the soft plastic every hook set. You thread the egg, slide the egg stop onto the line below the egg, and then tie on the hook. The egg and the stop can be slid back down and rest against the eye of your hook. It hides the entire hook when it is drifting down the current anyways. I used this method in Erie last week and must have hooked 50-70 lake run bows and only used a few eggs. It was a good run of fish. 12mm was killing. You can also super glue our soft eggs to a hook with thread and they are almost indestructible. Our plastic is extremely hard without being a bead. Great video Fray!