Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Rodney on April 17, 2017, 12:49:50 PM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xw4KgGey_w
This video is not cinematic like the other recent ones, just a informative episode to show how Dave catches lingcod selectively. I felt pretty gross because we filmed this at 7am and the swells were gaining again, but it was just another day for Dave lol...
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Watching those swells gave me flashbacks to the time my dad and I did a salmon charter off Tofino and I got immediately and violently seasick as soon as we stopped at the fishing spot :'(
Good episode! Not everything has to be shot with a drone and set to fancy music ;)
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It was actually pretty "calm" that morning, compared to the day before. :o That first day was probably the roughest I've ever been on the WCVI and I can proudly say none of us in the boat got sick lol... Can't say the same thing about the other boats as they all got drunk the day before. :-X
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Nice video Rod. You shouldn't worry cinematic values as sometimes less is more and this video is a good example of that.
Interesting gear used for those Lingcod. Any chance that you show the setup a bit more in detail? Even a few photos would be great.
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Nice video Rod. You shouldn't worry cinematic values as sometimes less is more and this video is a good example of that.
Interesting gear used for those Lingcod. Any chance that you show the setup a bit more in detail? Even a few photos would be great.
Thanks, I held off putting this out for awhile because compared to the other ones recently it's not that visually appealing, but the content makes up for it I think.
The terminal setup is pretty simple really. We just used a large leaded jig head and thread a Delta Hali Hawg on there.
http://www.gibbsdelta.com/hali-hawg
Let it sink to the bottom and retrieve a couple dozen cranks, then drop it again until it bounces on the bottom and repeat. Just about all the fish would grab the jig on the retrieve.