Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Rodney on May 13, 2017, 08:28:13 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqmnl5ZvSIA
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Well, when you hook every single fish in the lake, you tend to encounter more than one species...
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Nice video Rodney. Solo fishing is sometimes the best. It is your schedule, your decision where / how to fish etc.
As for Hicks Lake, how is the parking by the launch? I would not mind taking my tinny up there on the trailer if there is enough room to park both the truck and trailer.
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There is a large lot by launch reserved for truck/trailers
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I liked this video Rod. Maybe you mentioned it in the video, but what float were you using and what size hook do you recommend with the bait you were using?
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Any sign of mayfly hatching up there yet?
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There is a large lot by launch reserved for truck/trailers
Thanks. Will probably get out there after the long weekend.
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I liked this video Rod. Maybe you mentioned it in the video, but what float were you using and what size hook do you recommend with the bait you were using?
I agree , good videos but a short on what kind of rod/reel and terminal tackle used
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Here's some older videos that answer my questions ;D
https://youtu.be/MSbFh6FPu9c
https://youtu.be/x4jGxRCq_Fg
Thanks Rod!
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In this video, I was using Owner Hooks' new "No Escape" barbless hooks, size 4. Anything smaller I find these fish would just swallow the hook too deeply. I use a Drennan Piker float, the smallest size, 7 grams I think.