Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: killer fisher on October 16, 2011, 10:45:58 PM
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wanting to make some egg loop hooks but i dont know the size i shoulduse for coho
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im no expert but 1 is pretty good for most coho. Use a 2 if they are on the smaller side...either way, I worry about one thing at a time [catching one first ;)] if you have both tie up several of each and see what works best for you
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For pinks I used 1 and 1/0. I would have liked to tried a 2, but never did. I cant see Cohos needign anything larger than these
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I find smaller hooks work best
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Seriously. Use #4 Gammies. That's all I buy and use for coho. even in higher murkier water. Match that with 8 or 10lb pound fluoro. No problem landing them either with that combo. Assuming that you are fishing roe or yarn of course. If you are using spoons or spinners, thats a different story.
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I use #4 gammies for yarn and #4 or #2 when using roe.
#2 is used when I bait up with bigger roe chunks.
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Coho are spooky buggers so I find small presentations can make the difference on them biting or not biting. Size 4 with small chunks of roe.
In general I pre tie leaders ranging from size 1-4
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like others i use gammies in #4 for hoes with 8 lb leaer also always have some 1s and 2s on 12 lb incase the waters dirty or i run into a bunch of springs or chum.
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Go with Stratocaster and steelie-slayer on this one.
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There is no need for hook bigger than #2 on Vedder, even for springs. No.4 for cohos is perfect for smaller presentations. Same with mono line, 15lb is a max for main I would use.
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yeah i would agree anything beyond #2 is absurd for most fishery on the river. people tend to overthink u need bigger hooks for chinooks but that just makes setting the hook even more harder.
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#4 definitely is the best.
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Im haveing very big problems this year. Im hooking into easily double digit coho every trip, both my dad and I, and we only land 5-6 of them each time. We are using size 1,2 and the 1/0 with blades. Any ideas?
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Agree with everyone that said #4. At first light it doesn't matter as much, but later in the day I find sizing down is best. Also, for some reason I find that my hook/landing ratio increases noticeably with #4s.
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Im haveing very big problems this year. Im hooking into easily double digit coho every trip, both my dad and I, and we only land 5-6 of them each time. We are using size 1,2 and the 1/0 with blades. Any ideas?
I use a #2 Si-wash with a #4 blade and my landing ratio has been good.
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#4 definitely is the best.
+1
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If using good bait, it really doesnt matter what size, within reason.
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thank u, i went with the 4/0
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:-\
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HE SAID SIZE 4 NOT 4/0 READ THE POST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I don't think "within reason" could be stretched to a 4/0 hook for a coho. ::)