Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: dango on July 16, 2004, 02:01:35 PM
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What size do you guys use for springs? and # test for leaders? thanks.
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2/0-15 or 20
3/0-20
4/0-20 or 25
5/0-25
6/0-25 or 30
7/0-30+
8/0-30+
9/0-30+
Gamy/ug combo. Highly debatable though. Note 'Do not overline yer gamy's, & obviously do not underline 'em. If your flossin stay with the nickel finish the point seems to last longer.
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IT'S ALL ABOUT THE 9/0'S, AND THE OVER SIZED COFFEE GRINDERS ! AND 60 POUND CHARTER LINE ! ::) (BEEKS)
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Use a 2/0 and a 20-25lb leader.
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Captain Bonk has obviously never fished the Kitimat, Kalum or Skeena where 7,8,9/0's are the order of the day. The poster didn't say where he was fishin, did he? CB there is more to springs than lining them in the valley.
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Vedder
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should i Bag the roe or bait loop?
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Strictly personal preference. If you have the time tie them in roe bags, will last longer
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Thanks fellas,kinda new the answers but though it might be different there than in the Shuswap river where I do my Spring fishing mostly. Im coming down to invade this weekend from the okanagan looks like rain.Oh, Im running 20lb Big game main and 15lb ultragreen for leader and we use 5/0 mostly but Ill tone that down a little for not to offend the ethical coastal anglers. ;)
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;D
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For the vedder you only need 10-12 lb leader as long as you play the fish right and don't let it run for the fast current. Works for me :)
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I use 10 lb on the Vedder for salmon and steelhead. It has serve me well up to now. No need to change for the sake of changing.
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I like 12 lbs leader with 1/0 hooks with 15 lbs mainline for the Vedder and 30 lbs leader with 25lb mainline and 4/0 hooks for the Fraser.
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I tend to use leaders in the 10-15 lbs range and hook size from 4-2/0. I know the size 4 is a bit small but since I have them and I still get to hook and keep my fish why fix something that ain't broke?