How to Tie Tournament-Style Trolling Flies for Great Lakes Salmon Trolling - GIVEAWAY PRIZE PREVIEW!

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In this video I show how to tie a tournament style rig for Salmon trolling. Most trolling flies come with a standard size 1 treble hook. This normally works, but when you're fishing competitively you want to make sure those fish stay buttoned up all the way to the net. By adding a 4/0 Octopus Hook in line above the treble, you significantly increase the odds of a biting fish staying pinned.
Follow along with me as I show you the crucial knots, hooks, and rigging techniques to help you increase your fish landing odds!

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26 авг 2023

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Комментарии : 7

@brendar9410 11 месяцев назад

👀 nice looking lures 👀

@jackpinesavageoutdoors300 11 месяцев назад

Thanks!!

@adrianshappymoments9343 11 месяцев назад

Good Stuff!!

@jackpinesavageoutdoors300 11 месяцев назад

You know it buddy!

@BigLakeLittleBoat 11 месяцев назад

Awesome.

@jackpinesavageoutdoors300 11 месяцев назад

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Be sure to stay tuned for the next video. You could win those very lures you saw me setting up!

@scottgarbs7761 8 месяцев назад

Good stuff. I studied the various knot RU-vids and I recall the knot called a figure 8 knot is stronger than an overhand loop knot and it's just as easy to tie. With 50-pound test I'm confident it really doesn't matter but it's something to consider. I don't have a salmon background, so I was curious about the tournament hook rig. It seems to me the single hook should be at the back. That way if the fish strikes short he's apt to be on the single hook. If he misses, he's apt to come back because he wasn't hooked to scare him away....maybe. If the fish strikes short and gets on the treble hook of a standard tournament rig the short strike could mean a poor hook up and an escaped fish. If the fish strikes aggressively the treble can hold it long enough for its thrashing to embed the single hook, if the single hook isn't already embedded. Just a thought. Thanks again.