The ones I use the most are Wapsi brand, but there are others with much more detailed heads. I just buy a blank lead jig and paint the heads myself. And I may have found the wapsi product on FishUSA, knot 100% about that. Best of luck

Those are DIY contractors tubes, you can source the locking cap ends and buy pipe, cut to size.

Thank you for the comment, hope you make it out to the lake with excellent success

You should put it on your list this year, awesome spot

There will be different speeds for different lures and certain times to focus on slower or faster presentations. The Lymans and Spoons run best at faster speeds 2.5-3.5mph. Flat fish, slow troll apex, articulated flies work better at slow speeds 1-2 mph and become the effective technique when the temps drop and fish slow down in the swallows. Also vary your speed, run fast and drop out, speed back up, that stop and go drives strikes. Best of luck!

That's a very nice compliment, much appreciated. I was just talking to my friend about how much fun we had on that trip and wanting to go back. Hope you have great success on the water!

It can be a very difficult lake on the wrong days with the wrong tactics. Sorry you have poor experiences

Give it another month or two, spring has the reservoirs filled up right now. Glad you got out to the lake, best of luck

Thank you much, Lake Tahoe is a beautiful location. Best of luck to you on the water

In places with rocks and growth absolutely, some clay areas are tough too, but there are beautiful sand areas that are as pleasant as it gets , my opinion.

Heck yea. I haven't gotten to explore the whole lake yet but I have been on sandy beaches and in the sandy surf there. I've never been able to hook up with a trout though, my time will come.

They are in right now, you would love it

I love catching and eating halibut, first time catching the California Halibut and they taste just as good. The bay area is beautiful from the water. Thank you

Thank you, the lake is just getting started for the season, looking forward to being on the water

@@BlakeMarshallPiscesOutdoors Yep. They just got the doc floated the last week or so. We're in the green machine, you can't miss it. Let's get some. Spotted a lot of kokes stacked on the bottom the other day. Bald eagles are looking well-fed, too!

@@mustangsandwich It is interesting that the fish are so deep this early in the season, things should turn and change their location soon, looks warmer this week. What kind of boat is the green machine?

@@BlakeMarshallPiscesOutdoors North River Fastback. Sexy....haha...

@@mustangsandwich awesome, North Rivers is a great boat! See you on the water, best of luck to you

tabaco was highly reveled by the first nations people. The event was an unplanned challenge. Much appreciate your positive humor! Great luck to you on the water!

That is on my list to do, among a few other solid producers out there. Always appreciate the solid intel. Great luck out on the water

Got some ideas for this transition time, there are some excellent fishing options, with more melting out

@@BlakeMarshallPiscesOutdoors well, shoot. You know my number...

I use those lures very effectively from the boat, see some guys casting them from shore, anything that mimics a minnow should catch. Great luck to you on the water!

This was the best year for rainbows, still a few weeks left

Thank you, much appreciate the support. The cold weather is my favorite, winter is always too short. Great luck to you!

Thank you much, got a few places to hit soon, we need to link up

I fly fish it often, but I don't narrow my field to only catch one way. I will catch fish on every method possible. Good luck out there, fly fishing for these cutties sure is enjoyable.

Really your gonna be that guy!??? All I do is fly fish, doesn’t matter what gear you prefer it’s all about being out there and having fun…get off your high horse brother… This was a great video regardless, keep up the good work!!!

Thank you, my goal is always to show fishing as a positive and rewarding activity. I love and support all methods; everyone has their own favorite way. If you want to promote the sport you have to be willing to deal with some salty individuals, I get along with most salty folks, not all... Great luck to you on the water!@@Fatheadflyfishing

More to come my dude!

Pretty sure that’s Meadow…

Every once in a while the fish just slam it!

Thank you so much for the kind words. Pyramid is special and I cant wait to get back for some more fun! Best of luck to you out there!

Thank you Ivan, appreciate your comments!

It was a fantastic experience

Absolutely, very much appreciate your positive feedback!

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Always happy to get a day in the Outdoors, see you guys soon

That is correct, no barbs, I have plenty of lures that have not been fished, those are what I am showing on the camera, I fish many areas, so I only pinch the barbs of lures that I am using at the time of fishing, majority of my boxes are stilled barbed because they have not been fished. Best of luck on the water!

@@BlakeMarshallPiscesOutdoors had'nt thought about that.. my bad.. Pyramid is one of my "bucket list" lakes. Thanks for replying.. happy ventures!!

Awesome! I hope you catch some beasts! Can't wait to get back out myself.

If you’re not fly fishing you’re basically still an 8 year old 😅

@@schwaggybammer968 people like you ruin fishing for beginners. Let people enjoy the sport without judgement please.

much appreciate you watching! Hope you have a great trip out! It is unfortunate that agriculture is drying up our resources

This was shot in June, fish this season were in a strange routine, but we found them most of this year between 30-60' in water with a max depth of 80-120'

They can definitely get a big bull head, like those goldens. my buddy just got a huge one in South America. Thank you for the support! Best of luck!

Tundra has been great. Hope you make the trip, it is worth it! Never a guarantee but it is a strong fishery.

That is a great question, I do not have all the details on that situation, and I assume it will forever be changing. There are up river plants going on, plus all the upper lakes receiving them. Difficult to know where the fish can all make it to with the difficult agricultural boundaries.

They spawn at the hatchery spillway at the lake…. Few years ago I found a dead 20+ cutthroat near downtown Reno. They definitely make it all the way into town. I’ll post a pic of it on my instagram..

I am going to check out that picture, it is a great questions regarding how much natural spawn is effective, or is it all hatchery@@mainlyfishing4599

Super happy you enjoyed it, get out there! It is worth every penny

Much appreciate your positive comments, best of luck on the water!

Thank you, it was awesome

much appreciated!

Made it more exciting

Thank you for watching! Your positive comments are much appreciated! Hope to see you out on the water sometime!

Yes, they taste great! There is a slot limit, so be sure you keep legal fish, and I would probably steer clear of the fish over 10lbs. Check out this video my homie made wantons out of them, it was incredible. He also cooked fillets with verde salsa, it was excellent Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYbaqn-IlLuto7s

glad you enjoyed. There are still some huge fish in the system, but I only find them when they travel up stream to spawn. The water up there is so clear and cold, I view it as the kindergarten or rearing grounds. Lots of little juvenile trout.

Most people are aware of spoons, they are effective, and most fishermen are well informed for spoon fishing. I just wanted to show a few other tactics that are also incredibly effective. The Jig bite is my favorite, I like the way you can reely slow down the presentation when the fish are lethargic and fish a more sensitive rod. Good luck to you this season!

@@BlakeMarshallPiscesOutdoors I just thought I would share what spoons work at Pyramid. I have also caught fish at Pyramid with the Maribu Jig. Thanks for the advice!

Awesome, I hope you crush the kokes. I don't know fish lake personally, but look for structure, identify the inlets and the spawning grounds, as we near the spawning season, fish should move toward these areas, and start to stack up. I also always search current lines. Salmon love cold fresh water sources nearby. Use your electronic to find and mark the school, and hammer down. Fish will be at their highest part of the water column early in the morning and descend deeper as the sun comes up, typically. Fresh corn - fresh scent, best of luck!

Most of this year's adult fish will be into the metamorphosis stage, there will still be bright chrome smaller fish that will become next years adults. The trout seem to get going better at that time too, and there may still be a good small mouth bass bite. Good luck, I hope the trip is a big success for you!

@@BlakeMarshallPiscesOutdoors thanks!