Crushing Lake Erie Steelhead Before Class

[@Mahjoubi2]

Thanks for sharing, good morning my friend. It's always fun to spend time with you in the most beautiful fishing weather, really great job. Wish you happy moments with your friends.

[@Mahjoubi2]

Thank you my friend. I really respect you. . I wish you all the best. Your content is really great and very useful and I am grateful to know you. I wish you good luck my friend

[@OutsidersOutdoorCo]

Absolutely whoopin them on they fly, I gotta get myself one for them low and clear days👌, also sweet back to back fish at 4:50 😎

[@NickWetzel]

Thanks man! Absolutely love catchin em on the fly! I gotta get myself one of those fancy pins like you got so I can play around with it on big water 😎

[@Bsmccurdy73]

WHAT DO YOU PEG YOUR BEADS WITH ?...GREAT VIDEO..THANKS FOR SHARING...YOU'VE GOT ME PUMPED UP FOR FALL..

[@NickWetzel]

Thanks for watching!! I’m stoked for this fall! Already landed a couple fish near the mouths of the tribs! For pegging, I personally use “Troutbeads Peggz”. Quite a few come in one pack, and if you cut them all in half, you can peg twice as many beads out of them. “Top Brass Peg-It” and “Raven Bead pegs” both work fine as well. Hope that helps!

[@Bsmccurdy73]

OK COOL..THANKS FOR RESPONDING..I REALLY APPRECIATE IT.. OH ARE YOU USING SOFT OR HARD BEADS..NEVER REALLY USED EITHER.

[@NickWetzel]

@@Bsmccurdy73 Of course! I try my best to reply to everyone! Typically, I almost always run hard beads. I have had success with soft beads in the past, but they are far less durable and tend to rip off after a few fish. I usually run 8lb tippet, so my rigs stay good for quite a few fish and I’d rather spend more time fishing and less time rigging👍🏻 I also run a lot of McFly Foam eggs if the fishing is really hot because they are faster to tie on than rigging a bead.

[@naplesluck]

@@NickWetzel I've been cutting my pegs in half for a long time now. Gives double the pegs and a whole peg isn't needed anyhow.

[@claudiu1967]

How many split shots!!!!!

[@NickWetzel]

3 bb in the faster water, 2 bb in the slower water! Between 3-6 feet below the indicator depending on the hole I was fishing!

[@claudiu1967]

Excellent !!! thanks a lot

[@jamiegrames7744]

Awesome video what weight fly rod you running

[@NickWetzel]

Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to watch! 10’3 8WT Jeff Blood Rod!

[@claudiu1967]

Hi Nick ,great video!!!!!!what the pound tippet ???? and the bait and set up,thanks CLAUDIU

[@NickWetzel]

Hey Claudiu! Thanks!! 6mm peach bead pegged above a hook and 8lb Seaguar Invisx!