FHN "How-To" Drift Fishing 101 (part 1)

[@kyleoden3015]

Awesome video, thanks

[@dominikreitberger1888]

Thanks again for the upload! The tug is the drug.

[@billnurse5321]

Man I love the video

[@NWJonathan]

Oakie Drifters. Got 58 originals. Fish one a year. I lose it. Wait for the next year. Gifted from my Grandfather after he passed. I’m cutting pencil lead & making slinkies in 2020. Fuck the hype !!! “The tug is the drug kids!”🎣🦾🌲 PS Happy Holidays to y’all. Best wishes in 2021 🤘🏻🐟😎 SO far this is one the best videos you’ve made Duane. Thank you for all the great information.

[@FishHuntNorthwest]

Thank you Jonathan, Happy Holidays to you as well. Part two of Drift Fishing tonight... ;-)

[@bradnaish2570]

Old school guy myself. Used alot of slinky's, and hollow core pencil lead back in the day. I like the sounds of 'stick weights' not being too grabby. Can you elaborate or show a close up on part two, of home made stick weights? Live on the shoug now and returning to drift fishing after a 25 year break from bank fishing. Thanks! Merry Fishmas!

[@FishHuntNorthwest]

Hi Brad, part two is already recorded and set to go later tonight. Here is a link to a "How-To" I did last week on how to make your own stick leads and everything you need to know about them. Hope this helps, let me know. Thanks, D- kzbin.info/www/bejne/qobJepeje5qcnKc

[@michaelregan7680]

What pound braided line would you have on your reel for drift fishing? I know you like 50 for bobber fishing and bobber doggin but what about drift fishing?

[@FishHuntNorthwest]

Michael, for Drift Fishing, 40 lb. Braid works great. Again I put at least an 18' to 20' top shot of monofilament on, so as to ensure I have a breaking point and don't leave a bunch of braid in the river, if I get hung up. I will fish 50 lb. which works very well also, if I have a reel spooled up with 50 that I use for bobber fishing. I don't change my line just to drift fish, if that makes sense. D-

[@DinoRider710]

@@FishHuntNorthwest why mono and not floro?