Float Fishing FRESH Winter Steelhead! (BOBBER DOWNS)

Were back! Winter steelhead is here and we couldn't be happier. 2 days of insane winter steelhead bobber downs in the new boat!
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[@dandannen8263]

Best steelhead video I've ever seen!

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

Right on!! We greatly appreciate that

[@39jimmyjam]

I couldnt begin to tell you the memories this video brought back for me. That exact boat used to be my buddies. Hes the one who put the American flag on the motor. We put a TON of steelhead in that boat over the years

[@davidbarclay4968]

Great trip. Little tip for you as I can see you care about the fish you release. Stop curling your fingers up when cradling the fish. You’re putting pressure on internal organs that can cause massive damage and death after release. There are good studies available on line about how bad the curled knuckle grip is.

[@codycook7091]

Let's go! Always look forward to new content from yall. Good Work as always.

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

Preciate it! More on the way soon 👊🏼

[@viczaj2970]

Perfect like always

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

Thank ya!

[@SmokeETer-he6xy]

Losing top bead fish often may be because the bottom hook will wrap or snag on the fish and pull out the top. Think about the hook-in-skin removal method involving tying line to the bend of the hook. The bottom hook can also snag branches and whatnot and I've watched a few swim away at my feet. I don't bother with double setups often because of that and the tangles lol

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

Makes sense. I’ve definitely lost plenty of fish to them wrapping in the bottom bead line. Thanks for watching!

[@jeremylamovsky9868]

What are you guys putting above the bead? It's been so long since I was last into steelhead, beads weren't popular when I took my trout hiatus and I'd never heard of them until a few years later. I use a spinning rod or centerpin, but fly fished years ago. Could have sworn we put egg patterns at the top unless we were using woolly buggers or egg sucking leeches

[@Abraxastrust]

Great hoodie bro

[@bobgiles2971]

Awesome video definitely some nice fish. Been busy will be in touch with you to get out . Congrats guys

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

Sounds good! The bite has been good

[@asddsagogoolpower]

Would be cool if you showed your bobber setup too! Is it just a standard bobber - weight - hook or something else?

[@ryanbrown4149]

Been out a few times with no luck. Rivers been clear with no green. Keep up the good content.

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

Clear water can be tough! Wishin ya luck thanks for watching

[@user-nq1je2kh8s]

Do you run the grand river sixth Street dam

[@robbieallan6522]

All beautiful fish they are still full of energy on release, hope you find out what the yellow stuff is my thoughts jumped to a minor infection maybe.

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

I’ve also heard it’s a birthmark? Not totally sure but we see it on kings too so could be

[@lukeessebaggers2263]

I’m in an environmental class right now for school and the yellow dots on the steel and kings are how Wisconsin marks there stocked fish.

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

We heard that before too! Wisconsin dnr put out a Facebook post that says that is false tho. Did your school teach you that?

[@lukeessebaggers2263]

@@sbsoutdooraction3055 the school did not, but we had a Wisconsin charter captain come in as a guest speaker and that was the information he shared was that the yellow (and sometimes blue) marks towards the head on the left and right side of the fish are from Wisconsin stocked fish. He could be wrong but that’s is what I herd about it.

[@Itz_Malachi611]

Got a question for you, do you try to keep your float slightly point up river, towards you or vertical all the way through the hole?

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

Just responded to your fb message 👍

[@garywillavize6688]

Wanna go Sunday

[@user-nq1je2kh8s]

Do you fish the grand at all at the sixth street dam

[@user-nq1je2kh8s]

What does a float trip cost for two people

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

Feel free to contact me for more info. 269/277/9293

[@TagAndBagEm]

do you guys bulk your weight or run shot patterns?

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

All depends on depth, speed, bottom type etc of where we’re fishing!

[@TagAndBagEm]

@@sbsoutdooraction3055appreciate it, so for slower and deeper water would a shot pattern be more ideal?

[@tommyczupt]

What river is that

[@Hunter_C0312]

Google Earth

[@garywillavize6688]

HMU I will meet u at the boat launch

[@ronyewest]

That yellow is probably from all the pollution in Lake Michigan

[@sbsoutdooraction3055]

lol wouldn’t doubt it. It’s birthmarking from what we’ve been told

[@ronyewest]

@@sbsoutdooraction3055 haha yea I’ve heard that before too

[@jonny13]

Is it safe to eat still though?

[@ronyewest]

@@jonny13 probably not. Let em grow!

[@pure_michigan_angler303]

Yall really need to stop saying "natural fish" / "wild fish"... just because it has the adipose fin doesnt mean it was wild born... the DNR only clips 15-20% of the stocked steelhead, clipped ones will be tagged in their upper jaw