HOW TO- Tying yarnies for bobber dogging and side drifting | 45 second knot!

[@kurtc6302]

Thanks for being in realistic conditions and not cutting out scissor issues.

[@PacificNorthwestBowhunting]

Cool variation on the egg loop...love it. It gives you more options because you're tying the egg loop anyway and still have that loop up front. Thanks man!

[@OregonUnpaved]

Tom Ryle glad this was helpful!

[@PacificNorthwestBowhunting]

@@OregonUnpaved I had never tied leaders like this before and now I'm cranking them out in less than a minute, perfect wraps/loops every time. Thanks again! #BROnation ;-)

[@OregonUnpaved]

Awesome, yea if anything it’s easier than I made it look haha!

[@ryananey7626]

Thank you. Nice rig. I will be giving it a go.

[@fxgz5531]

Hi very good set up Sir, I love it, one suggestion about the scissors, just got for a still and try to cut it with the scissors, they'll be Sharp like new

[@NorthwestOpenSeason]

I need to get into the yarnie game at some point

[@OregonUnpaved]

Northwest Open Season one of my earlier vids, need to do a redo lol!

[@derrickleo5225]

What kind of bait would you use for that presentation? Also, great video!

[@OregonUnpaved]

Thanks for watching. I like to use borax steelhead eggs with some sugar and salt. Sometimes add krill powder also. Even putting scent on the yarnies will work well!

[@bakdraft6578]

45 seconds Jack Osbourne?

[@OregonUnpaved]

Bak Draft jack osborne? Yea it’s 45 seconds not when your doing it slowly for camera though.