King Salmon Bobber Downs - How I Get Them to BITE in RIVERS

[@stevenjennings4568]

Wild you guys think if you have a bobber it’s legal hahahah floss away and chirp other fishermen your top notch 😂

[@FishFray]

The bite is undeniable. In this video, and in many others you can find on my channel.

[@Brandon1267]

They literally bite 😂

[@josephgarcia1575]

You must be a snagger I mean flosser... don't be mad we float guys catch 98% of the fish because we get them to bite and can keep fishing the same hole instead of hooking a fish in the back and spook the rest. Not to mention how many flossers just take the illegally hooked fish and think it's fine. Their not sportsman.

[@collinbroschay3874]

Don’t wanna spread hate in this awesome channel, but like fray said, these are undeniable bites. They grab these eggs, you can argue it’s out of aggression or biological instinct to eliminate competition, but they eat and there’s nothing else to it. Good luck 👍🏻

[@kollmesser9537]

@@josephgarcia1575let’s be honest here bud they go to spawn and die and i’m not saying that keeping snagged fish is right and i don’t keep the fish unless it’s hooked in the mouth. but to say they “eat” is wild because even tho the hook is in the mouth and the fish bites the bait doesn’t mean it’s in a feeding manner it’s more of a bite out of aggression that’s why you have to fish a hole so long to actually get a bite you gotta make them mad enough to attack 🤷‍♂️.

[@BCyr1991]

The people who say you can't get Salmon to bite in the rivers haven't even tried. They probably skip right to snagging.

[@FishFray]

I'd agree. If you are used to snagging you probably don't have the patience to drift a legitimate rig for long, and thats why people go right back to the old ways..

[@outdoorsforachange]

I'd snag if it was legal, not going to lie. Instead, I catch skunks.

[@deanazarnush884]

i call it salmon fever, when you see the salmon in the shallows walking from hole to hole and you get the urge, that evil urge, that salmon fever

[@BCyr1991]

@@deanazarnush884 I definitely agree that many are afflicted with that fever! Haha Usually people who don't get on the water much and feel they have to justify their trip with a fish.

[@FishFray]

We've all been there .. it is hard to walk away from a giant fish!

[@codycook7091]

I was so excited to see a salmon video from you this year finally! I hope all the people that hit 6th street watch this and learn something. Its gut wrenching watching all the snaggers on the ladder.

[@FishFray]

Ha, I don't think there is any fixing that place

[@chadshoultz8027]

My wife is taking me to the Salmon River in a few weeks for our first time salmon fishing! I really appreciate your straight forward information in this video! Thank you.

[@mattachtemeier5296]

Spinner nation checking in! Best way to catch ‘em. Always get a big pissed off one it seems. If you get one that is ..

[@FishFray]

Good luck this season!

[@Wardenlw]

I like the intro bit about ethical methods and cleaning the rivers. Need more like you

[@FishFray]

Hope it helps!

[@StevoTreevo]

YOU ARE BACK FRAAAAAYY!!!!! Keep posting these videos! I love each and every one of them!!!! You have amazing content my guy.

[@FishFray]

Thanks, glad you like them!

[@troutcloud]

You're by far among the best fishermen on youtube. No BS, very informative and respectful. Keep up the amazing work, we all appreciate it.

[@outdoorsforachange]

Very high praise.

[@FishFray]

Thank you! That's what I'm going for

[@Nicholasyeahbruh]

I agree

[@alexrocco5224]

Great vid! Would love to see you do another collaboration with Kyle from Adventure chasing. You guys are my favs. Thank you for your entertaining AND very informative content. You are extremely helpful in teaching folks how to hone the craft and enjoy it too!

[@FishFray]

Thanks, that's what it's all about !

[@alext.7517]

I use a 8wt fly rod and middle to late season the kings in the river will eat a yarn egg or even white streamers under a yarn egg

[@FishFray]

Nice!

[@lloydbeebe3716]

Glad to see your post. Been waiting to see it pop up. Thanks for the info once again. Landed my first king of the season today. Pumped for the big runs.

[@FishFray]

Awesome, congrats! It's going to be a good fall

[@BentRodsTackle]

That first hook up though! That was exciting to watch, Fray. Thank you.

[@FishFray]

Thanks for watching !

[@BillMikesAnglingAdventures]

good to see ya back - sweet float drops

[@FishFray]

Thanks!

[@wdtaut5650]

Graduate school? Wow! I remember when you were a freshman doing your first videos. Doesn't seem so long ago. I have really enjoyed the adventure and thank you for showing us so much fishing.

[@FishFray]

Thanks for sticking around !

[@TheSpeyfisher]

Fray, who makes the artic spinner and have you ever tried the spinner on the center pin? You can by take a float and move it up to 4 feet or how ever deep and swing your spinner as the float keeps it off the bottom!

[@scottcolquitt2073]

Fray...excellent background...hookup...footage...release...you got this! Keep it going! Great Vid!

[@FishFray]

Thanks, more to come!

[@kenzacharajr.1023]

I bounced the bottom didn't believe until now. Your videos has some awesome faith changing footage .

[@kurtc6302]

Welcome back and appreciate your videos

[@FishFray]

Thanks !

[@JohnMiller-ld2fs]

So true about the snagging, i would see so many people hook unto a fish then they would acoot around a bend so you couldnt call them out on it. The method that always works for me use a fly with 4 ft leader and a 1/4 once pencil weight. Just toss it right in front of a honey hole or a routw you see them taking. They just glide across it and take it with out skipping a beat.

[@truenorthangler]

Another well put educational video, Fray. Loved your message at the beginning of the video and I can relate to everything you said. I also do well on skein and sometime spinners and crank baits for these salmon but early in the season when they first enter. Once they pair up and move to the spawning mode, it’s over on feeding plus it’s unethical to fish when they are on the beds. Flossing, snagging and trash around is also a big problem here on the Lake Ontario tribs. I also started fishing using those methods but once I started understanding their behavior, I quickly found out they do bite and can catch them the proper way and gives you so much satisfaction. Loved the first float drop/bobber down, no mistake about that hit. Wish you a great salmon season and keep up the great work and content you make. Cheers Adrian

[@FishFray]

Thanks Adrian, hope you have a great season as well !

[@Aistuffandjunk]

Have you ever tried a size 6 pistol Pete in chartreuse. I’ve had great success swinging this fly for kings pre-spawn.

[@FishFray]

I'll check it out, thanks !

[@albertlovshin7791]

Your a pro flosser yes the line passes through the fishes mouth and the float goes down. The rest is all crapp.

[@NorthwestOpenSeason]

Bobber down king is back. Looking forward to fall salmon season here on the west coast also. Good luck Fray.

[@FishFray]

Good luck to you too!

[@josephgarcia1575]

Where are you at?

[@NorthwestOpenSeason]

@@josephgarcia1575 Oregon

[@danvascotto6271]

Good to see you back . Informative video

[@puskasrobert1725]

Love to see that you back on the river for the king's

[@FishFray]

It feels good to be back on the water!

[@yoomama2297]

Awesome video, just wondering what area of Michigan are the salmon running already, I’m from big rapids area

[@outdoorsforachange]

Was about to ask the same thing. Mason area. I was just camping in Big Rapids.

[@FishFray]

Not much running happening yet, just a few fish here and there

[@yoomama2297]

We’re ya talkin kinda northern lower michigan

[@robertwhite414]

Do you try spawn bags and what size hooks do you run when you do? Thanks again for the video you and Kyle really are great advocates for fair chase and clean waters!!

[@FishFray]

Occasionally I will use a quarter or nickel size spawn bag on a size ten hook

[@obsessedanglingtv5723]

Banger video man! Going to kick back and relax and watch 14 minuets of great content!!

[@FishFray]

Thanks Owen, not as much fish action as your last video !

[@obsessedanglingtv5723]

@@FishFray for your filming & video editing skills I could sit down and enjoy the whole video no matter how many fish are caught!

[@Dennon21]

I legit looked up your channel today and thought hmm fray should be posting salmon vids any time now 😂

[@FishFray]

Good timing!

[@team3d180]

6:39 veiwer:"SNAG!?!?" 😂😂

[@9kluv46]

The 2023 run funna be lit 🔥

[@FishFray]

For sure!

[@Canadiandawg]

Best bobber downs on KZbin. I love your videos!

[@FishFray]

Thanks, glad you like the vids!

[@DarkKnight-dq7ek]

Appreciate how much of a conservationist and respect to the environment that you have for our state of MI. I agree I am disgusted by the snaggers and I am not one to refrain from calling them out and making sure DNR finds them. You are correct flossing is common, but it can stop, and should stop. Its oddly weird right now since covid so many people got into fishing, but I'm starting to notice a lot of people are chilling out and not chasing it like they used to. Combat fishing is still a huge pain at certain sites we won't name. However I appreciate the thoughtfulness and integrity that you put into these fishing videos. Also how informative and polite you are. You are much better than many other salmon and steelhead chasing youtubers out here.

[@FishFray]

Thank you! It would be great to see some positive changes on the rivers over time

[@fishinwiththegriffins7304]

The Black with red beads Arctic Spinner is also great for Kings. Nice video man.

[@EricPeterson-e5n]

Nice to see some in the rivers. I may head up somewhere next week

[@FishFray]

Good luck, its been tough so far!

[@Drewsfishingtrips]

The prodigal salmon angler is back. Good to see you back Fray!!!

[@FishFray]

Glad to be back, thanks for watching!

[@NickAndCaroline]

Every year I go out with intention of making you proud hahaha.I still only have a fly rod, but I also have good intentions. Thanks for the good work you do and the vibes you put out! 👊👊👊

[@FishFray]

I think good intentions is all that matters! Have fun out there

[@icantcatchsalmon]

Do u ever fish with jerkbaits or crankbaits for the kings some times are really good when they are the most aggressive

[@justinedgar_outdoors]

Happy to see some content! I cannot wait to get on the river.

[@FishFray]

Hope you have a great season!

[@justinedgar_outdoors]

@@FishFray you as well brother! I got my first river king here in ny on the salmon river this past weekend on the 26th.

[@richardramsaran5093]

#1 bobber down videographer 💯

[@FishFray]

Thanks !

[@jamaalmaddox5145]

So awesome to see your video pop up! Looking forward to great videos!

[@brianderringer1281]

Nice to see the salmon kick off season. The float wallet looks great.

[@FishFray]

Thanks Brian!

[@DavidNiedbala]

ordered some artic spinners! Cheaper then big box stores spinners. Are you planning on doing anymore drone fishing videos? that one you had to take down was my absolute favorite of the coho pod swimming up stream.

[@FishFray]

Hopefully more drone stuff soon!

[@NoFilterOutdoors]

Another great video fray, but idk how you run blood run tackles, specifically the hooks. They have really dropped in quality in my opinion. I've lost several fish on them due to broken or straight hooks...and before any of you say it, my drag was NOT too tight... Thanks for all you do for the fishery fray, much love

[@justinmacks1481]

Might've been a bad batch for 2021-2022. Or the hooks sizes matter, I noticed the size 6-10 hooks kept snapping off when centerpin fishing for steelhead last spring. Not sure if it was me being a relative centerpin novice, but hooked into about 4 steelhead that weren't all that big, and the size 8 hooks snapped at the bend on 2 of them, the other 2 the 8lbs and 10lbs leader from blood run I was using snapped too at the snell... fluorocarbon, and only 2 year old so was surprised it snapped, though again, I probably put too hard a brake on n the fish centerpinning and the force snapped the line idk. Had no issues with the 12lbs leader landing Chinook in the Betsie in the fall. Then salmon fishing last fall, had a big hen on and size 2 hook and it also snapped at the bend, this was after landing another hen on the same rig and hook, so maybe they weaken after a few fish??? Ordered some new 2 and 3 size skeena hooks from blood run for this coming fall we'll see how they do...I love how sharp they are, but maybe the hardening and sharpening processes weaken them a bit.

[@FishFray]

I have had good experiences with blood run hooks over the last 4-5 years of using them. I have never broke a skeena hook and I run them with 20 lb leader and heavy rods. I have broke some of the tailout hooks in sizes 8-12 using 8lb or heavier leader. I expect this to occasionally happen with such a small hook, thats the tradeoff when using small hooks on heavy fish and snags. I'd actually prefer my hook break in some situations so I get my whole leader and split shot back, but I can only think of two or three times I've broken hooks out of hundreds used

[@HardRockMiner]

Wild Chinook 2km from the ocean on a fly is as addictive as anything on Earth. I have a few videos on my channel of really big Chinook being taken that way.

[@willym1965]

Being from Alaska my favorite method was using a spin an glo with a 3/0 snelled hook with chartreuse yarn and a mister twister no bait. Rubber core weight 24” above the rig. PRIMO!! try it. Let it sit above a deep hole or sitting some what in the hole. Salmon will let you know where to place it. Experiment. Works great. You can use bait with it as well.

[@FishFray]

Interesting , thanks for the tip!

[@garydelcourt2791]

Not to name any spots…but how do you find small streams with Kings? Are these tributaries of major rivers?

[@redred2772]

My ratio of bite to snag is 25% bite but Im using 4 egg bags. The bigger chunks of skein might help with that and save my arm from all that destruction and spooking the fish.

[@elijahmorelli7852]

What about fly fishing with egg patterns? Would they bite those? Thinking of trying that

[@danr8787]

It’s about that time of year again!

[@223Carbine]

Thanks Fray, always enjoy your videos. Congratulations on Grad school.

[@FishFray]

Thanks!

[@genemccutcheon984]

Arctic spinner, or anything with a tri hook, aren't legal in all rivers. Just learned that during a trip last year. From a tackle shop owner. You should give that info also.

[@randychappell5955]

Centerpin guy. Gotta love that. I fly fishing. We do floss Alot of them. But never intentionally. ( We go on a float trip Wednesday.

[@fishing4reel_247]

Great video fray! Love the respect you are showing to the river. keep it up!

[@FishFray]

Thanks !

[@davewittman1058]

Just ordered some of those spinners can't wait to check them out in Wisconsin for tributary salmon

[@FishFray]

Awesome, good luck!

[@davewittman1058]

@@FishFray yea the itch is starting here in Wisconsin can't wait

[@kurtbargar1618]

Thanks Fray so few utubers include tackle tips keep up the good work 👍

[@colinpaul2320]

Fray love your videos thank you for doing them, used the red and black spinners last year with great success and will tryout green this year. Keep posting

[@ReidBudleski]

First time watching the channel and it's great! Super informative and helpful for someone like me. I'm up in the UP for college and have never fished for salmon but am a pretty experienced bass fisherman. What beginner tips would you offer to me as I try to catch one? Any general locations?

[@FishFray]

I would find the popular areas in the river( busy parking lots and beat banks) and get an idea for what the scene is like. It will help a lot to meet people and talk to people who fish the area

[@scottblock6832]

Great video Fray. Love how you promote catching them legally.

[@FishFray]

Thanks !

[@derekhallman9770]

you get a thumbs up good sir for promoting fair chase methods

[@kahuna13135]

About time you came back 🙏🏻🙏🏻🤩

[@FishFray]

Glad to be back !

[@chromepursuit]

Blue fox also makes some very effective salmon spinners

[@stephenjensen93]

I hooked more nooks than I could count this spring running a blue body bullet spinner with a silver blade. Granted I fished from a 9 foot pontoon and could maneuver into the spots drift boats couldn't and hold that "thunk" on the spinner blade right in the strike zone.

[@fishinwiththegriffins7304]

Good video man. I was hoping to see an Arctic Spinner bite! Oh well maybe next time. Nothing wrong with a good bobber down. Good information.

[@FishFray]

There will be plenty of spinner bites soon!

[@Vityasviri]

Are you using the glow chartruese spinners or the regular chartruese? Looking to buy some, thanks! @@FishFray

[@FishFray]

I use either and have not noticed any difference in catch rate

[@Vityasviri]

@@FishFrayjust saw the shipping cost is the price of 4 spinners for me. 🥲

[@justinmacks1481]

@@Vityasviri Arctic spinners are found in many west Michigan tackle shops big and small. Though the chartreuse ones are all sold out...lol D&R sports has other brand chartreuse spinners that look similar to arctic spinners, so could try another brand.

[@larrybriggs5065]

Do you think they prefer red over orange or natural?

[@renownriverspnw5314]

I would recommend beginners to bounce spoons off the bottom. It teaches you drift fishing and gear at the same time. That’s how I caught my first 5-10 salmon.

[@FishFray]

Interestingly, we don't do much spoon fishing in the rivers here in the Great lakes

[@casting4chrome]

That would be a great way lose all of your spoons in Lake Michigan tribs

[@renownriverspnw5314]

@@casting4chrome yeah I’m in Washington where we have gravel river bottoms and I have never fished out there so makes sense

[@justinmacks1481]

@@renownriverspnw5314 Lots of wood in Michigan rivers... Though single hook spoons might work well, as long as you have a few to lose. Lol

[@renownriverspnw5314]

@@justinmacks1481 I buy multiple 4 ps is of little Cleo’s and out here we can only use single hook barbless. I have a Mono leader to my braid and if I can’t pull the hook out of any snag I’ll break it off. But I lose a spoon once every other outing I’d say.

[@leebarnes393]

Where the hell you been?? Lol 😆 Hope you did well with school, and Glad 😊 you're back!! Get dust shook off 😂,and get back at it !!

[@FishFray]

Had to finish up my masters !

[@6610andrewc]

Hi. What size center pin setup are you using? Thanks

[@scottpetersen6869]

Thanks for the video. I run spinning in August I use 12xt in September I run 10xt The Michigan Squid

[@FishFray]

Squid spinners are fun too!

[@buckchaser312]

Glad to see you came out of retirement !

[@FishFray]

Hopefully one last good fall!

[@buckchaser312]

@@FishFray last ??

[@jackbennison4312]

Just got home from the Fraser today and went out at 8am and just got home now at 8pm .. only 1 bite

[@RenaissanceCabinetRefinishing]

I am going to a river where you have fished, I want to know if the Arctic Spinner which has a treble hook on it is legal. I cant seem to find it on the rule book. Please advise.

[@FishFray]

The stock arctic spinner hooks are right there on the max 3/8 in mark for trebles in many rivers. I run them.

[@dylanmounsey7515]

Was wondering when you’d post a video . Usually around the time my season starts rolling lol. Pier bite been hot

[@FishFray]

I'm hoping to get a pier fish this year

[@dylanmounsey7515]

@@FishFray 20 pound braid tie the braid directly to the glow spoon lol

[@stephenjensen93]

Have you ever fished tidewater where this fish hold in deep pools right where the freshwater hits salt,and the fish are waiting for the first fall rain? The reason I ask is because I tried this out on a coastal river in Oregon last year and got skunked although rolling like crazy. There were others fishing the hole with bobber and bait and only saw two hookups. I was thinking of throwing a tail out twitcher under the bobber like I saw on a YT video filmed in Alaskan streams

[@FishFray]

We don't have tides here in the Great lakes, unfortunately

[@willsworldoutdoors]

Nice video. Love the early season stuff.

[@brettbrian4539]

This might be a dumb question... but where can I get salmon skein? I am just learing to fish this summer.

[@FishFray]

Either catch your own female fish, or go to fish cleaning stations and see if you can get any skein , some people don't use it and just throw it out

[@mjsantarelli]

Hi Fray! Have you used the Arctic Spinner on Lake Erie Steelhead with any luck? Hope to see you on the Erie Tribs someday.

[@FishFray]

It's bigger than the spinners that I would use on Erie steel. I prefer a #3 mepps for that

[@squickel5218]

Have you tried gold, silver, pink or any other color spinners that would work like the chartreuse color one. Is it something you've noticed they key in on in the dark stained water

[@FishFray]

I really only use chartreuse for kings. For coho I will throw smaller chrome or gold spinners

[@garydelcourt2791]

I’m salmon/ steelhead fishing in the harbors in southern Michigan. Been out twice waiting for the cold weather and I only fish at night after the crowds go home. I have seen the strangest thing this year…there are pods of salmon swimming around and there are walleye swimming with the salmon. How do I know they are walleye? I caught two..one a 6 pounder and the other a 4 pounder. There are a ton of minnows and what the walleye are doing is letting the salmon push the minnows into shallow water around a foot or two deep. The walleyes then chase the minnows almost onto shore and just destroy them. I wouldn’t have believed it if I didn’t see it myself….so I have become fascinated with this insane walleye behavior and bite and put the salmon on the back burner. I got the flyrod out to sight cast to the shallow walleyes just like bonefish in the Bahamas but no luck on that yet…

[@spiderwebmarketing2424]

I know this is an older video ..but I tried buying the Arctic spinner with the coupon code but it wasn't valid...is there an updated code??

[@seaseasee]

Great video. We are from southeastern Michigan and I have a question. Where is the river? Thanks so much

[@alejandroguillen8790]

Id like for you to Try some 16mm BnR (or any other brand) soft beads man. They work great in Washington for me. I’m curious if they’ll bite down there. Great video!

[@FishFray]

I'm excited to try 16mm this season, felt like 14mm was a little small

[@alejandroguillen8790]

@@FishFray yeah I've tried 14mm, 16mm and 20mm. 16mm was the sweet spot for me. the cerise works really good.

[@scottvandevusse4943]

What’s your favorite color arctic spinner? And do you prefer to throw upstream, across, or down?

[@FishFray]

I use all chartreuse arctic spinners. I tend to throw them across or slightly upstream

[@sandrawright170]

Awesome video!! How do you set up your pole for a bobber rig and whats the best way to get that skein to float just right

[@FishFray]

Starting at 7:50 I go through my skein rig. With that rig your skein should float the way you want it, unless the current is too strong or boiling

[@sandrawright170]

Awesome thank you

[@mattbarn1706]

Been waiting for you to drop them vidssss fr im tryna catch my first king in the Midwest as well

[@FishFray]

Good luck this fall!

[@evanjarvi406]

Do u have single or treble on arctic spinners? thanks been watching since u started channel

[@FishFray]

I use the stock treble hooks

[@tristenparsons8989]

Grest video, bud! I have a question for you. I am from the pacific northwest. We do not use spawn sacs up here very much. I notice that you don't use spawn sacs for salmon. Is there a reason why you fish skein for salmon instead of spawn sacs?

[@FishFray]

The main reason is they seem to like the skein chunk, and it saves me going through the effort and cost of tying up bags out of it. Just chop it up and fish. Also, the way it moves through the water could be enticing in certain situations. Thats how I see it, at least

[@tristenparsons8989]

@FishFray fantastic! I wish you the best of luck with your fall season. We have chinook already trickling in some of our tributary rivers. The coho will be here In a few weeks .

[@robertmullenbach6444]

Congrats on finishing grad school! Great video! Thanks

[@FishFray]

Thank you!

[@markcain460]

I look forward to the fall salmon run all year long. Good content without a bunch of wasted time. I'm following!

[@FishFray]

Thanks, that's what I am going for

[@thegoats20]

Here in alaska in the kenai, flipping is the way to go for reds. Kings numbers been so bad that it’s been closed every year for years.

[@FishFray]

That's tough!

[@Reapifys]

So if they can still get you for a bare hook without any bait on it how do the guys running beads above the hook get away with it?

[@FishFray]

I never thought about that

[@LouieYanno]

what lb line do you recemmend for king salmon in rivers on a spinning reel and 6"7 rod

[@FishFray]

30-40lb braid mainline, 20lb fluorocarbon leader

[@michiganroots8045]

NIce job Davis. Good luck this fall.

[@FishFray]

Thanks, you too!

[@ReelMichiganAnglers]

Have you tried a bead dropper below skein? I’ve had fish pass on the skein and nail the bead. Might be a good alternative to the double skein ball. Great video as usual!

[@FishFray]

Occasionally I run one!

[@ReelMichiganAnglers]

@@FishFray run the TallyWhacker!

[@ayeager123]

Your back! Yay! Would you use roe for salmon? Or do you think beads are better? If someone was to try roe, skien or roe bags and how would you cure them?

[@FishFray]

I primarily use skein, see the link for how I cure it. You can also use loose bait tied into spawn bags, kings are not picky if they are in a biting mood. Id tend to use beads only in clear water or when I know the fish are pressured, because it is a more subtle presentation

[@FishFray]

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[@schevonalisa9942]

Another question, if I do get skein what color cure should I use to fish the tippy dam or any river in general?

[@FishFray]

I use red skein 99% of the time for salmon

[@mikehopstaken3755]

Go to hank and sons ask art to show ya good people there he will go through color of skain and how we float it in big Manistee river

[@TheRealDalco]

Watched 2 kids go over the coffer Monday thinking it was legal to just net salmon, and a guy snagging right at the weir 😅 not a good start to the year. Hooked up but didn’t land it

[@FishFray]

Ha, it's too early for all that stuff

[@TheRealDalco]

@@FishFray I couldn’t agree more. Thought I’d be safe this early but itain’t safe nowhere

[@justinmicks799]

What a great intro fish fray🤟

[@clintmeadows5721]

What do you think about cotton balls instead of beads

[@FishFray]

They might hold scent well, but I'm guessing they wouldn't last as long as a bead

[@clintmeadows5721]

@@FishFray good point, I had an old timer tell me to just get proper hook sizes an colorful yarn an wrap it up an cover with shrimp scent. Never tried it but was curious of it. Thanks for the input

[@NorthwestMoOutdoors]

Great content as usual!! Hopefully many more vidieos this year. Tight lines, and stay safe.

[@FishFray]

Thanks , you too!

[@phillipball-reed8071]

Great video! Can’t wait to get out fishing with the kids

[@FishFray]

Good luck!