My Top 2 Rigs for Beach Coho Fishing

My Top 2 Beach Fishing Coho Rigs:
September is here and the fish are coming! Now is the time to grab your boots and hit the beach. My Top 2 Coho Fishing Rigs are with me every trip. Take a look at what I like to carry each outing. Thanks for watching! Fish on!!
If you like the products featured in tonight's episode, take a look at the links below:
--Rod
-Velocity Salmon River Series 8'6
-Reel
-Diawa Lexa 2500 with 15lb mono
-Tackle Bag
-Orvis Sling Pack
-lure box
-leader wallet
-large leader wallet
-Buzz Bombs
-wicked Lures
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[@kellycorcoran1153]

Great info as always Richard.

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Thanks buddy!

[@Ricksimon13]

Great vid, thanks!

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Thanks for watching and the support!

[@davidgreco751]

Great stuff!

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Thanks for watching and the support!

[@daddyshark1174]

This is what I've been waiting for :) great video, dude

[@daddyshark1174]

What size buzzbomb is that at UV one?

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Thanks for watching and the support! Glad it was helpful! That is the 2.25” standard size. The UV colors are killer

[@Will-dr9cf]

Haha, I have been using the same two tackles for beach salmon fishing. It turns out to be very successful.

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Right on! Thanks for watching and the support!

[@monkeytwitch6463]

Hey Richard, wondering about some of this gear and if you have links for them?

[@BenMargolius]

Great video as per usual! Which buzz bomb colors have you had the most success with for Coho?

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Either white pearl pink stripe or glow green stripe are my stand by coho colors. The perch is another good one

[@ChrisD624]

Great content. Any chance you could do a video sometime on trolling setups without a downrigger? Eg. 360, deep six, etc.

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Thanks for watching and the support! I can definitely do that one out of the boat this next week

[@renownriverspnw5314]

I got some kings this year trolling with just a rod holder it can definitely be done with out the downriggers. I used a sliding 8-12 oz ball to get it down, before my flasher n leader ofc.

[@ChrisD624]

@@renownriverspnw5314 Can you share the lure you used, flasher, leader, and bumper length?

[@subtlesotl]

New to fishing from shore, usually am in the rivers. What’s a good time to start targeting fish around the dash point area?

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Thanks for watching and the support. End of this month should be a start to the pinks and more coho. Usually by early August if regs are open then a great time to be trying

[@subtlesotl]

@@HolyMolyOutdoors fuck yeah! I’m stoked!

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

@@subtlesotl but double check all the regs though just to be sure as I don’t typically fish that area for when they have the area open

[@subtlesotl]

@@HolyMolyOutdoors yep. It’s open now thurs-sun. I’m gonna hit area 9 when it opens on the 13th

[@fishingwithfoxxxy1371]

is that the hood canal on the area 9 side

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

No this is the north Puget sound

[@bsdgffishtuna5186]

why did you change the way buzzbombs are supposed to be setup? Your swivel below the bomb and on the hook...why?

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Great question thank you. This is for two reasons. The first is line twist for a hooked fish. The swivel also allows for the open eye siwash hooks to easily be changed in and out with pliers and no knots to be retied. Happy accident it also allows for small squid skirts to be added above the swivel and makes for a stopping point they won’t slide down the hook

[@angelasummerfield4128]

How do you cast the Wicked at the beach?

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Great question thank you! I rig them with a in-line float weight off the beach to 3/4oz. 3’ leader to wicked. Casting is all in the timing and cadence to make sure the rig turns over before hitting the water. How O do that is closing the bale of the reel just before it lands and it will straighten out the rig and hit the water ready to retrieve. Hope this helps!