The Basic Fishing Setups | Learn How with Pacific Angler

In this episode of "Learn how with Pacific Angler", staff Matt Sharp demonstrates four basic fishing setups which are commonly used for anglers who are starting out fishing in British Columbia Canada!
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Instructor:
Matt Sharp, Pacific Angler
Camera:
Rodney Hsu
Editing:
Rodney Hsu
Music:
"Beyond Stars" by Cymatix
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[@Codax]

Great video ! I'm just getting my buddy started in fishing with his own gear and this is a perfect first step primer

[@FishingwithRod]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching.

[@SunnyIlha]

I've been angling 52 years. I have used only the clinch knot 100% all of the time. 🙂! I have never ever had it fail. The knot doesn't come apart or loosen, nor can it undo itself once cinched down.

[@FishingwithRod]

Sunny Island Yeah I totally agree! 👍

[@mikekehoe7692]

@@FishingwithRod I lost a big steelhead on clinch know use the Palomar Only

[@SunnyIlha]

@@mikekehoe7692 You may not have made it up right that one time; 😬 it did not clinch cinch down securely completely.

[@justinlintag5394]

Can you explain which setups are best for fishing from a dock or edge of lake?

[@FishingwithRod]

The float and bottom sliding weight rig.

[@slacktide_angler]

Please import various weight and buoyancy bombardas.... it’d make good beginner rigs as well with the added benefit of controlling presentation over just splitshots

[@FishingwithRod]

adrianS I would give Pacific Angler or your local tackle store a call and let them know.

[@slacktide_angler]

I’ll be doing just that. I forgot I wasn’t watching their channel when I commented, haha. Thanks for all that you and your team do, Rod! Happy holidays! -Adrian in Burnaby