Trolling Wicked Lures For Salmon.

Setting up Wicked Lures for catching salmon. We use a variety of colors and techniques in this video. I highly recommend using triangle flashers or 360 flashers when trolling Wicked Lures.

[@RuckusOutfitters]

I watched just to find out about leader length. Been trolling the Duwamish for coho and doing quite well with the wickeds, however I just tied on the standard leader length right out of the package. Got to thinking that’s way too long. I’m going to try what you suggested 25-30”. Do you load up the hootchie with scent? If so what’s your go to scent?

[@wickedluresllc1081]

I like shorter leaders, but if you have success with that longer leader, then stick with it. I use herring oil or bloody tuna gel for scent.

[@Blktailhunter53]

What do you think of double hooks and a herring fillet?

[@wickedluresllc1081]

I will run a double hook set up at times. If you want to cut a small strip and put on the lure that's fine too but I only use herring oil.

[@wilsonflanders878]

Do you rig up the same way for trolling in rivers tide water bud

[@djmilhaus]

smashed the pinks in Puget Sound last summer trolling the coho sized Wicked Lures. I now have about 10 or so in my tackle box, hoping to put them to use this summer on silvers and chinook.

[@wickedluresllc1081]

Awesome, I love hearing your success. The silvers should inhale them as well.

[@wickedluresllc1081]

Absolutely you can it also depends on water clarity. I generally don't in clean tide water just run them with out flashers. But both work great.

[@EmberKinney-k9w]

Like... very much

[@thehairyhermitfromscooby-do]

Well done, all around.

[@ShenpaiWasTaken]

You dont add any bait or scent?

[@wickedluresllc1081]

I just scent them bloody tuna or anchovies gel. You can put a small triangle piece of herring on the back hook.