Two Minute Secrets: Salmon Paddles and Flies

Get all the info you need from Tangled Tackle Fishing as we cover paddles and flies for Lake Michigan salmon fishing in under two minutes!
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[@TiffanysTechniques]

Always a fan of your videos. 👍

[@thereeljbake]

Awesome video! Great for my attention span 👏👏👏😂

[@tangledtacklefishing]

Same here.

[@ronaldtober9443]

Thanks Chris, always appreciate your videos. Big white paddle has always been my go to.👍👍👍👍👍

[@kirktaylor7622]

Great information as always, thank's for sharing and giving up your time for all our benefit.

[@kennethbrescia9351]

I'll have to download it because I always forget. Great video Chris

[@grimskull416]

Hey Chris, are you still active here? It's been 1 month since your last video. Really great content and would love to see more new stuff and know how you're doing. Cheers.

[@tangledtacklefishing]

Absolutely. I put out at least one video a week. Make sure to check the “live video” section.

[@mattduprau2028]

What makes you choose a fly over a meat rig on your deep rigger? Lake Ontario I almost exclusively have a meat rig down on 1/2 down riggers below the thermocline and a spoon on my other above. Would running a big paddle and fly be more speed tolerant for spoons in my spread?

[@garrettwestbury9165]

Great videos and great info! How far in back of ball do you typically run those?

[@tangledtacklefishing]

25 feet is a good starting point.

[@garrettwestbury9165]

@@tangledtacklefishing thanks for the reply! It's amazing how different the flasher program it over there. Have hardly even heard of a spin dr off a dipsey anymore on the WI side. Or a paddle deep anymore

[@Fowldawgsllc]

When do you start running big paddles?

[@tangledtacklefishing]

As soon as there are kings around.

[@Fowldawgsllc]

42-60”🤔 I’ve been running 36. I’m Going to try that longer leader