Vedder River Salmon Fishing Setup! This is how I catch them

[@4Runner123]

Nice video see you out there maybe. One thing about the vedder it’s way too crowded for me.

[@Go2fishingbc]

Thank you, definitely a busy river forsure

[@rockpatrickjoly]

I have a question regarding this summer 2024. Last year was my first year here in Chilliwack, there was fishier all over the place, I had a hard time finding a spot to fish and I caugth 9 salmons. This year, I am always alone, no fisher are fishing and I caugth 0 salmon. What the hell is going on this year??

[@KUBKO17]

It's good stuff, but I recommend putting another set of stoppers under the sink. It avoids losing the sink when the swivel doesn't hold the snag, + it will not pollute the river with lead.

[@Go2fishingbc]

Good call!

[@mehdizafari710]

Would love to learn some fishing with you. If you are fishing this season at veddar let me know.

[@cabinvibeetsystore9094]

New sub! Liked 🙏❤️👍☺️🙂

[@magicworldbyjorg]

[@Go2fishingbc]

Thanks :)

[@magicworldbyjorg]

@@Go2fishingbc Thank you very mutch... have a nice Weekend.... see you….

[@farshadsh3454]

Hi, great video! I have recently started watching your videos as I have been thinking to try fishing. I have tried fishing only a couple times, but know very little about the whole fishing world. I don’t have any equipment but want to get an entry level set. I was wondering if I could tag along with you if you ever go fishing in Lower Mainland area. I moved to Vancouver 2 years ago and do not know anyone to go out fishing with. Just want to see how you fish and I learn. Thanks

[@dmak2828]

Great vid n tips! What weight did u use w the 25g float? Or any of ur floats .... Does distance matter between top float stop and end of mainline?

[@canuckscountry]

I usually use a 1oz weight for a 25g float and works really well

[@Go2fishingbc]

Hi, thanks for the comment! I normally use 20-23g weight, it will say it on the label. And the distance really depends on the water depth. Find the bottom and pull it 1ft up

[@Go2fishingbc]

This!

[@MrDejsii]

Good job man thanks for the info

[@Go2fishingbc]

Thanks for checking out!

[@stellarcreations7378]

Awesome video! Super helpful. Going to try my hand at the Fraser in 2 weeks. Supposed to be nuts.

[@_Artlen_]

Thanks a lot for your video, I was waiting for the set-up. keep it up!

[@Go2fishingbc]

Thanks! Goodluck out there

[@canadianlevi5798]

Great video man, think I saw you the other day on the river. Nice to see the channel

[@Go2fishingbc]

Thanks man! Come say hi, I don’t quite remember haha

[@bbtvfishingismyhappyplace]

Great video! I'm set up the same.👍

[@aliostad1244]

Thanks for such a helpful and informative video. You've answered almost all the questions I had.

[@Go2fishingbc]

Awesome! Glad I could help

[@justtsendiit]

Good Job with the video man, I’ve taken notes from this video so let’s giver a go Also can you make a video on how to find or figure out the strike zone for fishing

[@Go2fishingbc]

Thank you! Good luck out there. I will try to, they are mostly at deep pools right now and shady spots

[@stevetouhey8716]

Thank you!

[@henry48181]

Where did you get the clear drift soft bead? I couldn't find it in either Fred's or Cabela's.

[@Go2fishingbc]

You can order online or pacific river outfitting company

[@henry48181]

@@Go2fishingbc thank you

[@isaacyeung6474]

at 7:30 what kind of beads are those? and where can i buy them???

[@Go2fishingbc]

It’s mostly likely bnr beads 12mm clown beads. You can buy at Fred’s or pacific outfitters in chilliwack

[@SKYexplorer12]

Really helpful and easy explained video , thanks buddy

[@Go2fishingbc]

Thanks! Appreciate it

[@rockpatrickjoly]

I am from Quebec. I Applied all your advices and today I caugth 3 salmon :) thank you very much!

[@Go2fishingbc]

That makes me happy! I’m glad :)

[@rockpatrickjoly]

@@Go2fishingbc all of them in the vedder river. I think they are Chinook.

[@gmtrumanandrade6145]

Hi pal, ya think 14lb braid and my 17lb leader line is good enough?

[@Go2fishingbc]

Hi! You normally want to go less with leader than your main. I always use 12lb leader. It will work but you may lose the whole setup if it gets snagged

[@gmtrumanandrade6145]

@@Go2fishingbc ok thank you so much. And also where exactly in vedder has lots of coho?

[@pensnut08]

Cool video. Very well explained and done!

[@Go2fishingbc]

Glad it helped!

[@Tyrone-v4r]

Thanks for video very helpful

[@kylekdornan]

Coming from a new fisherman very helpful. Thanks a lot

[@jontask9997]

Really appreciate this video. Really good.

[@rbrod]

Would you reccomend a 2 power or 3 power for fishing chinook, coho and chum?

[@Go2fishingbc]

Power 2! More than enough. Landed lots of springs and chums. So coho will be easy

[@rbrod]

@@Go2fishingbc Thanks! I like how the 2 power felt much more sensitive than the 3 power in the tackle shop. Just wanted to make sure a 2 power wouldn't blow up if I got an oversized chum

[@Go2fishingbc]

@@rbrod you will be more than good enough. Personally I think power is too heavy and overkill

[@nim6534]

Hey bro, The rod that you introduced was Titan trophy XL 10’6” power 2. Just curious that the handle part looks a bit different in 1:38 ? You have two different rods? One has blue handle but one in 1:38 shows black handle? What’s the difference?

[@Go2fishingbc]

The blue one is more expensive. Black handle is a entry level

[@joselopezgarcia528]

Great content sir!!!

[@Go2fishingbc]

Thank you!

[@nicholasyebra1988]

I love My okuma aventa centerpin reel

[@Go2fishingbc]

That’s a good reel! Nice startup

[@nicholasyebra1988]

@@Go2fishingbc it's set on a blood run skien cane

[@JBonks]

Could've sworn when I watched this last year you said 3.5 to 8 feet max. Explains all the looks I was getting

[@Go2fishingbc]

Wrong person. Never said that in any of my videos

[@JBonks]

@Go2fishingbc lmaoo I'm just playing bro 😂 appreciate the emphasis you put on avoiding flossing

[@TomasCirip]

Well done video. Good job.

[@Go2fishingbc]

Thanks! Appreciate it

[@Koomzy475]

Where is that spot

[@Go2fishingbc]

The most crowded and chaotic spot lol everyone knows

[@Koomzy475]

Do you where exactly where it is i am new to vedder fishing

[@billmyers6837]

Nice video. Not a bait slinger myself but like bottom bouncing with home-made slinky weights and a spin-n-glo on a #4 hook with a couple colours of wool in the bait loop. Can change weights in seconds for different runs. Pro tip: shot of WD-40 on the wool. Works great and I've fished the Chilliwack/Vedder for over 60 years tho only a few times in the last 20 years as I live in northern Alberta now. Fly rod first then switch to the bait caster if they're not hitting the fly.

[@JamesTKirk-yz5ng]

As a matter of fact it's the worse season possible 🤡

[@Go2fishingbc]

Don’t give up yet!