29 thoughts on “How to Fish: Vedder River Coho Salmon Tips”

  1. Allan Crow says:

    A friend of mine was a top-notch Steelhead fisherman. He had this saying…"Fish your feet first"…which is both memorable and worthy. He'd start his drifts by flipping his gear a few feet in front him and then work his way out from there.

  2. [OCB] says:

    Tip #1: Don't ever go on the weekend because it will be crowded. The week is a lot quieter.
    Tip #2: Everyone else already thought about tip #2 and now it's crowded in the week too.

  3. Pray4Mojo says:

    They're tight lipped because people throw the same thing at them every single day. Try using just a worm. Or better yet, bust out the 6 weight fly rod and toss a golden stone or baetis under an indicator. The first time I ever moved here to BC I always wondered why people use all this weird gear and the same bait every time. Fly rod/ spinning rod work just fine 90% of the time whatever fish you're trying to catch. This year was quite comical on the vedder, watching guys trying to catch spawning chum with these long ass rods with unnecessary equipment.

  4. Jon Fisher says:

    Hey Rod, sorry for the MANY questions I have, but can I bottom bounce with trout beads, I know they wouldn't float but can  they stay at the bottom of the creek/river? or do I need to float fish with them.

  5. Gene Latray says:

    I think I just learned how to cast my centerpin lol….I've only been out a handful of times with it, but have never really seen the proper technique. Thanks Rod for another super video. Keep em coming! 🙂

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