34 thoughts on “"How-To" SPOON FISHING For Salmon, Trout, & Steelhead. (COMPLETE GUIDE!)

  1. @montydewitt547 says:

    I’ve been watching a lot of your vids on catching steelhead and trout. Just got back into trout fishing a few ago. You give the best tutorials. Thanks man. I want to go for a steelhead someday. They look like a blast. Thanks again.

  2. @jimbopetrella says:

    Where I'm fishing for salmon they aren't eating you're only even getting hits on sacks is because they see it as another males attempt at breeding so they grab it to keep it out of the gene pool

  3. @gurnblanstein9816 says:

    It's kind of funny. Is showing us how to use a spoon effectively yet didn't get a bite or catch a fish lol. I know. I know you can spend hours and not get a bite. But you're making a video here of how good your technique is. You think you would include actually catching a fish lol

  4. @SqurlMstrPWN says:

    Thanks Jordan! I moved to Idaho, been a salt water fisherman my whole life but just recently learned enough from your videos to go and and actually catch trout! Been having a blast and I’m totally addicted! I appreciate your guidance!

  5. @tedcabana says:

    I have been fishing with spoons and daredevils for many years. I use the low cast skipping technique, like skipping a flat stone acros the top water. At waist level, swing, release the line, and one, two, three, boom! Fish on! Black and White spoons kick more ass. Red and white, silver and green, or any shinny colors, take no skill at all to catch any fish in that pond, or river. It looks like a shinner/shad and fish, especialy Bass, have no restraint when they see it. Hit those waters in the early morning.

  6. @andrettski8686 says:

    No wonder I gave up on spoons YEARS ago because I was fishing them woefully wrong. Now I know why my Dad's and Grandfather's tackle boxes I have now, are full of different spoons. Thanks for the lesson.

  7. @buthomrk says:

    i think spinners is the most versatile lure for shallow and fast moving water… i keep my spoon for deeper water…i have caught on swing jigging and upstream cast…

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