makscoot
9/13/2013 2:29:00 PMtry Drifting the Dick nights with a 3/8 oz weight and a 36 inch leader.
makscoot
9/13/2013 2:30:00 PMoh, and just skip the bottom of the holes. you should feel the bottm at least 4 times during the retrieve
aindrei
9/13/2013 3:03:00 PMI have just one advice: copy what others are doing.
First, pay attention who around you is catching the most fish. Then check what they are using, the length of the leader, the whole setup. Where are they casting, how fast are they reeling in? Just copy everything and you will soon catch fish as well.
First, pay attention who around you is catching the most fish. Then check what they are using, the length of the leader, the whole setup. Where are they casting, how fast are they reeling in? Just copy everything and you will soon catch fish as well.
bigfishguy
9/13/2013 5:42:00 PMFIVE to SIX foot leader is all I hear the top rods say when talking about casting Dick Nites on the Snohomish for pinks/coho. Also this online seminar on Dick Nites might help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJnjT3cpdU0
sethmcomber
9/13/2013 8:37:00 PMThanks for the tips and support! That was a great seminar, bigfishguy. Definitely gave me some useful refinements. I'm sure ill soon be posting some great pics...
Booneout
9/14/2013 9:44:00 AMSlow retrieve should get those fish to hook up. Dicks don't need a lot of speed or action to work. Pinks in the Sky are preparing to spawn and will bite less usually. Try a bit of scent and a real slow retrieve.
