My Biggest Monster Tyee Salmon Ever trolling downrigger



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Bill Gygax and Myself left Salty's bait shop after paying launch and Sausilito at aproximaately 6:45 for Duzberry Reef which was a super smooth run to Duz. The day is starting right and what I'm looking for is a big slug. We had our minds set that we were absolutely not going to stop until we got to the Duz can...Unless we go by a boat with a double hookup going...Chuckle. We saw party boats stopping 2 miles short but we kept on to Duz. Heard about some fish and We were running double FBR setups which is a standard FBR with anchovy on the main rig and a FBR slider on the dropper rig. I was running one green mini red/green light on the bottom Green FBR with standard sleeve and mustad 95160 stainless steel hook and up front was a 1/1/2 oz keel sinker with a one anchovy home made dragless flasher. The dropper rig was fitted with a 12 inch 50# test P-Line leader with beadchain and a 80 pound test dacron uniknot slider to control hook to tail length. The hook was a tricked out 3/0 red Vision hook with the tip slight bend out and fitted with a quick strike kick up shank whisker. It basically makes a single barbless J hook to strike like a treble hook.
Caught some rock fish and another little fish and finally hooked into a monster 44.05 as weighted in at Salty's Tackle by (Vickie)
It was my best salmon ever at it put up a noble fight.
The report is one big 44.05 pound salmon caught on a Green FBR at 55 feet on the wire 1/4 mile south east of the can.
To find out about other fantastic products such as FBR™ for salmon, trout, stripers and halibut trolling and trout fishing go to http://www.sheltonproducts.com How the self releasing quick out trout catfish bass bait hook works. To find out how the amazing self releasing hook works and to see th
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m/sheltontheater.html To see a video of the TadPole snagless weights go to http://www.sheltonproducts.com/tadpole.mov There were two hook mortality study done with them in the Eastern Sierras and sponsored by US Forest service and local business men in Mono and Inyo Counties that proof the mortality
rate was equal to or less than fly fishing mortality. Since you aren't breaking off hooks in fish and with the TadPole snagless weights, not breaking off in rocks, you get in more fishing time because you are not down re-rigging so that gives you more time with your bait in the water and you improv
e your catch. This is especially important when you have kids, as you will not spend all of your time re-rigging them. It is especially a good feeling seeing them swim away. Berkley Power Bait and these hooks and TadPole make one of the most effective trout bait rig there is. Catch and keep, no prob
lem, you get the hook out instantly, and catch and release couldn't be easier. Regarding self-releasing hooks. They are design to release fish without touching them. Basically how they work is the eye of the hook is at the bend of the hook and the leader line goes through a flexible plastic sleeve t
hat goes over leader line and when the sleeve is slid down over the shank of the hook it is set and fish just like a regular fishhook. The sleeve has a second line tied to the top of this and parallels the main leader line and is attach by a sliding 3 turn uniknot tied with thread. When you slid the
red knot up by pinching it or using a pocket comb it slides the sleeve up and the hook rotates and self releases. To find out about other fantastic products such as for salmon, trout, stripers and halibut trolling and trout fishing go to http://www.sheltonproducts.com A hot new lure SBR™, Shad Bu
llet Rotator™ and MBR™ Minnow Bullet Rotator™ for trout, stripers and mackinaw. Trout fighting, jumping and airbatics. The fantastic trout catching rig. We had most action by trolling near shore early and deeper after sun came up. To see a testimonial on the fantastic SBR™ go to http://www.s
heltonproducts.com/SBRTestimonial.mov To see pictures go to http://www.sheltonproducts.com To see how to bait up the MBR™ Minnow Bullet Rotator using a Shasta Tackle Paddletail rubber bait go to http://www.sheltonproducts.com/MBR howtobaitHighspeed.mov To see a movie on catching a bass on t
hat rig go to http://www.sheltonproducts.com/MBRBasson.mov To see how to use the a SFD™ Shelton Fish Descender™ go to http://www.sheltonproducts.com/SFD.html Fish that have their air bladder inflate and float can be kill by birds and other predators. Using a SFD™ inline with standard fishing
gear gets the fish back down and lets the water pressure recompress their air bladder. Do this with minimum loss in fishing time.


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44 pounds? kg pls.. ( 11 months ago by krirre)
44 pounds? kg pls..
NIce Slug. Duxbury ... ( 11 months ago by Chato408)
NIce Slug. Duxbury got them bigguns
Krirre.......20 kg ... ( 11 months ago by salmonvivor)
Krirre.......20 kg chato408.......I really like chasing the big salmon at the Hog Farm in Monterey in April and the big sluggo salmon in September, October and early November at Duxbury buoy. Just the excitement of a chance at one of those slugs is worth the trip.
what is the best ... ( 11 months ago by fish1325)
what is the best bait for salmon fishing.
I use 5-7 inch ... ( 11 months ago by salmonvivor)
I use 5-7 inch anchovy inserted into a FBR
™ trolling rig for most salmon and late in the fall when the really big salmon stack up off of San Francisco getting ready to migrate up the Sacramento River I use blue label Herring 7-9 inches inserted into a FBR™ herring size rig. These rigs are really good with salmon. Thanks for asking.
thank for the ... ( 11 months ago by fish1325)
thank for the abvice now i can get some bigger fish i have only get 15 to 16 pound fish but now i can get a 20 or even a 30 pound
thank you and good luck on your next fishing trip.
Hey Jim, great to ... ( 11 months ago by HakaiTube)
Hey Jim, great to see your videos here and congratulations on that slab! The FBR strikes again, eh? All you Canadian guys watching this, I tried the FBR personally on the central coast and the results were the same, sometimes being just the ticket when they weren't going for the cut-pugs. Best part is that you can leave the skateboards at home! "Jonesy"
Is this the worlds ... ( 11 months ago by salmonvivor)
Is this the worlds famous Canadian fishing guide "Jonesy" that I got a e-mail from a couple years back on how great the FBR
™ were working for you. If it is please stay in touch and let me know where you are fishing and how you are doing. I certainly wish you a great upcoming season and thanks for the kind comments on the FBR™ killing the salmon in BC. Bill
nice!! i miss ... ( 11 months ago by eldabin)
nice!! i miss salmon fishing... i went about 3 years ago just outside of victoria, bc and caught a 48 pounder... this brings back some good memories
You always remember ... ( 10 months ago by salmonvivor)
You always remember the big one..Totally different from the 10-25 pounders. The big salmon do what they please and when you are finally successful you know you have done something you will never forget. Congrats on your big one. Good fishing and stay safe. Bill
Hey that one was ... ( 10 months ago by mrsockeye)
Hey that one was mine. I was supposed to catch him in the Sacramento River
that was a ... ( 10 months ago by luis27angel)
that was a beautifull catch...good one!!!great fish too oh mannnn
That's incredible. ... ( 10 months ago by handydude6)
That's incredible. Biggest fish I ever caught was a 16 lb Stripper in Antioch. I have to go ocean fishing... SF is close and so is Monterey.
Where do you find ... ( 9 months ago by bluelanger)
Where do you find these FBR witht he hook like on the video? I live around Longview, Wa.
where do you find ... ( 9 months ago by bluelanger)
where do you find ths tackle?
nice FBR,, ( 9 months ago by blueshadow1996)
nice FBR,,
i kept my breath ... ( 9 months ago by bjour0)
i kept my breath till you cought it:O
Thanks for a very ... ( 6 months ago by Riksstekarn)
Thanks for a very good clip. Amazing!!
tht drag was smokin! ( 5 months ago by shinigarmour)
tht drag was smokin!
wooohooooo! love ... ( 3 months ago by ciscokid670)
wooohooooo! love that clicking!
nice one! thats ... ( 3 months ago by etaAlaska)
nice one! thats what we hope for everytime we pull out a fishing pole!
i fish for thos ... ( 1 month ago by svenni2)
i fish for thos fish just in the rivers :) had a cupel of big ones on :) tho its more cchanse of locing em there :)
nice fish boys .. ... ( 1 month ago by shastabass)
nice fish boys .. my biggest salmon was 42# you must have missed him ...I caugh it in the feather river Two years ago...
that fish was a ... ( 3 weeks ago by boyo8o8)
that fish was a beast! bigger than any ulua i ever caught haha



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