Fishing questions from Newbie

[Flymph]

I've been having fun watching NorthWest Angling Addicts and Addicted Fishing on YouTube. You can learn a lot from these guys and many others on the platform.

 

[BrandonOR]

I've been having fun watching NorthWest Angling Addicts and Addicted Fishing on YouTube. You can learn a lot from these guys and many others on the platform.

Just found addicted fishing on youtube and have been watching their vids. Really informative

 

[No_Regerts]

I wish you lived closer. I have bins and bins of tackle you could sift through. I don't mind letting some go here and there if someone will use them.

 

[Flymph]

I wish you lived closer. I have bins and bins of tackle you could sift through. I don't mind letting some go here and there if someone will use them.

@BrandonOR it might be worth a day trip up there to get some bass gear and learn to fish for bass, prespawn is coming soon and you can catch some lunkers on cranks and soft plastics.

 

[Bon Sauvage]

Pro Tip: Dyno Nobel makes the best um "lures."

 

[EPS]

Here watch these guys and the subscribe to there youtube channel they are in Oregon.
And have hundreds of fish how to videos.
That are really good.

 

[EPS]

 

[EPS]

It's really hard to explain how to fish on the website unless you have a camera crew following you.
Lol it's kinda like they said before it would be better just to take you fishing but those guys at Addicted fishing put out great videos.
And lots of them are how to videos.
There are lots of videos on YouTube about how to tie knots and other stuff.
Different fish require different kinds of gear obviously.
But for stock trout in a pond or small lakes it's pretty cheap and easy.