[fishingaddictsNW]

Here is a little "HOW-TO" for all the people wanting to get out and try twitching for coho!

 

[winterun]

Thanks for sharing! Seems like everyone is doing the "Twitch" these days!!! Bank fishermen, Boat fishermen!!! Chinook, Coho and Chums!!! Now if I just twitch up a Steelhead, I'd be a happy camper!!!

 

[Aweld]

Thanks, great video. I'm anxious to get out and try again. Tried it last fall & with some beginner's luck did manage to catch one but not having confidence in knowing what I was doing went back to warts, bait, etc.

 

[2MANY]

I took the bait then discovered I had warts.
Shortly after I started twitching.
Just Sayin.

 

[livetofish]

Nice work guys!

 

[Coreyifish]

Nice video, I agree twitching and jigging is very effective method, thanks for sharing.

 

[fishn2gthr4ever]

Great video! So many species of fish love a twitched presentation - salmon, Steelhead, bass; so many environments in which to catch - salt, river, lake. If you twitch for them they will come…

 

[BEN FISHIN]

gonna have to try that

 

[fishnmgcn]

I see he is "twitching" the rod tip about a 3 foot distance with the 7 foot rod. Would it be better if you get a longer rod balanced just right so that the "twitch" is still 3 feet but the actual rod movement is less?

 

[fishingaddictsNW]

Thanks guys!

 

[eswan]

I personally use an 8'6" or smaller rod that's fairly heavy and a fast action is neccessary. I never twitch that high. It'd normally a 6"-1' lift with dropping your rod tip as fast as you can.

 

[RRMP]

I personally use an 8'6" or smaller rod that's fairly heavy and a fast action is neccessary. I never twitch that high. It'd normally a 6"-1' lift with dropping your rod tip as fast as you can.

Eswan I believe you should be the next to make a "twitching jigs" video.
Lest you wouldn't look like a stork operating the reel.

 

[MYSTICAL LEGENDS]

Nother great vid...keep it up!

 

[Nisqually Pro]

Does bobber and Jig work?