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  1. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    I appreciate everyone's contributions to this thread on behalf of the community! I personally have a few takeaways already for modifications. I hope others might discover some too! 🙂
  2. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    We are going to stop flyline loop abuse by keeping them from being lassoed by leaders! 🤣
  3. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    I like your analogy of two loops shaking hands, others describe it as a figure eight look, when done right. Try the above, and you won't get your desired result. 🙂
  4. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    No, no, no! I hope @Divad will produce that short video. 🙂
  5. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    Try it. You might like it! 🙂 Limiting factor for me is just the size of ONE of the dumbbell eyes. I keep some pre-tied leaders without flies attached just in case. Then, I have to tie one on! 🤪
  6. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    Yes, loop a whole new leader with fly attached. Thread flyline loop thru leader loop, then thread fly and leader thru the flyline loop. I have yet to fish a fly I can't thread thru the flyline loop. Does not apply to monster sized flies.
  7. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    These are many of the same folks that complain about their fly line loop being damaged by loop to loop connections. 🙃
  8. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    This^^^ One sandwich bag, insert paper divider, four pre-tied rigs per side. Fold sandwich bag in half. This has been a game changer for me, maximizing my fly swimming in water time. note: I run the fly line loop thru the leader loop, then run the fly thru the fly line loop for a non-biting...
  9. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    Hmm... I can't remember a single failure when fishing dozens and dozens of single egg trout leaders as a kid. Can you expand on your comment? Truly interested for the community. 🙂
  10. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    Nothing wrong with the perfection loop as tested with fluorocarbon. Check out Knot Wars at the 2:00 mark. I'm stunned!
  11. Greggor

    Puget Sound

    Fished the outgoing for three hours today. Not a single grab, or even a pluck. I guess this is my regression to the mean. 😏 Beautiful weather with a little drizzle at times, and a little chop came up about an hour after tide change. Not much current at all though. One gent landed a 16 in...
  12. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    As my manual dexterity wanes on cold beaches, I pre-tie leader w/fly rigs for loop to loop connections. Easy enough to change out. However, I worry about mono aging(weakening) if I don't remember when I tied the rig. I've heard fluorocarbon does not age nearly as fast, and is abrasion...
  13. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    I hate tying non-slip loop knots with 20lb UG. 🤪
  14. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    Maxima UG is definitely stronger than the test rating. I was unable to break off a harbor seal with 12lb. Had to straight rod him in to be able to have someone cut the leader! One would think it would be difficult to break with any kind of bend in the rod. Perhaps one would up-size to...
  15. Greggor

    Ocean Coho Leaders

    What are you using? We haven't done this drill for awhile. I'll start: I used to use 5.5 - 6 feet of 10lb Maxima Ultragreen early in the summer, then 12lb beginning mid-August/September. Now, I just always use 12lb Ultragreen.
  16. Greggor

    Puget Sound

    Fished a beach for most of the incoming this afternoon. Some interesting patterns of filtered sunlight peaking through mostly cloudy skies. A nice change! Beautiful! There were a few times when the actiion would really pick up, and the Sound would just seem to come alive. And I don't think...
  17. Greggor

    Puget Sound

    Sounds like for a couple hours you guys really had the coho MOJO going! 🙂
  18. Greggor

    Puget Sound

    Perhaps they need more saltwater test fisheries boats... Their actions are likely a great way to drive more traffic over on our 'The good boat deal thread'. 😉
  19. Greggor

    Puget Sound

    Coho: the Houdini class of salmon. Lots of ways to lose a salmon, but they seem to use magic and trickery to send us into befuddlement. 😟
  20. Greggor

    Puget Sound

    Out at 1:00, but the action was all within an hour to two hours after tide change. Wouldn't be surprised if that was your sculpin buddy. They never learn from their mistakes! Hope to meet you on the beach sometime.
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