flasher as viewed by strikevision

[Legacy]

great view of a flasher in action

http://www.gettinghooked.net/Strikevision.wmv

[Landshark]

I love watching this stuff. It seems that the spindoctor is more erratic. Everytime I see this video, I just pcture the other guy jumping up to grab the rod.

[gokudl3]

that is SWEET

[Billy V]

It's almost that time!

[FISHINMAN]

THAT WAS GREAT! Thought the lure or fly might move more than that though.

[Legacy]

its a pretty cool video and i thought you guys would like it

[FISHBANDIT]

I feel like a little kid on Christmas eve and instead of Santa bring me toys, it will be a lake full of fish to catch.

[Silver Fox]

Maybe the flies weren't darting a lot because the leader length could have been long. I would like to know how long it was? Rob, can you find out for us?

[Legacy]

i noticed the lack of action too, scott. i would love to know what the leader lengths are. alot more lookers than takers too so it makes you wonder whats really going on behind the boat?

[Gill-T]

I think a lot of those takes were with meat by the way the bait rolled. The steelhead was a fly for sure.

[Tim Bromund]

i noticed the lack of action too, scott. i would love to know what the leader lengths are. alot more lookers than takers too so it makes you wonder whats really going on behind the boat?

I was noticing that too. As Gill mentioned, a lot of those were cut bait rigs. What it looks like is that that video is a lesson on having your meat properly tuned. If you notice, the ones that fish came up to and rejected, didn't quite have the correct roll, the ones that did, got bit right away, or at least the fish took several swipes at it before getting hooked.

Tim

[HOLY DIVER]

What are they using on that last spindoctor rig looks like soft plastic maybe storm wildeye? or is this just a alewife snagged on a fly

wow they sure make it look easy!!!

[Bluemahi]

I thought it looked kinda like a large fly....but what do I know! But cool pictures....gives you a nice view of what's happening down below...

[Blue Knight]

I think a lot of those takes were with meat by the way the bait rolled. The steelhead was a fly for sure.

Aaron's too good a fisherman to run a fly with that length of leader. That was definitely meat on the 11" Hot Spot flashers. Too bad he didn't show the shot when the Hot Spot changes direction of rotation. I'm pretty sure Aaron took the shots on an "Urban Outdoors" episode where the 11" Hot Spot does change direction of rotation. It's the only flasher that can.

[Gill-T]

Blue Knight .......you really are over the top with your Hotspot plugs.....on ALL of the internet sites.