BUOY 10: THE WORLD’S LARGEST SALMON RUN! by Larry Ellis
Trolling a plug-cut herring is one of the most effective ways to catch salmon. Whether in the ocean, bay, or large rivers, salmon can’t resist the action of a plug-cut herring trolled behind your boat. Phil Pirone describes in detail how to send, brine/dye, cut, and rig your herring. He also explains the different sizes and what to look for when purchasing quality herring. For both expert and novice anglers, this book is an invaluable learning tool.
6 x 9 inches, 48 pages, all-color
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Author | Larry Ellis |
| Format | Print Book |
| Pages | 48 |
| Dimensions | 6 x 9 inches |
| Color | All-color |
FAQ
What types of herring are recommended for trolling?
The book details different sizes and characteristics to look for when selecting herring for trolling, including factors like size, freshness, and rigging compatibility.
Is this book suitable for beginners?
Yes, the book provides step-by-step guidance on preparing and rigging herring, making it accessible for both novice and experienced anglers.
How is the herring prepared before use?
Phil Pirone explains the process of sending, brining, dyeing, and cutting the herring to ensure optimal action and appeal to salmon.
Christopher Slater –
This book is a clear and practical guide for anyone serious about salmon fishing. The step-by-step instructions on preparing and rigging herring are easy to follow. I’ve used the techniques in my own fishing trips and saw better results than before.
Frank Newman –
Great resource for understanding how to use plug-cut herring effectively. The illustrations and explanations help clarify the process. A must-have for anglers targeting salmon in rivers or coastal areas.
Jake Watson –
As a beginner, I found the book very helpful. The section on selecting quality herring made a big difference in my fishing success. The all-color layout is professional and easy to read.