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Hey guys I live in the Great Lakes region, New York to be specific. I have been fishing for a good 6 years now and the majority of my fish have came off spinning tackle. Last year I saw a video on YouTube on a homemade centerpin and I made that and fished with it. Its not the best centerpin but it works and I have caught 35 fish on it. Im looking to upgrade myself because I have no real fly fishing or centerpin gear. I have expierence with my crude centerpin but I don't really know how to cast it right. Also I'm highly agaisnt killing fish and using eggs for bait. I haven't ever fished with an egg sac or kept a steelhead. I would appreciate some help on the future of my fishing status.
~ Your friend CV
Not sure if this is correct or not but this is what I'm thinking.
Centerpin Fishing
Cons
- Have to kill fish for eggs for massive catch rates
( I don't enjoy killing fish that I won't eat or just for eggs)
- No real skill involved
( I have fished with a centerpin and I don't mean to ruffle feathers here )
Pros
- Long drifts
- Catch a ton of Steelhead
- Fish deep water and pools more effectively
Fly Fishing
Cons
- Hard to match the same catching rate as a centerpin
Pros
- Don't have to kill fish
- More involved into the sport IMO
- You get to learn about insects, reading water, hatches and much more
- Seems enjoyable to cast like that
~ Your friend CV
Not sure if this is correct or not but this is what I'm thinking.
Centerpin Fishing
Cons
- Have to kill fish for eggs for massive catch rates
( I don't enjoy killing fish that I won't eat or just for eggs)
- No real skill involved
( I have fished with a centerpin and I don't mean to ruffle feathers here )
Pros
- Long drifts
- Catch a ton of Steelhead
- Fish deep water and pools more effectively
Fly Fishing
Cons
- Hard to match the same catching rate as a centerpin
Pros
- Don't have to kill fish
- More involved into the sport IMO
- You get to learn about insects, reading water, hatches and much more
- Seems enjoyable to cast like that