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Ahhh yes! Perhaps you ought to seek a situation where Working IS Fishing. LOTS of options exist. Remember, Audentes Fortuna Iuvat "Fortune favors the foolish (bold)". Best wishes.

so true me everyday@@samtheangler47

not really😭 i’m 100$ lost in lures this week no fish😭😭😭

thats true..... only thinking of possibilitiy to fishing on weekend already make a working day better.😊😊😊

I have thrown a frog and Whopper Plopper for a few days recently hoping for that explosion. I have been sadly unfulfilled.

@TexasBassassinator its on the way my friend I'm nose deep in oak pollen everywhere here down in Florida spring is here and their busting the surface your next my friend!! Good luck out there!!

@@robbubba8020 What's the best baits to throw in Florida right now? I'm in central Florida and the most I've been able to pull off this spring has been a 4 pounder on a wacky rig. What areas of a lake should I target too right now?

@Connor-zb4uo if the bass are bedding where you are that wacky worm is a good choice... I'm no pro but I always start out with a smaller profile bait in the spring time I feel the bait hasn't grown very much yet so something in the 3 inch range is good in soft plastics or a Zara Spook Jr or a small crank bait then as we get into summer I'll start using bigger lures I like that Spook Jr in the baby bass color they really seem to like it I hope this info helps you good luck out there!

​@@robbubba8020 Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.

happy little fish

Just laughed way too hard at this 😂😂

Had the same thought the first time I heard this guy speak 😂

Sometimes too many bass can be a bad thing….. Too much competition and not enough food to go around, which leads to stunted bass…..

Indeed, Id breed some crayfish and shad. Let them get up to 10,000. 10,000 shad, 10,000 crayfish, then drop them in the lake.

​​@@dacrosberSmaller bass are good eatin

Do 1 better, go fishing 🎣 brother 😊

Fax the dudes with there fancy fish finders and 60k boats aren't near as cool to watch and it's cheesy

Dude if your out there I’m cool with you idk why everyone has to be a purist about everything when it comes to fishing and hunting. Also don’t support high fence hunting but that’s diffrent

I love having a fish finder/sonar on my kayak. Mine is a basic old style unit. However, I understand what you are saying. The main thing is to get out and try. Sometimes you catch and sometimes you fish but you were out and enjoying the blessings you have!

You are definitely right about that man, going old school is the way to go sometimes.

all a real fisherman needs is a hook and a string. No fancy kayak no fancy paddle no bait caster or spinning reel just a string and. A hook. That’s how ridiculous you sound. Who cares how other people fish. When did the fishing community become so toxic.

& I let the short advertisements play. $$$

Hes one of the best

Love the videos.

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​@thomasmetzger9234 thank you for your service.

Same

Ndyak got me started on kayak fishing in the Kawarthas!

@@kennethscullion2630 Nice !!....aint tried kayak...always been a canoe-dude....is there room enuf for a musky encounter? Hmmmm?....ps>top water night fishin is my forte'.....absolutely heart-stoppin moments!

I have a trailer new the Kawarthas in Ontario, in Norland! Great fishing lots of bass and walleye! Can't wait to get fishing! Cheers Dave

Much love from Sturgeon Lake! I’m here this week looking for spring pike! 🤙🤙 gonna be canoeing around Cameron and the Burnt I think!

​@@davidmullen2227 I used to cottage on Shadow Lake by Norland back in the day. Caught lots of bass and one really huge walleye and muskie there! Walleye was 6.5 lbs at the mouth of the Gull River.

Howdy buddy

It is a really pretty lake and there’s several others in that area I’d like to explore this summer! A couple of them are quite a bit deeper and it seems like those lakes with a little more depth are better at keeping big bass alive through our harsh winters.

I gave it several casts off the launch before I started filming. That’s usually the first thing I do after spending a few hours in my truck.

They’re all stunted because of all of those weeds

I’ve been watching since I was 11 in 15 now

I really like that area, lots of pine forest and lily pad lakes. There’s a few other similar lakes in the area I plan to explore this summer!

I had to drive a few hours but they’re out there, usually state park or forest land or just 20 miles or so off the paved roads. There’s many I’d like to try but they don’t have any access.

not enough food, probably most of the baitfish and perch got eaten and never replaced

I’m pretty sure the catch and release only special regulation on this lake plays a big part in it. It keeps the population high and the fish small. They should make slot limits instead, protect those fish that get over 16-17” and let people keep the smaller ones.

I think theres just too many fish and not enough food in that lake. I caught about twice as many fish as I put in the video but left out a lot of 14”ers for the 15”ers lol.

@@ndyakanglergotta take a few of em out.. loosen up the competition. That’s what I’d do at least.

​@@MichaelScottDunderMifflin my thoughts exactly, people need to harvest these skinny fish. If it's remote tho I could see why it has this issue.

It’s a fun way to catch some fish! One thing I usually do is bend the hooks out a bit, it helps with my hookup ratio. I don’t think I had to do it with the Northland frogs but most brands I’ll bend them. I just like there to be a little bit of gap, 1-2mm, between the hook point and the frog body.

@@ndyakangler Thanks for the tip, I'll give it a try!