Glad to hear you enjoy the videos! Appreciate the support!💯

Practice makes perfect! Good luck down there!😎👍🎣

Thanks Tom, we appreciate you tuning in!! Tight lines!🎣😎

Thanks Bill, there are some monsters down there!🎣🎣

Thanks!😎

Thanks Jeff, good to see ya again🎣😎

Thanks Ben!👍🎣😎

Thanks Fidel, I sure will!😎🎣

Definitely planning on doing one soon before the moss comes in... Good to hear you liked the footage!😎🎣

@@OutsidersOutdoorCo dang it gets worse? I thought the moss was already bad at the Niagara 😂 first year in WNY so I don’t know what to expect. Can’t wait for fall to come around though I’ll be ready this time!

Hahaha, yea it gets pretty bad, welcome to WNY by the way! I can't wait for fall as well, it's right around the corner!🎣😎

Thanks Larry😎🎣

Appreciate the support! Sry can't say over the internet👍

Thanks! Those white bass cannot resist the minnows🎣😎

They taste really good

Thanks! It's hard to get the footage, but when we do it's always nice👍

Tastes great fried up😋

Thanks! I love them, no more tying my boots, especially comes in handy in the winter👍

Walleye only taste good when their caught from a boat🤣🤣

I've caught plenty on Marabou and rabbit hair jigs too, high low rig is probably not the best option because there are so many snags down there👍

@@OutsidersOutdoorCo ok well im thinking of using high low with worms and plastics to see what works but its difficult in location that have high current and lots of snag on the bottom like you said but i will be at another location further up called queenston docks or perhaps even further up at the mouth of the river near lake ontario at queens royal park if you know these places because they are on the canadian side , i would think however the fish are further south in the niagara river or other inlets away from the lake , another place closer to where i live is hamilton or burlington im gonna try there first because id like to find places closer to me to be more cost effective in filling up my ice cooler lol but if i know ill be catching many slabs like you got ill def go further

@@OutsidersOutdoorCo so they seem to be biting quite shallow there then , float is good but problem is it needs to hold lot of weight so it dont swim off into the current too fast

This video I was floating about 8ft, I recommend at least a 9ft rod because you are able to mend the line better and get better hook sets. I like 21lb main line and 8-15lb leader depending on the water clarity👍 floating is probably the best option since there is going to be a lot of moss on the bottom👍

@@OutsidersOutdoorCo so about an 8' leader then and is that a slip float? you got any sinker(s) on the line if so how high up from the hook?

@@OutsidersOutdoorCo all i got is 10lb mitchell line on the 7 footer uglystick rod i want to use, got another 7 footer with maybe a heavier line but its old and under spooled, i do have a 9 foot fly rod but its got the old trout fly line and tippet on it ,not sure if i can install mono or other line on it instead never thought of using it like that , i do have fresh 12lb berkley mono and an old never used 17lb stern mono on hand

That 10lb test will be fine, and if you're bottom bouncing you don't really need a long rod. If your using a float you have to even it out. For example if you use a 3/4oz float then put 3/4oz of weight on it👍

@@OutsidersOutdoorCo yeah im gonna try and do both bottom and float with the 7 footer, but depends on the situation if there is too much current or how the bottom is rocky,weedy, woody etc only floats i got that can handle more weight so as not to travel too much in the current are those big red/white round kiddy bobbers, i can make them become slip floats though if necessary to cast further than my short rod will allow since im not using longer rod so it depends on the depth of the water and i guess heavier sinker if im also bottom fishing with too much current ,well enough talk i need to get out there man lol thanks buddy for taking the time 🤘

Not to familiar with the CAD side, but from what I hear, the whirlpool seems to be good...

@@OutsidersOutdoorCo what river are you fishing in rn

Niagara River

@@OutsidersOutdoorCo As spot

I'll have to try it!

I believe this was in June and about 2inches👍

Cool Thank you for the reply 😊

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Couple of weeks back👍

All of the state parks have access to the shoreline👍

Yessir

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I'd say there pretty comparable to walleye and perch, nice white meat!

Thanks for answering the question. I appreciate that.

No problem Bob!

Yessir 💯

I never had sheepshead, but I can say the white bass are tasty!

@@OutsidersOutdoorCo another name for freshwater drum. The lower River is full of them. I am a walleye. Perch guy myself.

Hahahah

They're native to the Great lakes, I think they're pretty yummy 😋