Yea, IF they make it that long. Thanks for watching.

We travel all over but mostly fish central and western Me. Thanks for watching.

I live in Portland ME and I've been trying to catch some trout and salmon but I fish off the banks and rivers.

Yes we do, Thanks for watching.

It's much easier than it used to be. Used to take days or weeks to learn an area, now with google maps it only takes a few minutes to get to know an area. Lake survey maps only take a minute to look up. They are out dated but still give you an idea of what fish are there. Spend a little time googling and you will be well on your way. Thanks for watching.

Sorry, we give out locations. If you are in the Rangeley area, Mooselookmeguntic has salmon and trout. Also Lac Aziscohos has both trout and salmon. If you are looking for smaller ponds for trout, Sandy river ponds or Haley might be an potion. Hope that helps.

I think it weighed around 170lbs to 180lbs. Thanks for watching.

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We don't give out locations but I will tell you that we fish several lakes in the Sebago lakes region. We also fish a few lakes in western Maine. Hope you have a good season.

We don't give out locations that we fish. We were using monkey puke spoons trailing a snell hook with worms. The fish seemed to be hanging in about 20' ft of water. We were trolling about 1.0 mph, ( keeping the spoons just off bottom.) Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

Good luck fishing and thanks for watching.

Thank you.

Out of the four I bought I've only got one that I need to send back due to free spool lever breaking, something inside doesn't allow it to lock in to retrieve. The Chamberlain releases are tricky to set up at first if you don't know what you're doing, but they do the job well.

We were using a slide rig on Lead Core if I'm remembering correctly. Try downsizing the poundage of your leader. Great memories that we make when we are young, are what we will sit back and think on when we get too old to make it out in the outdoors. Thanks for watching

Not a new idea but does save some unnecessary handing of the fish. Thanks.

Good to know. We will have to try them. Thanks for watching.

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We will have to look into that. Thanks for watching.

They say if you let out 100 ft of line it planes 18 ft to the side them drop the top line back 50-60 ft and the bottom line should clear the top and drop straight back, but that's just my theory

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The Great Lakes are definitely on my bucket list! I just don't think I'm going to be able to make that happen anytime soon. Is trolling live bait not permitted? It sounds like a great fishery to experience one day. Thank you for the invite.

@@PineStateHunter it's legal no one does it.. waters gin clear now from the mussels. Lk trout are 400' deep .. anything over 20 pounds it's feeding deep on bloaters . Those Atlantics like 60 degrees like the steeelhead and brown trout.. browns and Atlantics both get up over 30 pounds. Only makes sense live bait.

@@PineStateHunter won't cost you much will feed you. Maybe next year make a plan.. I have camper just stay in that .. all about walleye right now in Detroit those big females are in

Hey thanks for watching! Ok so we will start at the end of the leadcore I like to use 18 or 27 pound Sufix leadcore line. this ensures when i get caught on bottom my main line leader breaks before the leadcore does. If your leadcore is brand new or you havent been caught on bottom (causing the sheathing around the leadcore center to cinch down making it impossible to remove on some brands) you should be able to slide the Dacron sheathing back down the leadcore 6 to 10 inches, break the lead off and pull back down the dacron sheathing, enough to tie on a pline dura-max hi-speed rolling treble swivel (i cant remember the size). Then I tie on the 25ft 12 pound Fluorocarbon main line leader, then I tie a ball bearing swivel with interlock snap. This some what prevents line twist from there i put on the dodger followed by 24 to 36 inch sliding rig or Maine Pro Series size 6 Emerald Smelt sewing hook 8 pound test, it comes in 5ft leaders so you will have to cut it down to size.

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Maybe next year, thanks for watching.

It can be a struggle to find smelts in the spring. Eric has a freezer converted for bait. When they start getting scarce he'll fill the freezer so we have a stock pile. Big thing is to keep in touch with bait dealers so you know when they will stop getting them. We also stock up on preserved smelts for when we can't find live ones. Thanks for watching.

No we have not done any filming on east grand.

You got that right, thanks for watching.

If you have the money go with a Dakota lithium 1000 amper hour. Thanks for watching and good luck.

Thanks for watching and good luck this spring.

Bullet hit the back shoulder. Thanks for the sub.

So stressful. Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it!

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They had several gun bills in the state last year and none of them passed to my knowledge. I'm not going to get too worked up over it.

@@PineStateHunter coward, yeah a Texan called you a coward. Are you even a member of the GOA?

They can hear for sure. Thanks for watching.

Disn't do much bow hunting this year. Maybe we'll try to put some out next year. Thanks for watching.

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I think Eric said 165lbs. Thanks for watching.