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It’s crazy that they could be so wrong about blue cats and channel cats. They don’t primarily scavenge unless they are juveniles. Small ones are the only ones that aren’t predatory fish that will actively chase and feed on live food as their primary source of food.
My favourite Local legend and Favourite fishing organization in one video, this was amazing. Enjoyed every second of it, from the Bass tournament stories to the birth of the bondy bait. Talking about Al Linder was amazing because he was my childhood hero instead of superman. Thank you for this.
Shimano was a good name.. I had 2 C4000 , but it’s plastic so the screw loose and tight fee time it feel loose.. so I had to put lock tie and hope it stay, but bad about it it few plastic peace on the open loop ring I guess that what it called..🤷🏼♂️.. I hope this Stella $999 not plastic at all..
What do you consider a "long long ways"? 50yards? I'm trying to get an idea of what's an average cast for both baitcastera and spinning rods. I'm new to baitcasting and with the MH F 7ft I got I can't seem to break 30yards
This has got to be one of the greatest hosting performances to ever grace a camcorder. No net, reaches into the water, hoists the toothy slime rocket , rips a flawless high-energy hip pocket monologue.
Nice. Have never fished blues from a boat. Bait casting reel set for freespool with clicker on. With blues, none of those tap, tap, tap bites. That reel goes from silence to chainsaw in an instant.
I still have Al Lindner, James Lindner, Doug Stange, Otis the Toad Smith catching big channels at Selkirk back in the late 80's or early 90's on video. Great Walleye fishery too!
