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😮 I'm 60 and retired! I have been saying every year I'm going to do some night fishing *** And never do < I will get out one night this year !! And I dont have to get up a 3am << great info << TY PEACE 😊😊😊
Great video! The two things I can add. 1. If you're going to fish for Smallmouth bass make sure you have a good split ring (not thin wire) on the spinnerbait blade. They will rip it right off. The other is to make sure you have a tight knot on the r-bend of the spinnerbait, otherwise the line will go to the blade end and you'll end up with a straight spinnerbait. Bill is right, the 35 gauge wire is the sweet spot for spinnerbait. Those two fish I'm holding up were on spinnerbaits at night. Thank you Bill. P.S. Turn off the depth finder once you start fishing.
Loved this video. Never seen anybody put out a night time spinner bait fishing video. Up here in Tennessee, it's alive and well. Using Dale Hollow tackle spinner baits as well as hoppys and sloans. They're eating it up at Center hill right now for us
The realest most genuine informative video on night fishing and fishing in general insights I’ve ever witnessed seriously thank you I hope you have him back soon!
Another version of that is to take a pop rivet and insert the tube part into the nose of the bait. Then your line runs inside the tube. You will go through fewer baits and the tube, while not heavy at all, will give the fluke a little more weight. The only downside to this is if you are like me and run a swivel about 2 feet above the bait, then when you retie you have to retie everything from the the swivel down. I tend to use the EWG hook more now because of the way and speed I am fishing it, but the treble will stick more fish. Glad Rob shared his "secret" rig.
You can get some “free to me” coffee stirrers at the gas station and cut them into small pieces to put in the nose of the bait as a slide for the line through to keep from ripping up the baits and to make them slide up and down your line easier. Just be sure to take something like the point of a nail weight and use it to kind of flare out each end of the coffee stirrer after you cut it and before you insert it into the bait. That way it smooths any potentially sharp edges left by cutting it. That way it doesn’t damage your line at all.
Yeah since the holiday was on Thursday night, we jumped ahead a day! Enjoyed the visit as well! I need you to send me your contact information to danny@fishnorthga.com if you don't mind!!
Great show boys! Sorry I missed this one live, been a busy feller! I was not watching the debate though, if I needed to see vegetables fight I’d probably find that on RU-vid somewhere😂
This guy reminds me of the tackle shop owner of the shop I used to try to hang out in. My guy was a biker but owned a tackle shop. Used to sneak in he shop and eavesdrop on Friday nights before the weekend tourneys.
I bin thinking about this here in the northeast. We’ve had more than our share of heat and humidity so far this summer. But we’ve also had a lot of hot days with a good breeze or wind. Really helps in the clearer quarry lakes around here.
Great guest and video ! Very good insights on safety at night . Years ago I had a near miss after midnight with a float tuber that was out in the middle of a small lake with no lights of any kind on . Luckily I was slowly crossing a lake arm to the opposite bank and not on pad maybe going 5-7 MPH . with my nav lights on when I was just about on him he turns a flash light on at the last second and starts yelling , I had to swerve hard to miss him . IDIOT ! I said to myself .
Wrong on the TVA and stocking. Where did you get that information? Only program I have ever heard mentioned was a 3 million on Trout program for 2021 thru 2024. Tva is quick to tell everyone they are not in the fishing industry .
I fish a lake that has Blue back but there is no grass or trees. Just man made brush piles & silt. Years ago a spinner bait was juice but anymore the bait has to be dragged through a brush pile or rock pile to even get a bite after sunset. The herring were introduced along with spotted bass 12 to 15 years ago but it’s easily the hardest lake you will ever fish if you want to catch a bass over 3lbs. What’s funny is that there are 7+ pretty heavy. Just extremely shy about everything a fish can be.
You don't want them in lanier or any other lake in georgia! I wish they didn't stock stripped bass in lanier !! Large mouth bass man!! Bass fishing..That's cool if you want muskies. Take your ass up north!! It will destroy the spotted bass and largemouth fishing. It's not a great idea. Georgia, DNR please do not do that in georgia !! Lol that's crazy 🤪
Lanier has been ruined by spotted bass and anglers that stocked them there. Same with most other lakes in Georgia. They out compete the other bass species such as smallies and even largemouth and shoal bass and hybridize with them as well sometimes. We definitely should have musky in Blue Ridge and Nottley as that is their natural range. Why not go south so you can catch bass and let the fish that are native come back? Seems like a fair trade off as we’d both get what we wanted at that point.
@philliphutcheson4219 You are absolutely rite about the spotted bass!! I have seen a lot of cross breeding in some electric only northern ga lakes! Not far from where I live! Great, the brown trout in the hooch ! Awesome. I'm not arguing with you, man!! They are apex predators. Maybe we should bring grizzly bear to north as well! Definitely interesting, man.
@@prolificfishing4818 it’s funny you mention grizzly. They actually extended into middle Arkansas at the time of the Louisiana Purchase back in the 1800’s. Hell we used to have wolves, elk and even bison here. Course long before you or I were here. Same things with the upland game birds such as quail & grouse. Georgia DNR hasn’t done much for the native species aside from let them dwindle to nothing. At the same time, invasive species like the spotted bass or even brown trout have replaced them for one reason or nother. It’s up to us to work with DNR and get’em back
@@prolificfishing4818 I’m just trying to catch big fish and help get the word out bout what’s possible here. Cuz then you and I and everyone benefits.👊
Just for some possible assistance in the future. They make toilet seats that snap onto a 5 gallon bucket. Idk where you’re gonna keep a 5 gallon bucket in a bass boat but that’s a problem you’re gonna have to solve on your own. There’s always a bucket in the catfish boat. Then all you gatta have is toilet paper and some Lysol to rinse the bucket out with.
Great video would’ve liked to seen it longer cause I’m sure there’s a lot more information about lithium. I’m considering switching from AGM, but I can’t find anything in regards how to charge and what type of charger I need to use if I switch to lithium. Would it be possible to put a longer video explaining everything from beginning to end before I go spending all this moneyon possibly buying Dakota lithium batteries for both of my boats the information will be greatly appreciated
Here is the full podcast with Trent. Don't mind the few technical difficulties there at the beginning. Thanks for checking it out! ru-vid.com24glyZPbdIM
