@@BayouPete stop yelling at me, It's not my fault you threw your got damn rod in the water.

@stevecazaubon9658 he was like hurry up before it sinks, I'm like we in 2 feet of water I see no rush

@@185vsranger2 good thing about it y’all both laughed it off and nothing lost.

@@looneylonzo28 I'm not auditioning for America ifol

@duvalferrera3838 NO I have fished it many times before with no luck, one day I'll have to give it another try but slow it down

@@185vsranger2 Ive watched your videos. It looks like your bread and butter for that area is top water frogs and weed less setups. Do you find these two techniques to be the most productive? there's grass all over so I guess that's a no brainer..

@duvalferrera3838 I'm a frog man hands down then flipping even if the fish being hard headed I'd stay o a frog until I get at least one catch then I'll start flipping but a crank bait is also my go to. Bur water depth no deeper than 3ft is a no for the crank bait

@duvalferrera3838 thanks for watching my videos

@@bloodlinefishingadventuresllc thank you

What was you using for bait

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@jerrys3826 it's all in the oil field, and some around the island. You can see it in the video. The main canal at pier 90 has none

They spawning should catch them shallow

If your preferring to Morganza, aka old river

Yes

Only when forced, tournament

Thanks, can't wait to put them to work

Thanks, man I been waiting to get into some crappie, waiting for the water levels to drop in my favorite fishing hole.

@@185vsranger2 crappie still hitting pretty good over here. some have moved back out to the brush in deep water.

I never give misleading information, the fish I missed is the canal on the left before the cajun ponderosa. Oh and I don't ever fish behind them pilings.

Always

Thanks

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