CADDIS NEVADA Float Tube Lands BIG Fish! (First Impression REVIEW)

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I switch it up a bit in this episode & get out on my brand new Caddis Nevada float tube at a local park where I catch a couple nice fish & break the new boat in! I also give my first impression/review on the float tube, so if you're interested in the Caddis Nevada or a similar belly boat, stick around until the end to hear my thoughts on it!
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@chip6954 2 года назад

By the way, a float tube tip for when you have a biggin' and you're anywhere near shore, which you should be in a float tube, is to back pedal towards an area where you can plant your feet firmly and that helps to manage big/aggressive fish; I do this as soon as I hook into a big pike when at Skagway/Terryall/Spinney, it's never failed me

@beck2580 2 года назад

Awesome catches! That’s a cool looking float tube as well. A lot of species have been really interested in sukoshi bugs, at anticline even the panfish bite at it, but a walleye and catfish in the same day on it is wild!

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

Thanks man! I'm loving it so far. It fits my needs perfectly as far as portability & convenience goes & I think it's really comfortable & fun to be on. I've caught everything you can think of on the bug, but I was also pretty surprised to see a cat & a eye on one with no bass over that long of a time. Didn't make much sense 😅

@scornell66 2 года назад

Great video and nice catches!!! Catching that catfish in your float tube reminded me of a fishing experience I had many years ago (30+ years ago) out at Lake Henry in eastern Colorado. We (my brother and I) pumped up our inflatable boat and went out and caught some catfish....the placed them on a stringer. After a while the air pressure in this boat was getting less and less. The catfish were poking holes in the raft; thankfully Lake Henry was so shallow that we could stand up and touch the bottom and then waded to shore...pulling the deflated raft with us. I'm sure your float tube is of better quality than the raft we used....but it was still an interesting story our family still talks about. Stay safe and thanks for sharing your experiences!!!

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

Thank you! That's wild though lol. I'm sure if one hit mine with enough force it'd puncture it, just have to be careful I guess.

@AlIsUpOutdoors 2 года назад

Your thumbnail game is on point!

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

Thanks man! 😅🤙

@jogger1987 2 года назад

I had a float tube but returned and bought a kayak. Felt the kayak was more versatile, and quicker to launch, To each their own glad you're enjoying it.

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

I'd say for someone with the right storage space & a bigger vehicle, a kayak makes sense, but for someone with limited space either as far as their home/storage or vehicle goes I'd say these are awesome. & Thanks man!

@jogger1987 2 года назад

@@AllmouthBassing you're correct didn't even think about storage and vehicle.

@Christian-vy9fs 17 дней назад

@@jogger1987also cost is a big factor. You can get set up with a float tube for a few hundo tops but a entry level fishing yak is $350 for a lifetime tier and a few thousand if you go hobie tier. Also kayak fishing without a pedal drive is tough. Constantly having to use the paddle to spin around and prevent drifting away while with the tube you use your legs and can stay pretty steady while fishing. All that said I still use my kayak way more then my tube 😂 but tube is great to keep in a bag in the trunk of the car just incase you pass by a nice body of water on the drive home from work

@thelipripper696 2 года назад

How about the tube steak boogie LOL. All fun aside nice catch on the whiskers. 🐈‍⬛

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

I'll consider it 😂😂😂 Thanks though man! That cat was a lot of fun to pull in 👍

@SirDirtycusD 2 года назад

Going out to Runyon today to do some bait fishing

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

Nice! Did you have any luck? I think I was actually out there that day lol

@joshuadominguez5820 2 года назад

We gotta get my bost out man. Good video.

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

Lmk man. & Thank you!

@Christian-vy9fs 17 дней назад

I’m down brotha let’s do it! Hmu fr let’s set something up

@chip6954 2 года назад

I love my float tube, use it all the time from the Valco ponds to Spinney to Monument Lake. Check out the YT videos on DIY PVC racks that fit over the storage compartments.

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

I'm loving mine so far! Been out on it a ton since this video already lol. & I've seen a few of those PVC setups. I may eventually add a rod holder or something, but so far seems like I can get by with it as is

@SirDirtycusD 2 года назад

Have you seen any carp moving in Runyon in your tube

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

That's funny you asked that today, I actually just landed my first carp of the year earlier today at a creek spot in town. Decent 22 incher. I haven't seen any moving around Runyon yet, but I'd say they should be based on how they're acting in nearby streams.

@cryptomilitaryvet9326 2 года назад

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@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

🤙🔥

@offdutycharterstx3898 8 месяцев назад

Can you stand in it and walk around with it around your waist then sit? if in shallow water?

@AllmouthBassing 8 месяцев назад

Yeah, you can easily do that. I think the tube itself weighs about 8lbs so figure it's about that plus whatever gear you have packed onto it. The toughest part is walking with the flippers on 😂

@johnblossom8447 2 года назад

I’ve been considering a float tube. Wasn’t sure I’d like one.

@AllmouthBassing 2 года назад

I felt the same way, & I love mine so far! Been out on it twice & logged well over 10 hours on it already.

@fizyomracle Месяц назад

Would I recommend this boat for deep sea waters? Does it have quality materials?

@Christian-vy9fs 17 дней назад

Definitely not dude you wanna stay close to shore incase something happens and you start losing air. This is better for lakes and ponds.

@AllmouthBassing 2 дня назад

People use float tubes for inshore fishing, but I haven't heard of anyone taking them deep sea. Personally, I'd probably stay away from inflatables for deep sea use. With that being said, they're made pretty well. I've rubbed mine up against rough rocks & bumped into sticks with it without any problems. You'd have to be pretty rough with one to get it to pop.