Creek fishing the dog days of summer (Catch and Cook) 

@@onifreperez6208 everything is “unsafe” to eat if you ask people paranoid about the signs posted near fishing areas because of contaminates in the water. Fact is, the big fish are the ones you don’t want to keep, they have been in them longer and have more of that crap in them. Smaller, eater size fish are the opposite, less time in it, therefore less of that crap in them. Either way, there are people that have ate fish out of rivers with these signs for decades and they are fine.

my bad i meant Creek fishing Adventures John..lol

@@fishing4claimers0622 no idea. He’s in Florida at iCast right now.

@@Rick850angler no, I have seen a boat or 2 but the farther up this creek you go, the narrower it gets.

@@FishingWithChris_Tv 10 4

@@unf8able01 lighter braid always needs a leader. It’s much more vulnerable to abrasions than heavier braids.

@@FishingWithChris_Tv would I use a 3lb leader on 10lb braid and 4llb on 15lb braid?

@@unf8able01 that’s too light. Personally with 10lb braid I never go lower than 6lb, usually what I’ll use is 8 but 6-10lb is all I use for 10 depending on the situation. With 15lb, I don’t go below 8 but more often than not use 10-12lb depending on the situation. Using too light of a leader material increases the chance of your connection knot slipping, using too heavy of a leader line hurts your castability.

@@Angiefishing1 I haven’t had the worms freeze yet but it definitely keeps them much much cooler and happier on these hot days lol

@FishingWithChris_Tv ok that's a great idea! My worms are going to mush too quick.

@@JayTheLipSnatcher can’t say. It’s been 20+ years since I’ve had largemouth.

@@FishingWithChris_Tv gotcha

@@analogoutdoors Walmart special