February Finesse Smallmouth on the Susquehanna 

So glad I found this channel last year has taught me so much and definitely helped me catch more fish thanks as always Jeff!!

I’m so glad I found this channel

Another great teaching video! Thanks

The timelapse really helps illustrate your read of the water. Understanding holding spots in a moving stream , that's worth watching!

Now that was some nice fishing and content Jeff. Loved the sunset at the end. Nature will tell us all we need to know if we just stop and listen. Thanks for all you do Jeff

I’m always impressed with the confidence you have in a handful of baits and the knowledge when to go to them.

Sometimes I wonder if the Bronze are thinking about me too.

Can’t wait to get over you way on the Susky . I have an Osprey 1436 also. Do you trailer it and if so whats your set up. I see Jake has one also but don’t know if he trailers his. I’m in the middle of a trailer build for it and am looking for ideas. Thanks Jeff , love the channel

Jeff, thank you for your wealth of knowledge! I just went out on Sunday evening and caught my PB smallmouth because I was looking for areas you taught in your videos. I do have a question about baits. For example, if you pull up to a spot after just putting your yak in the water and you say to yourself “there is a fish there”. You throw let’s say a jackhammer in the spot and do not get bit. So you follow up with a more finesse ned rig or finesse jig and do not get bit again. How much time do you spend in each area trying different lures/colors before you move on? Will you throw more than 2 lures at one spot or do you typically move on if they don’t hit on a finesse bait? I hope that my question makes sense! Again, thank you for dedication to us fans! It is much appreciated!

I feel like mud lines like that get fish in there because the sun warms that water a little better. The sun warms it up because it hits the sediment. I’ve had luck fishing in area like that fishing a fluke or floating worm.

The biggest bass I've seen and caught had that drum like shape. They look like they have a forehead! 😂

Thanks!

Hey Jeff, thanks for all your content. I’ve really been trying to dial in the cold weather smallies on the Susquehanna. I’ll be going today in fact and been watching a lot of your videos. I have a couple questions if you don’t mind. Do you generally go north of Harrisburg or south of Harrisburg? I like to wait until later in the day so it warms up mostly for me lol but I honestly believe it increases my chances of catching fish? Is that belief incorrect or does it matter much? I appreciate everything you do for the sport and sharing your knowledge. Thanks!

Thanks again Jeff great content . I also am always debating myself on staying too long in a spot ! Great sunset at the end always a blessing to be able to enjoy those. Do you recall how much battery was left on the torqeedo after 6hrs of fishing at that flow ?

I have some but I do not care for the mega bass Jerkbait they float. The Berkley Stunna has a very nice slow sink everyone I have and there cheaper. Funny to see your confidence in that jig. I have very little with it but I will fish a Jerkbait all day.

Your Favorite River? Is it that big of a problem to say which river? Looks like a big system. Maybe that's not little stuff. You probably could do a whole video on why not just your channel but most fishing channels avoid talking about there home waters but have zero problem going on the road and put a video out on native waters with basically gps pen point location lol. I enjoy your channel. keep up the good work.

Jeff do you remember what the Harrisburg gauge was that day.

That poor little Stone Fly 😢

It’s been a while but I’m back

its the river

Not time for crank baits yet ?

Sorry to bother yah!!! I’ve asked u before? What kind of knife is on your pdf!! Your knowledge on smallmouth fishing is the &$-:,)?’njkn!!!lol Thanks!!😂