Finding Spring Crappies In A Kayak 

Besides the personality thing the sound quality is good. Bob insisted on close micing to pick up the sounds of painting.

This comment is under EVERY one of "this dude's" videos

@@maks886 Yes it is. Before cable tv, I would watch Bob Ross, not because I liked his show, but only because he had the only show on that was not basketball. He was either on Saturday or Sunday afternoon. We only had four channels.

i was thinking the same thing lol

I was JUST ABOUT TO COMMENT THIS

ArbitraryLifestyle thank you

Nice.

It's not "canadian" geese, it's canada goose/geese.

Mhm.

Thanks my guy

well said!

Same 😂😂

Same

100% agree

Yup!

Dude same

now hwhy wouldnt u fish for such an excellent fish, BoomerGun?

Robert Smith - certainly nothing against crappie, but my home lake in the Pacific Northwest doesn't have many of them. I'm also spoiled with ready access to fresh salmon, steelhead & halibut for eating.

LOL. Yup, he's the Bob Ross of fishin', pure magic!

@@boomergun so much food

it was probably the 2 folks in the other kayaks lol

For 5 months a year he does hahah

@@robcarey4189 I'm sure almost anywhere in MN and ND are absolutely ridiculous fishing in spring and summer.

FISH not really, it’s hard fishing out here unless you know the spots. Fishermen here are very tight lipped on good fishing holes that’s how come he never says were he is fishing or he only says what river he fishes on. He is a very accomplished fisherman and makes it look easy, I’m from Texas and live in ND I do ok but not like he does.

@@FISH-ny6sc You can find bass, bluegill, crappie very easily in MN but the level of success NDyakangler has is definitely not typical. He's a very practiced and accomplished fisherman. I can go out an catch a 20" bass but I won't be getting 5 of them in a single day like he does.

@@FISH-ny6sc definitely not the case. I personally have a lake that I go to where I can either get skunked, or literally have a smallmouth on that's 16"-21" every cast for 45 minutes if I get there at just the right time of year. However, I don't consistently get that level of success. I have another lake I can go to for pike where I can nail them all day long, even get the occasional 34"+ and I slam the pike every time. Usually at least 10 from me alone each outing. But it's very different for crappie especially. I'm only aware of one maybe two lakes that have the quality he's catching if not bigger. One lake I'm aware of, the average size I catch is 9" and the larger ones top out at 13" on a typical trip. Point is: yes there are spots but you have to work for it. Fishing is a large part of being a Minnesotan so a big portion of the population fishes, making it hard to find good spots sometimes. There's always gems though.

MN won’t let us fish bass yet but crappies are the next best thing! They’re a lot of fun, especially this time of year when they’re up shallow.

Crappie game fish are great.

Why they call 'em panfish!

For me the only non release are invasives! Thats what we need to do for our waterways. And stop stocking rainbows, please. Watch Patagonia Artifishal you will see what i mean.

Thanks for telling me about the site!

Why would you not eat the fucking fish? Goddamn sporties.

Nothing wrong with eating the fish. As long as you stay within the limit.

I don’t cook fish that often so usually when I do I just pan fry them with some shore lunch.

Bobby B this is not true

Too bad MN has so many rules, no bluegill for bait in that state.

@@ndyakangler dang, that sucks. What can y'all use?