Love the videos. And most of all your fix it jobs. Nice to know how to fix all that you know. Hard work pays off. Awesome job my friend! Phil from kasson Minnesota.
Nice fish! I was thinking that since the YT channel "Kyle's Cabin" is filmed less than 15 miles from where you launched the boat here and although Kyle's video's are a little different than yours you guys might want to think about doing a collaboration some time. Best wishes and thanks for the video Zach!
Excellent video, Zach! Listening to you crank up that boat motor really takes me back to my childhood growing up at my Grandparents lakehouse. It was the most wonderful way to spend a childhood! Fishing, swimming, water skiing all summer long! I can close my eyes when I hear the boat motor running and I am suddenly back in my sleeping bag on the pallet of the floor of the cabin! Still love fishing and boating but I don't have access to the lakehouse any longer. Always love your content, whether it is camping/fishing/hunting or working on the house. Thank you for sharing with us! ❤❤👍👍😊😊🐟🐟
Great video Sir, as always!!! I'm new to seeing how things are done but could you maybe show how to restring a reel with a new line? I live in Georgia and hoping to get better at the craft of fishing!!!
Great video Zach look like you were at the lake where your dad's and your grandpa's cabins are good place to go be safe don't forget sometimes put a video up working on a engine or something and you don't always have to talk on the video👍👍👍👍👍
Hey Zack, Next time take a Coleman white gas Lantern with, start that in the morning in the tent, in will take the chill out and help dry things out, surprising how much heat they put out. Great job on the vid's!!!
Nice adventure. A couple of suggestions - 1) Oil your reel. That may have something to do with breaking off so much, 2) if you're going to eat bass, eat the smaller ones. They taste better and the bigger ones are usually female that will reproduce with good genetic qualities. Learn to clean and eat pike. They're much better meat.
Much better trip since that last trip with the bear scare. The look in your eyes brought me back to the time I got the news of bear in the area in middle of Wisconsin. Definitely a heart pounder. Hope to see more soon. Can't find realistic shows on t.v. so thanks for the content you, and your dad(Joe J)
Zack, Sure enjoyed your video! Is that the same Grub Box your dad would use on your other excursion? Those two trophy fish, the Bass and Pike were sure lunkers! What did that bass end up weighing? There were sure beauts! Blessing!
Zach…bought a Finnish made filet knife from George Lokken last winter..makes short work of filleting fish and do many Salmon and Lake Trout a season….nice video there.
Ooh I hope all the green & ripe tomatoes got harvested off the vines at Northern seclusion farm before frosts!! Put in dark room they'll ripen, have some even probably for the holidays ahead. But I love green tomato pickles,as well as relish!!
Hey Zack, you’re doing a great job on your videos, they’re very interesting and you’re an amazing fisherman. That 9 pound Pike you landed and unfortunately hurt your hand was by far a jackpot fish. I can’t believe it was only 9 pounds, it looked like a 20 pounder, but nonetheless a sweet catch caught on video. Are you in Minnesota or Michigan? The lake and scenery is beautiful and you’re doing a great job sharing it with us!!! I’m looking forward to all your future videos, please don’t stop, we admire you and the area that you hunt and fish!!!
Zach if you put a bit of marine carpet in the bottom of the boat it will reduce the noise of landing a fish and not scare all the rest of the fish away.
Hi Zack! WOW! Those were some big fish you showed at the beginning of the video! The others you caught and ate weren't to bad either! Nice job! Question, everytime you go up to the lake, do you check dad's tent and grandpa's cabin and report back to them, all is well? I could see you doing that! 😉 I'm excited to see you and everyone else up at duck camp! Happy hunting! 🦆
Great work life balance Zach.👍 It's super impressive the amount of work you've done on the house, and still made time to mix it up with outdoor videos. It won't be too many years before you'll be taking you own children on these adventures. That was one of the highlights for me of my kids' childhoods. And also for them. It's also a double bonus that both you and your dad are putting out videos so frequently now. Continue doing what you love . 👍
You are very different from your dad he is very methodical and he does things a lot slower and precise than you,lol! You are like a bull in a China shop the way you moved stuff around while cooking very fast and rough it was just hilarious to me. Reminds me of me and my dad we are the same as you and your dad! Keep the videos coming I love your and his
Zach, have you been to a good chiropractor for your back? I had the same thing where I did many tasks from my knees because the extreme lower back pain. I finally found the right chiropractor and after few visits I felt the right thing move and I was basically cured. It was a feeling i can never forget. Good luck!
Great Video Zack. Glad to see "Camp Zack" was undisturbed. Love the Food Box with the lift out shelf. Very nice. So glad you did not have to worry to much about the bears, although I see you were prepared in any event. "Always be prepared". Your Dad and Melissa will be worried that you are catching all the big fish in the lake. Looked delicious!. Well Done! Keep the content coming, its almost "Duck Camp" time. Can't wait, good hunting!!!
Two tips. Number 1, you can hold a bass from the inside of their mouth so they don’t slip out of your hands. Number 2, that bass was awfully big to horse flip into the boat lol.
Spent a long time since I've been out on a lake fishing. And having shore lunch. Great video as always, have been watching you guys for years but don't comment very often.
If nobody ever bothers your spot you should get you a wall tent and set it up and leave it. Put a couple solar motion spot lights for security to scare someone off
Great video, as always Zach. It always amazes me that you can start a fire with kindling and one match or lighter flick, while your Dad needs to drench ALL firewood in LOTS of lighter fluid. He's such an outdoorsman, but that one quirk astonishes me. I'm glad you've bypassed his addiction to petrochemicals in all fires. 🙂
There is something magical about using a chimney to start fires. It is my favorite part of fire building and I don't have any use for petrochemicals either, cough, cough, yuk, yuk.. We may have just opened ourselves up to the "Wrath of Joe!" lol
I cant stand his use of all those petrochemicals either. The way he just dredges the wood just gives me chills of what and how it affects so many things when it’s so easy to light it with a piece of newspaper and a match. So much for the name Joe and Zack Survival if he can’t even use a match.
I watched Wisconsin Fisherman and he took a rope light rope and a Caribbean, ran it down his fishing line to his snagged hook. so if you ever snagged the bottom, that is one of the coolest methods I've seen
Bro. Gorgeous camp. Great fishing. U rough on those casts…. Shouldn’t be snapping braid like that. When u swing that fish in grabbing your pole high up gonna snap rods! Not critique. Just experience in rods lost. Tight lines, brother! Much love
Enjoying your video in that idyllic spot. Just got to say; the practice of keeping fish on a stringer is cruel in the extreme. Far better to keep a cooler box - kill them quickly and mercifully and fish stays fresh for cleaning and consumption later.
so when are you gonna build your own long term tent/place, like your dad? good time for herbal bug spray.. or if you don't have anything put some green leaves or needles on the fire.. makes smoke and the bugs run...regardless of the time (day or night)
Boy I understand about back pain but so glad to see you out enjoying yourself fishing. I find it so peaceful even if you don’t catch anything. But you did catch some nice ones. Enjoyed your video.
Zach with the temperature at 43 degrees at that time of the morning. I can guarantee your dads tent would have been pushing closer to 80 degrees. Keep the videos coming.
