Flooded Grassbeds: Summer Smallmouth on the Susquehanna 

Sunday coffee and the little stuff

Thanx as always. You sold me on the Ultralight 20 Videos ago. We have a big Family vacation coming up in 3 weeks. Going to visit my parents In Colorado. Hopefully do a little Fly Fishing on the Rio Grande. When we get back Im goin to get to work convincing the wife on how much I need one. Pray for me.......

Another great video Jeff!

Having a coffee and learning grass beds on a Sunday morning can't beat it thanks Jeff the drawings really helped me understand how to fish the grass again thanks

Thank you for the teaching videos👍 Much appreciated 👍

Thanks for another great really informative video, I learned alot.

I like the new intro. 👍

Thank you for sharing not only your knowledge, but also the lures you use. This is only my fourth year fishing the Susky, and your informative videos help newer river fisherman like myself become more informed and prepared.

Jeff I was out yesterday and saw many of your points you presented. Thanks for your time and effort doing these videos. My Torqeedo puts me in the places to fish now I just have to catch em. I need to throw the crank more. Hope to see ya on the water. I try to get out once a week.

Great Stuff Jeff!

Awesome "Stuff"! We'll be out there trying your tips. TY!

That’s the juice right there!

Thanks for your info. Just setup my kayak with a motor and I’m learning the new way to fish with it. It’s been a blast. I’m looking forward to learning even more. See you out there.

Thanks, this was really informative. Will really be applicable if it continues to rain like it has so far this summer.

Love your videos Jeff. Always a lot of knowledge. I was gonna ask. How about a video on summertime river fishing. Where these fish tend to go. What their patterns are etc etc. was just thinking to myself there’s sooooo many videos on summertime fishing for largemouth in big lakes but you really can’t find anything on river fishing for smallies. Does the heat shut them down? Alot of questions I could ask. Fished my first tournament yesterday and got 38th out of 71 boats up in sunbury. Was happy with finishing in the middle of the pack for my first tournament. But also fished a body of water I never been at and learned a lot.

Excellent explanation and illustrations of positioning in varying water levels. I've only fished the river once (back in late June) and found it's a very small casting window to where the fish are positioned against these grass beds. Do you find presenting a lure from downstream on these areas to be more productive or is it a mixed bag ? And do water levels play into this decision? Again, thank you for the time and effort put into each video!

Good on you. Taking the time to resuscitate that Bass. It's important.

Jeff, just curious. I’ve never seen you with an Xi3 on your plastics boats. I know you’re with Torqeedo but curious your thoughts on your decision to have a stern motor vs bow mount. I don’t have either but would think having spot lock is definitely an attractive feature.

I really need (want) a torqeedo with back issues. No peddling or paddling. What reels were you using? Thank you for the training videos you do Jeff. Your a treasure for new fishermen and experienced as well. You really don’t get the credit you deserve for all the work you put in making these great videos

Question about the running and gunning. Can you cover the 17 miles you mentioned on a single battery or do you have to swap out at some point during the day? Thanks

You mentioned top water lures. What is your favorite? I like Heddon Torpedoes and Gaines Crippled Killers. Both are prop styles.

Way to explain water levels and location Mr Jeff

what's the best stretch of the Susquehanna?

Missing out not throwing topwater