They love it Wes, my Daughter is on the one that made me buy the boat. When she was 5 years old, she would watch fishing shows instead of cartoons every morning, then give me all the tips she got from the show.
Great video. I usually fish the wall in Port Huron but don't come across too many pike doing so. I'll have to work my way down the river and see if I can find some quiet inlets. That spot you were fishing on the queen's side of the river looked great.
brasshnkey, I visit family in the area, once a year, and fish it every morning for one week straight. I wouldn’t say it’s a crazy productive area, but I gear pike, bass, and tiger musky. It’s a lovely area to fish, and I often talk to people going for their morning walks, and they will tell me they never see anyone fish these areas. I just drive the road next to the river, and stop in the likely looking areas, fish for a bit, then drive to the next fishy looking spot. Lots of good parks and public access to the river bank too.
@@marxfishing Next time you're around I'd be more than happy to fish with you. I fish pike often and have a wide variety of tackle. My favorite spots are those shallow bays and canals by Harsens Island, they produce nice fish much of the year. Muscamoot Bay is great, and the smallmouth action is crazy good during May into early June.
That would be great. If you’re on Facebook, look up Marx Fishing on there, then we can direct message. I will be back over in the US in June. I live in Australia.
Musky get much bigger, they have a different pattern on the body. The Pike and Musky are so closely related that that can, and do, cross breed at times, which produces what is called a "Tiger Musky" The Pike was 30 inches, about 75 cm.
If you want or catch Muskie on lake saint Clair, message a guy named profishermanjones he does charters for Muskie small mouth and Muskie out of Chatham ontario which is like 45 mins away from sarinia
Hey Mark. I have decided to restart an old channel and start putting a few fishing video's on there. So you will see me commenting from here. I will keep the lawn care one just for that.
Nice looking fish Mark. Don't seem to see a lot of them about here :-) Surprisingly enough fish are fairly fragile creatures and can easily get injured when caught. I always do my best to save them from a slow and painful death after I have caught them and eat them all. lol just joking mate. I toss the undersized ones back. Ha ha ha. I do only catch what I can eat though.
lol... Yeah, I eat plenty too. I always like to release my personal best fish, and the first of any species I catch. I always release Northern Pike and Musky...well almost always. Was a big feed in the end, and we had never eaten pike before.
