the government is probably putting fish in your ponds 

Love it!

come to sunbury pa ID love too got fishing

Where do you get that blade bait you are using in video?

What's that powerbait called? In the jar I mean?

Hey what is your ultralight set up

Oh damn that's sad actually. I've been cleaning up wherever I go. I'll probably catch more trash than fish in my life lol

Did not know that. I was using in line spinners my first time trout fishing this year and was thinking of switching to power bait. I think I’ll stick to the spinners

@@theAntwon24it’s fine to use them as long as you’re responsible, plus they’re rlly good for trout.

Look up how to make your own power bait. Literally is just flour and water. Knead it well to develop the gluten, the final texture makes it stick to a hook better. The only downside if you're casting out often, it dissolves quicker than powerbait. So if you're fishing with a bobber and casting often you have to replace it often. Other than that you just have to add whatever flavor you want. I add garlic powder and finely chopped chicken liver. If you roll them in the balls and put them in the microwave for short. Of time they become floating powerbait balls. Just too small test batches to give him the float right in a cup of water You can even add food coloring to get a color you like. 1 remember watching a RU-vid video comparing the different colors the power base to see what fish like to bite. Anything pink or red is usually the best. Probably cause it's bright and represents the color of blood and flesh. For homemade catfish bait, chicken liver is a very good bait, but is a pain to get on your hook. That's why you cut up chicken breast, and marinated in blended chicken liver, Cherry Kool-Aid, and garlic powder. Stays on the hook, has a bright color cuz the Cherry Kool-Aid, and the taste and smell of chicken liver and garlic. Even the sugary taste of the Kool-Aid is a flavor they like

@@thomasdavis9456 THANX!!!!! 😎

You payin them to feed em?

"they are free to go to, and they SELL BAGS OF FISH FOOD THAT YOU CAN FEED TO THE FISH IN THE TANKS"

So yes

@@owen1737 it's not alot of money. The one I go to in new York have gumball machines where you put a quarter in and you get a handful of pellets.

Ya they got one in spear fish South Dakota it’s beautiful there.

Ive seen a asian dude throwing shit the size of his pinky in a bucket using the cheekiest setup ever, a bobber with like 5 hooks/worms right on the edge of the water i was like really bruh what are u gonna do with those tiny ass fish

@@Coolwaterdragon1why do you think they’re all skiny midgets they eat ants and scorpions 😂😂😂😂

@@Coolwaterdragon1idk the specifics of the story, but he could have been catching shad or other bait fish.

Good. Glad the otters are surviving and eating well. Maybe humans can try to unfuck the environment so they dont have to spend millions of dollars feeding marine mammals.

huh??

That’s why I have rolled with a bass hook for the last 30 years

Those are places with native populations. The places they stock, theres usually only rules on limits.

@@seanp9157 I have seen/fished all class streams, even with the 100% stocker streams there were still regulations on gear, very important to check regulations for all trout fishing.

@@seanp9157 you should look at the regs colorado has, some sections of river no joke have regulations that change mile to mile from baits, lures, and flies, to size and possession limits, heck I think there's one Kokanee Salmon hatchery where it's lure/snagging or bow/spear only. Lots of places bass and greenback cutthroats must be returned to the water immediately among a handful of other species like the humpback chub on the western slope. This is all just the tip of the iceberg too lol

Some places in Pennsylvania are artificial only for trout. No live bait. Fish all year. Limit of 3 per day I believe. Might be 2.

Where in texas

@@Kayaksinker06 most city ponds in Texas are stocked in late February to early March

@SS Hookset They stock them everywhere. Go to Texas parks and wildlife. Here in Ft worth, they started stockings the week of Thanksgiving.

No not usually. Usually they have big truck and unload whole trucks into certain places . Y'all must be in the way back because I'm next to BFE and they don't use buckets .

@@creameedwards9518 haven't gone in probably 10 years or so, used to do it as a kid. I live in remote Pittsburgh area. Between Pittsburgh and Morgantown.

Dude...i used to make trout fillets that i rolled in flour, egg, then cornmeal, and wow👌🏻amazing (i also ate it with fries sometimes lol)

Bass fight better . I live in Utah and trout are everywhere and there annoying

I've been killing snakehead on rooster tails latley.

Me too. Green, black, brown, and rainbow are my go tos.

Yellow works well always been my go-to. But I need to try some other colors.

@@charlespendley6360the white is great for all species especially bass

Colorado lures are the best I find for trout

They are probably starving in the fall

😂

What is it called?

@@chrisneely4270it’s called a jack slap. It’s a hand painted bait and you can buy them on Karl’s

where did you get it?

This planet is fucked

@@woopass2010 I have a lake behind my house that I own a few acres of. I need to have the water tested so I know if I can eat the bass I catch back there. It's so shitty how the world is today. I hunt deer because it's a cheap way to fill the freezer with meat and I remember back in NY there was a year or two were people couldn't hunt because some deer disease ravaged them.

@@joshp2542 it's not some disease. It's the deer equivalent of mad cow and it is lethal 100% of the time if it gets in your system. It is a major problem in the entire northeast deer population and you should never eat a deer from that region without having it tested first.

@@mikesixx7655 Now I live in PA and luckily the deer here don't have it. Mad cow disease is pretty fucked up. There also is CWD. Usually when you field dress the deer you can tell if it has Chronic Wasting Disease and it's mainly in southern PA.

@@joshp2542 Chronic wasting is not that big of a deal to figure out the problem with cervine spongiform encephalopathy is you cannot figure out if the deer has it unless you actually have the brain tested and deer with it are easier to hunt making them a prome issue

Not true. They may put a tag on one here and there (not MA), the fins look (clipped) because of the concrete ponds they’re raised in

@@Uubtube123 yeah exactly what I mean if they're raised in captivity stocked trout they usually have the backbend clipped in all states and I'm from Massachusetts

I have the same kayak too

Most taste like dirt honestly.... I've caught them out west and back east, even steelhead. They are not that tasty.

Here in Texas our local zoo has a communal fishing pond that doesn't require a license just bag limits, they stock rainbow trout in the winter months and channel cats in the summer

Rainbow trout are alright not as fun as bass

@@coltonadkins7929 Thats actually pretty cool man.

@@x7slim8x Think that has more to do with your poor cooking. Trout is an amazing fish