World Class Hybrid Bass Fishing Below McAlpine Dam

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Chad hits the Ohio River with Chino Ross to target hybrid bass, but when they close the gates they have to come up with a new game plan! McAlpine Dam is one of the most unique fisheries in the world, and it certainly didn't disappoint on this trip.
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28 сен 2024

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@Jared_304 4 года назад

What spinning rod you using to throw 3 oz jigheads??? If I heard you right

@okitailsnscales1707 2 года назад

I was wondering the same thing I'm guessing he ment 3/4 oz

@fredriksarnblad4441 5 месяцев назад

What's the best season to catch them? I've just moved to Louisville. The river is really high right now, but I am curious how spring fishing is once the water level comes down. Any advice would be appreciated.

@johnmcook1 3 года назад

Very dangerous fishing that close lots of large rocks to get hung up on. If the water drops and it can drop feet in minutes you can run up on them and end up swamped. And that is not the lower dam that is the hydro. The lower dam is the water level below all of the dam.

@vman91 2 года назад

"I run really light line" then later say it 10lb. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️. I caught a 20lb+ wiper on 6lb line.

@buckyD123 4 года назад

chino i remember a few years back when you was fishing with us up on the duck pond wall,i wish i would of never showed you that spot,on acc of all the knuckleheads you brought back with you to over fish it....but i guess you gotta give a cripple crab a crutch once in awhile

@jtotherog 3 года назад

Tell em! Hole Buzzards are everywhere buddy! Tight lines

@turkey2003 2 года назад

@@jtotherog it's a fishing spot next to a major metropolitan area. It's not and has never been a secret spot

@justtinkering6054 5 лет назад

This is one of my very favorite RU-vid channels. Thank you Kentucky Afield!

@shellcrackerlover5889 5 лет назад

That area is so interesting and just a smorgasbord of species. If it had shellcracker (redear), it would make the top of my list. I grew up in Jeffersonville/Utica.

@KRN762 5 лет назад

How many eyes, and did it glow in the dark?

@montylines4161 3 года назад

Why would it need to be "world class"? Thanks, Nimrod

@OhioRiverFisherman 4 года назад

Goodlord that was awesome!!! I've been fishing the Ohio over at Meldahl Dam and I haven't caught any bass yet. 42lb blue cat and 12lb flathead. 5to6lb channel cats and skips. Update 2023, figured out the river, found the big hybrids and stripers. What a blast!!!

@HouseTackle 4 года назад

Man, that was some good stuff, Chino!!! Now I’ve gotta go fishing tomorrow to get my fix :p

@fishingislife6778 4 года назад

Do live minnows catch them good hybrids

@ronmesser9091 Год назад

Fish stack up next to the damn , really incredible fished that exact spot before

@paulfoley1344 2 года назад

Do you still guide on the river? Per Paul Foley!

@davy1458 3 года назад

I grew up on the ohio river in Utica and you could catch these hybrid bass off the docks by casting into the large schools of minnows.

@RadFingerz 3 года назад

Hybrids die after catch and release

@johndurante2322 3 года назад

Like y'alls skills on these hybrid fish

@captaindefication619 5 лет назад

What time of year was this, when you guys were catching fish like this

@UpStreamLivn 5 лет назад

No offense, I like the outdoors, and watching the show,however,what is the recommendation,concerning eating those fish?what are the mercury levels,in the lakes?especially lake herrington?promoting a problem, is a health concern,especially in children eating mercury, or,other chemicals.

@chunliyu6815 4 года назад

There seems no safe quality food anymore.

@cam.evo8661 4 года назад

Lol I wouldnt eat a damn thing out of the ohio there....

@naturelover_75 4 года назад

90% of the Ohio has been officially called SAFE! Now, Steve Douglas will tell you any catfish over 10 lbs is a bad idea due to the age × water quality

@slipknot73745 4 года назад

Check your state DNR for a list of safe to eat fish. I know MN and OH report lead, mercury etc. per different fish, per a wide number of popular lakes/rivers. A lot of sampling is done annually too. Important resource for sure; I imagine the same for other states.