Accidentally Fishing In National Kayaking Competition! (Whoops)
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Date: 2020-05-16
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Skipjack are close cousins of Hickory shad. Difference is skippies are found in waters that eventually flow into the gulf and skippies never go into salt water. Hickorys are found in east coast drainages that drain to atlantic but are are only in the rivers late february to april give or take a little bit as the rest of the year they are ocean fish and only come to freashwater rivers to spawn. got a bunch of videos on them.
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Skipjack are close cousins of Hickory shad. Difference is skippies are found in waters that eventually flow into the gulf and skippies never go into salt water. Hickorys are found in east coast drainages that drain to atlantic but are are only in the rivers late february to april give or take a little bit as the rest of the year they are ocean fish and only come to freashwater rivers to spawn. got a bunch of videos on them.
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The
11: 45 Welcome to my life, tried to go fishing here in Ohio last week when it was nice for a couple days, but it was so windy it kept blowing my line back towards me. Also the weather change is because were finally going into a 2nd Ice Age, hopefully humanity can survive it.
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11: 45 Welcome to my life, tried to go fishing here in Ohio last week when it was nice for a couple days, but it was so windy it kept blowing my line back towards me. Also the weather change is because were finally going into a 2nd Ice Age, hopefully humanity can survive it.
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Zachary
Brandon! I was out there that Saturday from like 5am to 11ish trying to catch you out there, but I left and went to a fishing tournament. I am gonna be out there this Saturday and I really hope you see this! Nice video too! Great clips!
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Brandon! I was out there that Saturday from like 5am to 11ish trying to catch you out there, but I left and went to a fishing tournament. I am gonna be out there this Saturday and I really hope you see this! Nice video too! Great clips!
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Jim
Another fun video and running into the rafters and kayakers even though they've been advertising it for a few months on Instagram anyway another great video fun to watch and Tristan hope you got warmed up. Look forward to the next one
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Another fun video and running into the rafters and kayakers even though they've been advertising it for a few months on Instagram anyway another great video fun to watch and Tristan hope you got warmed up. Look forward to the next one
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shawnkiller90
3: 21 The evolution of lazy: 1- too lazy to walk. buy a Segway 2-Too lazy to walk but don't have that kind of cash? Buy a hoverboard 3-TOO lazy for that. buy a hoverboard. with a seat attached to it.
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3: 21 The evolution of lazy: 1- too lazy to walk. buy a Segway 2-Too lazy to walk but don't have that kind of cash? Buy a hoverboard 3-TOO lazy for that. buy a hoverboard. with a seat attached to it.
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David
I've got on skipjack on the river catching them two at a time with two grubs tied on about a foot apart. Me and a buddy quit counting after catching over 100 in a few hours - all about that size.
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I've got on skipjack on the river catching them two at a time with two grubs tied on about a foot apart. Me and a buddy quit counting after catching over 100 in a few hours - all about that size.
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part_time_
Brandon, I cringe when I see your rods laying on your tailgate. Please put rod gloves on them. That will keep your line from getting nicked and prevent you from losing a potential monster.
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Brandon, I cringe when I see your rods laying on your tailgate. Please put rod gloves on them. That will keep your line from getting nicked and prevent you from losing a potential monster.
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xxshigaruxx
So cool watching you guys fish. I'm mostly a saltwater fisher so it's nice learning about different freshwater fish. Actually caught my first two pompano yesterday off the local pier.
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So cool watching you guys fish. I'm mostly a saltwater fisher so it's nice learning about different freshwater fish. Actually caught my first two pompano yesterday off the local pier.
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Ben
they're called a tennessee tarpon for a reason! they fight like hell but the fight takes nearly all their energy, almost killing them - thats why they don't release well
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they're called a tennessee tarpon for a reason! they fight like hell but the fight takes nearly all their energy, almost killing them - thats why they don't release well
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