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It's my favorite way to fish for them. Love feeling them smack the lure. Jerkbaits with good action on a steady retrieve in the 80 - 95 mm range work best for me.

@@MudSharkZ I spent many years fly fishing /tying for LO trib fish especially on the Salmon River...but more recently got back into bass fishing... and thats where the jerkbait passion into play.

The stickbaits can be pretty effective, even in the dead of winter. Thanks for watchin, appreciate it 👊

I'm on the Lake Ontario tribs this time of year. Lots of browns and steelies to be had.

Do you use them for bait there?

We mostly fish the south shore Lake Ontario tribs in NY between Buffalo and Sodus Bay.

Thanks for watching, happy New Year! 👊

Yes, row bags or jigs under a float work well. I just have more fun catching them on the stick baits if they're willing to chase.

Duo Realis 85F jerkbait. They can be tough to find, most of my favorites are made in Japan.

They're sharp, think I just caught a couple of them in the cheek and it popped when they got close.

Thanks for watching 👊 I love those little Duo Realis baits, wish they weren't so tough to find in the good colors.

@@theastuteangler Thanks for watching 👊

I handle browns all day at my day job so I know how to keep them alive. Those fish are fine 100%.

@@chaoticpinktacos4211 It's a really fun way to fish for them, nice change from float fishing. Really cool feeling them smash it tight line. Baits between 80 to 95 mm work best for me.

Took me an hour to thaw out but yeah it was fun. Tight lines and happy new year.

Total chaos but a blast. Happy new year brotha.

Yeah I grew up working on the walleye party boats on Lake Erie so I've always loved the party boat trips but it's definitely not for everyone 😅

@@brianmelgoza9292 Thanks for watching, happy taping! 👊

@@kingchaser-c4t Thanks man, it was a great fight 👊

We don't get much for subzero temps here in Western NY, but as long as it's not windy it stats pretty warm. They do also make an insulated version.

@@nathancallan9376 Awesome glad you found the video useful and hopefully it's saving you some money as well. Tight lines 👊

Yeah I hear ya, some days that wind eats you up. You can keep it pretty warm in there with the buddy heater even on the windy days. I'm just hoping for more than one or two weeks of ice this year. Last two years we haven't had much ice here in Western NY.

@@MudSharkZ yep same here (Eastern, Washington state) . We had about 3 weeks decent ice, then it was still thick enough but the slush was so thick it was like standing in a puddle lol

Are you painting them yourself or is someone else? Curious if they are available for purchase because I've never stumbled across them.

@@MudSharkZ I paint them long time custom painter...I can send you pics...

I think you will like them, they cast great and get a lot of bites when the suns up. Thanks for watching 👊

Yes, in that general area.

Nope, can't say I have. Where you catch them?

Oh, he wanted to 😂

I think we were lucky to catch the two we did, pretty tough bite lately. Thanks for watchin.

@@davesmith7440 No not in this video, but I'm sure you could get some around there when the water cools off. Around 60 degrees water temp seems to be when they get very active in the fall.

@@YxngLeeJ No, west of there a ways.

It was definitely different to see all those aggressive lakers high in the water column. Looking forward to watching your pier fishing video before bed tonight, good stuff. 👊

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@@derekmcdevitt9491 Hell yeah, the guys that one it last year were in a ski boat with a trolling motor so it don't take a fancy boat.

@@derekmcdevitt9491 Text me some time man, I still have the same number. We should hook up when I come back to ohio.

@@derekmcdevitt9491 The Newmister boys are in it every year fishing on the Ranger. I haven't gotten in it myself yet, always too busy chasing trout and salmon around.

Good tip 👊 I also love trying for the sharks. This year the surf was very cold when I was there so there weren't many Brown sharks around. I did try one night anyway and got skunked.

2 days of northeast wind here now which is exactly what we needed to cool the water down. Gonna hit the pier tomorrow night for the first time I think. I heard there are a few fish in the river already so it should be time.

Thanks Jimbo 🧡 Many Busch lights were sacrificed.

@@letsgomets002 They only had to be 12" to keep from what I remember. They don't get as big as the fluke.

@@Pyle81 I've never tried the white perch or drum but I would definitely try them if someone cooked or smoked them up for me. Sounds like you guys had a great trip. I just released another video on that boat from about a month ago if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/7jRkYlSJSew/v-deo.html

Hell yeah, you need to meet me over in PC some time so we can go out.

You can, but I've tried it both ways and I think the water method gives you better baits.

@@MudSharkZ alright, appreciate the response

Thanks for watching and commenting 👊

That was a winter flounder not a fluke, so it was well over the size limit.

@@seancarroll8326 Thanks for watching 👊 I'm actually at the jersey shore this week doing some surf fishing. So far there has been a lot of action, kingfish and spots.