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@@BigelowWoodcraft thank you so much for the follow I really appreciate it a lot!! And honestly you prolly do haha

@@loganselleck5112 we use a variety of stuff but best to use is colored spoon preferably like a bright green or bright pink and 1oz gumball jigs tipped with white paddle tails and toward night time and most of the day we like to use thundersticks but this time of year they will hit dang near anything that sits in front of their faces

@@mc.6540 I apologize my guy was around June - July of last year right now is the best time to go out and catch them

@@shanesheridan1262 croton dam boat ramp

Thank you!!!!

Lots of steelhead fishermen throw spoons. Especially in big, wide rivers where the fish are scattered and you can make long casts. Come to trout run in Erie pa. Half of the guys are using Cleo’s and other spoons and catching tons of steelhead. And I’m not talking snags or foul hooks.

And what makes you think that my guy? Not everyone floats for steelhead there is several different methods to catch steelhead and 1 of them is floating others is to cast crank baits, casting spoons, bottom bouncing beads, bottom bouncing spawn, floating spawn, floating beads, blade baits, fly fishing for them, the list goes on my guy so don’t be commenting if you don’t know all the methods of catching fish and I ain’t no snagger brotha man yea a few fish were foul hooked but that’s bound to happen this time of year in Muskegon river. (Walleye are loaded in the river) but anyway my guy I hope you have a blessed day and tight lines!!

@@reeldinoutdoors1999 if you were using a traditional spoon/spinner that requires a steady retrieve then it would have been alright, but throwing a vertical jigging spoon ripping along the river bottom for "steelhead" looks like snagging to everyone watching you my boi...

@@Skank_Hunt42 I totally understand where your getting from and am not disagreeing with you but I can assure you that im not out here snagging nor the methods I use is even considered snagging but you have your opinions and I have mine I honestly wish you the bestest day and tight lines brotha!!! God bless you!!!

Michigan

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They are super fun!!! Plus that location in my opinion is the best location to target these guys!!!

@reeldinoutdoors1999 My friends and I have been going every spring and early summer for 20 + yrs size and numbers have decreased over last few yrs. people stalhead fishing or catsisging and perch fishing just throw them on pier I have had a few run ins with people over that.

Thank you so much I really appreciate it honestly!!

I don't know how you have so few subscribers

I made it look easy on video haha it definitely ain’t that easy it took quite a bit of different lures to try to figure out what exactly they wanted that day!! They sure are fun to catch!!

I made it look easy on video haha it definitely ain’t that easy it took quite a bit of different lures to try to figure out what exactly they wanted that day!! They sure are fun to catch!!

You are absolutely right!!! But that’s just what we call them here in Michigan!!

Im from michigan and i dont call them that. Its michigander ignorance like labeling freshwater drum a junk fish. I hear many michigan fisherman trashing any fish that isnt perch or walleye specifically, in michigan. Lots of crap talk about catfish too. Lived in Texas and Missouri for 14 years combined and both places call them drum or gaspergou. Now Texans do call pin fish perch so they have the same problem with a different species. ​@reeldinoutdoors1999

Yes for sure they definitely love zebra mussels!!

Never understood why people kill these things. They’re a ton of fun to catch and fight. Plus They’re native to the Great Lakes, and don’t cause any harm to the environment.

@fallengods92 I grew up in the 80's and was told to dispose of them by some of the old guys I was around. They said they were trash fish. Now I know people that eat them. They are really fun to catch, especially the big ones, and they help keep the invasive species in check. I always catch and release them now.

Amazing fishing there!!!

@@reeldinoutdoors1999 I’ve caught some nice steelhead and catfish off that pier. Always a bummer when I see dead drum laying around because they’re “trash fish”

@@roadendsfishing6416 it really is a bummer seeing all the dead drum!! And there is unreal fish that you can catch off that pier for sure!!! I’ve seen some tank drums and beyond huge carp out there!!!

Yes!

Will have to keep that offer in mind I’ll let you know depends on if I’m working or not!!!

I'm gonna go like Tues next week hmu

Grand haven mi

Congrats man that’s awesome if you’d like for me to share it on my page feel free to dm me the pic of the fish and I’d be more than happy to share it amongst my page!!

@@reeldinoutdoors1999 ok will do man thank you!

I'll be honest I don't know how to dm on youtube...

@@guitarrwd look me up on Facebook or Instagram under REEL’D in Outdoors

Are you in the muskegon area

Are you in the muskegon area

Grand haven!!

That is awesome to know!!! Thank for telling me that!!! I did hear it was great eating if cooked properly!!!

I have tried to eat them a few times, but haven't got it right. For the jewelry they have little "stones" in their head I think related to hearing. I have a small collection

That is awesome man congrats on the catch!!! If you have a pic of it feel free to DM me on Facebook I’d be more than happy to share it amongst my followers!!!! And yes hope to fish with you as well man!!!

Appreciate you so much!!!

I heard you have to eat them as soon as they come out the hot grease or they taste like rubber

@@andrejackson8270 I personally haven’t tried them but my buddy Mike cooked some up last year and said they tasted similar to like walleye I guess but I guess you’ll have to cook it right to find out lol I’m yet to try it this year I will definitely do a catch and cook video for these guys this summer!!

Yes you can!!

Thank you so much man I really appreciate it!

​@@reeldinoutdoors1999 you live near Detroit area

@@iancameron198 no west Michigan area Newaygo county

Same here man!!!

Hahaha your better at running them tho hahaha

Got a few last nite they dropped back alot

@@scotttriemstra3237 same here just a couple suckers and a couple walleyes plus my first log perch never heard of one nor ever caught one they look similar to gobies

I'll prob fish nite there but will be there Fri nite for opener eyes I gotta grb some fiff flies