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Umm ok.

Ha. Good one

This boat was passing us at full speed as one of my clients was reeling in a fish and he stopped in his tracks. He sat down about 40 feet from us and dropped lines. He stayed there until I pulled out my phone to video him and moved to where you see him, which is about 150 feet away. He had out of state registration so we know he had no idea of what we were fishing. Not another boat within miles of us. It's become more and more prominent as on the water courtesy fades... thanks for watching

Not at all.

Happens more all the time. Thanks for the feedback

Glad it helped. Appreciate the kind words.

Thanks so much

Tried it for those flies and wish It had worked. Only deet works to keep them away.

I count to make sure I have all my fingers after each time.

@@JimHanelyfishingyea I thought it was funny how you said look out for his gill lol 😂

@tyleropshinsky ever get cut by a walleye gill plate? It will cut you as deep a box cutter.

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It’s exactly where it needs to be but thanks for the comment.

Yep. It will work the same way Thanks for the great question

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They are an awesome tool. I even use them for cutting wire line we use to catch sharks in the Gulf of Mexico with the little notch on the outside. Thanks for watching. Hope you use them so much they need to be sharpened!!

So that’s how it works. Thanks for the comment

Yep. You’ll see a big difference. Thanks for watching

Yes he did. Thanks for the feedback.

It looks like I’m backing into the water but my tires are the only thing that’s getting wet. Wheels and brakes never get wet. Appreciate the great comment.

Ha. Yep.

Thanks. It was because of the great camera work

I always wondered this I know people say to bleed trout but is this a process you should do for all fish you are eating?

I’d say yes as it makes all fillets so much whiter and more appetizing Thanks for the great question.

Yes Sir. Neither of us work on His Lords day. Appreciate the great feedback.

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That’s what I call it…seems to fit. Thanks for the comment

Thanks for sharing. Appreciate it

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Glad you liked it. Appreciate the kind words.

Great motor. Keep up on the maintenance and she will run for a long time. Thanks for watching.

That boat was passing us at full speed as one of my clients was reeling in a fish and he stopped in his tracks. He sat down about 40 feet from us and dropped lines. He stayed there until I pulled out my phone to video him and moved to where you see him, which is about 150 feet away. He had out of state registration so we know he had no idea of what we were fishing. Not another boat within miles of us. It's become more and more prominent as on the water courtesy fades…. Thanks for watching

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It’s braid and it doesn’t twist. Thanks for watching.

Ha. Good one.

Awesome. Thanks for the great comment

Thanks for the feedback

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Thanks for the positive comment.

@@JimHanelyfishing you're welcome, my uncle does it like this, even though he has a speed boat, you still need to do that, because it's hard to get it up the trailer with it not fully wet

Sounds like a great invention. Let me know you have it for sale.

Thanks for sharing

Ha. Didn’t realize you could see inside my truck when I set my brake. That’s Funny as Ram trucks automatically throw the emergency brake on if you open the door while still in drive or the truck moves. Thanks for watching

@@JimHanelyfishing Cool feature. But you can see the truck roll back onto the pin before the parking brake even gets set. They are electric and take at least a full second to engage. On ram you will feel the brake pedal travel further down at the brake engagement happens.

@barsaf9989 💯 on the money. You know your trucks. When changing the rear pads we had to put power to the calipers in order for the piston to retract to install the new pads. I turned wrenches for the years prior to fishing full time. Helps a lot and saves tons of $$ with all the crap that breaks in this business!

That flex is a normal thing to see on “bunk” trailer. They are 9 feet long and are supported at each end and designed to take the shape of the boats hull as its drive on. Thanks for the feedback.

Ha. That fits.

As a guide on the Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico for the last 46 years, I've seen it all, so I'm sharing with you my experiences. Countless times when fishing with the tiny #10 hooks I use to get more bites, due to the crystal clear water of Lake Erie, we keep our drags set very light, or the extremely small hooks will bend or pull out on the hook set or the fight. Leaving the drag loose is the only way we can land most of them. I've witnessed countless fish come off when the drag is tightened at the wrong time. The video shows a very excited client cranking way too fast, causing the drag to slip more than usual. At The speed he is reeling, if I had tightened the drag, I can almost guarantee that smallie would have come off. This channel is all about sharing my many years of being on the water and the situations I've been in. Thanks for the feedback.

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@@JimHanelyfishing A little play on words. " Well I'll be f#%ked" lol

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Ha. Yep. Maybe had too many pops before he posted.

This boat was passing us at full speed as one of my clients was reeling in a fish and he stopped in his tracks. He sat down about 40 feet from us and dropped lines. He stayed there until I pulled out my phone to video him and moved to where you see him, which is about 150 feet away at the point in the video. He had out of state registration so we know he had no idea of what we were fishing. Not another boat within miles of us. It's become more and more prominent as on the water courtesy fades... thanks for the feedback