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@@fixxerupper2138 I know a lot of people will make their own bait with oats, corn, jello powder etc. but I like to use canned whole kernel corn. It's cheap and requires no preparation. Load as many as you can fit onto a circle hook with a Carolina rig and chum a bunch of it!

@@_J_K_J_K that's the south branch in town.

@@_J_K_J_K it was from Angling Sports, I think I paid $10 for the small ones and $15 for the bigger ones. The smaller ones do just as well!

I haven't tried a hair rig yet! A couple buds I fish with use them. But I find I land just as many as them with a circle hook. But it makes sense that a hair rig would be more effective!

@@_J_K_J_K mostly Lake Ontario tributaries

@@codyryder1520 did ya hear about the sheephead with the prolapsed anus? He was really bummed out about it.

Just a few more months!

@@heavy2handsoutdoors you know I’ve been kicked out from that spot and after 5 minutes the douchebag brings his friends to fish there? He said he owns half the water bed.

Thank you for the support, there will be plenty more to come!

@@heavy2handsoutdoors I can't wait to see your new videos! I’d like to invite you to check out my fishing channel where I share my secret spot for catching giant carp and catfish. Many times, my rods were pulled right out of my hands and disappeared into the water. Tight lines!

You're probably right. But it is almost identical to an 18.5 pounder that I have in a different video. I'd say this one is 15 ish

It's the first carp I've caught since last summer I may have been a little excited 😅

It's called Ain't Coming Back, I wrote it a few years ago and you can find it on my channel. It's the first video I ever posted. Glad ya liked it 🤙

Second this lmao. Complains about it being overpressured and not fishing well but then contributes to it? Turning it to an east ditch day by day.

Thank you for the kind words I appreciate that! Anyone who fishes that river knows the pools, so wouldn't I be showing pools to people that already fish those pools? If they haven't seen those pools before then it's because they don't want to put in kilometers of foot work for a fish. I see it as an "if you know, you know" type situation. If an angler didn't know about this river and they did all the detective work to fish these exact holes then kudos to them, there are plenty of more effective/less time consuming ways to find fishing spots with the internet though. I have not noticed an increase in pressure since then at all, but I will take your word for it. I do remember when MNR officers would come down there pretty regularly and when they stopped doing check ups guys with baitcasters and a thick braided line started showing up to snag the trout and salmon. Then there were the fish kill years from farmers run off, I believe one of the times that happened was the year there was no water in the river. Nothing could swim up, a lot of fish died. There's no salmon there anymore, no more brown trout, and compared to the past there's only a small handful of bows left. As for the harvest, I feel bad about it and harvesting is never my intention when fishing there. I'm going to assume you're one of the locals and know what's up so I won't post any more videos from this river. I can respect that.

​@@GoOnChicoGTA east ditch bangers already did a number on this river over 20 years ago. It's not stocked like it used to be either. This is probably the worst trout river in the area and that's a fact. So why would these east ditch bangers come all the way here so they can all share a fish or 2? Literally every other trout river is either a double digit river or is on some/most days. The one in my video is not and probably never will be again. If anything this is an opportunity to teach those that don't know the river well to fish it properly (catch and release). By saying "it's turning into an East ditch" is just going to make people think there are as many fish here as there are in the east ditches.

@@heavy2handsoutdoors really respect your comments here. It’s ultimately your decision when and where to film. It’s very entertaining to watch, but at the same time it poses some unique challenges if people are able to do some detective work and figure out where you were. If the migratory populations were quite stable on this system, I wouldn’t think filming would be such a big issue. But since numbers of bows and salmon have changed quite significantly over the past few years, and this system isn’t as large as some other rivers, it may be best to keep it quieter. That’s just my opinion though. I do wish you the best though. Perhaps one day we will run into each other on the river. I don’t get out as much to fish anymore, but I did have a couple solid days this fall in those exact spots. Cheers and tight lines

@@georgegeorge6193 I agree, and I hope so too that would be cool! My name is Dan and I'm always down to have a chat on the river. If you use Instagram feel free to add me there. Tight lines! 🎣

Canada! Thank you for the offer but I am aware of all the rivers in my area and know how to find fishing spots without UA-cam or advice from other people. People telling me where to fish takes the fun out of fishing for me. Good luck with this season though, hope ya land some big ones! 🎣

Grazie!

Thank you! Right back at ya!

Thank you. You have some amazing footage yourself! :)

Dziękuję! Czy gatunek ten zimuje także w Polsce?

Agreed. I did not want to leave the forest that day haha

Haha yes! I think another chickadee landing on my hand first made it hesitant to make the landing. Shy? Cautious? Or Polite? Haha

An absolute gift of nature😍

Always do my friend. The fluoro I was using appeared to be fine. After checking out the spool I noticed the line was easily breaking when I'd pull it with my hands.

I haven’t had a problem with daiwa, sunline or berkley vanish fluoro. I have noticed however that cheaper fluoros or burned/kinked knots in cold weather can make fluoro become brittle. I’ve had spider wire that would easily fall apart leading to a frustrating day. I don’t like fluoro when it’s super cold cause it just doesn’t have that limp like mono. I’m honestly switching back to mono for open water on my leaders and mainline. I do like 2# fluoro for small finicky clear stream trout though. And it has its place in Ice fishing for helping weightless jigs sink. Other than that grandpa brought monsters in for years on mono and you can too trust me.

@@codybertram6122 that's amazing! I use mono as a leader for carp because the line takes a beating in some spots I fish for them. For fluoro I use Seaguar STS steelhead 10-15lb and haven't had an issue with it yet. I will use straight braid with a Kwikfish on the creeks and they still slam it on low water sunny days so I have no doubt he pulled out monsters!

@@heavy2handsoutdoors I mean fluoro has gotten a lot better but the price and only a tad bit more sensitivity than mono doesn’t justify the cost. I’ve heard of plenty people saying they go from 15# down to 10# Fluoro for finicky Great Lakes salmon and I just can’t help but think to myself if it’s so invisible then why would you downsize like that for big fish. Small fish ice fishing I will just cause it helps the jig swing in their mouth easier

They are the best for hardware!

I think I got a little too use to setting the hook on kings with 15lb test lately. Not gonna lie I absolutely ripped on that hook set😅 but still shouldn't of broke off I feel.

Shoot me a message on instagram we can chat there 🤙

Wrong

The birth of reggae

@@heavy2handsoutdoors what about this video has anything to do with the birth of reggae

@@Kingcooke1 a lot

@@heavy2handsoutdoors would love to hear how. You're comparing to the stir it up drum beat as if that's a key feature of reggae. If anything that's an unusual drum beat for reggae. By that point Marley was creating a more unique sound rather than a classic reggae sound

​@@Kingcooke1nah just listen