One of My BIGGEST River Bass EVER!!

Join me for another shoal bass fishing adventure in which I hook into one of my biggest shoal bass ever! I was primarily using two confidence baits in this video, including a spinnerbait and Nikko hellgrammite, which are linked below. Like, share, and subscribe for more river kayak bass fishing adventures throughout Georgia and beyond!
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[@johnbubbajohnson5630]

Awesome Shoalie Aaron.God bless you and your family..🙏🙏🙏

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thank you! Same to you!

[@predwards8941]

I always get stoked for a video from you. Outside of a jig, you use all my favorite lures so I dig it!!!

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@davidtanner6834]

Congrats on the big Shoalie, and the top water “Hallgramite “ clinic.

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks!

[@jimfenstermaker400]

Beautiful bass and loved the 🦌

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks!

[@mikegardiner3934]

beautiful Shoalie Aaron !!

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks!

[@LadyofRockmart]

Beautiful bass man!

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thank you!

[@user-sv4hn4ri5y]

Great Bass, tight lines.

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thank you!

[@perfectleveladventurefishi619]

wow

[@Mendofishing559]

Good fishing rod I have the same one

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Yeah, it's a great rod.

[@tannersterud6969]

lets say that fish was 3 1/4, it would be equivalent to an 8lb largemouth based on largest records of each species by percentage. So that was a toad!

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

It was a good one for sure!! Thanks for watching!

[@moondog6231]

why do u hookset so high, as in like above ur head? just wondering

[@hopnguyen1695]

He does that all the time. I laugh every time he does it. Just looks funny, but to each his own...lol.

[@moondog6231]

yea i noticed it in a view of his vids, but like you said to each his own especially if ur catching fish@@hopnguyen1695

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Haha, its definitely not necessary, but it does help keep the pressure on the fish. You can certainly keep pressure on them without doing that, but I guess I'm just used to hooksetting like that.

[@moondog6231]

@@AaronsOutdoor1 gotcha, that definitely makes sense man and its efficient obviously