Uncut Angling EXPOSING The Truth [Why He Did It] ~ Past The Barb
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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This week we've got Bart, Pinkalla, Sobi, and Stolski all back on the Podcast. The boys catch up on an eventful past few weeks and then we are joined by our friend, Aaron Wiebe, from Uncut Angling.
The Boys dive into a bunch of different topics with Aaron, including the importance of fish handling, barotrauma, 39 Hours, Forward Facing Sonar, and so much more.
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Aaron is incredibly smart. His responses and answers to me these questions are so logical and make so much sense.
Loved the podcast. Aaron is a true gem, you guys did an awesome job with questions. Stolski loves his phone!
Excellent discussion. Found it a curious display of psychology so many people missed rule number one in Aaron's video.
Fantastic episode! Hey if y’all need some southern Minnesota fishing goodies sprinkled in these episodes lemme know! I’ll gladly join haha
I’m still learning about this myself but lake altitude relative to sea level and the saturation level of gases in the water (especially nitrogen) will determine some lake to lake differences in barotrauma.
I never knew about this podcast until this episode, nice job guys, I could've listened to this for twice as long. Great conversation and mix of talented fishermen. Subscribed and can't wait for the next one 👍
Aaron is such a treasure to the fishing community.
Watched all 3 plus hours, great and engaging conversation the entire time
Love to see weibe back
Dude is high energy, awesome
This was an incredible podcast. My parents bought a cabin nearly 20 years ago that I've fished just about every other weekend for that duration of time. The conservation talk was just incredible. When we first moved into our cabin we found an odd spot in a channel that went from 5 feet to about a 13-16 foot drop. What we found was loads upon loads of crappies. We would sneak back to this spot and just have a blast. Well word got out around the lake association of this spot and within 5 years that spot was pressured to the point that it was just fished out entirely. We made sure from then on that any success we had on the other connective lakes that we tried to keep it a secret as long as possible. Great podcast really got me thinking about fishery conservation in my own fisheries. Also I went and watched Aaron's videos about barotrauma and the such. Incredible videos!
Since there was a lot of chat around it, here's what the MN regs say on page 32 (not saying anyone said anything wrong, just sharing info):
"Culling is allowed [on most lakes..] UNTILL you reach your daily limit. Once you reach your daily or possession limit, you may keep fishing, but all fish of that species must be immediately released and no culling is allowed. If fishing is good you may want to stay below your limit to accommodate keeping a deeply hooked, legal sized fish".
Thank you! This is great.
Uncut, the way everyone should be and think plain and simple.
Regarding the livescope scaring fish. I feel like the "wall" lines up pretty closely to the ghost tree reflection off bottom
LONG LIVE THE KING. Welcome back Aaron.
Good stuff! Thanks for the content boys
You young fellas are a asset to fishing period. Classy fisherman
Man I could have listened to you guys go on for hours what a fascinating episode
Get a sample of fish, tag them, then see how many can be caught later. Or use a new tag that can be seen with FFS to track fish. Options are available.
This is the real deal! Word up from N Central Whizko!!
1:16:45 “what can we as UA-camrs do to show people how to handle fish properly?” -sobi IMMEDIATELY films a video showcasing terrible fish handling
Can you guys please talk about the difference in lakes from farm lakes to natural to muddy to clear. And how crappie relate to each and maybe what some differences or patterns you have picked up over the years? For example. (Lake Minnetonka ice crappies.) Or a smaller metro lake. To northwest Minnesota over to Northern Wisconsin small lakes ?
Everyone that enjoys fishing should watch the entirety of this video
Great podcast with Aaron!
Aaron, (Chris Summers) biologist in Saskatchewan has done many studies with Walleye and fizzing with releasing into the wild, with from my understanding a good survival rate. I do believe like you say there is definitely a place for fizzing
another great interview guys!
Love It Boys!
Great discussion & challenging views
What about the St Lawrence River and the Bassmasters? With having FFS affect fish. They get pinged a lot!
U N C U T FOREVER!
Wow. Never heard Aaron swear until today
i think sobi missed the water temperature at the top being bad for muskies and if you are catching them they come to the surface and that temperature. so it wouldnt matter if the water below is cooler. just an observation.
I think we have seen it a lot in recent years, poor scientific method and an assumption that the results are correct. Its been true for a lot of government studies in multiple sectors. Good on Aaron for calling it out.
Sooo going of the topic from barotrauma as far as fishing deep or not. I was in a basin this weekend fishing crappies in 15-40ft of water there was thousands of them. But they were in 37fow but they were suspended 15 ft up and they did not have any barotrauma at all because they were so suspended.
Sobi maybe take a lesson on handling fish from Arron
I think that Sam learned his lesson and does now know.
Weibe ran for political office in Canada. Run again! You can tell he’s smart, well spoken, passionate, and not easily angered in an arguement.
I'm not a tournament guy but I know it's a big part of community revenue and you talk about new rules out of the blue in my area they just implemented no walleye over 18 so that in my mind ends tournament fishing forsure here or certainly takes any fun out idk
Why does Sobi try to permanently look and sound like a 14 year old boy?
Why are you fishing in front view? I've always fished it in down? Forward to search down to fish no?
I’ve done both, if you set the range down to like 20-25’ on forward it’s basically down view.
Why fook around with ducer, forward works great open water and on ice for seeing your bait under ducer and out infront of you. I find i get more information in foreward and not messing around with ducer gives me more time to fish.
@joshharwood6650 I thought it's better to see left and right of your bait 30ft. Than just in front. I'm just saying. I'm no expert.
Idk why but I didn’t see Aaron as a sports guy.
Interesting if a bass races up to hit a top water on its own and gets trama I never thought of it maby that's something to consider if instinct tells it it's ok to do it to its self that's another barrel of monkees on this never ending trauma drama just sayin
At the risk of being hated, seems a limit on catch and release fishing would limit a lot of issues... Seems a person catch and releasing 100 fish a day(extreme) does more damage than a person taking an any size (") caught full limit.
Thats the dumbest thing I've read in awhile
@@megadeth6756 Gather you likely don't read much or have much social skills based on your attempt at conversation....
Catch and release is what ruined mille lacs. Dump truck loads of dead walleyes on the shoreline mid summer.
Most good anglers that can catch a substantial amount of fish probably have decent fish handling skills. A quick course on fish handling and conservation for all the weekend warriors before they buy a license would have a way bigger impact, at least in my area.
Aaron should be dnr lol but for real he is so true