I agree with that!!! They remind me of the mail man saying “ “Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail shall keep MDLR fishing from their rounds” Thank you Mark and son for your dedication in providing y’all’s channels for us to enjoy and learn from!
Heck yeah another good day of fishing. That was a nice 20 inch trout. Nice and fat will be good eating for sure. I've never had a lot of luck with popping cork catching bigger fish. I always find the big ones at the bottom as well. It's the same for fishing birds. The small ones are normally near the top so what I do is put on a 3/8 jighead and try to make it sink fast so I can get past all the small ones and get to the bigger ones hanging at the bottom of the school.
@@MDLRFishing Not a problem at all bro. Appreciate your channel helps keep me inspired to make content myself. you do my favorite kind of fishing. One of my favorite channels.
Hi nice video...u can make a line with 4 or 6 lures and a weight . Just moving a bit from the bottom. What u think ? I fishing with this lures in uruguay . Pescadillas..I don't know the name here ..looks like very similar..excellent fishing for eat too. Keep fishing !!
I wonder if fish change over time. I put a 31" trout on my wall thirty years ago with a redtail jig under a popping cork. I haven't been back to that location since then but it certainly worked once upon a time.
@@MDLRFishing It was a pretty cool trip. We got into a school of sow trout in Baffin Bay. For an hour we didn't land a trout under 26". Our tackle wasn't really heavy enough for those fish so each one took a while to land.
i usually dont get my bigger fish on popping cork, for shrimp imitations i like the way DOA sinks, usually get the better fish like that or with your tails or corkys, at least for me.
I am a native Texan and fish fresh and salt and you may want to share your locations with the ones who don't know the Gulf Coast: West Bay, Oyster Creek, Turning Basin, Christmas Bay, and many others, I promise they will not catch all the fish.
No. It’s a very tough task to go out, fish, come back home, put gear away, clean up, import footage, edit, upload final video to UA-cam, and then publish for viewing.
Good show as always. Call me a snob, elitist, or idiot, but I wont throw a cork. I wont use live either. Sure as hell wont use live under a cork. I wish croaker was a game fish so they werent used by anyone. To each their own.
I disagree with you about using live and popping corks. However I agree about croakers being used for bait. My 75 year old dad has photos of the times him and his brother would catch stringers of golden croakers in the 12-18 inch range as a kid in corpus christi in the early to late fall.
@@rafaelzuniga3673I want to catch them how I want. Ot makes it more of a challenge. It also eliminates trash and undersized fish. Of ypu just want to get out and feel a fish on the other end, fine. Whatever you like. There's a reason not all ski slopes a the bunny slope. Not all games come set on easy mode. I understand why guides use corks, they need to. I wouldn't go with a guide who uses a cork setup. When I go with a guide its to learn something new or refine a skill. If you use them great. Enjoy fishing however. I have a different perspective
Hey Mark, would you mind posting some shorts of how to do the Ike Jime method in detail for trout reds and flounder as well as the rest of the inshore salt water species. I know you posted about it awhile back but I was wondering if you could get a close up or if you know of some educational videos you could share that thoroughly demonstrate the method. Keep up the great work 🫱🏼🫲🏽
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Rain, sleet, or snow. MDLR will still be out finding the fish, while all the other UA-camrs have start hibernating for the winter.
Thanks for the vote of confidence bro 😎
I agree with that!!!
They remind me of the mail man saying “ “Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail shall keep MDLR fishing from their rounds”
Thank you Mark and son for your dedication in providing y’all’s channels for us to enjoy and learn from!
Great video Mark, thanks
Great video, Mark, I enjoyed watching you work your magic on those specs that ended up producing a nice limit!
Absolutely!!!
I felt your pain man, when you know you get a keeper, and it slings loose!
😂 all you can do is laugh. 👍
Yes sir a good day on the water🎣
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Another great vid. as allways. Looking forward to your one.✌🤙🐟🐠
Thanks 👍
Glad the uploads are back !
Great video!!
Thanks!
Productive day thanks to the cooler weather. Nice cloud formations there at the end.
Yes indeed
That was a really good trip. I enjoy fishing a popping cork. 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Heck yeah another good day of fishing. That was a nice 20 inch trout. Nice and fat will be good eating for sure. I've never had a lot of luck with popping cork catching bigger fish. I always find the big ones at the bottom as well. It's the same for fishing birds. The small ones are normally near the top so what I do is put on a 3/8 jighead and try to make it sink fast so I can get past all the small ones and get to the bigger ones hanging at the bottom of the school.
Thanks for sharing your experience with us 👍.
@@MDLRFishing Not a problem at all bro. Appreciate your channel helps keep me inspired to make content myself. you do my favorite kind of fishing. One of my favorite channels.
Hope you make a new catch clean and cook video!
Good job bro
Thanks
Hi nice video...u can make a line with 4 or 6 lures and a weight . Just moving a bit from the bottom. What u think ? I fishing with this lures in uruguay . Pescadillas..I don't know the name here ..looks like very similar..excellent fishing for eat too. Keep fishing !!
I wonder if fish change over time. I put a 31" trout on my wall thirty years ago with a redtail jig under a popping cork. I haven't been back to that location since then but it certainly worked once upon a time.
I’m sure they just want to see something that looks similar to what they’re eating. 31” is a monster!!! 🙌
@@MDLRFishing It was a pretty cool trip. We got into a school of sow trout in Baffin Bay. For an hour we didn't land a trout under 26". Our tackle wasn't really heavy enough for those fish so each one took a while to land.
I caught my 28" under a popper with a DOA. But also enough 20+ without a cork. Either way, it's always awesome catching them 👍
Nice!!
Mark when was the last time you fished palacios(hope i spelled it right)?
It’s been years. Really great fishing when I went.
@@MDLRFishing it's been on fire for the past 3 weeks especially the river
Interested i the kayak. You shallow can you run with the motor?
6”
Saludos amigo ay mucho pescado ahí 😂👌
Yes there is 👍, thanks Marvin!
@@MDLRFishing un gusto amigo éxito
I don’t have a trolling motor but I have everything else you have. Do you think I could hold myself in place with rudder and foot pedals?
Not real good. You’d be better off with an anchor with a quick release
It’s a lot of work but doable.
Yes sir! Popping cork all day erry day… perf
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i usually dont get my bigger fish on popping cork, for shrimp imitations i like the way DOA sinks, usually get the better fish like that or with your tails or corkys, at least for me.
As basic as a DOA is, that thing pulls them in. My son taught me this firsthand.
@@MDLRFishing Mark have you been able to catch fish on the big 5 inch fake shrimp ?
@@moblack5883 haven’t tried it.
Nice catch and great eating! I eat the 20’s also but I’m sure you upset some kens and Karen’s lol for not releasing the 20+
To each their own, I’ve released my fair share of them too.
Are you using a jig head hook or a J hook??
Jig head
Do you see the thermalcline on you humming bird
No
Stay warm.
I am a native Texan and fish fresh and salt and you may want to share your locations with the ones who don't know the Gulf Coast: West Bay, Oyster Creek, Turning Basin, Christmas Bay, and many others, I promise they will not catch all the fish.
Why not figure it out yourself? It's extremely easy to do. Additionally, you know how much hate he will get if he goes around sharing every spot?
Pardner, I know where to fish and when you put your Butt out in public you had better grow a set!@@ETuss713
@@ETuss713 right all he has to do is look in the background and this is an easy spot to figure out. He literally says the water way name in the video.
Was that today?
No. It’s a very tough task to go out, fish, come back home, put gear away, clean up, import footage, edit, upload final video to UA-cam, and then publish for viewing.
Wondering cause the recent changed this area for now.
Rain
@@Christopherphilips-t8s gotcha 👍. It was last week.
@@MDLRFishingwhat editing platform do you use if you don’t mind me asking?
Popping cork is the deadliest thing ever invented. I prefer a gulp shrimp though
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Good show as always.
Call me a snob, elitist, or idiot, but I wont throw a cork. I wont use live either. Sure as hell wont use live under a cork. I wish croaker was a game fish so they werent used by anyone. To each their own.
I disagree with you about using live and popping corks. However I agree about croakers being used for bait. My 75 year old dad has photos of the times him and his brother would catch stringers of golden croakers in the 12-18 inch range as a kid in corpus christi in the early to late fall.
😂👍 there’s a reason why guides always use this method.
@@rafaelzuniga3673I want to catch them how I want. Ot makes it more of a challenge. It also eliminates trash and undersized fish. Of ypu just want to get out and feel a fish on the other end, fine. Whatever you like.
There's a reason not all ski slopes a the bunny slope. Not all games come set on easy mode.
I understand why guides use corks, they need to. I wouldn't go with a guide who uses a cork setup. When I go with a guide its to learn something new or refine a skill.
If you use them great. Enjoy fishing however. I have a different perspective
Hey Mark, would you mind posting some shorts of how to do the Ike Jime method in detail for trout reds and flounder as well as the rest of the inshore salt water species. I know you posted about it awhile back but I was wondering if you could get a close up or if you know of some educational videos you could share that thoroughly demonstrate the method.
Keep up the great work 🫱🏼🫲🏽
I’ll try and keep it mind while filming. No promises on time though. It may take a while to catch each species.