BIG BOATSIDE MUSKY STRIKES!!! WEST VIRGINIA MUSKY FISHING S2:E1
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2020
- Welcome to Episode 1 of Season 2 of SG Angling. In this episode I travel to the mountains of West Virginia to Stonewall Jackson Lake in search for some big post spawn Musky. My plan was to fish shallow and fast despite the 54 degree water temps. Needless to say the plan came together and I did not leave disappointed.
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1st time Watcher, we'll done procedure in keeping your clients intrigued!!🐋👈, so I subscribed 😀 👍, Grandpa Jeeves, Harper's Ferry, WV
I live here in wv, i was bass fishing once and i saw a 50 inch at least musky jump 3 feet out of the water and eat a bird.
Nice vid! Subscribed!
I take my family down to Stonewall Jackson Resort every year before the kids go back to school for a long weekend - one last little getaway! Next time we go, I'm gonna go after some 'skies!
Thanks for watching. It's a beautiful lake for sure.
Dude word of advice… don’t hang musky vertical it’s messes them up. Hold horizontal even on the release!!! Nice vid!! TIGHT LINES MY BOI!!
Thank you sir! Appreciate you watching and tight lines.
Saludo compañero buena pesca hasta otra cuídate mucho un abrazo muy grande
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Gracias por el apoyo. líneas apretadas
Great stuff Sam! Love the editing again! 🔥🤙
Thanks Adam!
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Two things, always, always, always keep jumper cables in your boat they have saved my butt more than once. Also I have been really trying hard to work on my 8's this spring, something that I have learned its to reel up the line closer to that first eyelet of the rod so you have about 1-2" between the eylet and the leader. This will allow you to maintain more speed going into your 8 and trigger more lazy fish. Not at all trying to be preachy but that has helped my success exponentially this spring. Awesome video dude, looking forward to more musky stuff!
Thanks for watching and love the suggestions. I have a ton of tools in my boat which has saved me multiples times but jumper cables is definitely an item I have to add to the list. Thanks for figure 8 tips as well. Tight lines!🎣
@@sgangling Thanks man, biggest thing with the jumpers is if your cranking battery dies then you can jump it from your TM battery, had to do that a couple of times last year.
Wow that lake is right off of south 79. Not to far. 90 minutes from here. i have heard of it but that's about it.
Great video and love the lure!! Good to know I can still be on the hunt for my first ever musky when I move to WV later this year!!
Thanks Adell! And good luck to you in your move. I hope you're able to catch your first Musky. No shortage of them in WV
@@sgangling That's good to know. I'm an angler with accessibility concerns, but have my heart set on my first musky here in Ontario, Canada first, then in WV!
Just found your channel. Been making my own tails for many years. I recommend a 7/0 Mustad 3551. Even on small tails. Bigger is better cuz you never know when ‘ol big shows up lol. Buy em in bulk packs no matter which one you use, saves some coin and you’ll use em. I always keep a few wires with the 7/0 already shrink wrapped on it in case a musky trashes the hot tail I’m using so I can remake it in the boat.
Thanks for watching. I agree to err on oversized the hooks. I personally prefer the 3x strong in case a big girl is hooked by only one hook of the trebble. I've seen the standard models bend. I would think that would be hard to do with a 7/0 but my motto is always better safe than sorry!
Hey man I live in that county there is another lake right next to that one that have way bigger muskie it's called stone coal lake
Hey man. Yeah I'm aware of it but there is a horsepower limit which would make it very difficult since my motor is a 40 HP. Also the Musky population is declining drastically there because there are a group of guys that catch and keep every Musky out of there. Since I don't believe the WVDNR stocks it any longer its not what I would consider a population body of water. It's also pretty deep, clear and void of shallow structure.
WV def got some big boys!!!!!!
It sure does! Beautiful area as well. Thanks for the support and tight lines!
SG Angling no problem! I’m a mountaineer grad
great vid man,just subbed to you & Game Over-we WV content creators gotta support each others work!Theres enough inter-webs out there for all of us to get subbed up & continue to do what we love.Your boat is decked out man,great camera angles.I was curious to the stomp box that switches your camera POVs'-was gonna pass on the info to my buddy john at JAB Bassin'.keep it up-i'll stay tuned!
Thanks so much dude I appreciate the sub! The pov switching is actually still a manual process that happens during the editing process. I put all of the camera angles in different tracks and manually sync the audio from each clip so that it aligns. From there I just cut and switch whatever angle is best as the video rolls. The higher end editing programs have an auto sync which saves a bunch of time in this process so that will be a future investment for sure.
خیلی مشکل داشت نحوهی صیدت 😄👏
Mental note: if I ever buy a boat bring a tool box with as well and maybe a jump pack!
Definitely. Never a bad thing to do
"She was hot, her fins were quivering" gave me a laugh. I have yet to hook up with a musky but would love to experience it. Keep up the good work man. If you ever get the chance to come to morgantown and fish the Monongahela, hit it up. There are some decent musky in there
Haha! That was a great line. Yeah man thanks for the comment the Mon definitely has some good fishing in it.
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Thanks!
Look into the nets with the forgrip handle will help tons with single handed netting jobs.
Thanks for the suggestion because netting solo isnt easy. I could theoretically place a foregrip handle on the net handle itself. Which I probably should do.
@@sgangling hey i just seen it and was like sweet thats super helpful
robohandle.com here ya go a pistol grip addition you can add to your current net.
I've got a 7-8 hr river float trip in WV I'd like to take you all on. There's been two 38 inchers caught on it two weekends in a row this past weekend. One by me and the other my brother. It's a great peaceful trip loaded with musky and smallies.
I can't get enough of WV fishing. So beautiful. So little pressure relatively speaking and such beautiful fish.
Especially this trip we do, no traffic noise for 6 hrs. Just cows mooing, an occasional tractor or side by side.
First of all great job on recognizing and extrapolating a pattern. We had simular success doing the exact thing this spring. Secondly... i would cast those hooks into the pit of hell. This is just my opinion. And if you think they help you more by all means keep using them. But from my perspective, being that a muskys mouth isnt as convex as a basses i dont think those grab as good since the points are “pointed” in. I know some people who even bow the back hooks out on baits where muskys nip from the back. Giving them a better chance at sticking. As far as them bending out... ya, ive had it happen but it’s extremely rare if you use your button. Also good job on the eight
First of all thank you so much for watching and yes, when you can find a pattern it is so fun to execute and watch it come together.
Thank you also for your input on the hooks. I have spent a lot of time on this topic only because I have noticed so many Musky fisherman lose fish because of hooks bending out and sadly in some cases it was a PB. It happens when a larger fish is hooked by only one of the 3 hooks on the treble and then goes for a hard run. Since most fishermen set their drags too tight something has to go and often its the standard straight model hooks since there is a considerable amount of flex in them. The risk of this happening with a smaller straight model hook treble on a 35lbs + fish is much higher than you think especially if hooked by only one hook. Thumbing the spool is always a good way to avoid bend outs but a lot of amateur anglers forget to execute this in the heat of the moment especially when you've hooked the fish of a lifetime.
To your point on the nipping fish, you are right. However, because the hooks I use are wide gap the surface area of coverage on the hook tip itself is identical to a straight model treble despite the inward angle. That mixed in with the fact that you can get the hook tips sharper the inward angle and wider barb keeps fish pinned better. I have only lost one fish ever using them if you can believe that so until I see that success rate change I will still plan on using them. But thanks again dude and I wish the very best in your 2020 Musky fishing. Tight lines to you!
More like a circle hook, good deal.
You got it! 👍
I had no idea muskie were that far south!
Yep! There's Musky even further south. Tennessee
If you ever get lost and find yourself in indiana come on over to lake Webster!
@@Kitty-pq8lv I've been there. Awesome lake!
I live 20mins from there! Next time your up here lmk!
The one fish was tagged did you notice that?
Yes I did. I reported all the data to the biologist and they had tagged that fish in that general area about a month and a half prior. After I released it he confirmed the fish lived.
I fish a lot of the same waters you do here in wv I fish mostly the mon river and a few of its tribs looking for a new fishing buddy being that most people o know go once and don’t go again when they don’t catch anything If you wanna go sometime let me know
Sounds good! DM me on instagram @sg_angling and we can chat further.
I do not have an Instagram or Facebook I’ll see if I can use the wife’s
@@hiddenvalleymuskyfishing4565 In that case shoot me an email. Samgaza957@gmail.com
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What rod and reel combos do you use for bucktails ? Any recommendations
The best reels are a tranx 400 or an Abu garcia revo toro...this has been proven by guides who use them daily. I would focus on a higher gear ratio of 7:1:1 or 8:1:1 as you want to quickly retrieve...focus on a shorter 8-10" leader for wider figure 8's and a longer rod 8'6"-9'6" are best for wide figure 8's. A heavy rod is best to give you some backbone in the figure 8. You can use medium heavy but you do get a lot of flex in your rod in the 8 and that can make it more difficult. I love the st croix musky mojo rods. Excellent 👍
I'm just throwing this out there...
I'm guessing you travel to different destinations.. Do you get a hotel? Do you camp near the areas? What is your average stay time? And.. Yes.. This is very nosey.. What's the average cost of your stays?
My reason... I have a 8x20 cabin (basic) sink.. Shower.. Stove. Electric...out house.. on a well known WV creek/river for its musky fishing..off the ohio river. Im trying to calculate a fair price for what it is and possibly airbnb it to anglers.. And yes.. Profit from it a bit,the airbnb UA-cam gurus say see what the competition pays.. But i can't find any...😕.Boat Ramp is Few miles down the rd.. Putting in dock this summer... Your input is appreciated
So the crazy part about my trips is that most of them are done in a day. Ill wake up at 4 be on the water at 630. Fish for 12 hours and go home. However, if I do stay overnight its usually at an air bnb or hotel but like you said they are few and far between in good fishing areas. Since I usually share the expenses with others Im willin to spend anywhere from 100-200/ night depending on how nice/convenient it is.
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Do you WV muskie hunters ever throw top water baits? I'm just kind of curious because of all the WV muskie videos I've ver seen, I don't think I've ver seen a top water bait being thrown.
Yeah we do and have had success. Check out my newer canoe videos....that's all topwater
@@sganglingI just watched it. AWESOME 👏 I lived in Morgantown for a decade and I only went Muskie fishing once from shore. I wish I would have known other Muskie fisherman, especially guys with boats, and gotten out on the water. WV Muskie fishing is awesome and was one of the best kept secrets for a long time.
@DisgruntledUSA For sure man and thanks for watching! 👍...I love wv Muskie fishing...it's a little far for me as I'm from Pittsburgh but always looking to get out when I can.
Why do so many guys sound like they are taking a dump immediately after hooking up)))?
Because they are relieving themselves of the previous 9,999 shit casts.
I know this is my 3rd comment on this video but, what rod is that?
No worries bud! Thanks for the comments! This rod is the Musky Innovations Bull Dawg rod.
Great video. Love watching local content. New sub here, if you get a chance check mine out. Fishing with JC. Let me know if you ever want to do a collaboration. Thanks and keep slapping those hogs.
Thanks for the support. Will check yours out for sure!👍