I Got An ELECTRIC FIN For My Fishing Paddle Board!
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- All I have to do is click a button and now I can zoom around on my paddle board! Boost Surfing recently sent me one of their electric fins to try out, and I have been excited to get it on the water. So excited, in fact, that I didn't bother testing it before rigging it up... I know I am a bit dumb.
Either way, I brought it home and made sure it was fully charged, and it hasn't given me any issues since then. Overall, I think this little product is going to be extremely fun for fishing off of a SUP.
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Paddle board brand: www.glidesup.com/
Despite the bonehead move on the first part of this video, I was really pleased with how the ultralight fishing went. I managed to catch several fish, mostly on the White Jack Worm. I must say... Fishing off of a SUP is truly a lot of fun!
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I really wish paddle board fishing, and sit on fishing kayaks were a thing when I was younger. Even though they are here now, my window for doing fun things like this closed a while ago. I've been fighting kidney disease since my early 30's, and now I'm on dialysis for the second time in my life. Thank you again for all the great videos, Ethan! I'm living vicariously through you!
Thanks for sharing, Dan. Yeah it is probably a part of the sport I will enjoy for these next several years but someday I may need to go to a bit more simple boat system. Makes you wonder what else will come out in the future - the industry is advancing fast!
Nothing is louder than smacking a jig off a pontoon on a slick calm lake lol. Great video as always sir
I’m good at that 🫡😂
Not a big fan of the Okuma Reels, the Celilo is a great trout Ultra Light... but it's hard to beat Daiwa reels for UL
100% agree. Daiwa and Shimano or bust.
Never apologize for Brooks and Dunn.🤠
Darn right.
You can mod your paddleboard like the AAA boys mod yaks
Lol so many gadgets these days!
Looks awesome, but wow $500? It better be under warranty and that batter better last a while.
Yeah like I said, not necessarily practical but I’ll happily use it because I got it free
Hey man. Thanks for the content. I just purchased the Glide Angler 2.0. What have been your opinions of the company and quality. I kinda went off my gut based on the companies mission and some Reddit threads, but there are little to no reviews on the new version of the board.
I love my Glide boards. The first gen was good, but the next gen makes big improvements. I actually got the Mako but kind of wish I would have kept it simple with the 2.0. Love the new rod holders.
Can you do a review on G. Loomis, Phenex, and St. Croix ultralight rods? Which ultralight rod is the best for budget? Lightest rods? Thank you.
I’ve used all three brands and I personally like Phenix best of those.
What'd that thing set you back? My buddies and I used to sit in the lineup fantasizing about such things when having to paddle back out after a wave. This was 50 yrs ago, who knew?
The company sent it to me so I am a bit lucky... They cost like $500 but they sometimes go on sale for $100 off.
I went out to a creek near my house , and fished with your double jig rig (with a weighted float above it) in an area where the bottom was full of debris and I caught three new species for me (a flier, a yellow bullhead, and a golden shiner), as well as a couple bluegill using both karma colored donkey tail jr.s !
Made for a fun morning 🤔😅!
That sounds like a great rig and a wonderful trip!
What happens if you fall in with that thing running? Is there a safety feature to shut it off so you don't get dragged through the lake or lose your paddle board if you're untethered? I wouldn't feel safe using that if no such feature exists. If it does, did you test it ?
You turn it off with the button, and you should probably have an ankle leash on to avoid losing your board. Overall I have had zero concerns thus far.
Can you use any jig head on the mule horse fly (I love your videos you inspired me to start ultra light fishing
Works best with a jig that has a wire keeper, jigs that have a lead or no keeper struggling to hold Mule fishing baits on the hook
@@neonwhitea.1548 I have jig heads that have a little bump under the head of the jig head
Sorry for the delayed response here. You can use whatever jig you like. The 1/32oz or 1/64oz Mule Jigs are my typical pick because of the wire keeper and small hook sizes. The 6-8 size hook is the best fit for this plastic body.
I love your lures but I’m always getting snagged. Would be nice if you had some weedless in your line up
Thanks for the feedback - I will look into this!
Glad you figured out how to get this new product up and running, also "Neon Moon" sounds like a new color for any of the Mule Fishing soft plastics 😉
Honestly that would be a great color name
Are you using the Okuma Seymour? That reel was perfect for me during ice fishing season due to the longer handle. Overall I have caught Trouta, winter bass, tullibees and it handled it with grace
Ceymar. It’s kind of goofy feeling - probably great for ice fishing though
@@FishAnything gotta love autocorrect on phones eh? Yeah, that reel was perfect for me when I first got it last ice season
I use okuma rods and reels, I love them. Put your handle on the left so you don't have to switch hands..
A bigger version on a Kayak would be mega
It would be awesome lol
Can this be used on an inflatable board?
This board is inflatable so yes :)
Digestive connected the lights up backwards on the charger
I'm SUPfishing on the Tallapoosa River in Alabama. Since mid-April to early July, Ive caught and released a total of 96, mostly largemouth bass, yellow perch, bluegill,
and one small stripe bass. It's so much fun to get pulled around by a nice fish!
I use very common equipment, ultralight rigged with soft plastic shadbody on 1/16 oz jig.
Yes, I video every catch to document *personal best*, usually out there for only an hour or two.
Anyone in central Alabama thinking of SUPfishing should join me on the Tallapoosa, wonderfully clean water, healthy fish, Cumberland Plateau Birding Trail, Forever Wild Wilderness Area, bald eagles osprey..
edit: Update: caught #106 this past Saturday: 2 lb. Largemouth, Tallapoosa AL
Love to hear it! Fishing on the SUP is definitely a blast.
A bit eventful with your new gadget but it works and looks like mega fun. Agree with previous post...never apologize for Brooks and Dunn. You nailed most of my personal stupid human tricks and bloopers reel of my life in 1 word...Dufus 😅😅😅😅 Blessings brother
Lol glad to hear you can relate, buddy! Tight lines
The worm is my next purchase. What would you say is the best jig head to use for it. As always love the content look forward to it every time I get a notification. Love the products as well. God bless you and the family brother tight lines!!
Honestly I like bass fishing with it on the 1/16oz Mule Jig. Fish it basically like a ned rig. Thanks Caleb!
how long does a full charge go?
Total of 30 minutes so it’s a bit short life but it works pretty good for smaller fishing trips where you use it in short bursts
Before I got into panfishing my ultralights were all for trout. It was Jordan Knigge at Addicted Fishing (on youtube) that really promoted the Okuma gear. I started out with an Okuma Celilo 6'6" ultralight and a Ceymar C-20. I believe the 500 and 100 reels are the CBF models. I haven't tried those yet. I have become quite accustomed to the Daiwa and Shimano reels but what I will say is that I think the Okumas are more robust. The reels I'm using now are like a Ferrari. The Ceymar reels are like a John Deere. One is more fun but the other is more likely to still be operating after 20 years.
That could be true. Honestly I have never had quality issues with Daiwa or Shimano so I guess time will be a great test. Either way, this reel just wasn't for me. I will play with it more and see how it feels as I become a bit more used to it.
500$ not the cheapest toy
Ya it isn't cheap by any means.
I have an Okuma light action Rod & Reel and don’t like it at all, but I do also own 2 of their heavy/Moderate snakehead/catfish rods that are awesome.
Not a huge fan but I need to give it more time
You need to try trolling with that, haha
That would be wild haha I might try it!
It's so fun to *drift with the current and be able to make the retrieve last much longer, * cover more fish territory per cast. Seems bass hit my jig as it's falling..
They hooked the lights up backwards
That's crazy! Had no idea such a thing existed. Cool idea. I rigged an electric trolling motor up to my inflatable kayak and this seems like a much better package. I worry about the sound tho and whether that will scare the fish. Looking forward to more expereinces
Honestly the sound is pretty loud so I agree it may potentially warn the fish I am coming.
Thanks for showing us the Minnesota Swede in you, don't cha know. Uffda! Good luck with the fin, maybe is will eventually be a good thing to use in the future.
It’s been fun since I figured it out! And I love talking in a goofy northern accent 🤠
off topic. thank you ethan. caught my first bluegill off an artificial . mule jig and horse fly
Awesome!! So happy to read this 👊🏽
I think 5:32 will be the most replayed section, I fell for it. 🤣
I literally had to go back and watch. I wasn’t doing anything intentionally lol not sure what you’re referring to.
what's the yellow line you are using here? (size also) seems to cast smoothly on that rig.
Honestly I don't love this line - it isn't very smooth. It is Yo Zuri braid and I think it might be 10 or 15lb test which is on the high end for what I need.
You should do more bfs fishing
I enjoy doing some BFS fishing but I prefer the spinning ultralights more often.
13:27 - This would make for a sick new channel intro fer sure, don'cha know
Lol I might have to put a little intro together one of these days
Great video and information
Thanks Ray!
Do you know if you can rig it to be hooked up to a battery while in use
I don't think that is a possibility. I think the long range model would be more desirable for that very reason.
that okuma cymar reel you have is made for ice fishing and bait feeder/runner fishing for carp only
What rod was he using with it?
@@Ahnahk don't know ... ask him; it's not my video lol
I was using the kastking kestrel rod. Good to know - might convert it to an ice setup!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 now the electric fin does looks awesome and the coolest as well. Also nice catches here.
It is honestly a blast
@@FishAnything 👍🏻👍🏻
Love the mid west accent. More of it!!!
Lol it will randomly show up from time to time!
Now I have to start considering the sea eagle fishsup again
I do honestly enjoy the convenience of fishing from a lightweight SUP.
@@FishAnythingLight weight indeed! My Feath-R-Light boards, at 17 lbs, have *no frills,* and no problems carrying what I need to pursue a few nice fish.
Tuxedo Sailor has a great fishing/touring entry that is very well appointed with kayak seat, cool paddle that works as a single- or double- blade, other handy holders, and the construction is very *robust and detailed.* I bought one, it's a great value, all under $200.
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Awesome catch 👏 👌
Thanks!
Awesome
Thanks!
😮 how exciting!
It is a very neat product!
11:03 “and sure enough” 😂😂😂
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Thank you!!