I do live catfish fishing and lived in Riverdale until I moved to Bismarck. Worked at the hatchery as a volunteer for a few years too. Love seeing your videos in my old stomping grounds. I don't get out much anymore because of my age, so I watch the fun you have and only wish. LOL
Thanks for watching! My great uncle Gene and second cousins were all at Riverdale and graduated from high school there. I love that town. It’s such an amazing place. If you’re ever wanting to get on lake, I’d be happy to try to make it happen in my boat. You just might have to endure the setup of camera and sound gear, which for some is not fun at all. Videography is the other hobby I have that is married to my fishing trips. This season, catching fish is not a guarantee either. It’s been tough finding them with the wind and weather shifts every other day. Many days I’ve really gotten into them it took me at least 4-6 hours to locate a few.
Yeah. We actually did this lake before you and I went to Spiritwood. It was pretty cool. I have only been to a handful of different lakes in my life, though. No where near as many as you have in a month.
Ha, ha! Yeah. I figured we had two cue balls in the boat at the same time, so it was only fitting. I was happy to get a small meal out of the day at least. And better than smallies by far. Just not for the fight. Thanks for swinging by in the comment section. It’s good to see you again.
The only thing that I’d be able to get in there would be a top water bait. It was a solid growth of 5 foot weeds with giant leaves up to 6 inches below the surface. It was pretty gnarly. If you have a different bait that works for walleye in junk like that, I’m game. Outside the weeds, it was ok, but there wasn’t much area without them. The entire lake is less than 17 fow from what I found, also.
@rippinglipsadventures casting crank baits, slip bobbers. Those fish sit in the weeds sometimes on the inside edge sometimes on the outside edge. Thats how I catch most of my fish in the pot hole lakes
I do live catfish fishing and lived in Riverdale until I moved to Bismarck. Worked at the hatchery as a volunteer for a few years too. Love seeing your videos in my old stomping grounds. I don't get out much anymore because of my age, so I watch the fun you have and only wish. LOL
Thanks for watching! My great uncle Gene and second cousins were all at Riverdale and graduated from high school there. I love that town. It’s such an amazing place. If you’re ever wanting to get on lake, I’d be happy to try to make it happen in my boat. You just might have to endure the setup of camera and sound gear, which for some is not fun at all. Videography is the other hobby I have that is married to my fishing trips. This season, catching fish is not a guarantee either. It’s been tough finding them with the wind and weather shifts every other day. Many days I’ve really gotten into them it took me at least 4-6 hours to locate a few.
Those moose were a nice bonus. I see you are exploring some new lakes!
Yeah. We actually did this lake before you and I went to Spiritwood. It was pretty cool. I have only been to a handful of different lakes in my life, though. No where near as many as you have in a month.
Ice fished that lake this winter with the same results. Love the pro tips!
Ha, ha! Yeah. I figured we had two cue balls in the boat at the same time, so it was only fitting. I was happy to get a small meal out of the day at least. And better than smallies by far. Just not for the fight. Thanks for swinging by in the comment section. It’s good to see you again.
Like your Videos keep up the good work.
Gotta go fish shallow in the weeds.
The only thing that I’d be able to get in there would be a top water bait. It was a solid growth of 5 foot weeds with giant leaves up to 6 inches below the surface. It was pretty gnarly. If you have a different bait that works for walleye in junk like that, I’m game. Outside the weeds, it was ok, but there wasn’t much area without them. The entire lake is less than 17 fow from what I found, also.
@rippinglipsadventures casting crank baits, slip bobbers. Those fish sit in the weeds sometimes on the inside edge sometimes on the outside edge. Thats how I catch most of my fish in the pot hole lakes
@chrisleier2936 thanks for the tips. I’ll definitely try it next time.