Catching Big Pre-Spawn Smallmouth on Dale Hollow Lake with Guide and Author Bobby Gentry
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- We're in the boat with Bobby Gentry, and fishing Dale Hollow Lake for big pre-spawn smallmouth bass!
For more information about fishing in Kentucky visit fw.ky.gov/Fish....
I love hitting the local rivers for pre spawn smallies and greenbacks. No better time to fish. I went this morning and caught the river just as it was rising. U talk about a chaotic frenzy!!! I got my line snapped in the riffles twice. I was using 5 inch swimbaits and 5 inch hellgramites. I caught over 50 fish in just a little over 2 hours. We're blessed to live in a state that has so so many amazing fisheries!!!
Ol Bobby knows the hollow!
Awesome fish! Hot dang!
A trick : watch movies at Kaldrostream. I've been using it for watching a lot of movies these days.
Beautiful fish
Damn , those are nice smallies.
Big Bass Bob. Get em ol buddy!
this is great
I only fished that lake one time. And I was using a pig and gig not far from the dam. And I slayed the small mouth. My favorite lake besides this one: is Cherokee Lake at Poor Valley. I caught 21 Largemouth there one day. The place between my ring finger and my pinky finger was sore for 2 days from jerking the fishing rod so many times.
nice video
NICE
My friend, are you still active on YT?
I'm confused on what boat to buy if I have some where to park it. LOL. Ranger/Tracker/ what? any one out there can you have comments to help me decide?
Billy Westmoreland the king of Dale Hollow
How about you address the mercury contamination issues in Kentucky? Or is that just published in the state fishing guide to deter people from catching fish?
Conspiracy theorizing much?? Mercury is a HEAVY METAL, therefore only found in the belly tissue of bottom feeding fish, and the fish that eat them. The quantity found in ANY river system is extremely small, and as long as folks stay within guidelines for consumption on these waters, no problems will show. Furthermore, mercury is ONLY found in rivers that were once used for commercial logging and log transporting. It was a treatment to keep the oak from staining. We know now that water itself achieves that goal. We dont use mercury anymore for this. It’s use today for any purpose, is almost non-existing. Our dept. is well on top of their game.
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