FISH4FUN: FIRST CATFISHING TRIP OF THE YEAR

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  • Опубліковано 21 тра 2016
  • May 10, 2016 and It's my first catfishing trip of the year. My brother and I go to Truman Reservoir to jug fish for catfish. While our jugs are "working" we troll for white bass and crappie.
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  • @gradyvago5426
    @gradyvago5426 8 років тому

    Love your videos. Just right music and narration. Thank you so much for such a professional job.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому

      I am trying hard!! Thanks for the encouragement, and thanks for watching.

  • @christhompson3861
    @christhompson3861 7 років тому +6

    Man thought I'd have to fast forward but was surprised at how good this video was! Great job old dudes!

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому +1

      Thanks for watching and for taking time to comment.

  • @TheMrbearhunter1
    @TheMrbearhunter1 8 років тому +4

    Wonderful video! love the narration. Very calming and enjoyable!

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому +1

      I try to put just enough "talking" in to explain things. The sounds of nature and the outdoors are the best music. That's why we go there. Thanks, Jerry

  • @mitchr7545
    @mitchr7545 4 роки тому +4

    Enjoyed your video. I do most of my fishing with my brother too. We share last names with you. Thanks again, Mitch Routh

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      Mitch, somehow I didn't get notification on this comment. I accidentally ran on to it. My family came from the Crocker Missouri area. I have had 4 or 5 viewers with our last name. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment and I am sorry I didn't give you feed back sooner.

  • @noncched6839
    @noncched6839 6 років тому +1

    Nice Video creating fun memories with your brother Mr. Jerry, thanks for taking time to make it.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому

      Ched, thanks for the kind words and for supporting my channel. I am very fortunate to live only a mile from my brother and the memories are indeed special.

  • @stupidman9774
    @stupidman9774 5 років тому +2

    Thank you for the vodeo Jerry,
    I enjoyed the time on the water with you.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому

      Thank you so much for supporting my channel.

  • @john84james1
    @john84james1 8 років тому

    I really like your video and look forward to the diy video of your jug design keep up the great work

  • @derekcunningham9803
    @derekcunningham9803 6 років тому +2

    I enjoy your storytelling approach to this video. My Brother and I also run jugs together, though our system is different than yours.

  • @tomcurry8234
    @tomcurry8234 6 років тому +1

    Looks like a great fishing day with a good friend at the wheel. Really enjoyed the video. Nice lake. I'll bet the fish dinner was really good.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому

      Tom it was a great day. The ever changing Missouri weather makes every trip an adventure LOL. You can't beat Blue Cat fillets for dinner. Thanks for coming along and supporting FISH4FUN.

  • @krystaldemarco1155
    @krystaldemarco1155 5 років тому

    Thank you for the video Jerry. I enjoyed riding along with ya.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому

      Krystal, thanks for watching FISH4FUN and taking time to comment and I would love having you come along any time.

  • @BenZFishing
    @BenZFishing 8 років тому +4

    What an awesome Channel. Great audio editing btw.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому

      Thank you. I am trying hard to learn how to do this. I'll give you a SUB.

  • @RickMartinYouTube
    @RickMartinYouTube 8 років тому +5

    Nice job on editing and narrating. You two know what you're doing, that's for sure. Must be lifelong fishermen.....

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому +2

      Thanks Rick. I am 78 years old and fishing has been my whole life. I am new to making videos and appreciate your comments. Thanks again.

  • @SuperBubbafish
    @SuperBubbafish 8 років тому +4

    Great video! Love the editing and narration

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому

      Thanks for the feedback. I am new at this but I learn a bit more with each video. Thanks again, Jerry

    • @wayneellis1565
      @wayneellis1565 5 років тому

      Great job!!! B-Safe out there. Man riding shotgun needs. a life jacket on.

    • @marvinrucker9390
      @marvinrucker9390 5 років тому

      Loved the video, makes me ready for warmer weather and lake bound

  • @andyattitude2000
    @andyattitude2000 7 років тому

    Nice job guys, looks like you had a lot of fun.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому

      We love chasing those jugs. By the way, i also love moral mushrooms!!!! Checked out your channel and loveD it. Gave you a SUB. Thanks for watching FISH4FUN.

  • @everythingdollar8206
    @everythingdollar8206 2 роки тому

    He sounds like a PBS special on the outdoors . I like it

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  2 роки тому

      Sorry to be late in responding but my notification track has changed. Thanks for the kind words and we will keep trying hard to please.

  • @jamescheatham8255
    @jamescheatham8255 6 років тому +8

    Great video, commentary reminded me of the show Wild Kingdom with Marlon Perkins.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому +1

      James, I really appreciate you're comments but I assure you I'm no Marlon Perkins LOL. I appreciate your support and thank you for taking time to comment.

    • @jamescheatham8255
      @jamescheatham8255 6 років тому

      Jerry Routh you could have fooled me. Keep doing the great videos Sir.

    • @PizzaInSpringfield
      @PizzaInSpringfield 5 років тому

      Came here for this comment-found your vid while looking for catfish noodles/jugs...you have awesome voice for narrating and first thing i thought of was mutual of omaha wild kingdom from when i was a kid....would love to hear you narrate a childrens book...and great video too!

  • @DannyCal
    @DannyCal 8 років тому +1

    Great video Jerry I am in the process of making some new jugs, I like your design to change the depth, i might incorporate that into my jugs.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому +3

      I designed those several years ago and they have worked well. This winter I plan to make some DIY videos showing several unique things I have learned over my 65 of fishing experience. The jugs will be included. Thanks again.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому

      By the way I'll give you a SUB

  • @DispersedCamperMan
    @DispersedCamperMan 8 років тому

    Just found your channel and you just got a new Sub. Been catfishin' juggin myself for the last 20 years. Juggin' is very addictive. Keep it up.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому

      I love to float my jugs so I can watch the action. I have nothing against anchoring them but it's not as much fun for me. My next thing to try is to drift-fish for big blue catfish in my Kayak. That would have to be a blast. Hopefully I will have a video about that soon. Thanks, Jerry

  • @martymccollum6367
    @martymccollum6367 5 років тому +1

    love that place I go every time I get a chance

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому +1

      Marty, it is one of my favorite places to go also. Thanks for coming along.

  • @impacc44
    @impacc44 7 років тому +3

    nice video man....cant wait to use my jugs

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому +1

      It's that time of the year. Bait is getting easier find and the water temperatures are rising. Thanks for watching FISH4FUN.

  • @CenturyofTerror
    @CenturyofTerror 3 роки тому +1

    This is a plus on my small river jugging... it makes it easier to find them... only 2 directions to look

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  3 роки тому

      Chris, thanks for coming along and responding.

  • @bb3585
    @bb3585 5 років тому

    Thanks for a great video!

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому

      I can hardly wait for my first trip next year. I hadn't been catfishing for about six months and that first trip fishing for any specie is a special thing. Thanks for watching FISH4FUN.

  • @fishnfool3715
    @fishnfool3715 2 роки тому +2

    Very professional guys

  • @michaelkidd6095
    @michaelkidd6095 4 роки тому +1

    I like your video man I wish I was fishing with you

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      Michael, where are you from? We are flooded out right now. This spring is starting out like last year. I don't know where I can go make my next video. Thanks for watching FISH4FUN,

  • @Deadcntr
    @Deadcntr 5 років тому +1

    This is from the Missouri Department of Conservation. Unanchored jug lines in lakes must be personally attended at least once per hour. Personally attended means that the angler whose name is labeled on the jug line:

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому +1

      We normally stay with our jugs all the time as we did on this trip. Thanks for the heads up John.

  • @sawyerconn1624
    @sawyerconn1624 8 років тому

    Luv your videos

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому

      Thanks, I am new at this but I learn a lot from other YOU TUBERS. i'll give you a SUB, thanks again, Jerry

  • @davidgaylord2035
    @davidgaylord2035 7 років тому +5

    that paint roller pole works good for snagging those nuddles

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому +1

      David, it does work well but it isn't a paint roller pole. We made our "picker upper" from a 6' length of aluminum tubing.' We put a rubber insert in both ends so it would float if we dropped it in the water. Then we drilled a hole in the rubber insert on one end and inserted the metal piece to pick up the jugs. Pay particular attention to the shape of the metal tip. Thank you so much for taking time to comment.

    • @dougjohnson6928
      @dougjohnson6928 5 років тому

      Give me a break a fuckin electric knife to cut bait with? You dudes are rookies. Stick to pickin up sticks in the yard and shoppin with maw maw

    • @kennywooldridge2276
      @kennywooldridge2276 3 роки тому

      @@dougjohnson6928 it's a filet knife dip shit. Are they supposed to pack a separate knife to cut the bait? Would it have been better to not turn the knife on to cut the bait, hopping not to offend you? Talk about being a newbie....! 😂 Those guys can out-fish you any day of the week! Show some respect, idiot!

  • @alexcoker8086
    @alexcoker8086 5 років тому +1

    LOVE TO KNOW HOW TO MAKE YOUR JUGS WHERE DID YOU GET THE CENTER PICES IN TUBE THANKS JAMES

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому +1

      Alex, if you will go to my playlists under the "THINGS I DO" list I show all about making my jugs. If you can't find it, hit me back.

  • @marshayakesch8707
    @marshayakesch8707 7 років тому +1

    I cannot find your video on how to construct the jug lines using the noodles.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому +2

      It was one of my earlier videos. I didn't go into detail about the construction but rather I showed the features of them and the pictures showed how they were constructed. I will try to make a more step-by-step video for you soon. Thanks for being interested.

  • @flatlandtexan1853
    @flatlandtexan1853 3 роки тому +2

    Great job! It looks like Missouri does not allow weight on line, or in noodle. Is that correct, or how they are designed?

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  3 роки тому +1

      Mike, in Missouri we can fish Noodles for Catfish in two ways. You can float them with weights that hold your bait down as it moves along, or you can "anchor" them in a fixed spot with heaver weights. If you float them, you must stay within sight of the jugs but if you anchor them you may run them once a day without being in sight of them. Silly but true LOL. Thanks for watching and commenting.

  • @DavidSmith-cx8iq
    @DavidSmith-cx8iq 8 років тому +1

    I'd love to see a video on how to make those

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому

      I thank you are talking about the catfish jugs? I plan on doing some DIY videos this winter and they will be included. Thanks again, Jerry

  • @arciefan
    @arciefan 4 роки тому +1

    Love it. Very nice video. I would call an old dead tree where the eagle was a snag too.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      Cute play on words huh? Thanks for coming along and taking time to comment.

  • @joeyrudick2018
    @joeyrudick2018 2 роки тому +1

    Do you have a video showing how you made your jugs? I like that you have the option of setting the different depth on yours.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  2 роки тому +1

      Yes, you will find a video showing how I make and use the jugs in my playlist under the "THINGS I DO" category. If you have trouble finding the video hit me again and I will give the specific video.

  • @FireExpects
    @FireExpects 3 роки тому +1

    Great video

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  3 роки тому

      Thanks for watching FISH4FUN and taking time to comment.

  • @howardbodiford7130
    @howardbodiford7130 Місяць тому

    Looks like fun , what are you coiling your line on ?

  • @JP-tg6lr
    @JP-tg6lr Рік тому +1

    Hello there. Do you think you might be able to do a quick video explaining how you set up your noodles to have the adjustable lines? Thank you.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  Рік тому +2

      Check my Playlists under the "THINGS I DO" Category and you should find a Video I made showing how I make and use the noodles. Thanks for watching our videos.

    • @JP-tg6lr
      @JP-tg6lr Рік тому

      @@jerryrouth6115 thanks Mr. Jerry I found it!!! I bought the materials and plan to make a dozen or so with my kids tomorrow!!

  • @evandickens3917
    @evandickens3917 6 років тому

    I'm thinking of geting 25 jugs limit and put the out on the creek. Good way to fill the freezer

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому +1

      Evan, where are you from that they have a 25 jug limit. In Missouri we have a 33 hook limit. But, sounds good I am ready to do some jugging too. I just got off the lake and while trolling for Crappie, I caught my biggest Channel Cat. It was 30 1/4 inches long. We didn't weigh it and we released it back into the water. Caught it trolling crankbaits and it took over 30 minutes to land it on 10 lb test line. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment.

    • @evandickens3917
      @evandickens3917 6 років тому

      Jerry Routh Arkansas I ment 25 hooks jugs are good to fill the freezer

  • @michaelshoffner6584
    @michaelshoffner6584 7 років тому

    is that a paint roller handle that you are using to grab the strings?

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому

      No, it is a 6' piece of aluminum tubing. We put a rubber insert in the end of it and hand made the hook. Then we put a rubber plug in the end so it would float if we dropped it in the water. Thanks for watching FISH4FUN.

  • @j.d.survivoroutdoors4912
    @j.d.survivoroutdoors4912 5 років тому

    You should show us how you made those jugs sometime. Good times on the lake, thanks

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому +1

      J D, I made a video showing how I built them. If you will click on "videos" on my channel page you should be able to find it. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment.

    • @itsbellababyeyeam707
      @itsbellababyeyeam707 5 років тому

      Ty

  • @douggrove762
    @douggrove762 4 місяці тому

    Did you keep them.

  • @danmahan312
    @danmahan312 5 років тому

    Was this by Warsaw mo? Looked like a place I fish a lot...

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому +1

      Dan, we launched at Fairfield and fished up the Pomme arm a couple of miles. I would bet you have fished the same water several time. Thanks for coming along and maybe we can fish together sometime.

  • @ronborchert6081
    @ronborchert6081 7 років тому

    golf guy how do you make your jugs they look like a great jug

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому +2

      Ron I am going to show how they are constructed the next time i use them because several people have asked. As close as we live together you should call me and come and get a free one from me. Look me up and give me a call or send me a message. Thanks for watching and that was a fun round of golf we had even though you beat us LOL..

  • @philcastaneda2693
    @philcastaneda2693 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      Phil, thanks for coming along. It's about time to start floating those jugs again.

  • @dustyflair
    @dustyflair 7 років тому +9

    I quit juggin cause I noticed one guy does most of the work...

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому +2

      My brother and I share the work load about equally except when I am making a video LOL. Thanks for watching FISH4FUN and taking time to comment.

  • @walle1sedano
    @walle1sedano 4 роки тому +1

    Beautiful catch. Lots of fun. Witch. Lake it’s this.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      Lorenzo, this video was filmed on the Osage River arm of Truman Lake and we launched out of Talley Bend launch ramp. Great place to fish for catfish. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment.

  • @bsoutdooradventures9541
    @bsoutdooradventures9541 5 років тому

    Newbie sub here...great fishing video..thank you for info. Bass Lady B

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому

      Thanks for watching FISH4FUN. Your channel has some great potential. Enjoyed watching, thanks again.

  • @TheReefRobber
    @TheReefRobber 3 роки тому

    New sub here from Oregon.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  3 роки тому

      Thanks for the Sub. I'll check your channel out soon. In a time bind now. Thanks for watching FISH4FUN.

    • @TheReefRobber
      @TheReefRobber 3 роки тому

      Jerry Routh you’re welcome! Hope you enjoy my channel also. I’m hoping to get some more content Saturday.

  • @johnnyanderson4464
    @johnnyanderson4464 6 років тому

    Hi Jerry Routh..i live down at Stockton lake I've got some about like this that was given to me and my 2 sons..ive got to ask tho what's a SUB?

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому +1

      Johnny, a SUB is my abbreviation for "subscribe." When a new viewer comments on my channel I check out their channel if they have one. I checked out your channel and subscribed to your channel. Good luck to you and thanks for commenting on my channel.

  • @daletill5544
    @daletill5544 2 роки тому

    How did you make your hook pole

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  2 роки тому

      Dale, sorry I miss this thread. I used hard rubber from a worn out boat trailer bumper and then used the same material to plug the other end so it would float if we dropped it in the water. Hope that helps and thanks for responding.

  • @edtrivisonno5879
    @edtrivisonno5879 5 років тому

    Great video Jerry, So the water in pipe helps stand pipe up when the weight shifts to the other side when a fish is on the line? Question how do you adjust line to the different depths? I am assuming you are fishing on bottom... Thanks

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому

      There is no water in the pipe ??? We don't fish on the bottom. We always float our jugs and never anchor them. We want the wind to blow them along to find fish. Watch some of the other jugging videos I made and you will see how we wind the line up and down to fish different depths of water. Thanks for your question and let me know if this answers your question.

  • @wwsuwannee7993
    @wwsuwannee7993 5 років тому

    New comment to an old video. Is this Missouri?

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому

      The old ones are new to the people who watch them. My viewers seem to like Catfishing videos real well. I have a multi-specie channel but I have promised to do more catfishing during the coming year. Thanks for coming along and Merry Christmas.

  • @Bbendfender
    @Bbendfender 7 років тому

    Do you guys ever catch really big catfish? These are nice eatin' size. Also, can you eat the really big catfish?

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому

      We seldom catch big ones the way we fish et. eg. drifting the flats or running floating "Jugs." However, the serious cat fishermen often catch larger fish. 30 to 50 lb fish are not uncommon. Thanks for asking, Jerry.

  • @9929kingfish
    @9929kingfish 8 років тому

    Are there no channel cats on that lake?

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому

      Quite the opposite, there are an abundance of them. I catch them frequently. I fish most often for Blue Cat which are more of an open water fish and are therefore more prone to bite the way I fish. Thanks for your comment.

  • @wharris4874
    @wharris4874 5 років тому

    You put a three way swivel with the diving plug ahead of a rooster tail with a orange and gold blade or chartruese and silver blade you will catch more white bass trolling

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому

      I often use a three-way technique but I usually troll a shallow running minnow shaped lure over a deep running crankbait. The Rooster Tail is one of my favorite lures but I never thought of that combination. I use my Rooster Tails mostly for trout although I have caught lots of white bass casting them. Thanks for the tip buddy.

    • @wharris4874
      @wharris4874 5 років тому

      Myself and a good friend who showed that technique have gone to Kerr Lake in Virginia in June or July and trolled over humps and killed them,sadly he is no longer with us,when I saw you white bass fishing I remembered him.

  • @TheChadcooley
    @TheChadcooley 7 років тому

    Great video sir. How do you make the Jugs?

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому

      They are made from swimming pool noodles. I use PCV pipe to keep them stiff and provide a channel to run the galvanized wire through. You can see in a couple of my videos how they are put together. Be sure the bends that hold the line are approximately one foot apart so that each wind is two feet of depth. Each "jug" is approximately 14 inches long. Thanks for watching and commenting.

    • @TheChadcooley
      @TheChadcooley 7 років тому

      Jerry Routh can you post a picture or video of how it's made.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому +3

      Chad, my jugs are made from swimming pool noodles. I cut them in 14" pieces and put a PVC pipe in the hole to make them stiff and provide a place to run the galvanized wire. I bend the wire to provide a place to attach the line and wrap the line around. Be sure to bend the wire so it is 12 inches between bends so you get 2 feet of depth out of each wind. I have 3 or 4 videos where you can get a good view showing how they are constructed. Thanks for taking time to watch my channel and comment.

  • @michealmartin8565
    @michealmartin8565 4 роки тому +1

    What lake where y'all on

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      Michael, we were on Truman reservoir. Thanks for watching and commenting.

  • @larrykelley1818
    @larrykelley1818 4 роки тому +1

    So are you responsible for any damage that’s done to anybody’s blade if the damage them with the line

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      I am not sure what you mean but thanks for watching my videos.

    • @thomascloud411
      @thomascloud411 4 роки тому

      Jerry Routh he means if your jugs get caught in someone’s motor, what happens?

  • @aua8867
    @aua8867 4 роки тому +1

    That's alot of jugs to catch

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      It sure is, especially on a windy day. But it is so much fun chasing them down and trying to keep tract of them. It is also a lot of fun getting comments from viewers. Thanks you

  • @JOHNT65202
    @JOHNT65202 6 років тому

    Where did you get your name tags for your jugs?

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому

      Excellent question. I saved plastic milk cartons which have a rough surface to hold ink, cut them the size I wanted and used permanent felt markers to write on the plastic tags. By the way, if you are from Missouri and have a Conservation Number, that's all you need to put on them. You don't even have to put your name on them. And most people don't use tags they write directly on the Styrofoam jug. Thanks for watching and commenting.

    • @JOHNT65202
      @JOHNT65202 6 років тому

      Yea, I am from Mo. Good info to know.

    • @JOHNT65202
      @JOHNT65202 6 років тому

      I used Self Laminating sleeves containing a name tag with all my info. Just using my Conservation # will make things a lot easier. Thanks.

  • @roberthudspeth9896
    @roberthudspeth9896 Рік тому +1

    I liked video

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  Рік тому +2

      Thank you Robert. We will be doing more jugging soon. The repair work on the dam should be finished and they can bring the lake level back up.

  • @charliestovall9953
    @charliestovall9953 6 років тому

    if you would check out (cottontop) making fishing jugs , you will see his jugs aren't as hard to find,and you will know when you have had a fish on............................JS*

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому

      Thanks for the heads-up. I will give it a try.

  • @royalwilson6640
    @royalwilson6640 4 роки тому

    Is this really fishing?

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      It is to me. I am a multi-specie, multi-technique and multi-venue guy. Not everyone likes the same thing. Thanks for watching.

  • @douggrove762
    @douggrove762 4 місяці тому

    Nice eating size catfish. I am not big it to bass.

  • @mattdidit84
    @mattdidit84 6 років тому

    Keep in mind that in Missouri you are required to be within eyesight of any free floating jug at all times. Also you are allowed a maximum of 33 Hooks and I heard you say you put out two groups of 20 which will be over the limit. Sorry for nagging but I used to write tickets for these sort of things and Truman Reservoir was one of my hunting grounds LOL. Just trying to help.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому +2

      We always stay within eyesight of our jugs as we did on this trip. The 33 hook limit is per fisherman which means we were each allowed 33 hooks. We used 20 of his and 20 of mine and each set of 20 was properly labeled. Thanks for checking and commenting.

    • @mattdidit84
      @mattdidit84 6 років тому

      Jerry Routh Gotcha. Ok. Its a great lake and a fun sport. Enjoy.

    • @victorcastle1840
      @victorcastle1840 5 років тому

      mattdidit84,
      Not really, unlike you he can add and count as most Conservation Officers, I can write tickets also, you need one ?

  • @Gonzo1968
    @Gonzo1968 4 роки тому +1

    Buzzard in that dead tree..

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  4 роки тому

      I am not sure which dead tree but there were buzzards and eagles everywhere. The large lakes attract the large birds. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment.

  • @dalefeazell7236
    @dalefeazell7236 6 років тому +1

    Jerry my Brother in-law is a Texas state Game warns here. why don't you come to Texas and we go put some jug lines out and you in your Boat? I have 275 jugs made up for lake Houston I have a boat ramp here that is free! !

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому

      Dale, that is so nice of you. I sure would like to do that but I am 80 years old now and have to limit my driving somewhat. I haven't made a jugging video yet this year but plan to do so as soon as the Blue Cat finish their spawning activities, which should be very soon.. Thanks for your comments and support.

  • @9929kingfish
    @9929kingfish 8 років тому

    No much boat traffic on that lake

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому

      It depends on where you fish and when. Waters close to launch ramps, restaurants, and other recreational business have more boats. Also the number of boats greatly diminish after Labor Day and before Memorial Day. I normally fish during periods of weather less appealing to people that don't fish. I fish a lot during high wind and rain. The fish bite better then and there are fewer fishermen. Also where I live (On Lake Pomme de Terre) I am with a 1 !/2 hour drive to Truman Reservoir, Lake of the Ozarks, Stockton Lake, Tablerock Lake Bullshoals and Lake Taneycomo. With this much water to fish it helps spread out the boat traffic. Thanks for comment and thanks for watching my channel.

    • @victorcastle1840
      @victorcastle1840 5 років тому

      Jerry,
      You live in fisherman's Heaven !
      I have only been to Truman but have a read and seen pictures of some of the other lakes.

  • @homedaily6570
    @homedaily6570 7 років тому

    waste lots fuel fishing your way, either than that, great video !

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому +1

      Not too bad. My 60 horse four stroke doesn't use much gas at trolling speed. Also, I do a lot of trolling with my electric motor when conditions favor that such as low wind, clear water and less boat traffic.

  • @judywhite2623
    @judywhite2623 7 років тому

    You need to let us see the fish you catch for a few seconds.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому

      Thanks for the advice. I promise to do that. I always like to get opinions about making my video's. Thanks for watching, Jerry.

  • @jordansdad1221
    @jordansdad1221 5 років тому

    Those are noodles, not jugs.

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому +1

      Jordan, you are right about that. Those generic terms are sometimes confusing. Corks aren't made of cork anymore, white perch aren't Crappie and Jack Salmon aren't Walleye LOL. Thanks for dropping by and taking time to comment. Merry Christmas and great holidays.

  • @dalefeazell7236
    @dalefeazell7236 6 років тому

    What State are you fishing in it is not TEXAS. all jugs lines has to be White. !

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  6 років тому

      I am fishing in Missouri. I never new about the rule in Texas. That's interesting, thanks for commenting.

    • @scotttheresawolff2938
      @scotttheresawolff2938 6 років тому

      Someone gave you bad information, Dale. In TX jug lines must be orange if set for commercial purposes or any color other than orange if set for non-commercial purposes. tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outdoor-annual/fishing/general-rules-regulations/legal-devices-for-fish

    • @dalefeazell7236
      @dalefeazell7236 6 років тому

      well u can have fun paying the finds wine my dad whites thim out

    • @victorcastle1840
      @victorcastle1840 5 років тому

      The beautiful lake Truman in Missouri , near Kansas City. Made journey there many years ago (1985 during the World Series ) and sorry to say I have never made it back. It is worth just motoring around up the arms and looking at the beautiful rock cliffs .

    • @danmckinney9042
      @danmckinney9042 4 роки тому

      @@dalefeazell7236 For non-commercial purposes, a jugline must be marked with a free-floating device of any color other than orange.
      For commercial purposes, a jugline must be marked with an orange, free-floating device.

  • @livingthatoutdoordream1675
    @livingthatoutdoordream1675 7 років тому

    hey decent video come check out the one we just released let me know what you think

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому

      Checked out your video and gave you a SUB> Thanks for watching and I will be watching your channel. My channel is a multi-species channel too. Thanks again, Jerry

    • @livingthatoutdoordream1675
      @livingthatoutdoordream1675 7 років тому

      Awesome stuff

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  7 років тому

      Thanks for watching FISH4FUN. Gave you a SUB.

  • @rodneyjohnston6280
    @rodneyjohnston6280 5 років тому

    You call that fishing Your mother or father Must not teach you how to fish

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  5 років тому +1

      It is good enough for 96,000 viewers!!!!! I will never be able to fish like my dad. Thanks for watching.

    • @tctennessee7360
      @tctennessee7360 5 років тому

      That's how those men enjoy catching fish ! Actually more work involved the way their doing it. If your a true sportsman, there are many different ways to catch fish, all fun in their own different way !!

  • @TheMrbearhunter1
    @TheMrbearhunter1 8 років тому

    Wonderful video! love the narration. Very calming and enjoyable!

    • @jerryrouth6115
      @jerryrouth6115  8 років тому +1

      I don't to talk much while filming. I want to hear the sounds of the outdoors, that's why I am out there. I also don't like to overuse music. I play guitar and write songs but neither compares to the quite music of nature. Thanks for watching FISH4FUN.

    • @Bbendfender
      @Bbendfender 7 років тому

      I feel the same. Some of these fishin' videos are more talk and no fishing.