@@donaldbartley7161 put out enough poles they don’t have a chance.

Green pumpkin trd on a 1/10 oz finesse weedless shroom. All Zman. I catch lots of small bass ever now and then you catch a decent one. Fished cave run today. Caught white bass in the jumps.

Flies I tie myself. Basic sponge spider. I have videos on how to tie them on my channel.

Second one was over 9”. Big for here.

@@fishwithyamamotos I tie my own flies. I have a couple videos on my channel of how to tie them. Basic sponge spider design though.

@@Morrisoutdoors thanks

@@fishwithyamamotos in the full video there is a clip where I get them out of my fly box and I show the fly on another catch. That fly setup is really good for bedded bluegill. I have several videos on that lake usually use the same setup color of the flies change with water clarity.

@@Morrisoutdoors ok i’ll look into it

It works really well makes it more comfortable being elevated.

That seat is a tempress from bass pro. I have since switched to a millennium marine seat. I put a link to that video also. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKStnaWpgs2KaKcsi=Av66RbKM8PNQWGiE

Thanks glad you liked it. I try to get out every weekend if possible even if only a couple hours.

Thanks I kept several small ones but they eat good.

Thanks glad you liked it.

There was a guys on the back with a big hose spraying thing down as it went.

There was a man spraying things down on the back as it went.

I had never saw one. Pretty cool to watch. Just glad to not be directly under it.

@@Morrisoutdoors must Look like Ghost Rider took over it with it running at night

Obviously you do 😂😂😂

Good luck. I’ll be looking for the video.

I’m in Georgetown. I’ve only ever saw one other Bluesky boatworks out fishing. That was at Guist creek.

If you squeeze them to hard they will pee all over you.

@@Morrisoutdoors oh

Central Kentucky has several small lakes that are excellent for big bluegill. Corinth is closest to me so I fish it the most. Bolts in dry ridge and Elmer Davis in Owen county are also really good.

Thanks 👍

Yeh I work at the Toyota plant in Georgetown. I just do my best to get out as much as I can. Spring and fall takes up several of my vacation days. Hope you like the video.

Was definitely a heck of a fight. With that tackle you have to just wear them out. Was tough getting the other 4 poles out of the water and trying to get him away from the brush pile I was on.

Thanks. Wind cut my trip short. 30 mph gusts in a kayak make for tough fishing.

Nope just KZbin. I share lots to my Facebook profile.

Yes. On the video I should say at the bottom “created from @ Morris outdoors” click that. Just about all the shorts are created from full videos.

Slip bobber slides up your line to a bobber stop which is a piece of string tied to the line. Below the piece of string is a bead then the float. When you cast out your bait will sink until the float and bead comes up and hits the string. That sets your depth. So you can slide the string up and down your line. This sets the depth you want to fish. Also makes it easy to cast and fish 6-8. Deep. When you cast the float rides against the sinker.

Hard to beat a good mess of bluegill and shell crackers.

You always make it look so easy

Very hard to catch nice ones in there. My biggest fish was 11 inches. Been wanting to try taylorsville. Only fished it once for crappie out of a bass boat. Your last video from there was a good one lots of big slabs. I’m going to have to try my luck there just hard to not go to Guist. It’s about a sure thing to catch a bunch there. Just on the small size.

Thanks. That’s the biggest one I’ve caught. Big ones in that little lake.