Do you happen to remember where you got the 120 degree coupler for the rail?

I just pickup a 2001. Do you still have your boat? Any problems?

When you owned this boat, were you storing it uncovered in your backyard? I just bought a 2010 Sea Hunt 186 Escape LE. I storing it in a space under a shed that I rent now. I may decide to ultimately store it at my home.

Where have you been? Glad to see you back.

Good Ole Capt Jon

I have almost the same boat. You have done about everything I want to do to mine.

I have the same boat/motor and I am planning to add a Minn Kota terrera trolling motor soon. I need to know the shaft length. It looks like 60 inches from your video. Does that sound right? I'm so glad you made this video as it's the first I've seen detailing a trolling motor on an Escape 200. I currently am using a 24 volt transom mount trolling motor but it leaves much to be desired. I put the batteries in the port console after reinforcing the floor with some 1/2 inch polyethelene plate and that works very well.

I came Apon this older cold water striper fishing video while looking threw many videos, Wow what a incredible video, the WINTER FISHING... WITH OUT LIVE BAIT!!! who would think that approach... I hope to see New Video's in future, Soon!!! Super Job out their... I learned alot of info and I'm going for it on my lake in AR... They look like ghost town lakes cold weather hits... Best time.. No morons

You are the best it's never get old to watch your video over and over again thank you so much man

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Thanks for the Info... just subscribed check my channel out, I'm fishing in SC!

Sir you just gave me the tune-up or 1-up needed to catch crappie. GREAT VIDEO!!!! I'm a saltwater fisherman im used to the big hit. My freshwater friends help me a little but rag on too. 1st thing new equipment bait caster and new pole Thanks again

Where is part 2 of your video

OH MAN. SO DIFFERENT. IN MA WE CAN ONLY RETAIN 1 STRIPER PER DAY AND THE MINIMUM LENGTH IS 28 INCH.

This is the most informative video I’ve seen. I’ve been trying to locate and catch crappie for a few years to no avail. I’ll use the tips and hope for the best. Thanks.

I live in Wisconsin and chilly in march here does not mean Jean's, tshirt and baseball hat 🤣 must be nice

Good video. Thanks!

*I haven't had a chance to actually use them yet but they seems real sturdy>>>**nub.best/8zea** and seem like they are gonna get the job done.*

Great video!

Great boat I have same one

Great video!

I thought Your video Is how to jig for Crappie But you are not feeling of how to Jig for crappie

drop my..what at 18:30? lol. great vid.

Great idea, will use this setup soon. Thanks for the great idea and instructional video. Keep'em coming.👍

Can you do a video of your top 3 jig?

Very information video. Love it. Keep it coming. I just sub.

Well Sir I must say that this escape 200 is rockin! You have done a great job on her, I am looking for a 200 dc 99-05 myself and will aspire to have her looking this good! Your electronics are sweet, no anchor use for the trolling motors capability is the way to fish. I'm near Conroe and like to fish for crappie, hybrids, catfish as well. Can't wait to find one, hopefully I can borrow some of your tips and upgrades when she comes home? Thanks for sharing this with us all! J.D. Also post some videos of you fishin with her sometime, would like to see it in action! Thanks

What pound line do you use with the fluke? I have 20 pound braid on a 40 size spinning reel and 17 pound floro leader that I want to try that with. We have some stripes up to 60 pounds but most are around 15-20.

i thought yu said you kept four 4............ well a lot more than that in your cooler. just say what you keep... no reason to lie

Hi there, I'm new to fishing for Crappie and have some more questions if you don't mind :) We recently moved to North Texas and have a private lake that is filled with Crappie (as well as Bass, several types of Catfish, Blue Gill, and Carp-to control vegetation overgrowth). The lake is 22 acres big, so it's a small one, and about 16 feet at it's deepest. But because it's private, it's not fished very much and has a lot of life in it. (It was stocked way back in the 1960s when it was still considered a soil preservation lake and owned by the govt. They then sold it to private owners and it hasn't been stocked since. Everything in it is naturally placed (except the carp, our neighbor did that 10 years ago to cut down on the aquatic plants) My questions are these: Will Crappie bite during the winter months or is it pointless to even try because of the cold temps? Because of the lake not being deep, where would the Crappie naturally be drawn to? I had thought they would be more along the shoreline among the vegetation and fallen logs, etc, but the water level along the shore is only 3-5 feet deep (or less depending on the time of year). And last, because the water depth isn't very deep, will our boat/us scare them away before we can even put the lines in the water? (how the heck does one jig in 5 feet of water without them knowing you are there???) What would be the best way to do it? I'm about 45 minutes north of Lake Lavon, about 10 minutes west of Bonham, if you are ever up here and want to fish without restrictions (and give me and my husband some pointers lol) The bass fishing is amazing but I'd like to try my hand with the Crappie :) Thanks!

Probably the best way I've seen yet to clean crappie but why why why do people insist on tossing their skinned fillet into the gunk and slime on the cleaning board? Why not put it onto a clean paper or china plate? Regardless, thanks for the video.

you boat looks like about a classic 20ft mako?

Dude all I heard was beautiful woman walks in the club and I tap it!!!😂 just kidding man, great video

Six million dollar man sound effects were awesome Sir!!!! I just may get into hybrids one day..LOL!!!

Looked like a fun time.

whats the name of the song!

I find this useful not only for crappie fishing but for fishing for panfish. Being that I live in South Florida, freshwater panfish can include sunfish, bluegill, Mayan cichlids, tilapia, and Oscars. I started using jigs for fishing, and not surprisingly I jigged the jig crazily up and down, like you said about many jig beginners. I've also put my jig on a swivel. I have a couple of questions to ask you. I do not have a boat, so I fish from shore. I know that like you said, location location location is very important. I know that thick vegetation along the shoreline holds a lot of fish. But even when I cast there, I still got nothing. South Florida is full of urban canals. How do I find the "right" location if I don't have a boat?

I learned a lot from you. Thanks

Great info!

Family time the best time. Happy fishing

That is an awesome looking rig buddy!!! You really did an awesome job on the upgrades especially the lights!!! Are you still fishing Lavon a lot?? I hope to bump into you one day!!!👍👍👍🎣

She is beautiful. I spent 17.5k on a brand new tracker but urs looks much better.

What are the spec on the rod?

Do u hold the boat with the trolling motor and foot pedal? Doesnt that spook the fish?

This is off the subject of your video but, I was in the landscape business for twenty years in Nashville and I just got to where I would never recommend a Bradford Pear tree to anyone. They truly are junk trees. They are weak, will almost always split within a very short time after planting - like within a couple of seasons. So, I feel your pain on that tree there.

Good video dude I subscribed to ur channel plz check mine out sometime

Thank you so much. Outstanding information and great video. Easy to follow and understand.

very good job

That's a great idea using a bucket as a rod holder! Thanks for the tip!