Appreciate it

Thanks, I like to fish tournaments and use this setup for tournament fishing.

I like to use the Booyah covert series or war eagle spinnerbaits. They both have a skirt that has a longer section in the middle so no trailer needed and you can run a trailer hook without it getting fowled up. Sometimes I will use some bait dye to dip the longer part of the skirt to change the color. You will get a lot more hook ups with that trailer hook. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the sub.

I got the parts off etrailer.com. Thanks for watching.

I do not have the NuCanoe anymore. I sold it and bought a Bonafide Pedal drive so I could add an electric motor to the stern and have a pedal drive at the same time. I used the Pivot Drive a ton and never had any issues with it. Thanks for watching

@@dudefish1635 I noticed that after I did subscribe I like the creek vids do you think the unlimited would be good for creeks like that

@@raysgonefishing3271 for creeks with easy access or put in ramps I think it would be fine. A lot of the creeks and small rivers I fish are remote areas and hard to reach spots. I have a Crescent CK1 I use for those places. It’s only 60lbs and with a drag strap on the front I can put in places no one would even consider going. It’s a paddle only kayak with no motor or pedal drive. I have lots of videos of me fishing out of it. My main kayak I use now is a Bonafide PWR129 with a bow mount trolling motor 2 10” graphs and all the bells and whistles. I use it for big lakes and tournament fishing. For me having 2 kayaks for different styles of fishing is the way to go.

Good to hear from you my friend and thanks for watching. I was fishing there a few videos back. Hope yall are doing well.

No sir

Thank you so much. Appreciate the coments

Was worried the Jeepers Creepers dude was going to jump out of it😅

Yes sir, a grind for sure.

I do some float trips but most of the time especially when I’m alone I just fish up or down a mile or 2 and then back. Lot more work but worth it most of the time. Thank you

@@dudefish1635 that’s awesome thanks for the reply!

Thanks Frank, I did have a pad crasher frog tied on and threw it for about a hour or so back in the heavy grass and pads but didn’t get a bite on it. My hookup rate on a frog is not good at all so that’s why I don’t throw it much. I do like throwing a zoom horny toad or similar bait on a big offset 5/0 hook. Works better for me. Thanks for the question and thanks for watching.

Yes on the largemouth. Not sure about the smallmouth. Don’t catch a lot of smallmouth because they are not in central Alabama. We do have them in north Alabama though. Thanks for watching!

No, I had no issues with it. I wanted to go with the Bonafide pedal drive so I could add a stern motor and have the pedal drive also.

Yes sir and thanks for watching.

Thanks Mark I appreciate it

Google earth and a tank full of gas can help you locate some great areas. Some work out and some don’t. Thanks for watching.

Thanks, had a great trip.

Yes I agree on that! Thanks for watching

Thank you for watching. Means a lot.

Thanks for watching.

A whopper plopper and buzzbait can be great baits and you can cover lots of water. It will call them out of heavy cover sometime when the bite is slow

Thank you

Hi, thanks for watching. Some say you don’t need a spacer. I have my transducer mounted to two 1/2 spacers that are epoxied together for a total of 1”and works great and does not scrape the bottom in shallow water.

@@dudefish1635 thanks so much!!!

Thanks, the next trip out I will get some video of the pedal in use.

Awesome! Can't wait. Thanks

Why did you go with the pro nav over minn kota’s spotlock?

@@LoneStarViking90 I bought the Minn Kota power drive almost 4 years ago and spotlock was not available with that motor. I wanted the foot pedal that the power drive has, (left, right instead of heal toe). Plus the ProNav app is awesome in what you can do with the motor on your phone or a ipad.

I gotcha. Yeah I was thinking of doing the dry pod delete plate and putting the pedal over that for a good flat central spot to control from.

Thank you and thanks for watching. I appreciate it

Thanks, I think you will love the PWR, great kayak.

Thanks

Nothing better than bass fishing

Thank you so much and glad you enjoy the videos.

Thanks, what would you like to know?

@@dudefish1635 I'm interested in weight distribution for a river application and worry the front mount application would have the survivability of a fruit fly?

@@fishntools for rivers I would probably go with a stern mount motor like the NK180 or Torqueedo .

Thank you for watching

Thanks TJ I appreciate it. Thanks for all the great content you put out.

Thank you and thanks for watching

Thanks Joe, I’m glad you enjoy it. Means a lot.

Yes it does. Thank you and thanks for watching

It sure is, thanks

You’re correct, I think sound is 99% of it. The blade on these have a lot of side to side movement so I believe it has great and unique sound. Thanks for watching.

2:25 in the video gives all the information on that. Thanks

I’ve used several different jigs and the Booyah work great!

No, I don’t paint my blades. Most of the time I use silver. Every now and then I will use black. Gold is my least favorite.

Sorry for the late response. 10” in the front and 9” in the back. Measurements are from center to center of pipe. I hope this helps and thanks for the question.