excellent stuff!

This is amazing, extremely high quality fishing and marine biology content. All your videos of this sort are. 100 thumbs up if I could, wish more people saw

I really enjoyed this video! The underwater shots were really cool! I just moved to Hiawassee 2 years ago and have been frustrated plenty of days out on Chatuge. 2 weeks ago I got to go out with a friend and we were using these techniques and had great success.

Thanks for the great content! This has changed my style of fishing a drop-shot. I can’t wait to try it out and share the results!

Do you always wait longer for them to take it all in, or was this unusual? Normally with a Ned I do a 2 count then set the hook and get a very high hookup %

Fish Allatoona all the time and catch a lot of good fish. Only ones that call it the dead sea are those that don't know how to fish it.

Thanks for posting this. I have seen recommendations for lures with treble hooks and crank baits go hand in hand. I recently had a UL set up and had fiberglass rod, mono line, and a skirted jig with a plastic lure. The jib was bitten and then spit out by a small large mouth bass. Would the glass rods be good for spoons, spinners, and cranks with a single hook instead of a treble?

Love your videos Ken. You Rock.

Always enjoy your underwater videos!

Do you know what the bright blue fish are in the rainbow river??

this was a shitty infomercial !!! give me my 10 minutes back you THIEVES !!!!!!

I think the word invasive is used to much and in a way to make it seem worse than it is. After milfoil growing for 40 years in my local lake can it really be any more invasive than bass or brown trout? Herbicides ruin fisheries and do nothing long term to the milfoil

Very cool video.

I cleaned a 30” northern out of Lake Michigan and it had 14 goby in its belly!

Review regulations prior to fishing the waters surrounding Washington Island. 2024 revised regulations DO NOT allow any smallmouth bass fishing (including catch & release) until July 1st. Page 88/89 of the Wisconsin fishing regulations.

Cool video! Love this time of the year!

Beautiful filming

Thk for inf ur bud from stclair geo

Another awesome episode, thanks for the great information 🎣

Great advice my friend 😎👍

if this video was in 4k and up close to the lures the fluorocarbon would still be visible. in my opinion fluoro is just another way for people to make more money. if the fish aren't biting because of visibility then just downsize the line.

beautiful

Yea cus a plastic lure with metal wires, clips, and dangling hooks is natural too. I use straight 65lb braid and catch everything from Bass, Walleye, Salmon, and finicky Trout 🤷🏻‍♂️

I love all of the so called "pros" making videos of best color line to use and they all have moss green for dark water... which is the worst color to use and can be seen if not next to some underwater grass....you fish with dark green bait in dark water do you not, and the fish can see that right.

💞Wow🧡🤍🤍🤍🧡🤍🤍🤍🤍

Having these Vegetation ID’s has helped me understand my central GA waters better. Keep doing these if possiblw!

They kill off all my habitat

Thanks for the "deep dive " and underwater look of the habitat!

That camera footage is so cool

Love the Vid. I died at the mock laugh after losing the fish. 🤣

I live three houses from the shore, two streets south of eleven mile. Early in the morning, I've seen so many bass boats at the foot of eleven mile that you could not count them all! A far cry from fifty plus years ago when keeping any fish from Lake St Clair was illegal. It was so bad, that for a while that they didn't even issue fishing licenses.

Its difficult to find spots that your lure willbstay on bottom on that river. The current is so fast that 3/4 ounce jigs won't even make it to the bottom especially when it's windy

Excellent commentary and underwater video. Thank you!

That poor smallmouth has his lip all tore up and hes wore out from getting dragged to the surface 15 times a day by bed fisherman.

😻 *Promo SM*

A great lesson on eel grass. We have plenty in Florida. As you know most of the water is 4 to 6 feet. Early morning is the best time with top water. Later, deeper with weightless senko.

Not gonna lie, I watch countless hours of fishing on KZbin, and this was one of the few that actually helped me see outside the box. Thanks fellas!

I use to dive back in the early 70's around the flats and South and North channel. You would be lucky if you got two feet visibility.

as a life long resident of Michigan and living near Detroit. We never fished and especially ate anything from the Detroit river!!! Do you know what's flowing into that river upstream? I hope your not eating any of that fish. Take a boat ride up stream into Lake St. Clair and into the St. Clair river and see what Canada and the U.S. has along the shoreline . I grew up never going near Detroit for fishing, we all went north of Pt. Huron to fish for clean safe fish to eat. Now if you only sport fishing (catch and release ) fine. BUT DONT EAT THE FISH!

Very similar thing going on with gobys in the great lakes and even lake simcoe. The fish have transitioned off of smelts and switched to gobies. This (along with many factors) has led to a massive increase in bass size over the last few decades and a major increase in fishing pressure. The fish have a readily availble source of protein but are also far more easily caught due to this. There are pros and cons to everything.

Awesome information Kim. Can't wait to see what's next!

Great information! I appreciate your insight

Wow

Really great footage and editing!

I love these underwater videos and information • You're the best!!

Pretty cool perspective on these plants

How much line of the 8lb line do you tie to your maine line and how do you tie together to still be able to use the slip bobber stop

No joke….. This is how videos SHOULD be made! I’m sheepish when I admit, I binge KZbin…. I watch nothing else. This was both high enjoyment factor, and well presented…simple and taught me something! As an avid bass man from Wash state! Many thanks! God bless your pursuits!

God’s Glory is seen in all of His creation! Wonderful video! Thank you so much for sharing it!

I’ve been there twice it’s and amazing fishery!!