Explosive Action With The Whopper Plopper!

[@luketw2818]

I started topwater fishing on my local river 5 years ago because of your videos and information. Kayak fishing has changed my life nowadays. I have all my friends hooked and the muskies and smallmouth are plentiful on my stretch. Truly something special I’ve gained from this. Life long memories made with my friends too

[@ndyakangler]

That’s great to hear, congrats! It’s hard to beat a day on a river with smallies and muskie roaming around!

[@СергейКрасников-и6м]

Рыбалка на лодке это вообще бомба!

[@Kltpzyxm17]

"The worst day of fishing is better than the best day of working."

[@YHLQMDLG888]

Is anyone else deeply comforted by this man and his videos??

[@jestenrobinson]

Yes; this is the Bob Ross of fishing...

[@vintagecrazyjay4970]

Yes, all 393k of us! Cheers!

[@chinncannon]

yup

[@melwinbylund]

Yeah man! I am.

[@АндрейХаритонов-й7ь]

Yes. I'm from Belarus and I watch his video every time.

[@SK0L_Valhalla]

After all this time, I still can't get over how wholesome these videos are. I enjoy listening to the passion in the voice and watching the content. Thank you for this!

[@DanKoning777]

"I still can't get over how wholesome these videos are." 100% agree-videos like this with content like which was *once* considered "normal" [whatever that means today], are becoming more scarce. Sadly, people overall seem less genuine-it's all about the $$$/ads etc vs simply doing what you enjoy doing. The comments sections are a beast all their own regardless of the video topic-from metal detectors to watch/shoe repair [lol], they often reflect the opposite of "wholesome." But what do ya expect from people/nations that want nothing to do with biblical truth because it's an inconvenience to their lifestyles?

[@labtrainer09]

Hey, Matt. We're right in the middle of a significant spring snowstorm here in Maine, so the chance to watch you fishing the river last summer-with green vegetation around you-was even more enjoyable than usual. I also really appreciate your describing in detail the differences between the original River-to-Sea Whopper Plopper and the many "clones" on the market. Now I know better than to be tempted by the more reasonable prices of the other variants. Hope that REAL spring reaches us both very soon. Best, Chris

[@isaacbrascoupe]

That snow storm went through the last few days, no wind and snow now. Just a beautiful blanket

[@GLepage74]

Same here my fellow Mainer! Makes me miss being out on the kayak!

[@jaymeowen8207]

Same thing here in Wisconsin.

[@Oldbasshole]

So glad the snow stayed north of us here in Massachusetts! Heavy rain but I got to go fishing at least ( even caught a few ) stay safe in the snow , hopefully you’ll be out fishing soon

[@bassman8144]

Ain’t it nice? Buffalo here and we just got another 8”🤬

[@davelips]

Whopper Plopper coming out of retirement! Love it 😆 Thanks for not editing out the lost fish.. we all experience the rush of a fish getting off the hook right at the boat. Would have loved to see that musky, but good on you for showing the real stuff that happens out there on the river!

[@Ok-dm1ck]

Watching this on Saturday morning while Summer is on the way is the best feeling bro. Keep it up

[@ndyakangler]

I can’t wait for some topwater action this summer!

[@HelloMoto1991]

The Bob Ross of fishing. Damn near every cast is a work of art. Regardless of the lure he always finds a way to catch fish. Then to listen to his commentary with that calm, cool tone, it relaxes you like you are sitting behind him in a tandem kayak just going for a relaxing ride. All in quintessential NDYakAngler fashion. Never stop doing these videos, you have a forever subscriber here. I will end with a THANK YOU.🙏

[@ndyakangler]

Thanks! I’m gonna keep making these videos as long as I can!

[@descend84]

I said this to myself the other day! The Bob Ross of fishing! 👍

[@scottlambert4727]

Hi

[@MrFreekyByg]

Man, that hit gave me an adrenaline rush just watching the video!

[@heavymetalmusichead4969]

I think I was more upset that he was when the fish came off. 😅

[@TylerWx]

Yeah, that was painful to not at least get a good look at that fish, lol

[@peghead]

Definitely a critter of the 'toothed' variety.

[@phillipadams4691]

If you could put it in a pipe, I would smoke it.

[@user-ifishoften]

Why is NDYakAngler my favorite KZbin video source? He is a good guy and a great fisherman. His discipline in keeping his head focused on the lure is the best. His skill in editing makes the videos smooth and flowing. He shares his lures and techniques freely with his viewers. His stream of consciousness dialog seems to mirror my own thoughts as I travel along with him. He is the perfect fishing companion.

[@nh_highlander1985]

I was glad to see I am not the only one that casts lures into trees and logs! Nice day, good fish.

[@joedurso5192]

You have to….price to pay. They love cover to ambush

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Casting onto a log or rock is a good way to pluff a lure right into a lie. Also, with a large leaf, you can float a lure or bait downstream into a tangled spot.

[@caladoodledoo_gone_fishing]

Yes! The Bob Ross of fishing videos.

[@SwitchbackXThunter]

110% correct. 👍🏼

[@htuckey]

We're getting lots of snow and ice here in upstate NY, so it's a real treat to see a new video from Matt! Thanks for the pick-me-up! I think I'll go sort through my tackle box and start thinning it out (HAH!) for opening day - that's only a couple or three months away! Thanks again, Matt!

[@nick.smith616]

the purpleish smallie was super neat. love finding fish with different colors and patterns!

[@cvaicunas69]

Feels like just yesterday I found this channel, and was telling my friends about this little hidden gem of a channel that had maybe 15K subs. The success is well earned, and certainly deserved by Matt

[@johnt9320]

I've fished the Ogeechee river in Ga since I was a child and the Whopper Plopper is a very productive bait for largemouth Bass and Jack fish. Great video.

[@bombasticnation]

I always loved watching the fish jump out of the water and flipping to try and spit the hook. Something so beautiful about it

[@SlimAdventures]

Dude that big fish you lossed was a giant.. holy crap!!

[@bgroovy547]

Those big ones just make a different sound when they hit top water. I wanted to see it.

[@BobLee-o6j]

Thanks for the beautiful summer video during our snowy winter. That odd colored bass looked blue to me. It seems after watching your videos for a number of years that smallies have a variety of markings and coloration. Some have had pronounced stripes, some neat markings on their heads, some have been a golden color and some have been very dark. My dad fished bass in western Wisconsin and he called smallies 'black bass.' A great fish in great videos.

[@JackcatsandbassYT]

Texas dude here, i just caught my first smallie about 10 days ago and they fight sooo hard! I caught a 1 3/4 lber and it fought wayyy harder than a largie over double its size.

[@mitcholson9795]

After discovering your channel 3 years ago i swear by the whopper plopper. I started using the same one used in this video. Last year, I started using the size 90 loon pattern, caught way more fish and lost a lot less. Last summer I caught 7 musky and a ton of smallies on one plopper and its still going strong. Definitely my go to lure while river fishing

[@juicebox8560]

Your content inspired me to get a fishing kayak. Thank you for sharing 👍🏼

[@ndyakangler]

That’s awesome! My only regret is that I didn’t get one about ten years before I did!

[@juicebox8560]

@@ndyakangler Kayaks are not cheap I’ll just say that 😂. But it’s totally worth the investment. Just want to say I’ve been watching the channel for a few years now and I love the content. Keep up the amazing work!

[@Madisonrvr]

That’s gotta be the most explosive topwater strike I’ve ever seen on this channel. Insane. Matt- your mission this season: get back there and bring him to the net!

[@johnandjodyvleeming]

Hey Sir, Love this video at the end of Winter here. I think I first started watching your videos because the rivers you fish are so similar to the ones here and SMB are so fun. Thanks for sharing

[@pinhookfishingclub]

Great vid! Beautiful river! The fish are using the bait as leverage to pop off and throw the hook. Easy fix is to add an extra split ring so the hooks have more freedom and less chance of them throwing the hook due to leverage. 🏆🎣

[@ndyakangler]

It’s usually not a problem when they’re hitting a little more aggressively and I get my hooks in them better. I think here early summer they were just kind of nipping and swiping at the lure.

[@nickstojanovic8868]

Wow at 8:26. Definitely a nice pike or musky. As always great and stress relieving videos. Keep going. Greetings from Ontario

[@edsequip]

As I’m watching this it’s still winter up here in northern Canada, and the sound of those summer birds is almost better than watching the great fishing.

[@avid.venture]

Right?! I’m in Alberta and we got tricked. It was 16c just a couple days ago, and now I just got inside from shovelling 😂

[@huskergator9479]

Just the wind, water, birds and splashing fish. Matt has said nature is his music. I think that’s what he said. Maybe he just can’t get the rights to ACDC’s Thunderstruck. Idk. Summers coming my northern brothers! Soon you’ll be up to your eyeteeth in skeeters.

[@avid.venture]

@@huskergator9479 hahahah yeah fair enough! I totally forgot about the mozzies 😫. Hopefully I’ll have a better setup in the back of my truck to kept those rascals out!

[@jamesberreth7171]

Nothing makes me happier than a new video from Matt using the Whopper Plopper! Easily my favorite lure!

[@henrybutchy3242]

What a treat on a chilly march day. some summer smallies surface strikes. Those are healthy fish. Thank you

[@cosmickidd205]

That take on the intro was explosive. Wonderful to watch,even better when it's on your line.great video. Thanks for taking us along.i actually felt your pain when the fish got off.

[@murraycod1965]

Some days they stick, and others they don’t! Just part of fishing!! Cheers mate!

[@douglaswhitcomb9729]

Great video. I’m getting ready to head back to N MN for the summer. This top water action certainly has me stoked for the upcoming season. Fully agree that the Wopper Plopper is a awesome top water lure.

[@ShinetheLightofTruth]

I love the Ploppers. Gona have to grab one of the 75's.

[@kennethgoin628]

That big hit looked like an esox eruption to me! My experience with both northerns and muskies is this: They move more water than the bass when they fully commit. The last fish... I had to chuckle because I was like, "hit that spot to the right!" Then you did and BAM! Thanks for testing the spot for me!

[@stevenwillard8436]

Purple!? I wish we coulda had some bright sunlight on that oddity. Bravo.

[@ndyakangler]

Yeah we were getting low on light and it didn’t show up as well on camera but that fish definitely had a blueish/purple tint to it.

[@MichaelCraig-bi3wj]

I changed to Gamakatsu G-finesse hooks and started to put them in the boat more often. I also attached a ball bearing snap swivel on the front of the lure and it keeps the lure from spinning and twisting your line. Keep the great videos coming!!

[@RuujRubellite]

I absolutely love the Whopper Plopper 75; I used it last fall against Largemouth. It slays! I can't wait to finally go after some Smallies this year. Never been able to fish for Smallies so I'm excited to finally get out there and slay some fish.

[@scottkniss3760]

Just got hammered with 5+" of snow where I am, so this video really got me jonesing to be back out on the water...! 😮 Plan to pick up some Ploppers when Mother Nature is finally done with her hissy fit. Thanks for another awesome video...!!! ❤ Gonna keep living vicariously through you until it warms up...!

[@ndyakangler]

I think we’re getting that weather here the next couple days.

[@brianathern9154]

Matt that was an absolute banger. Displays of transparency and lost fish or two then the redemption that follows for our benefit. Punctuated by a solid 16 going airborne and you exclaiming Nice!! You parlay that by paddling to pace the current and running gunslinger off the banks netting a string of 18 plus smallies. Epic journey thanks for taking us along brother. Blessings

[@ndyakangler]

I wish I could have seen what that big fish was but I can’t complain about a bunch of 18” smallies hitting topwater!

[@brianathern9154]

@@ndyakangler so true my friend. I would always want to know or have seen more of the ones that got away but I savor the landed/boated/netted fish all the more

[@jakobgant5251]

A lot of people have told me the best way to fish a plopper is just a straight retrieval and it’s one of my number 1 go to lures, but I have also found success doing stop and goes like you were in this video. More I think on the straight reel in but that could be just because I fish that way more. I don’t know but I’m gonna give the slow jerks a little more of a try, especially in tiny area where there isn’t much room to feel it of cast it.

[@ndyakangler]

It all depends on what kind of mood the fish are in. On rivers I usually know exactly where the fish are hiding so I pop my lure more to keep it close to those structure spots longer. On open water I’ll steady retrieve it more. The more water I cover the more active fish I’ll get my lure in front of.

[@christinerogers5331]

Thanks, Matt, for some awesome heart pounding top water smallie fishing on a beautiful river in July! I can't wait, it's right around the next bend! Take care and be safe!

[@Rebellgentleman]

I can commiserate with you after watching 3 out of the first 4 fish you hung shake the lure. Although I have had wonderful experiences with this lure, this video has reminded me of how many fish I have hung only to have them shake the lure during the fight. Interestingly, most of them have shaken the lure while on a taut line after 10-20 turns of the reel (without jumping) after what I thought was a good hook set. I have learned that waiting a few seconds after the initial attack on the lure (longer than I would wait on a frog) helps with the hook-set, but not always.

[@awil9882]

Nothing better than Topwater fishing!! A spook, torpedo, and whopper plopper are the main 3 lures I use on the river 👍 great video as always!

[@luketw2818]

Try the savage gear 8” snake. I catch em big and small on my river. Not as good as super spook jr. But close

[@awil9882]

@luketw2818 I’ll have to try that. I have the savage gear rat and mouse but may give the snake a try sometime 👍

[@southwestfishguy]

Best Lure ever made second to the buzz bait! Love your channel! Keep up the good work.

[@clintseltzner8658]

Great video as always! I put a swivel and split ring on my ploppers to avoid line twist.

[@ndyakangler]

I might have to try that!

[@michaelduy9055]

You have some great water available. Love watching!

[@timothyeubanks32100]

Only recently discovered your channel. You are so skilled! It's truly incredible, and a complete joy to watch you fish. Really appreciate the content. It is true you are the Bob Ross of fishing. I've watched every single episode, and many multiple times, and have only done one painting. I'm not a painter, I just enjoyed thoroughly watching someone do something they love so easily and effortlessly and being so skilled and masterful at their craft. It's truly a wonderful thing to watch. As an outdoorsman, your seemingly natural ability coupled with countless hours of practice, repetition, and memorization of patterns, has led to your knowledge of what to do in any given situation to find freaking monsters over and over and over, in any situation ... It's freaking unbelievable your skill and talent. You land PB after PB after PB for probably a lot of us watching. It's kinda insane dude. If these were hunter/gatherer times, and you had your gear, you could feed a fairly good sized village on your own. That's insane! 😅 Absolute joy to watch. Subbed!

[@jamesschnell4919]

Absolutely great content. This was a really nice evening you had! Thanks for sharing.

[@harrygrimley4352]

Just got 4 inches of snow yesterday and woke up to 8° this morning. And another storm coming tomorrow that could give us a foot of snow 😢😢. Need this. Thanks for sharing this with us

[@SlimAdventures]

Your not alone

[@ndyakangler]

Seems like everyone is getting hit with snow! We’re supposed to get 8” here the next couple days.

[@shanegilstrap9011]

75 and overcast in upstate South Carolina. I really feel for both of you. My family left northern Ohio 40yrs ago to get away from the white stuff, and we rarely experienced snow depths like that. Hopefully this storm will be the last of winter for you guys. Cheers to sunshine and warm weather.

[@mattgoodchild8215]

What more could you ask for in a fishing video Utterly superb Matt Thank you top notch 👍🏼

[@Michigan_Dropped_Suvs_Trucks]

I bought one 1yr ago and I can say it’s my favorite to use and the sound it makes in the water is amazing

[@ndyakangler]

It’s hard to beat a day of Whopper Ploppin, so much fun!

[@stevencook9884]

I've been watching your videos for a couple years now and I now finally getting a kayak! Your videos make wanna go fishing everyday. Thank you for what you do sir.

[@598bryce]

I really appreciate your channel. I watch your videos often, and this one is the one that got me to order a whopper plopper 75. Hopefully they like top water in my area.

[@weshamil3921]

What a beautiful river! Thanks for taking us along. I'm hoping to put a Florida bass or two in the canoe Saturday morning with the Whopper Plopper. It's a little larger style but, still a plopper.

[@crushingthevector5837]

Brother I gotta tell you. Your videos really are a wonderful and inspiring experience. Your settings and locations are not just thriving with worthy fish but theyre loaded with beautiful nature, moving water, dancing water plants and trees and most exciting, the explosive action provided by plump, healthy, energetic fish. It seems your videos inspire me to get up and get out to throw some lines. These "Whopper Ploppers" really do trigger some insane action by a variety of fish. I absolutely plan to add a few to my kit. I have always been a fan of top water fishing. My go to has been the Jitterbug or on the occasion, a home made rig. However, after watching all this explosive action, the Whopper Plopper will absolutely find its way into my box.

[@ndyakangler]

The Whopper Plopper is one of my favorite lures for summer fishing! They’re fun and effective for bass, pike, and muskie. I’ll usually go with the 75 size for smallies, the 110 for largemouth and pike, and the 130 if there’s bigger pike or muskie around.

[@MarkyBoyle]

Right in the middle of a big snowstorm. My fishing fever has officially risen to unsafe levels

[@snakeeyes9246]

Got my PB Brook Trout last week, but can't go fishing today because of heavy rains. Nice to see some topwater blow-ups. It gets me pumped!

[@kalynm2004]

It's finally spring and a wonderful season for bass fishing.

[@smelltheglove2038]

They just seemed to start getting active here in S. NJ. Been killing it on the “bladed jig”.

[@ndyakangler]

We got teased with a couple weeks of really nice spring weather here and the lakes opened up early, then straight back to winter lol

[@williamledoux9251]

Man you are the coolest and calm fisherman. I would be so excited that I would have to take a break!

[@williambaker1753]

Great day fishing most of the fish hit before the Whopper plopper started plopping I love it when you can throw it right on top of them. I miss them Smalley's and steelhead up north I moved down to VA from Ohio and the Smalley's are no where the size as they are up north I guess they don't have all the shad gobies and other bait fish to reach them record sizes. I've had 50+ fish days with 19" 20" bass nothing like the great lakes and there tributaries.

[@the2060ish]

Another one from saved vault all your videos never seen you loose so many. Would of loved to seen that river moster landed. 👍👍🦈

[@richardmcnamara8530]

Smallmouths are so much fun to fish!

[@michaelmccormick1016]

I found an old blog on a site called bass resource that says Bass will turn bluish color if they eat food high in fat. It sounds like the fish in that case were pellet fed from a feeder machine. When they adjusted the food their color changed back. On my screen that Bass definitely had strange bluish color.

[@duhbullb]

Perfect way to unwind after digging myself out of a foot of snow *that's still falling in the northeast this morning ☕

[@ndyakangler]

We’re supposed to get around 8” of snow here the next couple days. We need it though it’s been a dry mild winter here.

[@paullevine1813]

LOL , You know it's going to be a good vid when it starts with a huge splash & Matt going Holy Crap !!!! Always fun to use the Whopper Plopper especially when it's working & the fish are hungry . Like playing with depth charges... Sucked he ended up missing that first blast which he was probably right as being A big Muskie or a Pike.

[@GLepage74]

Being snowed in right now makes me miss this even more than I already do!

[@MuahMan]

When people ask me why I don't like FFS in fishing, I'm just going to show them the first 15 seconds of this video. THAT'S why I love fishing. I'm jumped out of my seat for a second. LOL

[@markg1490]

Some nice tanks this time! Enjoyed starting my day with your video.

[@roblacitinola866]

The wopper plopper is one of my fave all time lures, pike love them, I convinced the sound they make is the key...Certain speeds make the key sound...Your vids are great!!!

[@alexlarams]

Smallmouth bass are by far and away my #1 fav fish.

[@stevenkimbrell8796]

You are lucky and I love watching your videos , I live in Georgia and we don't have small mouths or at least I haven't caught one they would be so fun they really exploded on top water , I have tried the whopper plopper, I have 2 in my tackle. But I have up sized my top water to the chaos It sounds just like the whopper plopper but it's a big bait ... I really do enjoy your videos. All specie's of fishing ...thanks for sharing

[@ndyakangler]

Maybe I’ll grab a couple to try on pike and muskie!

[@thims1961]

18' Smally was a lifetime record in Southern Ontario when I was fishing in the Kawartha's in my youth

[@user-ifishoften]

My whole family went to Bobcaygeon on Pigeon Lake every July through the 60's and early 70's. All the Kawartha Lakes were great. I fished Buckhorn and Stony as well. Lots of Smallies, Walleye and Musky. I hope it hasn't changed as much as fear it could with the strong population growth in Ontario.

[@thims1961]

@@user-ifishoften We were up past the Mississauga Falls were their no Walleye or Musky on Catchacoma-Mississauga Lake Chain North of Flynn's corners on the #507 They got fished out in the late 80/ early 90's! Mostly Rock Bass & Green Bass left now

[@RiverBrat]

Thank you Matt, such a great video. Here in the Danube Basin, Asp is the topwater delight, but not as near fearsome as these beauties.

[@mikem201]

Thanks for the upload from last summer, got me pumped up for the upcoming year.

[@stonefly69]

Some very nice fish and great top-water action. I mostly fly fish and when one unbuttons the first thing I reach for is my hook file, which I use to touch up the points. Great times! Looks pretty snowy in your area now, so stay warm.

[@swampmonster4935]

I agree %100 on the quality of the Whopper Plopper. I have a few dozen types of plopper baits from different manufacturers and with MAYBE the exception of the Berkley Choppo nothing even compares. Larry Dahlberg created a legendary lure and fish catching machine.

[@ndyakangler]

The Choppos are great but I’ve broke the tails on several of them bashing them around on the river. I fish too much structure out there and inevitably I’m going to bounce my lure off stuff a few times throughout the day.

[@searchingfor6thgear44]

Matt,"Going to work my way up the stream a mile or so and float down" also Matt, "Here's a fishy spot" no more than two seconds after saying he was going to work upstream, lol. Love the content Matt! Thanks for giving us summer video action to look forward to!

[@ndyakangler]

I don’t even think I made it a mile upstream this time lol

[@laodeng536]

i just can't get tired watch topwater bites.

[@toddjensen5689]

You have must have a ton of content in the hopper! At first I was thinking "Man he got on the water early!" but then noticed the weeds and leaves - and that you said summer... This vid (and the impending early spring blizzard in F/M and Lakes Country) makes me crave summer. Keep on Matt!

[@ndyakangler]

I have about a half dozen videos I could make from last years footage but I’m hoping to get the kayak out again before I need to use all that up!

[@Teckfall15]

I'm sure you've already done this, but I just watched the playback a bunch of times on .25 speed. That was for sure a smallmouth. What a wild hit, reminds me of my first Canada trip.

[@ndyakangler]

Yeah I frame by framed it and I thought it looked bass shaped.

[@stevekoken2400]

man, i could (and do) watch these videos all day!

[@paultharp4626]

Great video.. thanks for sharing. The misses reminded me of one night fishing on Lake Ontario up in NY (early summer). We were fishing sinking Rapalas and all of us we're missing seemingly every strike. Finally we figured out that as the fish were hitting.. they were swimming toward us rapidly, right after the hit - as opposed to hitting and turning away (which as you know often results in a self hook) Anyway.. we started sweeping the lure towards us as we continued to reel and finally started to hook fish. Had never experienced that b4 or since.. not sure what was happening but thought I'd share.

[@MrJaxnbeFishing]

I struggle with the 75🤣 I love the 90. I also appreciate the fact that you don’t use electronics on the yak💯

[@ndyakangler]

I don’t see any need for electronics on a clear shallow river like this. I can see with my eyes a lot more than the fish finder can.

[@rogerjokela6383]

Just got turned onto the Whopper Plopper - damn what a lure - so damn much fun!!!!!

[@frankvandalen4883]

I put a three drawer Milwaukie stackable box on my Hobie behind the seat and rigged some horizontal hooks on the box to hold my poles horizontally. I look forward to seeing your videos. This summer I hope to be at Custer park for a few days, in SD.

[@Olenash.........]

Gotta love smallies!

[@307Smallmouth]

This is one of the better videos you have posted in the last few months! What a day!!

[@NewEnglandOutdoorsman]

Awesome video!!! River fishing is so much fun. Especially when it’s top water.

[@islandcowboy]

You are so chill! You're like the Bob Ross of fishing. LOL!

[@adammead8197]

Gotta love when they T- Bone it! Cheers bud.

[@russellstringfellow1109]

Just ordered a plopped in 75 on your recommendation. Great vid; I always enjoy your posts!

[@johncervone2406]

You’re the best fishing content creator hands down. Love it. No bs just fishin

[@nellieupnorth4960]

Awesome video!! Love your top water videos. Makes me feel a little better with the amount of fish I don't land

[@johnbakken1853]

How’s the family doing. Nice to see you are able to produce videos amongst all your chores.

[@mattmercad0]

Bro said it’s 7 o’clock with a few hrs left to fish. Oh how I wish I had this. Love the content friend. Truly inspiration

[@ndyakangler]

I love those long summer days! Lots of time to explore the river or hit multiple spots throughout the day!

[@aedricbratton]

I have used that same whopper plopper too. And I caught 3 bass from the bank in one hour. It is really good I recommend it

[@DanKoning777]

Wow; what an action packed afternoon and subsequent great video. In fact I believe Bob Ross took a temporary break at times [8:29 to 8:50] and left things to his twin brother "Billy" who got a little more excited-I don't blame him! Good stuff "Bob/Billy." 😂 God bless.

[@jg.12]

This Is The Best Video Across All Of Social Media Of All Time .

[@jamesmcdermott6934]

You are the Man, funny I expect you to git bit on every cast!!!lol! Yeah that one you missed will stay on yur mind for a bit cause that thing looked massive!

[@flipp4269]

I live up in Ontario, so far the conditions have not been fishable, atleast I’m able to enjoy the video and live vicariously through you :)

[@Cavanpikefishing]

Great fishing there matt keep it up the good fishing and the pike ones 🎣✌️