FISH4FUN: KAYAK FISHING WEABLEAU CREEK

Float fishing a small stream in Southern Missouri using the Access Facilities of the Missouri Department Of Conservation at Kingsprairie Access.

[@wtfparadox2805]

My absolute favorite creek. Tt highway section is guaranteed to have a good time. We hike it most the time.

[@jerryrouth6115]

Weableau Creek is one of my favorites too. Every time we have a flood fish come out of the lake and move up the creek. It is re-stocked several times in a normal year. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@timpittser]

i still have my original cork molds that you gave me years ago, but haven''t used them of late, ran out of plastic beads. This reminds me of the time we went to Taneycomo and caught fish all day long.

[@jerryrouth6115]

Tim, good to ear from you. I didn't get your notification and accidentally found it. And yeah, that trip to Taney Como was one of my favorite trips. I wish I had been making videos then. Give me a call some time, I need to make more Trout fishing videos. I plan to go to Bennett next week. Thanks buddy

[@jackfork]

Love your running water videos. The round rocks you picked are now thought to have been formed by a meteor impact. Similar type rocks have been found in a impact area in Spain.

[@jerryrouth6115]

Thanks Mark. We have several round rocks in our area. Many of them have crystals in them. My wife is the expert on rocks, I just go along and help her collect them. We have hundreds of the round ones. Thanks again for watching and commenting.

[@scottjames8498]

Awesome videos!

[@jerryrouth6115]

Scott, thanks for watching and taking time to respond.

[@jerryrouth6115]

Thanks for watching and for taking time to respond.

[@kylerdurr838]

Grandpa, so glad you are sharing these!! It made me feel so peaceful and reminded me of being little and fishing with you..

[@jerryrouth6115]

Thanks, I will always remember those days. Love, grandpa

[@FISHINandJUNK]

Just found your channel and really enjoying your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@jerryrouth6115]

I always check out my new subscribers channels. I did that on your channel and found you are a fellow Kayak-er and gave you a sub back. Enjoyed your channel a lot and thanks for your support of my channel.

[@paulettecalton7646]

I am not much for fish ~ my favorite part was the momma raccoon and her brood! How fun to capture them! Watching this brings back fond memories of river-floating. Kinda miss it sometimes....

[@eddieknox9874]

lov your video,

[@jerryrouth6115]

This was my first KZbin video. Thanks for going along with me.

[@fishingwcp]

Subbed and Liked!

[@jerryrouth6115]

Thanks, I always check out the channels of new viewers. I liked your channel and returned the like. Is that a sentence? Oh well, thanks again, LOL.

[@fishingwcp]

@@jerryrouth6115 awesome thanks!

[@daleeastin5402]

loved it Jerry, I felt like I was there with you....Dale

[@jerryrouth6115]

Thanks Dale. That is my goal. Love, Jerry

[@KNiteshft]

Another great vid Jerry. The mention of the glaciers made me want to share some information about Ky. We have a National Park called The Red River Gorge that has plant life only found there and Canada where the glaciers receded and dropped the seeds. It is also known for rock climbing. I can safely say we have people coming from all over the USA and maybe other countries to fall off our mountains.YEHAA from East KY

[@jerryrouth6115]

I have a bad case of acrophobia. Would not work for me!! Thanks, Jerry

[@drinkinspot]

I really like the idea of you stopping a couple of times to pick up round rocks for your girl. I enjoy your videos.

[@jerryrouth6115]

I have a very special lady and she loves looking for rocks. She has seven rock gardens. Perhaps I should include them in one of my videos. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@jacobrice5024]

jerry, is this near osceola at all

[@jerryrouth6115]

Jacob, this was my very first YOU TUBE video. It was filmed at Kings Prairie Access which is about 8 miles or so South East of Oceola Mo. It is located on "T" Highway 2 miles off of 83 HWY just South of Oceola. You can Google it. Weableau Creek is a very small stream so you would want to go there during the spring time when there is enough water to float the Kayak. Thanks again for watching FISH4FUN.