FISH4FUN

EXPERIENCING ALL TYPES OF FRESH WATER FISHING AND ACTIVITIES RELATING TO FISHING. INCLUDES ALL SPECIES OF FISH AND VARIOUS METHODS AND TECHNIQUES USED TO CATCH THEM. OFTEN INVOLVES FISHING ON SMALL RIVERS, LAKES AND STREAMS. THE SETTING IS MOST OFTEN FISHING IN PUBLIC WATERS IN SOUTHERN MISSOURI.

[@randallpinkfloyd7225]

Some nice sized fish in that creek. And you caught a “Missouri Trifecta” a bass, gar and drum! 😂 great video Jerry!

[@jerryrouth6115]

I never knew about the Trifecta! I will tell my buddies that I did something special LOL. Thanks as always Randall.

[@roypannell4012]

Great video Jerry. Looks like lots of fun

[@jerryrouth6115]

That was the last day we have had enough water to float the stream. We caught a few Crappie at Fairfield last week. They are scattered but the Thermocline is starting to bunch them up for us. Thanks for checking in Roy.

[@wmcorbly2495]

Hey Jerry - - June 1 must be the start of 'big fish' season. Very pretty fish an a nice little 'crick'. Thanks for the trip.

[@jerryrouth6115]

This is why I love floating the small feeder creeks that run into large lakes. Every time there is a flood larger fish run up the little creeks out of the lakes and some of them get dry-docked and have to stay up there. Thanks for always being there William.

[@jasonpowell6824]

Great video sir! I do alot of creek/river fishing ! Always good to see you out! Im the one you seen at the outlet at basspro. Good seeing ya

[@jerryrouth6115]

Jason, I remember meeting you. Thanks for taking time to respond. River fishing almost impossible now with the lack of rain.

[@timsInSSI]

Good morning Jerry. I hope you and your family have a wonderful 4th. Thanks for another great fishing video.

[@jerryrouth6115]

Good to hear from one of my favorite viewers. We are trying to get my wife back into the action after two surgeries. I should be able to make more videos and watch other videos soon.

[@justflooreit4me1]

Good time on the river.

[@jerryrouth6115]

Thanks for checking in Patrick. That was the last day we have had enough water to float a kayak!!!!

[@stevealtis9561]

Rum pum pum pum, me and my drum 🙂. 4# 6 oz. is a good largie for a stream this size.

[@jerryrouth6115]

That is why I like to fish the feeder creeks that run into a large body of water. Every time we have high water larger fish run up out of the lakes and some take up residency or get dry-docked and you have a good chance of catching them when you float down them. Thanks for coming along and taking time to respond.

[@JohnAmes]

looks like a fun day

[@jerryrouth6115]

Thanks for checking in John.