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[@zeefranx4509]

Love the pond/lake content. Would love to see that video on different floats and when to use them!

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks for watching everyone!

[@nshaley]

Great video!

[@EPICSKATECREW]

What a cool guy! I want to see how you catch other fish too!

[@MegaNafo]

Finally ! Great video ! I was waiting for your lake -pond video . Please make a video about chosing a right float, thanks.

[@NRVOutdoors]

Will do!

[@Rudy_86]

This right here is why I love fishing. There's always something new to learn when it comes to techniques, and rigging. Awesome video my friend.

[@Fisherlady2]

Thank you always learning from your videos

[@JohnMartin-zg6tj]

Good tips thank you 👍

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@freshandsaltyjohnny]

I enjoyed your teaching and will be applying them next time i go out there, thanks you so much.

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@DarenHarmon]

Awesome vid! Thanks for making this!

[@Islhopr]

Nice video, helpful and truthful

[@jesusgaona5189]

This is a great video you are my favorite trout KZbinr but out here in socal we don’t really have that many creeks mostly ponds so I can finally apply your tips 👌

[@NRVOutdoors]

Heck yeah! Good luck and have fun

[@robgilbert4556]

I have watched a socal u tuber and you guys catch some mondo trout out there on the tube baits. I bet creek bugs would slay out there

[@tenkarapondfishing4611]

Donald, I'm not sure I get the advantage of the slip bobber. If there's a stop attached to the line, then that will limit the depth of your presentation. How is this any different than using a fixed bobber?

[@NRVOutdoors]

You can place the bobber stopper way up the line allowing you to get the lure down to the desired depth while casting the entire rig tightly together resulting in long casts and required depth

[@tenkarapondfishing4611]

@@NRVOutdoors I see! Thank you....

[@abrahamjoseph6707]

I am interested in your techniques to catch stocked trout in small ponds.

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertcox815]

great tips, i will watch for more next time too

[@NRVOutdoors]

Heck yeah! I'd like to get back to teaching and explaining rather than just catching.

[@X-3-OUTDOORS]

Another great video Keep them rolling

[@NRVOutdoors]

Will do!

[@Timbo4413]

Any knowledge your willing to share I’m more than glad to watch! Great video as always!

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks!!

[@rvfishing8817]

Thanks for the techniques.

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@Trout_Junky]

Yes more float fishing videos plz

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks for letting me know!

[@chrisfox2907]

Our lakes n ponds hold the trout far better than the streams and I have good luck at my hometown lake even 2 months after last stocking.

[@NRVOutdoors]

Nice!

[@joekee5501]

yes more flot fishing in ponds ponds are all we have in my area no creeks or rivers

[@NRVOutdoors]

Can do! Thanks for watching!!

[@shawneldridge4465]

🤠 great video, great area and great information and tips as well. definitely this will help a lot of people who are just starting out and fishing.

[@NRVOutdoors]

I agree. Thanks for watching!

[@shawneldridge4465]

@@NRVOutdoors welcome you are

[@tftoutdoors6582]

Great video!!!

[@JJLOPEZSUPA]

Floats video pleaseeeeeee

[@NRVOutdoors]

Can do!!

[@garybrungardt2680]

Very informative. I use all these methods with a slight variation on the drop shot. Thanks for sharing.

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@Henry-xh8ec]

Great video. Love the tips.

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@jeffbise4977]

Great as always

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks!

[@ramonawilliamsdakotawithro1384]

Definitely make more tips and tricks videos!

[@NRVOutdoors]

Can do!

[@anthonymcfarland3563]

I primarily use a carolina rig. It seems to work best around here, especially has the season where's on. I did have some success with spinners and floats early on. Managed to land 145 trout this year, lost couple dozen more.

[@NRVOutdoors]

That's awesome!!

[@johnc6228]

Thank You. Nice video.

[@NRVOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@robgilbert4556]

Great vid, great tip on the creek feeding in. That is productive on rivers too. Feeder creeks dump food and warmer or cooler water depending on season and great place for trout and many other species. Love feeder creeks

[@NRVOutdoors]

Most definitely! Thanks for watching

[@dalejgreene2051]

Love your trout channel I even had purchased some baits from you! I’m a beginner fly fisherman thanks for your help. Just recently received my bassdash fishing vest. So very happy with in! Do you ever trout fish in NC? Future video suggestions

[@NRVOutdoors]

I fish cherokee nc every spring

[@tayloralexis1504]

Heck yeah brother 👊👊🇺🇸 Merry Christmas my friend! Hope the best for you and your family

[@NRVOutdoors]

Merry Christmas to you as well!

[@larrymoyer7964]

I haven't tried your eggs yet but I bet if you add one of your worms whacky style with it you'll do very well. Back when I used to keep a lot of trout I would use doughbait or eggs with a whacky worm. I still do it occasionally. Floating eggs and worms do better in lakes. I like your videos. Keep up the work

[@NRVOutdoors]

Great tip! Thanks for watching

[@antman619]

So I didn't have any luck at my ponds on the mini jig bug but I did get bites on the trout worms with the mini jig head I just can't cast them very far maybe I'll add a split see how that works good video I think I change up too much and retrieve too fast

[@NRVOutdoors]

The Carolina rig may help you get the casting distance you need as well

[@antman619]

@@NRVOutdoors yes sirr still learning alot about trout never caught one they stock our ponds n lakes every winter

[@michaelruz970]

New to winter fishing Haven't had any luck with Carolina rig on power bait or spinner baits in pounds do you think this bobber would help? Thanks and fish on!

[@NRVOutdoors]

It definitely won't hurt to try! 💪

[@Paul.Casteel]

Please read all of this.Its and small to medium sizes river not as spots but this spot if you throw it up stream there is and lot of rocks abd grass Briars abd brushes and tress down stream it's just rocks it gets Shallow small pool then deep.How do you fish this spot and how do you caught them with out getting Hung up?

[@NRVOutdoors]

Spots like this can be very challenging. If you plan to fish a float rig I recommend adding enough weight to sink the lure very quickly. That way when you cast into the small holes it has time to sink to the required depth before washing into the shallow water. You can also try jigging with a little extra weight and do your best go keep the lure off the bottom while feeling for bites.

[@Paul.Casteel]

@@NRVOutdoors In and small river with stong Current.

[@Paul.Casteel]

With if there on the bottom.

[@Sailor-Dave]

LOL! The word may be spelled "crappie", but it's pronounced "croppy". They're just as good-eating as rainbow trout, too. I haven't seen weights like the one you used for your drop-shot rig. Do you have a link for that? When I fish a body of water with that much downed timber, I usually cut of 2 of the 3 hooks on my treble. It doesn't seem to limit my hookups, it doesn't cause as many snags, and it doesn't cause as much damage to the fish.

[@NRVOutdoors]

We add a split ring to our spinners to make it easy to add a single hook if desired