Locating AND Catching SHAD during Winter (Think like a fish)

hey guys tune in for some indepth information on how to find bait all winter long with these simple down to earth tips and processes.
if you would like to hop on the boat and learn hands on give us a call!
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[@whiskersnstripes1049]

Spot on brother! There comes a time when your back and shoulders makes you learn about bait patterns. I'd rather scan water, and watch water temps, than to just sling a net all morning!

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Exactly!

[@harrismachineproductsinc.8324]

Adam that was impressive catching them in 30’ of water. Been wanting to upgrade my cast net to a fast sink. Thank you for sharing. John Hakala

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Stay tuned we'll be covering cast nets very soon!

[@shaymcdonald9253]

COULDNT BE SAID BETTER!!! Awesome vid buddy!!!

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thanks brother than you for watching

[@bryanadams2793]

One of the better videos I’ve watched regarding how to locate shad in the winter. You just earned a new subscriber! Keep em’ coming!

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thank you so much for that, I really appreciate that

[@edstrompainting2321]

Great video! Guarantee blues wright behind them shad. I use 10 foot taped net 50 foot rope works great too.

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Yessir! Like clock work

[@toddroach1119]

Awesome video! Great information and well explained.

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thanks todd!

[@brianhogeland6056]

You the man buddy keep up the great videos

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thanks man I really appreciate you

[@jimmydean5020]

Absolutely great in depth content. subed will be watching more of your in depth videos.

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Awesome, thank you!

[@hammer-downcatfishingwithj7223]

Excellent video! Some great info

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thanks buddy, appreciate you

[@travistilley2486]

Good video Adam I enjoy learning something new from you each trip we go and your videos thank you again….. could you do a video going over the “swim blader” with electronics

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Yessir always a pleasure fishing with you guys, I will work on that thank you for the feed back

[@markbartolowits5354]

thanks, you gave me a good in site on shad, the pictures were v helpful looking forward to watching your videos

[@MarioJArellano]

Now I need to learn how to throw a net....and get a working boat 😬. Great video. I set my reminder for everyone one of them.

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

We plan on covering that topic very soon, I really appreciate your support brother

[@duanebarlow227]

Another good video man!

[@CatfishandCrappie]

Great Info Adam! Great Video!

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thank you Mark, appreciate you tuning in!

[@normanboss5652]

Good job young man.

[@gregdunn5904]

Appreciate the info any advice or tips you’re willing to share I’m all eyes & ears you obviously know what you’re talking about seeing the fish you’re able to put in the boat year around . Great video thanks.

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thank you so much for following along! We definitely plan on being more consistent this year

[@PopPopJoe]

What are the normal settings on your Lowrance if you don't mind me asking? Great video!

[@jeffwebb1426]

Really good video thanks

[@fishin-impossible2992]

Good video Adam. My big problem about shad is I've had a botched neck surgery after about 3 throws I'm done for the day. Thanks for sharing brother , Keep the videos coming. Fishing videos or informational they all work.

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

I can see that definitely being a issue unfortunately, good partner may be able to help. I appreciate your feedback as always

[@fishin-impossible2992]

@@nauticalpridesportfishing8213 or hiring the right Guide 😉😉.

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

I know a guy 😎

[@Danielh45]

I like these videos

[@justinmoose8960]

Man going to the james in late February love the info & videos!!

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Awesome man, hope you catch a biggin holler if you need anything

[@justinmoose8960]

@@nauticalpridesportfishing8213 thankyou live in NC so it's a differnt world there we fish reservoirs

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

We plan on doing more content on reservoirs and lakes here shortly

[@davidosborn6915]

Awesome video

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thanks david

[@marcnvickie]

Very good video.

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thanks Marc I appreciate you bro

[@debbyhallcom]

superb!!

[@WindowLicker454]

What layers of clothing have you found that keeps you warm also boots. Can’t seem to keep my feet warm the older I get 😂

[@ethanchandler7097]

Fantastic video! Have you done any similar videos showing how poor bank fishermen like me can try to catch shad?

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

I got a video in the works for exactly that coming soon, maybe a whole series on bank fishing which is something we haven't done yet

[@ethanchandler7097]

@@nauticalpridesportfishing8213 oh hell yes!! Can’t wait for that!

[@whiskerdreams7146]

Very good info... Good fishing..

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thanks I appreciate that!

[@WindowLicker454]

Would you apply the same thought process during hotter months just in reverse?

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Bait during the summer depending on where you are in the country, lake or river can very quite a bit. If we're talking about gizzard shad specifically they are typically limitless in rivers as there not confined by there environment, becoming proficient with your electronics will really help you out alot. In lakes it's a little different because you have to contend with the thermocline

[@WindowLicker454]

@@nauticalpridesportfishing8213 Well I'm fishing mainly the Rappahannock around hicks landing, wasnt doing so well with cast nets so I got a gill net. Works well for me but i guess as it starts to get colder i may be forced to learn to throw a net better lol

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Ah ok your local, yeah that stretch can be slightly tougher for gizzards sometimes because there isn't as many places to stretch your net as there is further down the river. Gill nets can be sank in deeper water if your not having much luck with a cast net by adding floats to your top line

[@zackmurray6107]

Once again Adam great video. Enjoy the lessons.

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thanks buddy I greatly appreciate that

[@kensmith8997]

One thing to keep in mind is that water is it's heaviest (denser) at 39 degrees, so the coldest water may not be at the bottom during winter, it may be the warmest

[@gearaltpreston5192]

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[@richs2457]

Very good video

[@nauticalpridesportfishing8213]

Thank you!