Run and Gun Jumbo Perch

Jason Mitchell joins Dave Genz in northeast South Dakota's Glacial Lakes Country where the anglers discuss the advantages of using tungsten jigs and how to quickly break down water to find roaming schools of perch.
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[@MrKokemachine]

Solid tips, dudes! Lots of nice jumbos. I'm going to have to try some of those tiny tungsten jigs.

[@JasonMitchellOutdoors]

Thanks for the view!

[@PRN-Life]

Now i really Like this Channel ! Solid tips and Info ! / Paul Roger Nilsson -North Sweden

[@davem.5724]

Nice video, Especially like the underwater camera filming.

[@samimarkkanen5756]

Greetings from Finland !! You have very nice equipment to fish with. Please make video of them.

[@springpistonriflefeverlone9611]

Take me I want to go. I've been out twice and skunked both times.

[@jkuzma2940]

The guy keeps throwing the fish back into the lake instead of into a frying pan. WTH? Yellow Perch are DELICIOUS!

[@JasonMitchellOutdoors]

+JG KU we agree and love eating perch. We already had fresh perch in the fridge and didn’t need any more. We just keep them as we need them.

[@davidsimmons8267]

Those have got to be about the most expensive fish ever ! How did we ever catch perch with a Kastmaster a sweedish pimple and a perch eye !

[@julies1ify]

Those are some damn hoggs ! You had yourself a smorgasbord

[@jasperrybinski7592]

when was this filmed?

[@JasonMitchellOutdoors]

February 2016

[@cbarlage]

Tungsten is not more heavy than lead. a 1/4 oz of tungsten weighs the same as 1/4 oz of lead. Tungsten is more dense than lead.

[@ZenithPlaysGame]

Chris Barlage weight is a measure of density compared to volume not just density lol. A pound of bricks is as heavy as a pound of feathers.

[@cbarlage]

Lukas Leciejewski where did I say it was only density? I said tungsten is more dense than lead not more heavy and I believe I used your comparison already.

[@ZenithPlaysGame]

Chris Barlage so Bricks aren't heavier than feathers? 😂

[@cbarlage]

Lukas Leciejewski a pound of bricks is heavier than a half pound of feathers. It's all relative to the amount. Just to say that something is more heavy is not an explanation. If you take a 1/80th oz tungsten jig and a 1/80 oz lead jig it's the same. I.e. if you relate those to size in comparison and not weight the tungsten jig will be heavier as it's more dense and take less tungsten to make it weight the same as a larger lead jig. To simply say it's more heavy is wrong as it's all relative to its mass. So does one brick weight more than a feather sure. does that mean a brick is heavier than a feather well I guess 1 pound of bricks is heavier than a 1 oz feather sure. But by saying that doesn't mean bricks are more heavy than feathers the material is more dense and it takes less brick material than feathers to weight the same.

[@cbarlage]

Using and example like you did shows your lack of understanding of what I'm saying. I have a lead walleye jig that is heavier than my panfish tungsten jig. Does that mean lead is heavier then? Weight is a measurement of one thing being heavier than the other. Example 2 pounds is heavier than 1. But when it takes less of one material to equal the weight of a different material it is because of its density and makeup Thant caused that not because it's heavier. Example you can have a 1/4 oz tungsten jig that is the same physical size as a 1/80oz lead jig. Physically the tungsten is heavier because the material is more dense. But physically one weights more. But that's not to say that one material weights more than the other. It's the matter of using the correct terms to explain. If you don't get that than I don't know how else to explain it. If tungsten is truly heavier than lead than how much does tungsten weigh compared to lead? It's like saying that steel is heavier than aluminum. Water is heavier than air. A cup of tungsten is heavier than a cup of lead because tungsten is a more dense material not a heavier one. As is such I am done explaining. Have a great day. Sorry Jason for dragging down a great video of a great day on the ice.

[@Jhon-zm7pc]

How come you don't keep them ?

[@idigau2]

Don't you know perch are good eating?