Early springtime fishing finds us using the ultalights for trout and panfish. If you pay close attention in this video you'll see a variety of cool old combos being used. There's a Mitchell 308 rebuilt by Fred, a Penn 720z rebuilt by yours truly, and an old Daiwa Prolite PL100 sporting new bearings and carbontex drags. 8)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GbyHUXP4Bg (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GbyHUXP4Bg)
Mo,
Looks like you and Tank picked a good day to go fishing. Nice weather, and multiple species!
Nice crappie BTW.....
Not that "any" day fishing isn't good!!
Brett
looked like alot of fun!!!!! ;D
Great video. Dominick
Thanks guys! 8)
Looked like a lot of fun, I'm jealous you get out so much more often than I do. BTW, I think it was the third fish - the big crappie - I thought it was a bass until you picked it up. Nice fish!
Sid
Nice work!
....Lou
Good video. Couple of nice slabs in there. Always miss the spring crappie bite.
John
Thanks Sid, Lou, and John. Making videos is such a challenge. It would be easier if ya could just let the camera roll the whole time...but in the real world...that would require hours of editing. Not to mention a sack full of batteries. The solution is to turn the camera on when a fish bites. This works out fine most times...then there's those times it doesn't...like when I was horking a sammich and Marv hooked this nice bass. This happened the same day as that big crappie, but all I got was this still shot, and mustard on my shirt! :D Nice bass anyways Marv! 8)
Lite line fishing looks like tons of fun Mo. thank you for taking us along. I'm dying to go fishing.
Very cool Mo! You've been on AT for a short amount of time, but you've made a big splash.
Thanks for taking the time to film your adventure... many more to ya!
Stay fishy,
Dom
Great Video Mo.
Kudos Brother. ;)
Nice flick, Mo! Hard to beat a multi species trip like that. Crappie are by far the best tasting panfish. Fun to freak out someone unknowing when they watch 'em cooking and go to curling up in the fry pan. ;D