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@@goodcitizen64 , Thank you for joining us! 👍🙂🎣⛄

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

Keith, Thank You! It's nice when you get the "save." The Kayak has its challenges for sure and some advantages. I chased him in some 20" water and circled back through it to get him loose at the end of that point.

​@@ben2fish Ben, you're welcome! Thank you so much for joining us! 🙂🎣⛄

Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! Tight Lines!

@@bradleydodrill4820 , Thank you! It gets your blood pumping for sure.

@@DaveCox-ri4ni Dave, Thank you Sir! 🙂🎣⛄

@@boater18281 Dan, Thank you for your kind comment and encouragement. Attached to my leg is a kill switch that also tethers me to the kayak. When I added an electric motor to my setup I felt like it was essential to add it. Thanks for watching! Tight Lines!

@@Fishing-Kayak Thank you for the comments and for watching! I was pleased with the boards. They are game changers when fishing for Stripers. Tight Lines!

@@charlesraiford9061 , You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

@@keithbradley612 , Keith, Thank you Sir! It was awesome to see and hear it that close. I'm glad the camera was facing that side and got the action.

@@keithbradley612 , Keith, Thank you Sir! Thanks for watching!

@@xarrow81 , Thank you!

@@DaveCox-ri4ni , Thank You Brother!

Found your channel yesterday & watched several more of your trips. I’m 77 years old and have done some Rocket Shad catches in Tn & Ky years ago. You got me fired up. It’s time to dig out the tackle. Tried two yaks about 12 years ago on my toad behind my MH. Gave up on them pretty quick. Lately been now studying pontoon air yaks for their Light weight for RV. Awesome channel! Be safe. Are you catching your own bait?

@@boater18281 , Awesome! Thank you so much for your comments and for watching! I purchase my bait from Chris's Bait Shop in Anderson, SC. It's pretty tough to throw a cast net from a kayak. I fish one day a week, so I want to make every minute count toward chasing Stripers. I trailer my kayak when fishing locally and cartop it on my toad behind the RV when traveling. I use a hitch mounted deer hoist from Amazon to get my Kayak on the roof of my Wrangler Unlimited. Next time I load it up I'll try to make a video of the setup.

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@@jackbecker2946 , Thank you Sir! I appreciate your encouragement!

@@calloftheoutdoors8941 Thank you!

@@darlenedeyoung6496 Thank you! 🙂🎣⛄

@@mtnguyen1696 , Thank you. I no longer get my oxygen tank refilled. It became too much of a hassle to find suppliers to refill the tank. I now exchange my 20 cubic foot empty tank for a full tank. The steel tanks are about 10 pounds heavier than the aluminum. I do this at welding supply shops. Currently, I exchange my empty tank at Gas and Supply for under $10. The shop exchanged my aluminum tank for a steel tank. Let me know if this helps you.

@@fishingwithpastormurray I may just get another battery operated pump for the air stone. Any downside to that và real oxygen?

@@mtnguyen1696 , It's tough to keep Blueback Herring and Trout alive in a 30 quart bait tank, especially during hot weather. Oxygen along with ice bags work well for me. But, I've also had some luck using the nano air stone along with the airlift pump and Ziploc bags filled with frozen water. Also, the oxygen helps keep the bait very active.

@@mtnguyen1696, Thank you! I have the advantage of fishing early in the week when there is minimal boat traffic.

@@letun3481 , Thank You!

@@keithbradley612 , Awesome! Thank you Brother!

@@DaveCox-ri4ni , Amen! Thank you Brother!

@@charlesraiford9061 , Thank you Sir! I'm in SC, but I fish out from both the SC and GA sides. Three places that I know of to purchase Trout. Year round is the Lake Hartwell Outdoor Center. Seasonal is the BaitHouse in Hartwell and Chris's Bait in Anderson SC

Thank you so much for the concern. I chose these boots because they are loose and come off easy. It was my concern as well, so I purchased oversized boots to wear in cold or cooler weather. Tightlines my Friend!

Awesome! Thank you for watching. Here is a link to the TH-cam Video on how I setup my trolling motor in case you haven't viewed it. th-cam.com/video/1qyjzW9zexc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mzA2VNeul_Z9htma

Chris, Thank you! Yes, Chris's Bait Store is in Anderson SC

Dave, Thank you! It was fun 🙂🎣⛄

Bradley, Thank you! Good day on the water! Lots of fun! 🙂🎣⛄

Bradley, Awesome! Thank you so much. Since the video was published, I've shortened the shute to about 4”. Also, I remove the shute leaving the filter attached to the shute to rinse out the scales in the lake water. The shute slides on and off a lot easier than the filter.

Thank you so much! 🙂🎣⛄

Yes Sir! Thank you Brother!

Hi Jim, Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words. The vocals are actually my wife singing. I thought "Deeper In the Hole" would make a good theme song for my Channel. To answer your questions: Concerning small weights to take the bait deeper. I don't use lead weights, but sometimes I use up to three red glass beads ranging in size from 1/4" to 3/8" diameter. I prefer to used faceted glass beads from Hobby Lobby. The beads serve multiple purposes: first, as a line stop against the planer board pigtail swivel. Second, two or three glass beads will rattle against each other as the bait swims (especially for Herring). Third, they add some weight. As a rule of thumb, I set the length of line behind the planer board equals the water depth that I am fishing. Also, the bait should be above the Stripers line of sight. Concerning the Clicker: I'll try to get in a habit to set it to the off position after a fish is on. There's a lot going on when a Striper is on. I'm hard of hearing, so the Clicker is important, especially when I have two rods behind me. Distance between a complete Zig and Zag cycle is approximately 70 yards. But it varies based on speed and conditions. If I'm going against current, I may not be covering much distance at all. Also, I vary speed, distance and depth (height of the wave) of the ZigZag. Also, pausing for a minute or so is a good technique. I've had lots of striper runs when I'm baiting a hook and the other three lines are not moving. So, the pause is an effective technique. Thanks for the questions! Good Luck! God Bless You and Yours! Pastor Murray

Thank you Keith!

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Thank you! No, I power my graph with a separate 18amphour AMG battery that I had before adding the trolling motor. It works well. I would go with an 18amphour LiFePo battery for the weight factor. This is a link to what I recommend. NERMAK 12V 18Ah Lithium LiFePO4 Deep Cycle Battery, 2000+ Cycles Lithium Iron Phosphate Rechargeable Battery for Solar Power, UPS, Lighting, Marine, Scooters, Fish Finder and More, Built-in 20A BMS a.co/d/5xqQKBy

Thank you!

@@jldj5000 You are welcome!

Thank You Dave! See you on the water soon!

They drove me insane today 😆 I can still hear them

Awesome! Thank you so much!

@@fishingwithpastormurray You're welcome! :)

Thanks, I'll check and see what the issue is. Thanks for letting me know.

@@fishingwithpastormurray sent you a message via messenger. No spam or Nigerian email scams 😆

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Keith, Thank you! I'll keep trying for that Big'un. Your 24# is nothing to sneeze at. It's definitely tougher to get them out of the trees in that part of the lake. Glad that you had a good trip to Charleston. Tightlines Friend!

No, I don't.

No, the Vapor 10 does not have a standard anchor mount hole pattern to attach the Newport motor mount to.

Hi Boone, Yes, I would limit it to just two lines. Let me know how you do. Tight Lines!

Keith, Awesome! Great day of fishing for you two! Thanks for watching! 🙂🎣⛄

Thank you! 🙂🎣⛄

Thank you! I run the trout 20 to 30' behind the place board. Rule of thumb is same as water depth. No weights, just hook, swivel, and two 5/16 or 3/8 diameter glass beads. The beads act as somewhat of a weight.

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

Hey Pastor Murray! Your SGI friends Douglas and Tracy. Love that striper catch. Where were you? Looks just like Lake Lanier

@@douglaslapointe974 , Thank you so much! I was on the Savannah River Lake System. One of the Tailrace areas.