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@JustlivingSerg It's a "scent" called Bait Fuel. I say "scent" because it doesn't really smell like anything, but it was developed and tested in a lab to appeal to the fish's senses. I often put it on when it's a slow day or when fish are following my lures but not biting. Gets you a few more bites in my opinion!

@ cool man thanks for the tip !

@JustlivingSerg no problem dude. Tight lines!

It is this time of year. I pretty much stop fishing it once it opens back up to the big boats, but the trout are usually willing eaters. Some days you might have to dial them in a little better but I typically do well with the baits in the description!

@cuivre2004 the Bigrig is a sick boat! You'll get more speed and reliability out of the new drive too!

@@bigfishbucketlist Yeah- my Coosa was a 2017, so I was somewhat of a beta tester for the drive and the steering system. I have two of the first version drives (gray in color) and lowers, but the last several years I relies on the e-Drive and then a Torqeedo mostly.

@cuivre2004 I had a 2017 Coosa too. That was my first Jackson. I loved that boat, but it definitely had some steering issues. The drive treated me well but I did have to add a bunch of grease to it once it started making noises. Think I might get another Coosa someday with the new drive

@@bigfishbucketlist I see Jackson cut $150 off the Mark IV drives to replace the old with.

@@cuivre2004 perfect time to get an upgrade!

@@Just_Josh-M forgot to pack my boots that day!

@EnderDragonGamerz02 up north you can fish horsetooth and Carter. The latest cold snap has iced it up however so it'll be a few weeks before they become kayakable again. You could also head down to southern CO to pueblo and Navajo.

@ddubbz1979 I would definitely recommend. Since this video, Jackson has reinforced the seat and upgraded its steering on the Knarr. So pretty much I have no complaints!

@bigfishbucketlist that's great. I may be moving into one from a Native Titan. So it's gotta be solid. Had to ask.

@ddubbz1979 what don't you like about the Titan? I haven't been in one but they look legit! Only problem I could see with those was the amount of water in the hull

@@bigfishbucketlist I love the Titan. But the Knarr checks off some things that I wish the Titan had going on. I may upgrade to the X. But I love the set up of the Knarr for my style of fishing and some of the features and layout.

@brandondietz3384 I went today and the bite was insane! They were a little picky but then I figured out that they'd eat the green pumpkin tube jig. Caught around 20 with 5 or 6 over 20 inches. Each time the wind picked up they bit harder. Everything was on the north side. Good luck!

@ thanks for the advice. I usually just throw spoons. And troll. Deep runners. Raps. And always get skunked

@colobisman6132 this time of year can be fire especially if you can get off the bank and find those fish!

@victorposey1388 still running strong!

@ interested in selling one?

Thanks for the support!

@michaelengelstad2055 that's hard to say. They were all over in different depths from shallow to deep. Historically, it usually seems like the bigger fish will move out to around 40 to 60 feet of water.

@@kevinbachus5887 thanks dude!

Appreciate it!!

Any day on the water is a good day, but when you catch em and you throw n a few bigs then it cant be beat!

@@flyfishingfool2011 💯 had a blast out there!

@@mattflanjrfishing I hear yah. I might go back next spring. Still have to get a giant wiper crossed off my bucket list!

@whatmynamemitch I haven't ever fished Trinidad this time of year. However, I'd try out shad immitating topwaters like walking baits and whopper ploppers. And I always do well throwing a Texas rigged craw down there. Ned rig and a dropshot would also be tied on if i went tomorrow.

@@bigfishbucketlist Yeah I went with Ned rigs and drop shot and thats whar did the trick. Caught a couple bass and a few bows. Thanks!

Good times dude! We'll have to do it again sometime!

Sounds good dude! This time of year I really start focusing more on trout fishing. Hoping to hit south park a time or two before hitting horsetooth and Carter once the ramps close to the big boats. Might also hit up Boyd in November too. Usually do pretty good for multispecies around Thanksgiving

@bigfishbucketlist sounds good man! I'll be in touch. Got on some nice rainbows last night and a channel cat.

For sure! Looking forward to getting out with you later today!

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@@VelocityFishing-v1x the white bass will be schooled up and hitting topwater this time of year. Especially look for them around dawn or dusk. For crappie, I would check at the pumphouse and in the boat slips at the marina. Crappie jigs under a slip bobber is my go to!

@@bigfishbucketlist thank you so much! I appreciate you!

@@03jhemi a couple cracks developed under the seat so jackson gave me this one as a warranty

@fishingcolorado I can't wait for cooler temps and hotter bites! It's been a bit tougher for me lately too!

@fishing24seven777 thanks dude!

@@Minsalty209 LOL! Thanks!

On Chatfield I usually stick to the south side of the lake since it's a no wake zone!

@@bigfishbucketlist thank you. Will check out the south side.

@@IMjustAGirlInTheWorld1983 yeah a little bit of a drive from that one!

@@ToddRahm thanks dude!

@@volcem1 I hear yah! I should have bent out my hooks more. I bent them out in between trips, went back out there, and had a way better hook up percentage!