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Thanks for watching, Todd. Tight lines!

Thanks for your comment and opinion. We typically used Boga's for removing the hooks and getting muskie from the net, into the boat. So do a lot of muskie guides that I know. Once they are in the boat, we gill grab them. We don't use Chinese lip grippers. I know a lot of people have opinions on Bogas saying they break jaws, etc. Typically, people that say those things have never used them. Real Boga grips swivel 360 degrees with the fish making it impossible to injure the muskies jaws. We have released thousands of fish and they all swim off strong. I don't use gloves, and I can assure you that I am a man. I spent 4 years in the Marine Corps, 24 years in the Army reserves, and served in 2 combats zones.

@freedomfishing4903 Heck Yeah, Thats what it's all about! Thanks for watching man!

@@baddffish4969 Appreciate that, thanks for watching! 🎣

@@pelissiergene thanks Geno!

@YFAwithTodd thanks for watching Todd! Yes, they definitely like ambushing right at the size of the boat when you least expect it! 🤣

@davidgrove481 Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment on my video. That's actually my best friend's boat and not mine. Sorry that it caused you some emotional disdain. I served 28 years in the military, in two different branches of service, and did two combat tours serving our beautiful country. Quite frankly that's the beauty of freedom of speech and expression. We can all make our own decisions of who to vote for and who we support. And I support that 100%.

@FishingWithBadger First of all, I'd like to thank you for your service!! Honestly, I didn't want to discredit your video. Who catches 7 nice muskies in Ohio in a single day?!!! That's awesome man!!! Just tired of all the divide in this Country :/ Seems like everyone has to make a statement everywhere they go these days, and it's just not helpful, is all. It's like running a business with a political sign in your window. Just not great for business. You guys rock as fisherman and thank you again for your service, seriously :)

@@davidgrove481 David, thanks for your reply. I really try to stay out of political interactions, it's not something that I talk about much. I understand where you are coming from though, and I appreciate your input and explanation on the matter. It is everywhere, and all around us. It's just like you were saying and it's hard to miss stuff being crammed down our throats every day. I just enjoy spending most of my time getting away from everything especially all the distractions in life and going out and spending the day fishing. That's why most the time I'm out there fishing alone in my kayak, there is really nothing more peaceful! Thanks again for watching and I apologize if I did something that offended you. I hope you have a great day and thanks again for watching!

@@FishingWithBadger Well said, and I just subscribed to your channel 😉 Just purchased a pdl kayak myself, and the feeling is awesome out on a lake with my son :)

@@davidgrove481 Thanks so much for subscribing David. Very cool, let me know how you like the pdl. I have been eyeing up a Bonafide RVR119 Kayak for the river and small creeks. My kayak is pretty heavy, so it would be nice to get something much lighter that I can load and unload myself without a boat ramp. Good luck in your kayaking adventures with your son. Tight lines!

Thanks for watching Geno. Glad you liked the colors!

@jamesathendune9026 Thanks so much for subscribing. I'll bet Lake of the Woods has some amazing fish. It's funny, I used this same setup when I was younger, fishing for King Mackerel off of the piers in North Carolina. We used two rods. A spinning rod as an anchor line with a shower curtain hook, and a bait caster with a rubber band, and a live bluefish. It worked great too.

@@Steaksauce91 I would imagine good especially in the pools below the dams if you could get there. I would love to try that with cut bait. I lost a monster from shore about 20 years ago.

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Yeah it is. I’ve had a couple that were buried that had to be removed. One came out my fingernail. 😆

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@psu4life2000 Usually, 4.1 to 5.5 MPH depending on wind, water temps, and lures that you're using. Yep, typically 20-25 feet back. Big bodies of water you would run them out and back alot further usually.

Thanks for watching, I’ll have to check out the necklace mount.

@@pelissiergene Thanks Geno! They must have been hungry that day! It was a fast and furious 5 hours… 😂

@@YFAwithTodd Thanks Todd, appreciate that! 🎣

Really Appreciate that, thanks for watching! 🎣

@YFAwithTodd Hey, thanks for watching Todd. There are some nice ones in there, especially closer to the dams. Just tough getting close to the dam. Haha. Water was a little murky but once it clears it will be even better. Funny those little ones were chowing down on that 3" and 4" baits. Thanks again.

@@Fljeep18 Thanks for watching. 😂 Yes they were all really small. There are some big ones in there though. We just headed there after work for two hours before dark.

@jasonchavis6414 I myself use the GoPro Quick App on my I-Phone it allows me to control multiple cameras right on my phone. If you do not have the Quick App on your phone, you can either pick up a wireless remote gopro.com/en/us/shop/mounts-accessories/the-remote/ARMTE-003.html Or set your back camera to accept voice commands.

@jasonchavis6414 Thanks for your questions. You will have to stop your cameras periodically when running continuous power. I stop mine every hour, because if not then the files will be too big to open. I also stop them sometimes when I catch a fish, so the footage is easier to find. I run a 256 GB SD card, so I can get 8 hours + recording time on 1080P. With the firmware setting you can still run batteries or external power. You will have to be careful with future firmware updates as sometimes they will wipe out your continuous addon and you will have to reinstall it.

Thanks for your question. That’s a pretty cool idea. In Pennsylvania I have not ran into any heat problems yet, and I run them on average for 8 hours on a trip. I could not vouch for somewhere like Florida where the temperatures are allot higher. If someone runs this setup down south and would like to add their experiences with the 3BR housing, then that would be great!

i have heard it overheats due to internal battery.. if u are running external battery it does not overheat. i'm not sure this is true but this is what i heard watching other videos.

@@miamiwax5504 I ran two today 94 degrees and miserable with no wind. I had one of the two overheat after 6 hours or so run time. I shut it off for an hour and then ran it for a few more hours before quitting. That’s the first time I had an issue but I could see it being a problem for longer filming in hotter temperatures.

That was Porter's cove.

They are pretty awesome birds. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for your question. It's a Hobie Pro Angler 14 (360 drive)

Great video.

@@mrbautista773 Thanks so much for watching, really appreciate it.

Thanks Geno!👍🍻

Thanks Todd, I appreciate that. Thanks for watching!