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You mention that your rope is 25 feet, however it looks longer once the boat extends out into the water. If your boat is about 19 feet, and your rope was 25 feet, the boat would not have extended that far into the water. Whats the true length of the rope & bungee?

Why is getting your feet wet a big deal? You're on water, and water is wet. Went into some lakes when it was cold enough to need a drysuit. Your feet still get wet. Don't understand why staying completely dry is such a point of pride. Just take your shoes off. Maybe I'm jealous because I probably couldn't master that skill. 😂

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Why not on a weekend. As a single boter i also have rights😮

Thanks. Looking for a video like this. Now one that brightens your lure…😮😮?

Nifty. Would it work on a beach?

What is that in the back of your boat that kept the boat in place by dropping?

Good video and I know this is a little off topic but One other point when putting in where ice can develop is to keep your safety chain hooked up until your close to the water because when fishing multiple days in a row bunks can become icy and boats have slid off trailers on steeper launch sites.

Now all I need is and extra $4k to spend on powerpoles

I do not recommend removing the strap before the boat is in the water. I did this once. Our ramps are pretty steep around here. My boat slid off the trailer halfway down the ramp. And I wasn't backing down the ramp very fast at all. Also, I have bunks, not rollers. So it doesn't really matter either way.

Very well done!

I solo launch all the time. This is not the ideal launch settings as most ramps are busy and most boats dont have power poles. I launch on a busy ramp away from the dock without getting wet. 5min launch. Maybe i should do a video.

Is this for the lv 32?

Well that's a $10 rope + $4000 powerpoles 😂 but I'll try it

Thank you!!

That's great if you have power poles but I'm not beaching my boat on a concrete ramp.

You are knock off , learn to fish nerd

Wish I had that five minutes of my life back. My ramps all have piers on either side. Just back down close, take a long rope from the boat to the pier, tie it off, get back in the truck, slide the boat off and go pull it over to the pier.

NOT a good idea to unhook your strap as you are backing down the ramp. Do this only when the boat is partially in the water. Please don't follow this guys advice. Many boat bunks are slippery and your boat will absolutely slide off on the ramp if you don't keep it strapped. Trust me on this!

Very helpful video. Do you have a video where you go over your basic settings?

I"d lose the bungee before losing my boat. those things are made in China and that boat is heavy..........SNAP!

Good advice!

Thanks for your video and time

Bring some one it's safer

Only works if you have power poles or a dock to tie off to....

brilliant

Good video. Recovery is the hard part without getting your feet wet. Especially when you’re in a vehicle that’s not a pickup truck.

whats that thing that came down in the back?

Generally good info but #1 - why in the world would you use your truck to pull the boat in as opposed to bring it in by hand? #2 - Busy boat ramp or not, this method doesn't change. If you want to launch, you're alone, and the ramp is busy, what choice do you have? Go ahead and launch. If I'm the 3rd in line then I'll offer to help you. #3 - Bringing the bow up onto the concrete ramp is not acceptable at all. July or February, I'd rather get my feet wet than have the bow sitting on a roughly-finished ramp. Power pole the boat out a little farther, keep a bow line secured on shore (an anchor sitting on the ramp would work), then bring her in by hand when you're ready to board. But, no, never have your boat sitting on that ramp... ugh.

and then that anchor on the back of your boat cost like 3k lol

10 bucks before Biden was put into office. 10,000 bucks now

Great video! I fish by myself and this is such a great idea and definitely makes it easier when launching.

are you sure that will help you see your bait/lure hit the water i think that adjustment is for getting a more accurate depth reading When you changed the setting in the video it changed the depth on your graph

Great Video for launching solo. Another idea is to attach directly to the boat and tie the other end to a "tie down hook" in your truck. If you have a ramp with a dock that you can parallel , you could tie off on a cleat at the dock instead of your truck and just bump the boat off your trailer.

I've been doing it that way all my life. How did people not figure this out as soon as they got a boat? You don't need two people to launch a boat.

Im from Austin. Know Pace Bend Ramp well. I live on Lake Austin below Travis. A friend of mine has his boat at Sandy Creek Arm Marina near Volente. We used minows in the empty boat slips and caught a stringer full much like yours. It was February. This was about 6yrs ago. I want to go but the lake is so low. Not sure if the action will be good

only been there a few times. Really want to check out the back side of the lake but being on a kayak... Got a trolling motor now, maybe ill head out there next weekend if the weather gets better!

Nice!

Thanks for the tip

Those hybrid hunters are my go to baits year round. What kind of drone are you flying? I fly the mavic air 2 it pretty fun having it chase the boat for some cool shots

Another good vid! Maybe see you sometime in the next few months!

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!

How will prop turn in such shallow water ?

Happy Holidays!

I think you video is very informative. I have always bank fished. Never really on a boat!! I do have a kayak which is the closest I've been in water. Would be great to fish with you if there is ever a chance.

Great idea. But only for specific circumstances.

Nice video. I like the tip about making it run deeper by upsizing the bottom (and middle) jig head (s) if needed. Hadn’t thought of that. I’ve had really good luck on Ladybird using Storm Largo Shads on the A-Rig. They last a long time, and they have a little “tendon” on the tail that you can clip if you want more tail kick. Good to clip in warmer water so there’s just a bit more action. Another thing I do is I switch up the center swimbait for one that’s different than the rest. It can be a little different color, or just a larger size. I find it helps the bass “key” on that back, center swimbait, and 85% of the time they’ll hit that one. That’s good for a couple reasons…. 1)you get a more solid hookset since it’s a straight line to your rod tip… 2) it makes the A-Rig itself last longer, since the bass have less chance to bend it out of shape. Funny that you also use the Hogie heads, I have those on a couple of my A-Rigs and have been happy with them. Anyway, I hope you have an awesome day… and hopefully I can fish with ya sometime ! Andy

Thank you Tyler! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge for fishing Lake Travis. I will contact you one day soon to schedule a fishing trip with you. All the best brother! Henry

I had an old school Curado like that one that I accidentally left leaning on the truck as pulled away in the parking lot of Inner Space caverns.

One of the best i seen thanks a lot