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Thank you. Yep, it floats, and the netting matterial is more like a rubberized material, so it makes it easy to remove the hook, if the fish slosh around and get all tangled in the net. The only downside that I have found is it is a bit difficult to net good sized pike (it is around 18" across). www.basspro.com/shop/en/offshore-angler-wading-net

Thank you. The bite is starting to really kick in here.

Thank you. I will have some better content (well, bigger baas) coming out in a few weeks. I have a prety big backlog of videos right now.

That was a big surprise. It took me 23 minutes to get it in (I cut out several minutes).

Thank you. Some of the streams here are as low as I have ever seen them. They do tend to concentrate in the deeper holes. I am really looking forward to the fall bite.

Thank you

It really is. I have a major river (The Great Miami River) that runs through my property, that I typically fish stretches of). This is a small creek I just started fishing this year, had no idea just how good it was. Also has some big largemouth (which is a bit odd for Ohio creeks).

@@smyersfishingadventures There's several good streams and rivers in my native northeast Iowa that are good for smallmouth bass fishing as well.

Thank you. I subscribed to your channel. Nice size and great variation on your catches.

@@smyersfishingadventures thank you bro! That means a lot, I’ll definitely be tuning into your vids, I love the creek and river action 👌👍

Thank you. I subbed to you as well. I will check out some of your videos.

Thank you. It is a good spot. Kind of unusual for this area, tends to have better largemouth than smallmouth.

Thank you. It was a bit of a surprise, I was pretty far south.

Thank you. The pike was a bit of a surprise.

yes

Thank you, I subbed back.

@@smyersfishingadventures I appreciate that thanks!

No, I am good.

Thank you. I saw your post on facebook, that was an awesome catch (still can't comment or post on Facebook).

Thank you. That is a good smallmouth out of the Stillwater. It is pretty low, but not bad.

Thank you. I have noticed that as well. I think it is a combination of me, and my camera. I have been having some issues with it.

Thank you. That was a nice surprise. I had fished part of that section before, but only caught a few smaller ones..

North of Dayton

@@smyersfishingadventures oh cool. I fish the gmr also but down here in the Trenton and Hamilton area.

Think I caught the same big smally on the northbound 75 piling. I think the big ones taste better. I put the little ones back grow up. Love those big fillets.

@@Rhaze99 Cool story

I just post my videos on TH-cam. I would suggest getting a kayak (since most areas are private land), it makes it so much easier.

@@smyersfishingadventures got it! I see you use mostly top water is that the best option ? Kinda a rhetorical question

@@smyersfishingadventures also I might buy a kayak this week where do you recommend me entering from ?

@@fourteenth. It is really just a preference thing for me. I think most people prefer to use tubes, soft plastics (crawfish), jigs for smallmouth. Earlier spring and later in the fall I prefer to use swimbaits and spinnerbaits

Definately. Nice meeting you too.

The full video has a much better slow motion view of the bass. It was a huge largemouth. th-cam.com/video/Fbig3L6fg50/w-d-xo.html

I couldn't believe it, my second cast. I took some screenshots of it, almost positive it was a largemouth.

Thank you. I just checked out those 2 videos. That is a crazy amount of pike. Pike are really hit or miss here this time of year, but really start to get more active closer to fall.

I am not familiar with the dam on the Greenville

@@smyersfishingadventures the Greenville falls is what I'm referring to

@@cobblegilll ~15 miles

@@smyersfishingadventures north or south. And thanks. Looks like a great spot

@@cobblegilll West

It does.

When I was a kid I would use Wheatie dough balls for them. They could not turn them down.

Thank you. I fish from just north of Dayton to just below Indian Lake. Tipp, Troy, Piqua and Sidney have multiple locations/parks, bridges that are easy access, they get a lot of pressure right in town, but if you either float down or paddle up river you can find some excellent spots in each locatin.

Thank you. I always waded until a couple years ago, but with a kayak you can pretty much go anywhere (river, stream, lake).

@@smyersfishingadventures yes exactly, reach those hard to get to spots.

Thank you. I had only fished Greenville where it runs in to the Stillwater, never above there. I have a crazy big smallmouth on a video I will be posting in a week or so from Greenville (it was 20"+). It threw the hook right at the kayak when it jumped,, but destroyed a Whopper Plopper. The Stillwater was really low last time I went over. I will probably be going to Greenville again tomorrow, so I will check the Stillwater.

Thank you. I just subscribed to your channel. Yu have a lot of great catches/big fish.

@@smyersfishingadventures thank you. Glad you liked it.