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@@TheFishingMommy thanks for the comment! Best of luck!

@@99problemsbutafishaintone29 thank you! Can’t wait, it’s such a beautiful & fun river.

@clancymcintyre3241 Cant give you the exact name. Hope you understand. Will say I live in central Pennsylvania and this is a tributary to the susquehanna.

@brendanlee8287 thanks Brendan, I didnt use a ramp actually, I used a creative access point

thanks for the comment and invite! really appreciate it! ill reach out to Kevin and get back to you.

@CrushGravel thanks for the comment. I absolutely run both yaks. For lakes ss127 clear winner For rivers I lean rvr but the ss127 puts up a great fight. The ss127 is significantly more comfortable for me for long days on the water. It also more stable. I currently use my truck bed to load the kayaks and that through hull storage for rods in the ss127 is a huge convenience. The ss127 is not as agile as the rvr and it's not close. If I had another complaint about the ss127 is the lines for the anchors are exposed and tend to be messy and get caught up. The rvr Is much more agile. I find it's fairly stable and okay on comfort but it's not on the level of the ss127. The through hull anchor lines is a huge benefit and functions really really well. It makes the Kayak feel well layed out and bigger than it is. It's also nice knowing If I do flip it, the anchor lines are safe and tucked away from snagging my foot/arm. The rvr is much easier to get in and out of than the ss127. And sometimes in a river boat you are doing that alot. I though the rvr would feel lighter and easier to move /load on the truck but it's really not a considerable difference. Also. I don't find the skeg on the rvr useful. Just my opinion. If I had to pick one believe it or not I go ss127. And I fish rivers 90% of the time. Do I wish I had my rvr in the faster moving water sections? Sure but the all day comfort, extra storage space, and stability just is hard to pass up. I think both are great kayaks and i run both with a torqeedo 1103. I don't regret either but I still think the ss127 is the best kayak bonafide has ever made.

@@shakeyhead0079 sure did! Thanks for your support! The tributaries in the spring are hot hot hot.

@user-xh5vr5xv6t Hey, My kayak is the bonafide ss127 My motor is the torqeedo 1103 AC I would agree that it Is very comfortable and very stable. The maneuvering is not as great as some other kayaks actually, but it's a trade off. If you want a stable kayak, sometimes that means losing some maneuverbility. I would recommend this set up, but it's going to run you close to $5,000. Buy once, cry once.

Last week of may

lancaster PA

Thanks for the comment. I did about 4 miles up/4 miles down that day and finished with about 39% left. I have only ever run out of battery on 1 trip and it was a 7 mile trip and the river was 3x the height of where I normally fish it. (And frankly would never fish it that high again)

Thx. I’m looking at doing a kayak build for the susky so I appreciate info

@@d-knight7019 happy to help! Stern mounted motors if single access, stern mounted anchor if doing floats is what I love to do. Good luck!

Hey BreazeFN, thanks for the comment. Unfortunately, i learned this spot from a friend so it's not my spot to share. I'd check the tributaries of the susquehanna near you and start there. I think most people would be surprised to find the monsters that live in creeks. Have fun, stay safe, and tight lines!

Damn man! I was in your spot and didn't even know! Did you see my shout out in the video description?

Thank you for dropping me in description. I always love seeing your videos. Let’s hit the water soon. Been too long!

That's a fair assessment, Cameron. I will say that even if I wanted to kill/eat smallmouth, which I don't, the juniata river is a catch and release, no harvest, river for smallmouth bass. You can "slay" the catfish, carp, sucker's if you want to eat em but m smallies are released for another day! As for the title, it's an ancient practice passed down by my ancestors called "click-bait" .

Right back at ya! Thanks man! We both grinding out here 💪

I'm 30 now. Can that be applied to my knees?

Thanks for the comment. One of us lives in lancaster and the other in camp hill area. Another hint: this is not a very secretive spot.

@@99problemsbutafishaintone29 always wanted to get the yak in the SUS, maybe this year. I live in the montgomeryville area

​@drewhil23 it's so worth it. My advice would be if you are trying a spot for the first time, wait for warm weather and low water levels. Susquehanna is beautiful and crazy productive. But she will also hurt you pretty badly if you don't respect her. Tight lines!

Hey man, Money is tight. I have started harvesting every smallmouth i have caught this year just to keep up.

Thank you!

Thank you!! Appreciate it! What do you have?

thanks brotha! much appreciated!

How much time you got buddy?

Thanks a bunch Noah! I do make it out that way several times a year! The "Connie" as i call it is an awesome creek!!!!

Thanks for the comment! I have fished a bit downstream from there, but on this day, there were some other anglers parked there. Im somewhat nervous im going to accidentally make my way to the artificial lure section and throw a nightcrawler! Do you know specifically the landmarks that the artifical lure section starts and ends?

Thanks for the comment! Wouls Love to have a 25" trout on the end of a line right now!

Thanks for the comment. With all due respect, i had no idea you'd gotten experimental surgery to have your balls removed

Hey Garett, Thanks for the comment. It depends on the fishery. For example, We are located in Central Pennsylvania. The vast majority of waters in this area there are common carp, and they have been here for hundreds of years, and the biologists believe they have reached equilibirum. Meaning, their current population is fine and is not growing or declining and is not impacting the other species. However, certain carp like silver carp in the Mississippi are absolutely invasive and problematic. The best advice i can give someone is to look at their individual state fishing website about the species there and what is invasive/ what should be done with certain species. In other words, a dead 10-20lb carp around here doesnt help or hurt us, so you can do what you want! I certainly dont have a use for a dead fish that size! So back it went!

Thanx for replying. I believe u ate right. I think maybe im thinking of asian carp tht are a mess here in bluemarsh near where i live.

Hey Jack, I dont regret the ss127 at all. Its super stable and VERY riggable. I think it depends on what water you fish. If theres faster white water portions, look at the shoalie or at the bonafide RVR. If its a slower deeper river and you plan to hit lakes as well, go with the ss127. I think you have great boats with either no matter how you end up!

thanks for the comment! Im sorry I dont understand. what is your question?

you can catch just about anything with the old Zman neds! Thanks for the comment.

Hayabusaba wide gap screw lock are some of my favs! I fish the susquehanna and the surrounding creeks! Thanks for the comment

@@99problemsbutafishaintone29 cool thank you! I grabbed some Owner twistlock light wire hooks today at cabela's they look like they should work well. Gonna give this weightless rig a try and see how it works. I'm hoping it causes less snags on the rocky boulder river bed. Any areas of the susquehanna you'd recommend to try? I've been driving over it for years and always wanted to fish it.

Thanks for your thoughts. I havent had any issues.

Hmmm will have to catch some more hybrids and compare! Thanks for the comment!

Thank you !

Hey Leo, Thanks for the comment. I live in lancaster PA. I primarily fish the susquehanna river more north of there thou!

you and your clients with a drop shot is deadly! fish cant say no!

Hey Joe, Im from Lancaster PA.

@99ProblemsButAFishAintOne im from Schuylkill County, we should plan a day and do some fishing. Keep the videos coming man, good stuff!!!

@@joekocher2604 thanks man! Im always down!

yeah you sure said it my guy. Salam Amiss kangaroo to you too.

Ill have to try that sometime! Thanks

Hey Ray. Thanks for the comment! The lure was primarily a 3.8" keitech fat swing impact in a electric shad color. The rod i use is a 7'1" medium fast st croix victory spinning Reel is abu garcia revo x