THE GOAT does it again! Elias knows how to lock in the pattern for finding BIG fish. i know this takes time, but few other anglers have the feel for it like EV. Good work man!
That was a TANK of a rainbow. Elias is one hell of a fisherman. You know you have game when you can catch fish in as many different locations as elias fishes.
Kroc spoons have been my favorite lure for many years. I always added a swivel to it to help stop line twist on spinning reels. So many types of fish go for it. Silver for all around fishing, gold for redfish in FL. And yes, I always crush the barbs too! Miss my saltwater fishing days.
Those vertical jigged lakers man... it never gets old! Thanks for the post, living vicariously through this for my upstate fix! Always great to see you back in the northeast!
I literally just saw a picture of a sea lamprey attached to a Striper in a tributary off of Chesapeake Bay here in Maryland. From what someone said, our Department of Natural Resources says that they are native to the northern hemisphere
I have just recently subscribed to your page. I have not gone through all your past videos but I was wondering if you do have a video showing the setup you have on your kayak
I'm heading to NC to look for property in two weeks. I'm bringing a 10lb outfit to mess around on the fishing piers. Kroc is definitely going into the tackle bag. Maybe a few swimbaits too.
Hey for a lot of people those are fish of a lifetime! Man I feel you on the wind, caught an epic brown off a river yesterday in high wind and similar flood water conditions going through Yellowstone right now. Was super surprised by it.
That spoon goes deeper than most, and works perfect when you need that. I lost my last one in northern Minnesota a week ago. It had been the 'hot' bait until something big hit it high and cut the line.
I wonder if I could get some of the Kroks here in Germany. We have quite an array of bigger flutter spoons from comapnies in country but especially lots from Scandinavia, like the Blue Fox stuff. I like to use the bigger ones for pike here, mostly. But they basically catch everything.
I use the ones that look like perch colors. Caught tons of pike with them. I love that they don’t dive as deep as some of the other brands of spoons. Helps me glide above the weeds
I grew up using the cast master spoon and feel the same way about it. I imagine they would both have similar results but I've caught just about everything on a cast master
If those are the invasive “sea lamprey” , they are delicious eating. It’s actually a delicacy in Europe. In Portugal, they make a traditional sea lamprey stew with fresh lamprey, marinated and cooked at its own blood and served over rice . It’s amazing . Maybe a lamprey catch and cook ? 😉
Too bad they no longer make the Kroc in the 6 and 8 ounce version as they were great baits for striped bass in the fall in NJ when herring are present.
That rainbow was huge! I inherited a tackle box full of old lures I look forward to using them up as the best way to honor the old fisherman who gave them to me. Nothing in my waters pull like your catch today except catfish. ;-)
@@kingfishone2345 I have some plugs so old they glow in the dark from the radium and a 1930's book that has great tips on all types of fishing. I have hoarded fishing gear all my life and will keep a few pre-1960 plugs. The bucktails, old jointed minnows, and Rebels I'll use for the experience of the fish I catch. I rarely lose lures when fishing these days, but again using Dad's or Grandad's lures is what they wanted me to do.
Barbs are so big on crocodile spoons you might actually get a better hookset with the Barb pinch down especially when using light line with a soft tip.
It appeared that the Lakers were quite a bit leaner this season than the ones caught last year. Lampreys made an unwelcome appearance as well. Wonder if they work as cut-bait?
Them lampreys are good bait here in uk ,, pike love em also other fish including sea fish as cut bait loads of blood in them ,, im sure cats would take them .
They used to sell 1 oz silver crock spoon with white fur treble hooks that was the best spoon I ever used 15 Spanish mackerels from the jetties in an hour badass lure but can't find it anymore!
grab some white bucktail and tie your own hooks for 'em, that's what I do. Just wrap a single layer of thread around the hook shank, and then layer on bucktail as you see fit. Put a little epoxy on the wraps when you're done and you're golden
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THE GOAT does it again! Elias knows how to lock in the pattern for finding BIG fish. i know this takes time, but few other anglers have the feel for it like EV. Good work man!
That was a TANK of a rainbow. Elias is one hell of a fisherman. You know you have game when you can catch fish in as many different locations as elias fishes.
Kroc spoons have been my favorite lure for many years. I always added a swivel to it to help stop line twist on spinning reels. So many types of fish go for it. Silver for all around fishing, gold for redfish in FL. And yes, I always crush the barbs too! Miss my saltwater fishing days.
I toured the factory in Hood River where they make these many years ago. Classics still do it !
Kroc's are king here in the Catskill Mountains and the finger lakes. All the tackle shops carry them. Great video!! 👍🏻
We use these a lot on the surf in SoCal
Good old Kroc, Little Cleos are pretty good too...
Those vertical jigged lakers man... it never gets old! Thanks for the post, living vicariously through this for my upstate fix! Always great to see you back in the northeast!
giant rainbow awesome job elias cant wait until your next trip to ny
There’s nothing more mesmerizing then seeing a fish slowly fade back into the depths
Classic lure. I love the video concept and the freshwater content. Keep it up
That first Rainbow was a beauty! 👍 🎣
Honestly I have the fishing confidence that anything you throw into the water will catch a fish. lol. Props to the channel.🤙
I literally just saw a picture of a sea lamprey attached to a Striper in a tributary off of Chesapeake Bay here in Maryland. From what someone said, our Department of Natural Resources says that they are native to the northern hemisphere
I have just recently subscribed to your page. I have not gone through all your past videos but I was wondering if you do have a video showing the setup you have on your kayak
A lot of the classics still work well. Kroc was always my favorite of the spoons.
got to take a trip up to the Adirondack state park and do some trout fishing up in some of those lakes.
I'm heading to NC to look for property in two weeks. I'm bringing a 10lb outfit to mess around on the fishing piers. Kroc is definitely going into the tackle bag. Maybe a few swimbaits too.
Beautiful fish and nice job with the lamp ray
What a big steelhead! I’ve never fished a kroc spoon but this my encourage me to use them!
I actually used those spoons through the ice at lake erie for walleye and caught numerous 7-9lb fish and big one was 10 1/2
Hey for a lot of people those are fish of a lifetime!
Man I feel you on the wind, caught an epic brown off a river yesterday in high wind and similar flood water conditions going through Yellowstone right now. Was super surprised by it.
That spoon goes deeper than most, and works perfect when you need that. I lost my last one in northern Minnesota a week ago. It had been the 'hot' bait until something big hit it high and cut the line.
I wonder if I could get some of the Kroks here in Germany. We have quite an array of bigger flutter spoons from comapnies in country but especially lots from Scandinavia, like the Blue Fox stuff. I like to use the bigger ones for pike here, mostly. But they basically catch everything.
good to hear that you crushed the barbs, I did that for years.
Still kills it in the Northeast. One of my top lures for Blues.
I use the ones that look like perch colors. Caught tons of pike with them. I love that they don’t dive as deep as some of the other brands of spoons. Helps me glide above the weeds
love crock spoons. have caught tons of salmon , trout and pike on them over the years. nice !
Going to French River, Ontario this summer. This is a very realistic swimming baby pike. Will be a great addition to the tackle box.
Kroc spoons are still one of the best for jigging big fish in the deeper lakes here in Montana, works on all species!
Awesome rainbow Elias, these finger lakes videos are the best, live 20 minutes from Cayuga,
I used them for reservoirs in New York for trout late 1970's and all through the 1980's. Worked nicely on early small mouth too.
Test the good old kastmaster they still work for me been using them since 1967
We use to throw those spoons from the beach in the NC Outer Banks when bigger bluefish where around in the olden days.
Boy I’ve missed the trout videos!!
You can also wrap them in newspaper and salt them and freeze them makes them tougher too
a tough day for you is like the best day ever for most of us. keep it going.
Keep dropping bangers bro 🎣
They're classics for good reason..they work. Another example is the Kastmaster spoon.
A favorite of those trolling for Coho Salmon in Puget's Sound.
that's a NICE buck rainbow! What a catch!
I grew up using the cast master spoon and feel the same way about it. I imagine they would both have similar results but I've caught just about everything on a cast master
If those are the invasive “sea lamprey” , they are delicious eating. It’s actually a delicacy in Europe. In Portugal, they make a traditional sea lamprey stew with fresh lamprey, marinated and cooked at its own blood and served over rice . It’s amazing . Maybe a lamprey catch and cook ? 😉
Some of the species are native but the only invasive one I know of is the sea lamprey that somehow got into freshwater, I’m not sure though
Aloha, used to use those for Spanish in Florida, and papio in Hawaii.
Great fishing for sure….
Enjoying your video from Oak Island,Nc
Crocs are definitely non native. Good stuff, E. You are good at finding them.
Awesome man. I gotta give this lure a try. It seems like some of the old school lures are still some of the best! Good stuff man.
Awesome stuff man! Much love from moorehead NC!
Too bad they no longer make the Kroc in the 6 and 8 ounce version as they were great baits for striped bass in the fall in NJ when herring are present.
I used to scrape the paint off the red and white daredevil spoons caught lots of strippers with them
Oops strippers lol
Dang autocorrect
Krocs were a SoCal staple when I was growing up.
That rainbow was huge! I inherited a tackle box full of old lures I look forward to using them up as the best way to honor the old fisherman who gave them to me. Nothing in my waters pull like your catch today except catfish. ;-)
Wouldn't be using antique lures,I collect them and you can NEVER replace them
@@kingfishone2345 I have some plugs so old they glow in the dark from the radium and a 1930's book that has great tips on all types of fishing. I have hoarded fishing gear all my life and will keep a few pre-1960 plugs. The bucktails, old jointed minnows, and Rebels I'll use for the experience of the fish I catch. I rarely lose lures when fishing these days, but again using Dad's or Grandad's lures is what they wanted me to do.
@@randystone4903 I'm su hate I did it
@@randystone4903 Sure they would be proud.Sold a creek chub wiggle fish for 500 bucks,sure hate I did it
@@kingfishone2345 whoa! Thank you! I'm retired living on a fixed income, I might have to check some values before I fish with them.
That first fish, the rainbow was a chunky guy. That’s a trophy where I’m at.
Cheers Nice video.
Where can you bye the lure youre using?
Notification Gang! Been waiting for this one!!
Barbs are so big on crocodile spoons you might actually get a better hookset with the Barb pinch down especially when using light line with a soft tip.
Rainbows have been suspended over much deeper water. Especially in your second spot where the wind blew you off. Lakers have been deep also. 90-120
Diggin the CPR Vaio!!!
They've never let me down
How do you like those jigging world replacement handles ?
Old school,yes sir 🎣
It appeared that the Lakers were quite a bit leaner this season than the ones caught last year. Lampreys made an unwelcome appearance as well. Wonder if they work as cut-bait?
The rainbow was most likely a stocked steelhead depending on the size of the lake you were in
Does a Krocodile work? Speckled Trout in Banana River eat them up
Lures and guns were perfected a long time ago….YES THEY STILL WORK
wind muffs are helping, but wind noise is not a deterrent to the listening
What kind of Kayak is good for bigger?
Where are you fishing at
Johnson Silver Minnow on the other hand gives you line twist.
my mistake,its a lake...rainbows in NH run smaller than that giant
Great fisherie ! Quality fish.
I call those, the Streched out Cleo Spoon. They Work great, cause the have that Cleo cup, at one end, no pun intended.
Is that rainbow trout or steelhead?
Spoons are all I uses in tha Cayman 🇰🇾 Islands. Jack's and Barracudas.
I still nail halibut with my number one lure
The KROCODILE. Rainbow tape. Y'all can keep your LC minnows.
Them lampreys are good bait here in uk ,, pike love em also other fish including sea fish as cut bait loads of blood in them ,, im sure cats would take them .
Did they stop working at some point?
Cant wait for you next catch and cook…when are we gonna see a recipe from mario again
Сент кроц или фенвик лучше?
They used to sell 1 oz silver crock spoon with white fur treble hooks that was the best spoon I ever used 15 Spanish mackerels from the jetties in an hour badass lure but can't find it anymore!
grab some white bucktail and tie your own hooks for 'em, that's what I do. Just wrap a single layer of thread around the hook shank, and then layer on bucktail as you see fit. Put a little epoxy on the wraps when you're done and you're golden
@@BeetleBuns will do that thanks.
@@BeetleBuns was just about to suggest this...LOL....put 5 or 6 strands of crystal flash mixed with the bucktail for flash
I've caught so many reds on those
THE KROKODILE and SP MINNOW ARE THE GOATS
Nice steelhead
where yu fishing with rainbow that huge...saltwater?
Are any of the lake fish, in Ny, edible?
They sure are! The finger lakes, Catskill Mountains lakes and Adirondack lakes are all nice and clean.
That's a huge rainbow
Good stuff man! Favorite part zero boats lol
My favorite part as well.
The best lure made to catch fish.
what lake is this?
What fish finder are you running? Thanks
Lowrance Hook Reveal
Thanks
Still a staple in the surf. Why would it stop?
Still ?!?!…when did it ever stop catching fish ?
Lots of pike, walleye, lakers, and smallmouth on krock spoons...
Aloha, forgot to ask. Is Chef Mario on the menu this trip? Don’t think I’ve seen him since boot camp graduation.
Not this go but hopefully soon.
Kroks slay. You can cast them, jig them, troll them anything. And anything will eat them.
Krocs rock!
Nice video Elias. Those lamprey’s look much smaller than the once I’ve seen in NJ. Maybe they’re breeding there and hurting the trout population.
Man what a bow. Looked like a steelhead.
Hi. think's for this vedeo .you have a very nice a kayak .l wante see a big one