I am glad I could get you out on that bite! It really is a blast! One thing you mentioned about bringing up fish slower reducing the Barotrauma caused from bringing them up from deep water... It actually wouldn't matter how slow you bring them up unfortunately as the blood vessels in their muscle actually burst so even if you see that the swim bladder didn't pop out or they swim away they are dead anyway so as you said before just plan on keeping them or move shallower than 30feet if you would like to release fish! The only reason I fish that bite is the fish are considered invasive and you normally don't have to worry about by-catch of a gamefish species that might be under sized!
I looked into this. A slow retrieve does not reduce barotrauma…unless it’s like 20-30 minutes which isn’t practical. It’s a misconception that I was not aware of.
I've caught whites up to 22" on that body of water. Another good bait option is a sliver of belly meat. It will stay on all day lol. I'm surprised you guys didn't hook into any trout. Wish I knew you were out there I may have been out gill fishing there that day
I am glad I could get you out on that bite! It really is a blast! One thing you mentioned about bringing up fish slower reducing the Barotrauma caused from bringing them up from deep water... It actually wouldn't matter how slow you bring them up unfortunately as the blood vessels in their muscle actually burst so even if you see that the swim bladder didn't pop out or they swim away they are dead anyway so as you said before just plan on keeping them or move shallower than 30feet if you would like to release fish! The only reason I fish that bite is the fish are considered invasive and you normally don't have to worry about by-catch of a gamefish species that might be under sized!
I looked into this. A slow retrieve does not reduce barotrauma…unless it’s like 20-30 minutes which isn’t practical. It’s a misconception that I was not aware of.
I've caught whites up to 22" on that body of water. Another good bait option is a sliver of belly meat. It will stay on all day lol. I'm surprised you guys didn't hook into any trout. Wish I knew you were out there I may have been out gill fishing there that day
Really cool to see how much higher the perch were than the white bass. Great video!
Thank you Jesse!
Another great video. Nice job
Thank you Geoff!
Love the whitebass content!!!
Sweet! Thank you!
Cool video Lance. Even I learned something. Unreal
Thank you JD!
Fishing for white bass is a blast hard or open water
Wow thanks for this clip i learned something new. Now i wanna go get them.
Absolutely!
Wow very cool! That’s a method we have used during a summer bite on one of our deep local lakes here in Indiana. Good eats great video thanks
Thank you for showing your presentations! I refuse to watch videos, where fishermen refuse to show their presentations!
Of course! No reason not to share that with the viewers.
Where are you guys fishing at
Thanks for another video Lance. That is some deep water. I have to get me one of the realtime finders. How is the backwaters from Pool 9 and above?
Should good ice for the next couple weeks. Be careful as always!
Very careful to conceal the lake.....
Generally I like to be more free with the camera angles but in certain situations I’ll be more careful.
@@AnglerX that was quite a drive for you you were only 30 minutes from where I live
@@AnglerX and yes I agree you should be careful of spots like that no one likes to blow that up
Where are you fishing?
You won the dumbazz question of the day!!! Lol do you think anyone is ever going to tell you where? Hahaha dummy