Plunking Gone Wild

Join me, family, and my friends as we plunk on my scaffolds and hammer.

[@Utubr-gj6ux]

another great day
Priceless Memories,
Simply the best.
Thanks for sharing brother 😊🌿

[@aaronwhitefoot]

You bet! Thank you!

[@douglasblodgett4001]

I like watching your footage of “Live Action!” Makes me feel like I was there. And makes me want to do better the next time. Anyone can fish…. But not everyone can catch..Thank you 🙏 for the inspiration. Love ya brotha!

[@nathanielriesterer9103]

Good content, lots of action. Thanks for it!

[@aaronwhitefoot]

Thank you!

[@Oregontrailblazin]

Let's Go !!

[@halfwatt7905]

Great stuff as always Aaron! I’ve never thought to use tuna steak before. I’ve always used either tuna belly or the out of the can stuff. I’ll be trying some tuna steak in the future!

[@aaronwhitefoot]

Thank you. Works best for me.

[@rickmcdaniel5056]

We do appreciate what you do! See you on the river

[@aaronwhitefoot]

Yes, sir! Thank you!

[@joepodunk284]

Hi Aaron, just a thought, you might want to use a disclaimer when teaching how to tie-up hooks, we have to crimp barbs, check for adipose clip and use only one rod. I see a lot of people following your tips and videos
(Including myself!), it might keep some from getting into trouble?
We fish the same water from my boat for the "toothy critter's" earlier in the spring, again love watching your videos seeing a lot of familiar scenery!!😂

[@joepodunk284]

Oh and allowed one a day,😞

[@aaronwhitefoot]

Oh yeah, thanks for the advice. I never thought of that.

[@NorthwestOpenSeason]

Is that Johnny’s for the bait or your lunch?

[@aaronwhitefoot]

lol. That was for my lunch.

[@geronbergerson6378]

Is this from last year??

[@chrissd08]

What's that mesh and line you used to tie the tuna balls?

[@aaronwhitefoot]

Its called spawn net an magic thread.

[@janwhitefoot249]

Columbia River