When All Else Fails..DO THIS! // Project E
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Putting in an order today. I tried these at the Bassmaster Classic in 2016 and they were super good. Love the channel and educational aspect. Keep catching em!
Just placed an order. Can’t wait to try the jalapeño pecans.
Haha! You and Jimmy Houston! I get the SAME text message, every year, talking about his and the little women's pecan pie and anything else pecans! LOL
Looked like a good afternoon. Its freezing up here in Michigan and my lake is starting to freeze. Thanks for helping me get through it.
A productive afternoon. Nice fish for 3 hours of fishing on a whim. Thanks for sharing your methods.
Edwin keep that mud hole a secret!!!!!! It holds some amazing bass. Had a 22lb bag weighed in in 2019 and 8 bags over 15lbs that day!!!!
Awesome video Edwin. That’s where I grew up fishing and my favorite place to fish in the world. Before the floods a couple years ago that cut threw was only a foot deep. It got washed out nicely from it. I was there back in September and fished the southeast corner of that island and caught 25 fish in 10 min. I then went up to the 99 bridge and fished for and hour and went back to the island and caught another 15 from the same brush pile. It was 🔥! God Bless!
In tournaments you are very locked in and focused. Nice to see your personality and love for the sport in these videos. I learn a ton. Well done!!
Good info really like that you give the time! Others don't do that.
Thank you for putting your setup list at the end of the video. I'm just know getting to the point of buying specific rods & reels for specific techniques and it's nice to see what a Pro such as yourself prefers. Love the content! Keep up the great work.
Thanks EE great video!!! Can’t ask for anything better listening to EE mix and butchering a Whitetail deer. Life is good
Awesome tributary fishing Edwin! Also, I love the “at least I got the goods out of him“… A.k.a. a good fight. LOL That’s news to me about your pecan business. That is awesome. I will definitely check it out! God bless!
ALL dislikes must be from people that either don't like Pecans or are allergic! Another great video Edwin.
What a fantastic series, thank you! The time, the details of 'why', the editing...its all just blowing me away! I just ordered 3 bags of pecans...man they look delicious!!! God Bless and thanks again for this series!
This series is AWESOME!!! Thank you for all the hard work and great content. Peace and blessings and continue to bless us and Good luck on tour!!!
Thanks for all the tips, after a failed back surgery, I have to make the most of the limited time I have on the water!
Awesome love this series and letting us know the setup you're using while fishing helps so much thanks for your help!
Thanks for the tips E I'm trying to dial in the Big D outside of Philly I feel getting off the main river and fishing the smaller creeks and rivers that empty into it is the key to success will try this approach.I would think the same holds true on the smaller lakes and res.i fish also. Thanks again and God Bless.
Always informative videos... this is right up my alley... finding the consistent water.. squarebills, spinnerbait and jigs... that's fishing 💪 Project E is on 🔥
Never gets old!! 4th tone ive watched this one
I’m a little late getting to this video, it just popped up for me. I’m terrible about going up the feeder creeks because the lake I fish (Arbuckle) has the looooongest no wake zones to get back there.
Giving the time is great. Back before your daddy met your mama there was a fishing show on Chanel 4 in OKC with a great guy named Don Wallace. A friend of mine won a trip with Don to some lake here in Oklahoma. He said it took three days to get enough fish for one 30 minute TV show making it look like it was all one afternoon. 😂
Great show!! Thanks for giving us your confidence spot and what to look for
Oh man! I literally grew up fishing there! They have monster crappie too! Great video!!
Another great video.....you make it look too easy when bites are so difficult to get these days! And thanks for adding the gear breakdown at the end!
Best episode so far bro! Thanks, me and my son love to watch and learn from you
A good down the bank tutorial, glad you showed us returning to a place where an angler gets bit without catching the fish is worth doing.
I never thought of fishing tributary waters like that before. Good video!
I appreciate how you explain what your doing and why..i learn alot from your videos. Keep on keeping on
Thoroughly enjoy your videos, Edwin. Entertaining and educational. Keep 'em coming!
Really liked the equipment log at the end. Thanks.
Great videos as always E2!Thanks for your knowledge you share,enjoy the way you break things down.Cant wait to get back on the water!
Great info as always Edwin. Learn from every video u send out. Keep up the good work. Thank you sir
Great video Edwin. Very informative of technique/cover plus got to see some bass caught on various type baits. Appreciate your efforts there Mister.
Another quality video, thanks Edwin for the info. That strategy seems to work well for me also, need a bass go up the river. Great job on those big fish!!
Great video Edwin.I always to the river in colder months of the year though i target Smalljaws 100% of the time.
Can’t wait to see this man in our hometown (North Carolina )this year with the rest of the worlds best anglers. Awesome Content as always my friend. ( BiggCoffee Outdoors Magazine) TH-cam/Instagram/Facebook
Crazy thought... I’m going to START with this, before all else fails.
Thanks for sharing more of your secrets!
Tell you what I just rewatched the bass master mlf 2019 Edwin you were a beast in them first four must have been a blast. love watching the vids learn something every time
Another great video bud love seeing my okie pros filming!
Thank you sir I appreciate you watching!
Looks like an absolute blast! Iove running up in those creeks and rivers. Maybe I’m not throwing a spinner bait though. Any suggestions for a trailer?
Great video thanks for the good info enjoy your videos they are fun. Im just one state over in Mo. north of Springfield fish 2 team trails and a lot of week end durbys on Stockton and pomme de tarre up this give me a shout. Good luck this year and tthanks for the vids.
Good information right there. Like the addition of the equipment breakdown at rhe end.
So, this season, I decided to put time into crankbait fishing. I put together a dedicated rod and reel setup for this specific technique. A 7' M/H BPS Crankin' Stick and a PQ2 5.6:1 reel. My thinking was this would be a good all round setup. I mostly threw squarebills shallow, with occasional crankbaits in the 10' range. While I didn't have great sucess in numbers, I definitely picked up some quality fish.
Next season, I'm thinking on expanding this set of tools.
Can you do a "primer" discussion so to speak, on crankbait setups? Something that would keep it simple for the average angler? My limited experience taught me, my current setup was a little to heavy for 1.5 baits, but excelled at 2.5 squaebills.
Any information would be appreciated.
Yes I will do a video on this shortly. Thank you for the suggestion
Fishes for a living and has as much fun as I do. Got to love this guy. Would you call this Junk fishing? Just going up the bank switching baits?
Awesome video again!!!
If you ever need a fishing partner in Oklahoma. Im here in OKC.
Great Video, lot of fun to watch
Awesome video!
Great video sir. Bought the Harmon panoptics just got to learn how to use it now lol
I’ll try to hit some tributaries this weekend, thanks for the tip! Gonna be slow working a jerkbait, dragging a jig and if it comes down to it dead sticking a ned rig in this cold water here in Massachusetts.
Good luck!!
You ‘er alright Edwin. I love Your channel!
I am loving these
Great video E ! Awesome information !.
Love to know which lakes names your fishing in these first time fished videos.. also your event when you were in the pack pocket and reeled in one after the other to win the event further solidifys your point in this video about them stacking up in the back of these tribs. Loved that tournament but sorry can’t remember which one I’ve watched so many. I’m sure you know which it was🎣. Looking forward to your Oolagah follow up.
Gary I’d like to keep this one quiet until I can film there a couple more times.
I love watching your videos Edwin. I can’t figure out how you keep from hooking yourself when your talking while holding a crank bait in your hand hooked to a line that’s almost tight and swinging your hand around.
Thanks for giving water temp, wind conditions, time of day, lake sector, etc. Without those things it don't help a guy much. I didn't think you were 6 ft. either.
thanks for the catches
EE, good video & info. Thanks. Questions. What snap do you use on your crankbaits? And snap size?
Also, what camera do you use on your chest?
Thanks.
Awesome awesome stuff. Thank you for the vieos
happy bday dude!
Most likeable pro today
When I hear this kind of advice (look for natural choke points, watch for popping baitfish, pay attention to water clarity, etc), it makes me think I have become too dependent on my fish finder. Sometimes I think I had more luck BEFORE I got these fancy-dancy electronics. If you had decided to fish a particular section of that creek because of those kinds of variables, would you fish it even if you saw nothing of interest on your sonar? I think I would probably just keep on moving, or if I did fish it, I might be too likely to have less confidence in my chances because the sonar screen was empty resulting in some half-assed fishing. I'd love to know your thoughts... I'm struggling through the most serious fishing slump ever and am basically desperate to identify what the heck it is that I'm doing so wrong.
Don’t overthink it Nathan. An area like this that I’m fishing you really don’t even need to know the depth , Let alone have a depth finder. That’s what makes it so simple.
Question! When the river is 5 degrees colder than the lake do you avoid it?
That’s a tough question. Water clarity may be a factor that you would have to consider that could trump the degree change.
Great video!
Good one
Edwin, once again you showed us how important it is to us Google earth. Great video with so much good information. One question I have is on your list of what you used to catch your fish. You mentioned fluorocarbon for each rod and I was wondering if you used straight fluorocarbon or did you use braid with a fluorocarbon leader? Gentry AR 🎣🐟
I do not use a braid to Flourcarbon carbon leader unless it’s on a spinning rod. I used to but it just seems like I lost a lot of fish.
@@EdwinEversfishing that's good to know. I'm not very good at tying the fg knot. Your son made it look easy lol.
E2 - love your vids. Thanks for sharing thoughts and insights we don't have as casual anglers. I have to guess you're building a brand and supporting your sponsors. But is there any other reason you decided to do this? Just curious. I really enjoy watching you on MLF events and have to laugh when you keep pushing thru when you are not getting the big bite and others are. I don't get how you can swim a Jig so well and so patiently.
What do pro anglers consider a big fish? Because alot say that was a big fish and it up being a 2lb
I consider a 4 to 5 pounder big. The one I got in the video was over six
what do you do if your lakes don't have rivers or creeks feeding them?
Well I thought all lake have to have something feeding them. Give me a example?
Good morning sir I heard you mention winning the bass master classic what year was that I would like to look that up and watch it
Great video thanks for the tip on the Lowrance Ti2 Picked one up Black Friday
Edwin won the 2016 Bassmaster classic on Grand Lake. Check out BASS youtube channel. They also have other tournaments that Edwin have won also.
Where were ya fishing at in oklahoman?
I’d like to keep it quiet at least until I can film there one more time.
What kind of jig was You using?
Sry if I missed it but what was your water temp?
55°
55
did edwin evers just ask me to check out his nuts......jk🤣🤣 thanks for the vids, always fun to watch. only thing i'm fishing for is my lady's car under all the snow...and if thats not gloomy enough...a bunch of buzzards are perched in a tree just staring into my studio window....😒
Thanks for watching! And yes my nuts are awesome!lol
Is “sand bass” just slang for white bass or are they a different species? Those look too big to be yellow bass
We call white bass, sand bass in Oklahoma and Texas.
how are the jalepeno pecans
They are the best! But so are the toffee, cinnamon, dark and white chocolate and plain! Great pecans!
@@leaanngingerich4347 will try just ordered 2# . thanks
I would have enough fish to eat a week with his catch and release..
Water temp is 55 and you’re still throwing a spinner bait, at what temperature would you stop throwing a spinner bait? Awesome videos man 🍻
When the water is hard! LOL we throw a spinnerbait in Oklahoma 365 days a year. No seriously low 40s I’ve still caught them on it.
@@EdwinEversfishing awesome, thank you sir!!
What lake Edwin?
I’d like to keep that quiet for a little bit I’d like to film again there.
@@EdwinEversfishing No worries. Totally understand.
You given up way to much juice on this one. Is this how you won on Lake Conroe? W.I? The setup looks the same.
Similar!😎
FYI-eagles only get the white after age 4
Thank you!!
How can 3 people dislike this?!
I know right?! He didn't even suggest anything expensive to buy like a new graph, lol. Pecans are not expensive and good for you if you aren't allergic to them. (I am). 3 of ya'll need to rethink your down votes!