Another good one... You've really given us some good info on how to break down a lake... It's helped me maximize my time on the water.. instead of just fishing aimlessly down the bank...
I got to venture into the Boundary Waters, and submerged milfoil fields were my gold. I pulled a homemade Bass-Oreno over them, and the bat-out-of-hell hunting action combined with the big profile got the smallmouth to charge up and slam it. I caught a lot of 3-4 pounders this way, and also some by the steep drop-offs.
Thank you for breaking down a natural lake. I'm in Wisconsin and we don't have many reservoirs, but we do have thousands and thousands of natural lakes. Most other "How to find fish" videos are reservoir based, and a natural lake fishes very differently.
Great video. Thanks for info on natural lakes. Love to see you guys fish areas like MN. Don’t let everyone know about the great fishing up here! It’s nice to see how you do things on these lakes compared to what we have been doing. Another thing that will catch a monster load of LM is swim jigs and vibrating jigs. If I start with black and blue my brother will start with the green/gill color. Usually one color is a hot ticket and we switch up to that. We aren’t going to get an 11lb fish up here but can get 15 to 20, 3 to 5lb fish most days. And 3lb bass on 2lb line through the ice are fun to catch!!!
You’re absolutely right about catching a boatload of 3 to 5 pounders up north! Thanks for watching Chris and I will take your word on catching them through the ice!lol
For me this has been your best video! I am from Illinois and we fish the type of lakes you fished thank you so much for the tips. Will diffently try these next time we get out ! THANK YOU !!!
I've been a long time fan of yours but following Project E is addicting! The fun you have, the energy you display and the content is EXACTLY what makes for a good fishing channel. It is truly fun and entertaining. Love to see how you break down a natural lake. I've been fishing them my own life but seeing how someone like you who's not used to fish them do it brings a nice perspective and helps me break mine even better. Tight lines man and best of luck out there!
My lakes I fish in Ohio are natural lakes with grass and without many points and differences in contour lines, so flats would be the best bet on this lake
I didn't see the text in the video of your main takeaway points. I really like that feature of your videos. Saw the three near the end but was curious why the takeaways were missing throughout.
I have a very good question. I live in North Dakota there is a lake called Trenton lake it’s SUPER muddy but it’s very flat not a whole lot of drop off or cover in the lake because it’s so muddy too tell but there is a few trees on the bank but like I said it’s so flat of a lake no points of interest it’s just a shallow bowl basically an again it’s very shallow where do you start when looking for crappie or say if your fishing for bass the opposite.
how have I NOT already subscribed. I love this video and I think it will be super helpful to others so It'll get a share too. Thanks man for spending the time to put together something so in depth and share it with us... FOR FREE!
Edwin you definitely nail it with the truth fishing northern natural lake. I live in Minnesota and fish are everywhere. Just got to adapt and fish the condition
Edwin, another good Project E. I think one of the big lessons I have learned from your project e videos is keep moving until you find the fish. And try to find as many places as you can that hold fish. My favorite lesson if I had to chose one is your two videos on Google earth. It's really awesome finding all these different areas you had no idea were there. Could you do a project e on how to fish power plant lakes like swepco in gentry arkansas. Thanks.🎣🐟
Great Video Edwin. Thank you for expanding your series to natural lakes. In so much as you noted the clear water is clear so deep, it was great to get your take on the differences in forage in natural northern lakes Vs down south. You comments on speed were helpful. Interestingly, you did not discuss flipping grass in natural lakes as it is quite common but hopefully that becomes another video... attacking thick grass in the summer. Good luck to you. And, thanks again for taking the time to make all these videos. They are so helpful and informative and your energy for fishing is contagious. This channel will be 100k in no time!
Thanks Edwin for the look at natural lakes, have a few here in northern Indiana!, Don’t get up that way much, mostly stay in central and southern part of the state and man-made lakes. Always enjoy your videos!
I thought it was funny that the first fish you caught you so expecting it to be a smallmouth but it was a smallmouth. Good video I learned a lot and I live on a natural lake
Awesome! How would your fishing pattern change during the season on this natural lake? You mentioned areas during a spawn, but what about pre, post, summer, fall transition on these lakes with craws, bluegill, perch, maybe alawifes? Thanks in advance
Thanks for another great video Edwin! Would it be possible for you to pull up a lake on google earth pro and show us what you see on a specific lake. It would be a great way for us to practice finding the same things that you’re pointing out. Right now I’m still struggling to get to the right height and find stumps, drains, grass and structure like that. Thanks
great video would love more videos on northern lakes. i lost a few dozen baits to pike over the years lol and pike grow fast. i would say 3-4 years old.
Weird i went to subscribe to skeet reese and it took me to yours channel then when i went to subscribe to you it takes me to skeet reese. Something is messed up. But keep up the hard work brotha
Good info!!
Finally! I’ve been searching and searching for a video on breaking down a natural lake. Thank you!
Awsome
Loving this.... Nice job Edwin.
Thank you and I love the name you have of Bassin squatch
Awesome!!! It's about time people start breaking down natural lakes
Great video!! Tks
Thank you.
Another good one... You've really given us some good info on how to break down a lake... It's helped me maximize my time on the water.. instead of just fishing aimlessly down the bank...
Thank you James. I wish you the best
I got to venture into the Boundary Waters, and submerged milfoil fields were my gold. I pulled a homemade Bass-Oreno over them, and the bat-out-of-hell hunting action combined with the big profile got the smallmouth to charge up and slam it. I caught a lot of 3-4 pounders this way, and also some by the steep drop-offs.
Thank you for breaking down a natural lake. I'm in Wisconsin and we don't have many reservoirs, but we do have thousands and thousands of natural lakes. Most other "How to find fish" videos are reservoir based, and a natural lake fishes very differently.
Wisconsin is a awesome fishing state!Hope it helps!!
Great video. Thanks for info on natural lakes. Love to see you guys fish areas like MN. Don’t let everyone know about the great fishing up here! It’s nice to see how you do things on these lakes compared to what we have been doing. Another thing that will catch a monster load of LM is swim jigs and vibrating jigs. If I start with black and blue my brother will start with the green/gill color. Usually one color is a hot ticket and we switch up to that. We aren’t going to get an 11lb fish up here but can get 15 to 20, 3 to 5lb fish most days. And 3lb bass on 2lb line through the ice are fun to catch!!!
You’re absolutely right about catching a boatload of 3 to 5 pounders up north! Thanks for watching Chris and I will take your word on catching them through the ice!lol
Don’t stop doing these videos
For me this has been your best video! I am from Illinois and we fish the type of lakes you fished thank you so much for the tips. Will diffently try these next time we get out ! THANK YOU !!!
Absolutely, glad I could help. Thank you for watching!
I've been a long time fan of yours but following Project E is addicting! The fun you have, the energy you display and the content is EXACTLY what makes for a good fishing channel. It is truly fun and entertaining. Love to see how you break down a natural lake. I've been fishing them my own life but seeing how someone like you who's not used to fish them do it brings a nice perspective and helps me break mine even better. Tight lines man and best of luck out there!
My lakes I fish in Ohio are natural lakes with grass and without many points and differences in contour lines, so flats would be the best bet on this lake
Good luck!!
Have you noticed since you fished MLF that them taking better care of the bass even when you fun fishing comes to mind more?
Awsome work once again sir! Many thanks!
Thank you for tuning in!
I didn't see the text in the video of your main takeaway points. I really like that feature of your videos. Saw the three near the end but was curious why the takeaways were missing throughout.
Just switching it up a little. Thank you for the suggestions and comments!
I have a very good question. I live in North Dakota there is a lake called Trenton lake it’s SUPER muddy but it’s very flat not a whole lot of drop off or cover in the lake because it’s so muddy too tell but there is a few trees on the bank but like I said it’s so flat of a lake no points of interest it’s just a shallow bowl basically an again it’s very shallow where do you start when looking for crappie or say if your fishing for bass the opposite.
You do such an awsome job great info
Thank you!
how have I NOT already subscribed. I love this video and I think it will be super helpful to others so It'll get a share too. Thanks man for spending the time to put together something so in depth and share it with us... FOR FREE!
Edwin you definitely nail it with the truth fishing northern natural lake. I live in Minnesota and fish are everywhere. Just got to adapt and fish the condition
Absolutely!
Edwin, another good Project E. I think one of the big lessons I have learned from your project e videos is keep moving until you find the fish. And try to find as many places as you can that hold fish. My favorite lesson if I had to chose one is your two videos on Google earth. It's really awesome finding all these different areas you had no idea were there. Could you do a project e on how to fish power plant lakes like swepco in gentry arkansas. Thanks.🎣🐟
I’ll have to do that sometime. Thanks for the comment Mike!
Great Video Edwin. Thank you for expanding your series to natural lakes. In so much as you noted the clear water is clear so deep, it was great to get your take on the differences in forage in natural northern lakes Vs down south. You comments on speed were helpful. Interestingly, you did not discuss flipping grass in natural lakes as it is quite common but hopefully that becomes another video... attacking thick grass in the summer. Good luck to you. And, thanks again for taking the time to make all these videos. They are so helpful and informative and your energy for fishing is contagious. This channel will be 100k in no time!
thank for taking me alone....love your video
Thank you for watching!
Thanks Edwin for the look at natural lakes, have a few here in northern Indiana!, Don’t get up that way much, mostly stay in central and southern part of the state and man-made lakes. Always enjoy your videos!
Thank you for watching Danny!
Great video sir
Thank you!
As a fellow Oklahoman I’d love to spend a day on a lake learning how you do what you do. Good video E2
Edwin is a great guy! He’s constantly giving back to our community and the local kids. I’m honored to call him a friend!
I thought it was funny that the first fish you caught you so expecting it to be a smallmouth but it was a smallmouth. Good video I learned a lot and I live on a natural lake
Awesome, glad I could help. Good fishing!
Awesome! How would your fishing pattern change during the season on this natural lake? You mentioned areas during a spawn, but what about pre, post, summer, fall transition on these lakes with craws, bluegill, perch, maybe alawifes? Thanks in advance
What’s your computer set up for google earth pro my laptop wouldn’t run it. Couldn’t do the time lapse.
I think any laptop will do it I’ve done it both on apple computers and IBM computers Pc and Macs
Beatin' em every day of the year but Christmas in other parts of the country. LOL 'Bout right!
Thanks for another great video Edwin! Would it be possible for you to pull up a lake on google earth pro and show us what you see on a specific lake. It would be a great way for us to practice finding the same things that you’re pointing out. Right now I’m still struggling to get to the right height and find stumps, drains, grass and structure like that. Thanks
Yes I will have videos just like that coming out in the future. Stay tuned!
@@EdwinEversfishing Sweet, thanks again.
What graphs do you have
Lowrance hds 12’s
Hey Edwin what cranking rod do u use for deep cranks
great video would love more videos on northern lakes. i lost a few dozen baits to pike over the years lol and pike grow fast. i would say 3-4 years old.
Thanks for watching in those toothy critters have gotten a lot of my baits too!
Just to let you know, you're lucky that wasn't a big pike... get one about twice that size and you definitely would want a net... Lol
So lucky that pike didn't shake n get ol evers a hook in his hand..
1 am on the east and this pops up.
I have never fished a natural lake. Interesting how different they are. I'd struggle looking for all the man made stuff that isn't there. Lol
It’s definitely different!
Weird i went to subscribe to skeet reese and it took me to yours channel then when i went to subscribe to you it takes me to skeet reese. Something is messed up. But keep up the hard work brotha
Subscribe to both! 🤣