I love seeing father son teams out doing what they enjoy together. I am blessed that my son Cody and I get to chase these magnificent creatures together also. It looks like we have about the same setup as your boat. God bless, and fish on!
I guess the "Hunter" knot ok. I always use a Trilene knot in those spots. But whatever works. That was a great blue Dad got. Best thing was watching you guys enjoy fishing together. I'd give most anything for one more trip with my dad. ❤
I’ve caught a million fish from that area. I lived on the Neely Henry part of the Coosa and still fish it a lot. I fish anywhere from Weiss dam to Henry Neely dam in Ohatchee mostly when I’m in Alabama. I know a few holes on Guntersville that have always produced some giants but my biggest as of late has coke from palmetto creek
I’ve never had a whole lot of success with skipjack on the coosa River chain of lakes. I guess not having the in that body of water naturally they don’t just eat em up all the time. I’ve fished em along side of cut shad and shad always out produced the skips I guess because of the natural forage for them.
What size hooks are you running? I use 10/0 or 12/0. It takes a big hook to get under that tooth plate on a big fish. If not, it'll pull the hook every time !
I'm from Virginia and I work out of town and I've crossed that bridge a couple of times and I took a picture because I always wanted to go back there and fish now I'm going to watch your video and it's got me excited about it thank you I took the picture hoping that I would be able to go back to that spot one day I was trying to add the picture to this call me but it wouldn't let me do it I called your video put my picture up to see that it was the exact same place I went across the bridge and took the picture
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I love seeing father son teams out doing what they enjoy together. I am blessed that my son Cody and I get to chase these magnificent creatures together also. It looks like we have about the same setup as your boat. God bless, and fish on!
Awesome video Gotta love surprises! Tight lines from SC
I guess the "Hunter" knot ok. I always use a Trilene knot in those spots. But whatever works. That was a great blue Dad got.
Best thing was watching you guys enjoy fishing together. I'd give most anything for one more trip with my dad. ❤
I’ve caught a million fish from that area. I lived on the Neely Henry part of the Coosa and still fish it a lot. I fish anywhere from Weiss dam to Henry Neely dam in Ohatchee mostly when I’m in Alabama. I know a few holes on Guntersville that have always produced some giants but my biggest as of late has coke from palmetto creek
I’ve never had a whole lot of success with skipjack on the coosa River chain of lakes. I guess not having the in that body of water naturally they don’t just eat em up all the time. I’ve fished em along side of cut shad and shad always out produced the skips I guess because of the natural forage for them.
That's also a dynamite spotted bass area. I've been fishing that area all my life.
That was a very fishy area. Y’all ever catch big stripers there?
@@HowellCatfishing alot of striper there and also upriver below Logan Martin dam is a great striper fishery.
What size hooks are you running? I use 10/0 or 12/0. It takes a big hook to get under that tooth plate on a big fish. If not, it'll pull the hook every time !
We use 10/0 circles
Are skipjack in the Coosa ?
Lower coosa below Jordan Dam only
I'm from Virginia and I work out of town and I've crossed that bridge a couple of times and I took a picture because I always wanted to go back there and fish now I'm going to watch your video and it's got me excited about it thank you I took the picture hoping that I would be able to go back to that spot one day I was trying to add the picture to this call me but it wouldn't let me do it I called your video put my picture up to see that it was the exact same place I went across the bridge and took the picture
Dude that is incredible!