Fishing for TROPHY BASS at the NIAGARA RIVER (part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode of the Outsiders, Noah and Mark head down to the Lower Niagara River for the first time since trout season. With water temperatures warming up a variety of different species can be caught this time of year. They are hoping to catch some trout and walleye but instead find themselves catching tons of quality smallmouth bass. This episode is just the tip of the iceberg, MAKE SURE TO WATCH PART 2 WHICH WILL BE COMING OUT NEXT WEEK!!
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Excellent video!
Thanks Sammy!!👍🎣
Good stuff!! Great you guys are showing what great fishing opportunities we have here in WNY!!
Thanks Tom, glad to hear you enjoyed the video!😎🎣
Sweet Smallies 👍👍 you guys slammed them
Canoe time Bill !
Thanks Bill, we had a good time down there!👍
Nice fish! Finally got the motivation for the hike and was rewarded with some nice bass and my first laker!
Very nice!! We were trying for some lakers but we weren't so lucky, long hike but definitely worth it!👍😎
Great job guys 👍🏼🎣
Thanks!😎👍
You guys were killing it 🔥🔥 it was definitely an amazing and beautiful day down there!! Tight lines!!
Thanks Shane, it was definitely a nice day out there, nice meeting you!👍😎
@Outsiders I'm down here now 5 so far float fishing 0 on casting lol But I'm floating with a little tiny crackhead Jig I'll make some up for u
Nice work💪💪 if you can make some 1/16 oz ones for float fishing I guarantee I could catch every fish in that river hahaha... for real that would be fire 🔥
Got some nice toads in this one! I’ve been using the centerpin with a Maribou jig at a further downstream spot and have had luck with a bunch of different species, sadly no more steelies around though. Can’t wait for part two!
Nice! We're definitely going to head back a couple more times downstream before the moss starts to get bad. That what we were trying for too, some Lakers but no luck :/😎👍
@@OutsidersOutdoorCo you guys got some lakers? Man I know people around here don’t like them as much as steelies but I haven’t caught one yet so I’d be stoked! Just been getting smallies, sheepies, and some white bass. Keep up the great vids and hope to see y’all out there some time!
I didn't, but I know some ppl who have been catching a few, they usually have a smaller spring run. One of these days we'll run into each other!🎣🎣
Awesome video boys those are some hog smallmouth looks like a lot of fun
Thanks Steph, they were a lot of fun!!👍😎
Darn, you guys were on them that day! Always fun to get into giant smallies! Personally I’m just as happy catching non-stop 3+lb smallies as I am catching steelhead, especially when you have a spot like that to yourself!
Great video as always!
Thanks Cray! I'll take non-stop action any day of the week lollll, always a nice surprise when the fish are active!🎣
great video can i ask what size pencil weight you are using also are you in the upper or lower niagara river thanks mike
Thanks for the comment Mike! It was 3/4oz and the lower👍
Wish my pops caught when we went out. I tie up for him take him out once a week but the reaction time over the last few years my God. Hes a good netman lol
Hahahaha, sometimes he'll be on them and sometimes not, we all need a good netman and cameraman in my case lollll
Where are you catching these white bass ? I've been trying now for a few weeks
Niagara river 👍
Hey just wondering are you fishing from the USA side or the Canada side?
US side👍👍
Water looks higher than it was when I hiked devils hole back in October looks like the big smallmouths we biting hot too
They were some big smallies! The water rose even higher when we left, the rocks we were standing on went under water!👍😎
@@OutsidersOutdoorCo I was in that spot not fishing but walking to check out possible fishing spots and I was on dry rocks back in October
Hey, i fished in this exact same spot for around 2 hours. I got here at 3 and used fake silver minnows, fake crawfish, senkos, and crankbaits. Can you have any idea what i am doing wrong
I also forgot to put I did not catch anything. Do you have any sort of suggestions
Hey George, what size weights were you using? Usually when I use plastics at the Niagara I use 3/8oz jig heads to get them close to the bottom. The closer your are to the bottom the better chance you have of catching fish. I cast 45 degrees upstream, let the bait sink till it's in front of me and slowly start jigging it in. Also you can try putting the lures under a float too! Hope this helps!👍😎
Hiking all the way up to the top was fun?
Not really 😅
can you keep these bass?
June 15th through November 30th, 12'' up to 5 fish