oh man. the first lake sturgeon I caught on the Wisconsin river was 61" back in October of last year. I have a long long bucket list like yourself. started working on them a couple years ago. I knocked out White sturgeon in may with sturgeon slayers. if you ever need a co- angler im a nice guy, a good angler, and will close my shop to fish any time hahaha *throws hat in the ring* - Andrew
Cool vid MDO! Looks like a great time to be out on the water. I thought that giant box of worms was pretty interesting. We don’t have that here in the Midwest.
Thanks, man! I’m sure if you did some searching around, you may be able to find one! My great grandfather always had a big box like that of worms in his fridge, growing up in Kansas.
My family lives up in eau clair and on the chipiwa we use night crawlers and 2/0 baitholder eagle claw hooks. I use the same on the wisconsin river for cats and other sturgeon.
Am I watching a movie or a youtube video? Great camera shots and cinematics man. Honestly, both this, and your bzhub channels are extremely underrated. Can't wait till you're up there with the big guys👍
@@moderndayoutdoorsman I can already see it, a collaboration with Carl and Alex in the near future 🤩 you'll go viral someday, just takes a while, don't give up, I enjoy your content
Lake Sturgeon is like 88 or 92 pounds and like maybe close to eight feet. White Sturgeon out on the West coast are the giants. I've seen fish in Wisconsin approaching 8 feet in protected areas. They are super cool. (edit) An ichthyologist in Madison at the UW wondered why they were not present in the Madison chain of lakes so he planted a couple dozen. That was in, I think, 1932 (?). The same giants still make an appearance once in a while. Reports of sharks in Lake Mendota have been recorded over the years B-)..........................
Dang! It’s a very pretty area - I have a part 2 where we caught a lot more sturgeon, but haven’t had a moment to piece the video together yet. Hopefully you get some good fish!
The sturgeon used to be I THINK fifty inches one year and seventy inches the next year so my boss would only buy a license when the limit was smaller. He used a giant push button reel because he was left handed. I think he fished the river for over fifty years mostly for sturgeon near Lake Wisconsin. He used big globs of worms.
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Sweet fish. Awesome shots. Great memories
This is what fishing is about having a good time!
You know it! 😊
video quality so perfect tho lol❤
Thank you! Yeah, I thought it turned out really nice!
oh man. the first lake sturgeon I caught on the Wisconsin river was 61" back in October of last year. I have a long long bucket list like yourself. started working on them a couple years ago. I knocked out White sturgeon in may with sturgeon slayers. if you ever need a co- angler im a nice guy, a good angler, and will close my shop to fish any time hahaha *throws hat in the ring* - Andrew
You helped me catch my first carp😀
Heyo!! Nice!
Cool vid MDO! Looks like a great time to be out on the water. I thought that giant box of worms was pretty interesting. We don’t have that here in the Midwest.
Thanks, man! I’m sure if you did some searching around, you may be able to find one! My great grandfather always had a big box like that of worms in his fridge, growing up in Kansas.
You can pre-order a giant box of worms. That how my boss did it
I have been waiting for a while for this video!!,
Good! It’s one of my favorites!
My family lives up in eau clair and on the chipiwa we use night crawlers and 2/0 baitholder eagle claw hooks.
I use the same on the wisconsin river for cats and other sturgeon.
Nice! It seemed to do the trick!
Great trip and wonderful video! Beautiful country although it looks like the water is low there as it is here. Missing my fishing buddies.
We miss fishing with you all the time!!
Big like man , enjoy ur videos
Thanks, homie! 😊🙏
Am I watching a movie or a youtube video? Great camera shots and cinematics man. Honestly, both this, and your bzhub channels are extremely underrated. Can't wait till you're up there with the big guys👍
Thank you! It’ll all slowly come together 😊 not doing the easiest of combinations but it’ll all work out eventually!
@@moderndayoutdoorsman I can already see it, a collaboration with Carl and Alex in the near future 🤩 you'll go viral someday, just takes a while, don't give up, I enjoy your content
You should go fishing for white sturgeon now. The record is like 1000 lbs or something crazy like that. They get huge
Lake Sturgeon is like 88 or 92 pounds and like maybe close to eight feet. White Sturgeon out on the West coast are the giants. I've seen fish in Wisconsin approaching 8 feet in protected areas. They are super cool. (edit) An ichthyologist in Madison at the UW wondered why they were not present in the Madison chain of lakes so he planted a couple dozen. That was in, I think, 1932 (?). The same giants still make an appearance once in a while. Reports of sharks in Lake Mendota have been recorded over the years B-)..........................
Great video. I’m in the dells once again yet won’t be able to fish. Hopefully in the near future
Dang! It’s a very pretty area - I have a part 2 where we caught a lot more sturgeon, but haven’t had a moment to piece the video together yet. Hopefully you get some good fish!
@@moderndayoutdoorsman thanks man. I will definitely be looking forward to the video! Have a good one.
Sturgeon grind IRL....
No doubt!
The sturgeon used to be I THINK fifty inches one year and seventy inches the next year so my boss would only buy a license when the limit was smaller.
He used a giant push button reel because he was left handed. I think he fished the river for over fifty years mostly for sturgeon near Lake Wisconsin. He used big globs of worms.
How much xp per sturgeon
Not enough!! Plenty more to grind!!
Came from bzhub this is awesome!
Thanks! I appreciate it! :)