Marisa, my apologies but you have been misinformed. Gas motors ARE allowed on Somerset, but the lake is a "No Wake" body of water. I hope this clarifies this for you. When filming we abide by all state and federal rules and regulations and only practice humane catch and release fishing when bass fishing. rsyc.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/vt_handbook_entire-2015.pdf
Fish deeper water for the larger smallest at Somerset....I have caught several over 5 lbs and many over 4 lbs.
My husband fishes here caught a lake sturgeon on accident once and still got arrested for it so be careful
I got . Over 4 lds bass there befor and lots of trout for kids
Maybe see ya there sometime,nice place to hangout
Nice to see some serious anglers making videos in obscure bodies of water rather than constant bass hotbeds! Tight lines and bigger fish in the 802
I caught a 4 lbs smally by the launch there
Why would you be using a gas motor on somerset when they aren't allowed?
Marisa, my apologies but you have been misinformed. Gas motors ARE allowed on Somerset, but the lake is a "No Wake" body of water. I hope this clarifies this for you. When filming we abide by all state and federal rules and regulations and only practice humane catch and release fishing when bass fishing.
rsyc.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/vt_handbook_entire-2015.pdf
Vermont Television Network (VTTV) Just to add to that, I believe there is a 50 h.p. Maximum.
@@Serpent32776 There is no hp limit. I have used my 115 hp motor in somerset for years and have never gotten in any sort of trouble.
We nail the smallies up there with jointed deep runner rapalas in craw and fire craw.
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