How to Fish "Cribs" - In-Depth Outdoors TV Season 9, Episode 6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- James Holst and Joel Nelson share tips on how to successfully fish cribs for the heavily pressured bluegill that relate to these man-made structures using underwater cameras. We encourage our viewers to subscribe and comment on videos you enjoy, or trips you would like to see.
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Your guys' videos are just plain and simple the best. I love how you guys don't just show fish getting pulled up but it shows where to drill the holes, how to rig yourself with the best bait for the situation, and how to actually catch the fish as far as jigging techniques. I appreciate and respect all that you at IDO do.. Thanks
really like when you guys show the jig strokes before the bite. even better when you split screen with the underwater camera and the corresponding jig strokes. it's cool to watch how the fish react to the jig/different movements. might have to get me one of these cameras just to watch how they respond to certain things. you can guess with a sonar but you never really know
I really appreciate you guys uploading this on Sundays! I don't have cable, and this show has saved me from going crazy during the week when I'm not fishing, truly thankful.
Best show on ice!
Wow! Another great fishing video! In Depth Outdoors is my favorite fishing program that i watch and has been from the very first time i watched James Holst and the crew! Thanx IDO for all that you have done for me! You have inspired me to step up my fishing tactics and strategies in so many ways and i am super grateful for you guys! God bless!!!
After ur mile lacs show me and couple buddy's went out there and iced 29 eyes can't thank u enough for all the fresh info and another sweet show this week
I know Will and James will be thrilled to hear how well you did. Mille Lacs appears to be coming back strong.
Nice job incorporating the underwater cam guys... Great show!
Seeing the Budweiser can on the bootm reminded me of tubing on the Red River near Gresham north of Shawno Wisconsin. We were picking cans etc . off the bottom of the river as we floated along, pouring out the water of one can and it started to shake. A bullhead or catfish had grown inside the can head to the opening, carefully folding the can the fish regained its freedom, hope it didn't get ate right away.Love your shows ,one of your number one fans, hope to fish with you guys one day! Jealous someone I've fished with is heading to Devils Lake with your film crew this month. Keep up the good work!
Great show guys! I found your channel a few weeks ago and subscribed, due to being so impressed with the way the show is done. I like that you explain what you're doing and why and with what equipment. Panfishing on ice is my favorite and your episodes kept me sane till ice in. Thanks for that and all you have done for the sport!
Wow, just love this stuff! Look forward to it every week! Thanks so much guys.
I am so glad I found this channel!!!
Haha, loved the hookset at 15:19 James!!!
23;02 yeah I think they're crazy too! awesome video!
Love your videos. On the Peshtigo River in Peshtigo during April there are some big walleyes I've learned a lot from your videos, Thanks
IDO kicks ass! Keep up the good work boys.
I love fishing on the Mississippi River
Hey IDO!! You guys have an amazing series on here! Just Incredible! I come home after school and sit on TH-cam watching you guys! I think it would be cool if you guys have the time to come up to my private pond! We have some nice pike in there!
James Holst and Joel Nelson please come to the Iowa Great Lakes there Is a huge variety of fish from perch to musky to bass and bluegill. Pretty much any panfish and I can't forget about the giant pike
You guys have inspired me. I made a channel to do what you guys do, what we all love to do! So thank you guys for inspiring me now keep up the great work I have yet to make a video but I have some ideas! Good luck to you on your next ice fishing adventure!
That's how it all starts. A spark of inspiration and a lot of motivation to make it happen. We wish you good luck!
Very nice underwater Footage.
"heavily pressured"- Not another person on the huge lake
You have no idea. Once the ice is thick enough for shacks this lake literally has cities springing up around the ~13 crib positions.
great fishing keep it up
InDepthOutdoorsTV Cool when a fishing icon heads to one of my main lakes. Should come back soon, crappies were hammering early ice. Different spot on the lake though.
You guys should come to oneida lake New York amazing walleye fishing I love your guys show I watch it almost every night you guys got me into ice fishing you guys are my idols and like to hopefully become a team member on InDepthOutdoors
Very nice video guys. Thanks.
This is Great! love watching these episodes(:
This is my hometown lake!
at 8:13 there is a chewing tobacco can at the bottom of the lake look hard
Sadly there were pop cans, beer cans, chewing tobacco tins...all sorts of litter on the bottom of the lake. I know most anglers are good about cleaning up after themselves but some real slobs had left quite the eyesore behind.
I started taking a retrieval magnet with me. When the fish aren't biting I use it to pick up some of that garbage. Not all of it will stick to the magnet, but I have been getting a lot of trash out. I've also scored 3 anchors so far. Got some freebies from the DNR (key chains etc) when they saw what I was doing too.
***** My cousin and I were fishing off the parking lot of a hotel and the owners caught us. We had picked up old fishing line, coffee cups, soda and beer cans, just basic litter and they saw that, they do weddings a lot and with the garbage everywhere from past fisherman make it look bad (their dog has actually been snagged in old fishing line). We are now the only 2 people who have permission to fish on their property. It's always the little things that make the biggest difference.
I wanna see the IDO team come down to southern Iowa and fish twelvemile, three mile, and Rathbun lakes.
another outstanding video
Great video !
Next year can you do a video on jigging for panfish? And tip ups for pike?
Great video!!!!!!
I'm from Texas and it's so hot here. I'd love to ice fish just to get a break lol
These guys are fishing a lake I fish almost everyday with my stepdad during the winter, I like the video but next time talk to us😂
Really nice video!
Man you guys make awsome video
Was all the underwater footage filmed with a LX9.... looks pretty clear! Thanks!
I lost a nice shum slim glide bait musky fishing out there earlier this year. If you happen to find it gimme a shout 😁
Those cribs eat everything!
I need to get a camera. I fish a lake that is heavily pressured, and has 11-15 inch crappies in it that relate to brush/pallet structures placed back in 2002, as well as rock bars, etc. placed a a later time. While my marcum does a great job of showing me fish relating to the structure, I need to be more precise with my presentation. The lake sits between two larger towns in our state with a combined population of 500K people.....on weekends the lake is very busy during ice season.
Do you guys fish out on Lake winnebagosh in MN? That's where my dad and my uncles go every winter for walleyes.
on the lake that I fish your aloud to keep 300 bluegills
Haha 16:39 was great also!
I live in new Richmond go new Richmond tigers!
Living in California for a while catching 2lb gills I always throw those 8-10 inchers back all the time thinking "this is small", guese I have to get used to South Dakota gills
Yeah, that's a whole different ballgame. I don't know anyone on the staff here at IDO that has ever caught a true 2# gill. Ever.
Indepthoutdoors I am located in Dunn county and I no of a pond that was a old gravelpit and I was woundering if u would want to go their next year when the blue gills start biting because you will pull out 8-10 inch gills all day some times and even some 14 inch perch if u would want to go just tell me
I just bought a vs625sd and was just wondering about how far do you normally set the camera away from your line. I am in North Dakota and some of the lakes I fish have have ok water clarity and was just wondering if two feet is far enough away or if the fish would get tangled in the cable? Thanks
It all depends on water clarity. We try to get the cameras as far away as possible while still being able to see the bait, structure and fish. In ultra-clear water we'll set them up as far as 8 - 12 feet away.
I fish this lake all winter and never fish the cribs.. wish you could put some of your other crappie knowledge to work out there because the basin fish are huge and under pressured.
I also fish this lake (summer and winter). But in winter I have a lot of trouble away from the cribs. What's your technique?
So I'm getting ready to go about filming my first video this weekend or next weekend. Any tips on filming? I also can't really decide on a species to target any ideas? And one last thing do any of you like the profile pic I designed? Thanks for your time and good luck out there!
Hey man! I'll watch your vids for sure, love people fishing my home lakes in MN. You should fish for slab crappies, always fun to watch (and do). Good luck man! Nice profile pic too.
I'm definitely thinking about targeting those slab crappies! And thanks!
Minnesota Outdoors no prob man! Good luck!
James i am looking for a TUC rod that i can jig smaller spoons for panfish with. I have a couple rods with spring bobbers on them, and they dont work as well as i would like them to. Which TUC rod would you recommend
The Bullwhip is great with small spoons.
i fish that same lake but farther to the north closer to the north access an catch 13 to16 inch crappies
donald berens what is the lake name and location?
I caught a 45 Inch pike on that exact crib!!!
Couger Hofland what lake and where is that crib
Tos-Jack stupid question
Are you guys on cedar? If not what lake are you guys on because I'm from around there and I was just curious. @ InDepthOutdoorsTV
What feel is Joel using? Regular fly reel?
Camera in front of the hole like sonar?
I love using my camera when it's convenient, nothing like visually seeing how the fish react than just watching a blip. my camera has also helped my northern bite too because i used it to scout a lake for the day to find structure. now i set up at the same spot every time and kill the fish and everybody sets up around me and never catches more than a 1/4 of what i catch. way to show off the camera!
Is this on bass lake?
Cedar!
Once they drop the price of these..... ill consider buying one... $1,200 macrum.. Damn...
How can you tell where the cribs are?
Hey! Awesome channel! you guys need to come to northern lower peninsula of Michigan! The weather is hitting hard right now and about 10in of clear ice. Contact me and I can give you guys some really good lakes to fish! ALSO for any angler out there that uses a smart phone I HIGHLY recommend downloading the " FISHIDY " APP it gives you topo maps of the lake your fishing and a lot of other good information!
oh I get it now , there's lots of people that fish , so you need to buy a camera to be able see exactly where they are hiding from all the other fishermen ! LMFAO !
Any of these in MN lakes?
I don't know of any legal cribs in MN. That doesn't mean there aren't any. I just don't know of any. WI DNR makes extensive use of them
How do you choose what lake you guys fish?
Very often the guys will get an idea for a show in their head and then they start researching bodies of water where that type of show would be possible and go from there.
One thing I've noticed on all fishing video's nobody wipes their wet and fish stink hands on a towel only on their pants and jackets. Must be a East Coast thing.
Lake Wissota?
What kind of camera was Joel using?
I believe he was using the MarCum 825SD.
how's that battery powered lazer working out this season?
So far, so good. The Lithium Lazer cuts fast and it is always surprising to see how many holes you can get on one charge. I know the guys are packing up now to head out on their next trip. Temps are forecast to be sub zero for the first time. That will be the next big test for the Lithium Lazer to see how it handles the cold.
good to know, thanks for the feedback. Great show!!
What lake is it
Are you on deer lake? @InDepthOutdoorsTV
No, this wasn't Deer Lake. Deer Lake would be a great choice for this type of presentation though.
Dain Gould it looks like Cedar lake
are the fish pressured, oh yeah, you said that a DOZEN TIMES.
Who the fuck cares you watch this video and that really affected you that much because he repeated a phrase a couple times.
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seems like a commercial junk
Reel
Lazy cheaters.
cheaters?
is this on big stone lake?