Last hear I used Gulp worms and caught a lot of panfish for the freezer. Each worm was about 8" long and I cut them into 1" to 1-1/2" pieces and each piece would often catch 4 to 6 fish. The real worms I bought wouldn't last more than 2 days even refrigerated. They would also catch bass and catfish.
Those little caves on the sides of the creek are so cool! Would you take a chance and stick your hands down those holes to try and catch those big cats “noodling” style?
I'm not so sure about that one. Those little holes were freaky. The amount of fish going into them was crazy. Whole sections of fish would disappear into those holes.
I think a Nikko tadpole would be perfect to fish in that creek. Normally, I would go smaller...like a Nikko caddisfly, but after seeing what was in there, the tadpole would have been my first go-to bait......BTW, I fish Nikko stuff all the time. It's addicting.
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Is it legal to throw them back where you are ? Here in Louisiana it's illegal to throw them back
It is here because they are native
@@TBassFactory gotcha, thank you
@@TBassFactory they are very good eating BTW
Nice multi species day for sure keep it up bro great video 👍
Thanks bud i appreciate that!
Last hear I used Gulp worms and caught a lot of panfish for the freezer. Each worm was about 8" long and I cut them into 1" to 1-1/2" pieces and each piece would often catch 4 to 6 fish. The real worms I bought wouldn't last more than 2 days even refrigerated. They would also catch bass and catfish.
Yeah sometimes those live worms just die. I don’t know exactly what it is but these gulp stink and catch so many. I use them as a backup plan alot
rio grande cichlid are the only cichlid native to the United States
Those little caves on the sides of the creek are so cool! Would you take a chance and stick your hands down those holes to try and catch those big cats “noodling” style?
I'm not so sure about that one. Those little holes were freaky. The amount of fish going into them was crazy. Whole sections of fish would disappear into those holes.
Cichlids are aggressive, they put up a good fight and they taste much like tilapia. What’s not to like?
I’ve never eaten one. That’s interesting to hear they taste like tilapia but I do know they are a ton of fun to catch.
8:17 perfect bait for Gaint Bass put that on a hook and let it swim around I'm sure something would be interested in it
Yes! Those things stink bad so they would definitely find it.
I have These night crawlers and earthworms where I live. I don’t really like the red colours but I like the natural colours.
Yeah I’m the same way I like the natural colors
Have u ever saw a twintroller x10? It would b kick but in that crick
I sure have seen one. Those are cool little boats it would be perfect in there
I got the same yak. Same color panfish assassin plastics. Same fake worms. Same Xfinity rod. I'm imagining myself in your video 😂
Ha, thats awesome Alex I guess we are on the same page with our stuff. I love my kayak, how do you like yours?
I think a Nikko tadpole would be perfect to fish in that creek. Normally, I would go smaller...like a Nikko caddisfly, but after seeing what was in there, the tadpole would have been my first go-to bait......BTW, I fish Nikko stuff all the time. It's addicting.
Yeah it is, I've only fished the helgrammite, but I'm honna have to look into what you mentioned and add it to my arsenal.
Good stuff
Thanks brody
Man I’m happy those cichlids aren’t where I live 😂
Yeah those cichlid’s are all over the place
I had an awesome time on the creek, have yall fished with these worms?
I tried them and bass and bluegill hit them. I have better luck on the gulp 1" minnows though!
what creek is this?
@@InTheWoodsToday I have got to try some of those minnows. Thanks bud
@@Wemby01 I'm not even sure the name of the creek its not very long, but it feeds into the guadalupe river in New braunfel, tx.
I cut them small and catch bream for catfish. Works great !
Awesome video those were some monster chicilids
Yeah, there were so many monster cichlids in the water. That same water holds the world record cychlid which is very interesting. Thanks joseph
Where’s that at
Its a creek in New braunfels off of the guadalupe River. Not sure if it has a name.
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Yes you are. Ha. Thanks bud
Where is this
That is the creek that flows into the guadalupe at lake dunlap. Im not sure if it even has a name.
How would i get to it
Baseball field behind burger king