This was a great video. I stopped fishing for years after a move from northern Michigan to southeast Michigan. I missed the lakes up North and never gave a second thought to the water all around me in my new location. I retired about 6 months ago and saw fish in a creek on nature on a nature walk with my son and grandson. That lit the fire, and now I fish anywhere there's water and a place to park. Your content had a hand in that, and I thank you.
This video should've had the original intro you still occasionally use. This one is so true to the simple basics you began the channel with, years back! Fun fishin'!
Just discovered your channel today and have enjoyed it so much (love the scriptures). So neat that you and Blake got to fish together. He’s from our neck of the woods. God bless! Came back to add: thank you for posting this 2 hr compilation. I know it may be a rehash for other people but for new viewers like me it has been a nice way to spend a sick day on the couch when I can’t go out myself.
You showed me 2 fish that I’ve not seen in 50yrs. I had never seen or heard of a redfin pickerel until I caught one in the late 60’s. I had to look it up in a fish book at the library. Really cool little fish! I used to catch black and yellow bullheads on the Potomac. That one you caught was a dandy!👍
Hey brother love your videos and the Bible inserts. Im from a little town in central Oregon. Basically the desert with lots of lakes that hold massive trout. My biggest German Brown is 12 lbs and rainbow just over 8lbs.
The fact you catch so much kussa bass in tn when they are native to one stream in ga is crazy to me I’ve been hunting one and that stream is rather close to me
fun time. :) I did this in Denver years ago... used google maps and drove around till I could find access points to the interconnected little waterways and creeks...
Sikeston,Mo and the Ozark National Scenic Riverways,not far from there are some of the greatest areas for Smallies or any other varieties of fish. I'm a born and raised Missourian and still reside. The best places are definatly in SE SC, & SW Mo. for Smallies and of course all the spring fed Rivers that are absolutely beautiful thanks to God. I've been a faithful viewer and subscriber for a few years now and I enjoy watching your channel. Keep up the good work and God Bless @creekfisingadventures.
Great video! Glad to see you fishing the small creeks again. And I'm really glad you put the short clips where you didn't catch fish. It could be discouraging to somebody not catching fish when they're trying what you're doing. He "always catches fish," I must be doing something wrong - I think I'll hang it up. Some places have 'em, so don't. Thanks for showing what it's really like :-)
If you don’t mind me asking , what state are u located in ? I would love to do a fishing video with you , I’ve been watching your channel for a minute now 🙏🏽🙏🏽💪🏽
Loved " the old pond place " when I was there, and I met some of the "sketchy urban" folks fishing there! Made for a fun trip! Plus, there is a very nice coffee shop in that old building!! :-) ... So I take it you are officially 'ditching' fishing? :-)
From the markings on that snakes belly it definitely looked like a cotton mouth and the fact it was dark brown and really big around also fits the description of a cotton mouth .
You said alot of the creek runs underground. That first bass you caught immediately upon seeing his eyes I noticed how much bigger they are in proportion to his body and to other bass. This may be an adaptation these fish have developed. It's often seen in cave dwelling aquatic creatures and helps feeding in low light. Very interesting!!
We had a storm drain creek not too far from my house in the middle of town when I was a kid. We were constantly out there catching bluegill and sun perch. We would also catch what we knew as rock bass. Good times.
Hey john love the video's I've heard to talk about fishtank with bluegills. I put mine in backyard small pond had them out there for years my bass got to 6lbs bluegill got huge
I just finished watching the video behind Hamilton Place in Chattanooga. I've been wanting to hit those creeks but I don''t have a Tn license. I DEFINITELY need to get one now.
i grew up in a small village in logan county ohio. the creek i fished almost daily as a kid had water deep enough we would jump off the bridge and swim sometimes. but back to the point, that little no name creek brought smallmouth. rock bass. carp. catfish. bluegills. it was an amazing experience growing up. unfortunately as an adult when i went back to check it out i had found out they did alot of excavating and my old creek was now maybe a couple inches deep. completely ruined.
That was a frog snake I believe. Watching those 6 foot snakes chase a frog through the woods is the wildest thing I've ever seen. They stand straight up when they chase stuff and don't even notice you standing there.
Enjoy watching your videos. It's so sad to see all the trash in the water and on the land as you walked up to the creek. Apparently tickets aren't being written for littering anymore. Need to start writing juicy fines for lazy inconsiderate people that can't put trash in a bag and take it with them to their car.
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This was a great video. I stopped fishing for years after a move from northern Michigan to southeast Michigan. I missed the lakes up North and never gave a second thought to the water all around me in my new location. I retired about 6 months ago and saw fish in a creek on nature on a nature walk with my son and grandson. That lit the fire, and now I fish anywhere there's water and a place to park. Your content had a hand in that, and I thank you.
may join you; also retired; live in Kentucky; these videos have stirred my interest in small stream fishing
This video should've had the original intro you still occasionally use. This one is so true to the simple basics you began the channel with, years back! Fun fishin'!
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Just discovered your channel today and have enjoyed it so much (love the scriptures). So neat that you and Blake got to fish together. He’s from our neck of the woods. God bless!
Came back to add: thank you for posting this 2 hr compilation. I know it may be a rehash for other people but for new viewers like me it has been a nice way to spend a sick day on the couch when I can’t go out myself.
You showed me 2 fish that I’ve not seen in 50yrs. I had never seen or heard of a redfin pickerel until I caught one in the late 60’s. I had to look it up in a fish book at the library. Really cool little fish! I used to catch black and yellow bullheads on the Potomac. That one you caught was a dandy!👍
Redfin are the best eating in the water
Niceee. Loving these new creek & smaller water videos. 🙏🏾🙌🏿
I'm born and raised from Cleveland TN and I had no idea you were from there
That first biggun is definitely a huge fish my guy 🥲😑😂
such a good video bro. really killin it here. keep the small scale fishing vids coming
Hey brother love your videos and the Bible inserts. Im from a little town in central Oregon. Basically the desert with lots of lakes that hold massive trout. My biggest German Brown is 12 lbs and rainbow just over 8lbs.
Nature finds a way!
The fact you catch so much kussa bass in tn when they are native to one stream in ga is crazy to me I’ve been hunting one and that stream is rather close to me
fun time. :)
I did this in Denver years ago... used google maps and drove around till I could find access points to the interconnected little waterways and creeks...
Sikeston,Mo and the Ozark National Scenic Riverways,not far from there are some of the greatest areas for Smallies or any other varieties of fish. I'm a born and raised Missourian and still reside. The best places are definatly in SE SC, & SW Mo. for Smallies and of course all the spring fed Rivers that are absolutely beautiful thanks to God. I've been a faithful viewer and subscriber for a few years now and I enjoy watching your channel. Keep up the good work and God Bless @creekfisingadventures.
Great video! Glad to see you fishing the small creeks again. And I'm really glad you put the short clips where you didn't catch fish. It could be discouraging to somebody not catching fish when they're trying what you're doing. He "always catches fish," I must be doing something wrong - I think I'll hang it up. Some places have 'em, so don't. Thanks for showing what it's really like :-)
If you don’t mind me asking , what state are u located in ? I would love to do a fishing video with you , I’ve been watching your channel for a minute now 🙏🏽🙏🏽💪🏽
Love this video dude! The adventure and cheer is the best part. Keep it up!
Yup..giant snakes too..aint fished like this in 50 years...but i did it in Jersey....
Loved " the old pond place " when I was there, and I met some of the "sketchy urban" folks fishing there! Made for a fun trip! Plus, there is a very nice coffee shop in that old building!! :-) ... So I take it you are officially 'ditching' fishing? :-)
That place looks amazing Jon!!! So so cool 😎
I loved this video keep up the good work John can’t wait to see what ur doing in the summer
From the markings on that snakes belly it definitely looked like a cotton mouth and the fact it was dark brown and really big around also fits the description of a cotton mouth .
What kind of line is that? When you were fishing the pond?
I live in that area and never thought to fish that area First time I saw your show was when you fished the Collinsville Lake
Oh wow! I grew up in Cleveland. Never new there were fish in that creek
You said alot of the creek runs underground. That first bass you caught immediately upon seeing his eyes I noticed how much bigger they are in proportion to his body and to other bass. This may be an adaptation these fish have developed. It's often seen in cave dwelling aquatic creatures and helps feeding in low light. Very interesting!!
You make it look easy man I’m in coastal Texas and want to get into freshwater but sadly there’s no good rivers or creeks by where I live
We had a storm drain creek not too far from my house in the middle of town when I was a kid. We were constantly out there catching bluegill and sun perch. We would also catch what we knew as rock bass. Good times.
You make ditch fishing look so fun
Hey john love the video's I've heard to talk about fishtank with bluegills. I put mine in backyard small pond had them out there for years my bass got to 6lbs bluegill got huge
Sometimes a simple glimpse leads to a catch to be remembered....
Love this type of content!
I just finished watching the video behind Hamilton Place in Chattanooga. I've been wanting to hit those creeks but I don''t have a Tn license. I DEFINITELY need to get one now.
Take a shot every time my guy says Kussa Bass! I'm playing alone. I'm wasted...
I remember watching this video about a year ago.😂
i grew up in a small village in logan county ohio. the creek i fished almost daily as a kid had water deep enough we would jump off the bridge and swim sometimes. but back to the point, that little no name creek brought smallmouth. rock bass. carp. catfish. bluegills. it was an amazing experience growing up. unfortunately as an adult when i went back to check it out i had found out they did alot of excavating and my old creek was now maybe a couple inches deep. completely ruined.
That's a really cool little spot!
Adventure n the chase, excuse me. Beers n fishing videos ya know
You should organize a community creek cleanup.
Looks like some sort of old canal. You have fished that pond many times over the years. Did you say it is an old power plant?
I saw a segment of your two hour special. We were fishing in Oklahoma along the highway catching Croppie I live in Tulsa. What was that location?
I learned along time ago there is fish in place you wouldn’t think
I see all your videos buddy so I knew this is old video 😂
yep i remember it too lol
That was a frog snake I believe. Watching those 6 foot snakes chase a frog through the woods is the wildest thing I've ever seen. They stand straight up when they chase stuff and don't even notice you standing there.
What kind of fishing line are you using at 15:54- 16:34? That line looks almost invisible
Isn’t this a reuploar?
Funny how they don’t seem to mind all that trash! LOL
Do they have a choice
@@leswallis8158 Two choices: upstream and downstream
Those snakes are thick in Collinsville 😂😂.
Be careful man.
Can't wait to cat h something havnt this year yet
This kind of fishing is better than your kayak stuff.
wow coosa bass
Beutiful cousa bass out of that is crazy I go to rivers and lakes and sometimes get nothing man do you have any advice?
Would be cool to run a season species count on that ditch.
Great and interesting fishing video , better than any of that crap on T.V. . You do things no one else thinks of . And No stupid music either !
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Southside ditch fishing at its finest! You still da man!
haven't u already up load this video before, i feel like i've see this one before. i could be wrong if so oh well
oh i just notice this is a two hour video this why the first part was familiar
Yeah it’s videos over the last couple years
Hay John you should invest in a pair of snake boots brother. Enjoying your content.
My pb 7lb bass came out of a runoff pond like that
you will find trout in 2 inches of water find those hidden brooks and goto where they pool and you will be surprised
Bro if I see a snake I’m running
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Where is that located?
Yeah..ok😂
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I'm having serious dejavue. I could have sworn I saw this video a couple months ago.
Yup, I remembered the creepy pond place distinctly before the video got to it. Did you reupload it?
these are all old videos
Mouse Creek monster.
need to treat the water/pond then make it fishable
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Looked like a water moccasin cottonmouth snake be careful out there
they eat the algae thats why i was suprised there was so much algae 9:99
That missouri spot as a kid we would gig 30 40 pound carp out of shit just like that!
litter sucks the jailbirds need to go Clean IP the river
Enjoy watching your videos. It's so sad to see all the trash in the water and on the land as you walked up to the creek. Apparently tickets aren't being written for littering anymore. Need to start writing juicy fines for lazy inconsiderate people that can't put trash in a bag and take it with them to their car.
Isn't this a old video
Several old videos over the last few years
You break the video up into smaller segments…I am not watching a 2 hour video
yeah all those videos have been posted, this is just a compilation for the people that like to watch longer
People like me, waiting for the ice to thaw?😅@CreekFishingAdventures
I am not watching 2 hours of this
good choice
Mate, wet your hands when handling live fish please.
'Promosm' 🌟
i still dont under stand why your saying those aare big bass
Because that’s about as big as they get for that species
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