This video almost got teary eyed, reminds me when my boys were that age ( now 27,24). We still fish but that time was extra special. Great times, cherish them
Man! Seeing Isaac ride in the back of that truck definitely brought back those memories of being a young buck riding through livestock farms in the back of dad and grandpas pickup
I went to the same lake yesterday and fished with my live scope for the first time. I thought I was looking at bass around massive clouds of bait fish in the deeper water until I started catching crappie on a small jigging spoon. I ended up with 3 bass and 9 crappie. Super cool and addictive seeing them hit the lure on my screen. But I m still confused about trying to tell the difference between bass & crappie on my live scope.
My best advice is watch Ben Millikens uncut scoping videos he has his gear dialed and it fives you a good idea of what you are looking at without having to be on the water, cut my learning curve significantly.
@Frostin_Austin we use it for a lot of things, but honestly seeing the joy my kids and our neighbors kids have riding on it is the best part of owning the roof rack. They always want to ride on top anytime we go to a neighbors house. Benefits of living in a rural community.
This video is awesome. Sharing the moment with your family congratulations. Almost to cry.
This video almost got teary eyed, reminds me when my boys were that age ( now 27,24). We still fish but that time was extra special. Great times, cherish them
Your comment almost made me teary eyed! I do cherish them, but they still go so fast.
That is by far the best video you have ever posted!!!!
More videos like this!! Brought back memories of me with my grandfather when I was a kid
Man! Seeing Isaac ride in the back of that truck definitely brought back those memories of being a young buck riding through livestock farms in the back of dad and grandpas pickup
You got that right! That boy country and doesn't know anything else!
You’re such a good dad.
Thanks Austin.
Who needs livescope when you got the Iceman as your guide
Exactly! He's got the "it" factor!
Niceeee tell your kids or cousins whatever I said awesome cool! Your my favorite youtuber
🙏🏽❤️👊🏽
Some beautiful wholesome moments. Such an amazing father!
Do you like the carpet on your boat or would you rather have boat foam
Boat foam!
Get that boy one under the trolling motor!!!!
Hope you are safe from those tornados
This missed us just east! Thank you!
what beginner glide bait rod would you recommend for a 6-7 inch glide
I went to the same lake yesterday and fished with my live scope for the first time. I thought I was looking at bass around massive clouds of bait fish in the deeper water until I started catching crappie on a small jigging spoon. I ended up with 3 bass and 9 crappie. Super cool and addictive seeing them hit the lure on my screen. But I m still confused about trying to tell the difference between bass & crappie on my live scope.
My best advice is watch Ben Millikens uncut scoping videos he has his gear dialed and it fives you a good idea of what you are looking at without having to be on the water, cut my learning curve significantly.
@ thanks Man! I will check it out!
Who didn’t ride like that as a kid still here to tell the tale 😁also you son is adorable what great memories he will have
That’s what it’s about!
My kids ride around our neighborhood on our roof rack on top of our 4 runner. Have been doing it for years.
Hahaha calling CPS right now!
@Frostin_Austin we use it for a lot of things, but honestly seeing the joy my kids and our neighbors kids have riding on it is the best part of owning the roof rack. They always want to ride on top anytime we go to a neighbors house. Benefits of living in a rural community.
I used to do it. He's a smart kid and knows not to jump off. People are gonna kill you in the comments but I don't think anything is wrong with it!
I used to do it too, it’s called livin!
GEEEE's what if gets hurt...you will forgive yourself
You’re probably right but I tell him to hold on tight and I go extremely slow