Yall got on em pretty good. I enjoyed meeting you at bitters the other day. Your totally honest with folks and thats rare these days. Anyway keep up the great work.
It was a pleasure meeting you. Thanks for the compliment. These fish are starting to lock onto beds. Hopefully, we can put together some bed fishing stuff in the next coming weeks. Thanks again for tuning in.
Ricky Clunn told me back in the 80’s at a Mega Bucks tournament that you miss about 30% of strikes switching hand as the baits dropping. I started using L hand when they first came out!!
There needs to be a group of fishers that can stop the spraying/killing of aquatic plant life in the Harris Chain canals. Fishing was lots better around 7+ years ago. The spraying has killed these essential plants fish need from minnows to trophy bass.. The dead plants then form a muck layer on the bottom. That ruins the area for spawning. I have before and after pics to prove this mismanagement of the water. 'Spot spraying' at some docks to allow a boater access is fine, not total aquatic plant killing, which is what's been happening.
I couldn't agree more. Despite many attempts by various organized groups of both wildlife lovers and outdoorsman, documentaries, and meeting attendance. Nothing has been able to stop it. The problem is $$$ there is obviously very little aquatic grass on the chain, yet they keep spraying. I'm certain we could mechanically harvest any aquatic grass that impeads navigation for far less than we spend on the chemicals that they are putting in our water ways. I've personally watched them spray shoreline trees for no reason without any grass present whatsoever. I'm born and raised right here in Central florida, I've witness the absolutely incredible job the state has done to restore the arris chain and at the same time watched the chain being destroyed for the profit of one company. Its money brother, when shady stuff goes down, it's almost always money. Think about it, why spend millions of dollars to spray grass that isn't there. Look at bodies of water in Orlando surrounded by million dollar homes, crystal clear, full of vegetation, and teaming with life. Why are they left alone? You leave the city, go to the country and it's the complete opposite. The divide is money. It always has been, always will be. Sorry for the rant, bit of a sore subject for me. Thanks for the comment.
This is a great series. Thank you for putting out these videos packed with knowledge and experience.
My pleasure!
Great job Capt Gino! Looks like fun for sure!
Sweet man. Still looking to book a trip with you next time I can get out there.
Thanks for sharing
I’m heading down the the Harris chain Christmas Day and fishing through new years! I can’t wait!
Another right hander who uses left hand reels like I do😎🇺🇸
So much more efficient
Amen!
Yall got on em pretty good. I enjoyed meeting you at bitters the other day. Your totally honest with folks and thats rare these days. Anyway keep up the great work.
It was a pleasure meeting you. Thanks for the compliment. These fish are starting to lock onto beds. Hopefully, we can put together some bed fishing stuff in the next coming weeks. Thanks again for tuning in.
Good tips like always Gino. I can’t wait to get back down there!
Ricky Clunn told me back in the 80’s at a Mega Bucks tournament that you miss about 30% of strikes switching hand as the baits dropping. I started using L hand when they first came out!!
Awesome vid gino
Perfect video!!!
Dec 16 and in Orlando clear water beds are cleaned up and no fish yet locked on. I expect them to be there very soon.
What mount are you using for your ffs? Thanks
wish i had access to a small boat and someone to let me know what works best to the local panfish. i'm just a misplaced oregonian in eustis, fl.
Wait wait wait…….how do YOU distinguish male bass from female?
If it's reddish pink and swollen it's a female if it's almost colorless and sunken in its a male
Females kiss back
1st !
There needs to be a group of fishers that can stop the spraying/killing of aquatic plant life in the Harris Chain canals. Fishing was lots better around 7+ years ago. The spraying has killed these essential plants fish need from minnows to trophy bass.. The dead plants then form a muck layer on the bottom. That ruins the area for spawning. I have before and after pics to prove this mismanagement of the water. 'Spot spraying' at some docks to allow a boater access is fine, not total aquatic plant killing, which is what's been happening.
I couldn't agree more. Despite many attempts by various organized groups of both wildlife lovers and outdoorsman, documentaries, and meeting attendance. Nothing has been able to stop it. The problem is $$$ there is obviously very little aquatic grass on the chain, yet they keep spraying. I'm certain we could mechanically harvest any aquatic grass that impeads navigation for far less than we spend on the chemicals that they are putting in our water ways. I've personally watched them spray shoreline trees for no reason without any grass present whatsoever. I'm born and raised right here in Central florida, I've witness the absolutely incredible job the state has done to restore the arris chain and at the same time watched the chain being destroyed for the profit of one company. Its money brother, when shady stuff goes down, it's almost always money. Think about it, why spend millions of dollars to spray grass that isn't there. Look at bodies of water in Orlando surrounded by million dollar homes, crystal clear, full of vegetation, and teaming with life. Why are they left alone? You leave the city, go to the country and it's the complete opposite. The divide is money. It always has been, always will be. Sorry for the rant, bit of a sore subject for me. Thanks for the comment.
Thanks for the knowledge Gino. Always love your videos brother. 💪