More Ultralight Baitcasting - Mobile Fishing Livestream 02 (Audio Podcast)

More Ultralight Baitcasting - Mobile Fishing Livestream 02 (Audio Podcast)

This round are live at another local pond fishing a Z-Man Ned Rig on ultralight gear. Caught several bass slowly reeling and bouncing the Ned Rig on bottom. 

Do check out the episode! I keep things moving with commentary on the side to keep you engaged! Fun stuff with this new series - Mobile Fishing Livestream, no edits and mistakes and all!

Do checkout our other posted at Reel Cast Fishing on Spreaker!

Ultralight Baitcasting - Mobile Fishing Livestream 01 (Audio Podcast)

Ultralight Baitcasting - Mobile Fishing Livestream 01 (Audio Podcast)

This round we are live onsite at a local pond fishing a crappie jig on ultralight gear. It starts out slow, then two breakoffs happen courtesy of 2lbs test line. But, no worries.... quick switch to a Mepps Aglia Inline Spinner on 6lbs test gets two bass on the line.

Do check out the episode! I keep things moving with commentary on the side to keep you engaged!

Fun stuff with this new series - Mobile Fishing Livestream, no edits and mistakes and all!

Do checkout our other posted at Reel Cast Fishing on Spreaker!

Ramblings About Fishing - Let's Talk Fishing - Episode 18

Ramblings About Fishing - Let's Talk Fishing - Episode 18

This round we talk about underwater video and scouting with the GoFish Cam and the Water Wolf Camera.

Also, we provide additional comments about the Gummy Gums bait and Doughbait Recipe that we use to bait the rigs used when scout with the cameras!

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Do checkout our other episodes posted at Reel Cast Fishing on Spreaker!

Ramblings About Fishing - Let's Talk Fishing - Episode 17

Ramblings About Fishing - Let's Talk Fishing - Episode 17

This round we talk about more fishing things - specifically, fishing for trout on the Lower Illinois River in Oklahoma, Kayak Fishing, and some recent demos we posted on Amazon and re-broadcasted on YouTube!

Do check out the episode!

Do checkout our other posted at Reel Cast Fishing on Spreaker!

How Do You Know If It's a Big Catfish 🤔 #kayakfishing #catfish #juglining

Updates for the day

If your jugline goes under but pops up immediately, it's likely a two pounder plus. If it disappears and you need to chase it down, that's a big one!

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Are Your Juglines Legal - Suggested Checks Before You Go!

Suggestions for Jugline Fishing

Are your juglines legal? Here are some checks to keep in your back pocket next time you go out fishing for Catfish.

Some key items mentioned:

• Dims and Color
• Valid Tags
• Other Checks
• Oh By The Way Tip

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iFishNews Fishing Podcast #7 - More Jugline Fishing on Lake Lavon

Had a fun time fishing with jug lines this past Saturday. Posted the video on our YouTube Channel – COAF Field Team. Here is an accompanying iFishNews Fishing Podcast to point out a few lessons learned this round!

Key Take Aways:

• Have a backup plan for bait. Cooler temps and windy conditions, changed the pattern. No Shad at first. Luckily, able to pickup Nightcrawlers at a bait shop / convenience store.
• Adjust for wind, if too windy… move to calmer waters. In our case, across the cove to a leeward shoreline.
• Don’t wind the jugline’s line. The up and down motion resuls in a slack in the line, giving the chance for the Catfish to twist off the hook Instead, retrieve the line, keeping a steady strain on the line to keep the fish from throwing the hook.
• Circle Hooks tended to work better when the Catfish were slowly taking the bait and setting the hooks themselves. J-Hooks tended to work better when the Catfish struck hard on the first bite and then started to run. Best to have both available, and adjust as needed.
• Adjust jugline pattern starting sets shallow, deeper, and along a bottom slope and/or humps… move to the “money zone” concentrating the juglines as the Catfish tend to one of the sets.

All for now, and Good Luck and Good Fishing!