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I have a pa14 360 but I still love my outback. Its fast and is great in moving water, the kick up 180 drive is the best in shallow creeks. There are days I consider going back to just the outback as my main rig. Its simple and light compared to the 360. I wish it had horizontal rod storage and sat up a little higher. I've started fishing offshore on big water more and don't feel like boats can see me very well because the outback sits so low to the water.

I cant tell you how bad I wish I could be on it everyday, its a great creek. Have you fished the mouth in the winter? I've been thinking about going down there and giving it a shot in this cold weather.

Awesome! Thanks man, I've got to get up to your area and try out the little miami. I've heard good things.

I almost went in after it. I think loosing it actually helped me simplify.

Yeah, just a cut tail worm

They were stacked up on that bridge!

lol thanks man!

@@chrishoganfishing thanks man! That was an important fish for me. Looking forward to seeing your vid!

@@Kykayakbasser Absolutely, it’s one of the most diverse places I’ve fished! The fish there are built too. I really want to spend some more time there.

@@FishingWithKeidra thank you Keidra I appreciate it!

@@Isaiahherrera77 absolutely, it’s a solid lake. I haven’t spent much time there but I’ve heard there are some bigs there.

Thanks, I appreciate the the view! I’ll have to check out your stuff as well.

So pumped about it!

Thank you for the kind words! It’s definitely a big upgrade.

Keitech tungsten football jig, various trailers depending on water clarity and temp. Anything you would put on a ned rig will work.

For a split second I almost dove in after it!

@@thompsondoesfishing I was wondering what the depth was based off the trees lol Getting back on without losing even more is tough though.

⁠@@ryanlundy2519 Everythinh I was catching was between 6’-15’. All of it on the grass edge.

Thanks man, apparently all I have to do to cash a check this season is throw my most expensive gear overboard.

This is pool 6 just below green river lake. Lots of good access points for full day or half day floats.

Sweet, yea I was out there scouting the access points the other day. Looks fun. Good video man and some nice fish!

@@JordanSatterly Thanks man. From what I understand this part of the Green is your best chance for at 20"+ smallie. Still looking for one of those! Here are some additional public access points. fw.ky.gov/Fish/Pages/Pool-6-%E2%80%93-Green-River.aspx

Right, good smallies and evidently some musky too. I’m sure you’ll get one eventuallly! Thanks for the link!

Man if you come up towards Owensboro/Henderson area let me know. Been wanting to drop in at hamiltons ferry and float up to Spottsville or somewhere around there. I’m a novice so I’m a little scared to go solo lol

I often start with top water if the area doesn't have too much pressure, but a small jig cant be beat.

I usually put in and go up stream then float back down. I was at cliffside paddling access point in this video. A warning if you go there, there isn’t another take out downstream from there until you get to Shepherdsville on the salt river. This page has all the access points and information about them. theparklands.org/find-an-activity/paddling/

Thank you sir!

Mostly a finesse jig, a few came on a mini max chatterbait. Everything in green pumpkin.

I caught one on elk horn under the bridge last year close to that size. What a creek

I appreciate the kind words. Its a fantastic place. I was able to get back out last weekend when the water was really moving, should have another video up soon.

Forks of Elkhorn to Knight’s Bridge (7 miles), Knight’s Bridge to T.N. Sullivan WMA (1.5 miles), T.N. Sullivan WMA to Peak’s Mill Bridge (6 miles), and Peak’s Mill Bridge to Still Waters Campground (less than a mile).

​@thompsondoesfishing is there potential for good fish there. I live about 45 minutes away from the creek in Lexington and 45 from Georgetown

@@Gokywildcats11 there are 20” smallmouth in the elkhorn but they see a ton of pressure. Green river is probably your best chance for a trophy smallmouth in the state.

Hope you had a good trip! Its an awesome creek.

Yeah, out and back usually upstream first. I get most of my bites going upstream and will only hit a spot again on the way down if it’s really good. The rivers and creeks I fish have a lot of pressure and that helps me sneak up on them and give a more convincing presentation.

Absolutely, thanks man.

Thanks man, had a bunch following it that day, wish I could have caught that one!

In that area, but not barren. Thanks for the view!

Yep! One of the funnest of the year.

It's beautiful over there, so much good water to explore. Yeah, I did both days and practice using single access points, slowing down and picking places apart was the only way to get the bigger bites. Thanks for the watch!

No Ive never been over there, how doess it stack up against the new?

@@thompsondoesfishing it's normally a shallow river with lots of holes....usually very clear water and tons of smallies up to about 5lbs.....it's a great float...you should try it sometime.....I haven't been 9n the New River yet so I can't comment on that

Yep it was rough, I was happy I had my mirage drive though! Thanks for watching!

Dude, I was in the calm section of the tournament waters too. It was crazy in the gorge, class III and up.

Thanks man, I think its my favorite moving water in Kentucky.

Thanks man, I was out there a few weeks ago just before that long stretch of rain we had. I think they were active because of the front moving in. Its probably my favorite moving water in Kentucky.

Thanks man as you know it takes a lot of time to put these together, appreciate the input!

Thanks for sending me all that info. Lets get out on some small water soon!

It should be in 1440 now

This one was on Rough, I had copied the tournament name in the description from another video on Barren. Thanks for bringing that up and for the watch!

Yep! Found them stacked up along that bank, just wish the quality was a little better. Thanks for watching!

Most of my gear is budget oriented. I use a lot of abu garcia revo reels and academy sports brand rods. The green one is a lews tsx speed spool, its actually the first bait caster I owned. Thank you for watching!.

Thank you, I appreciate the kind comment!