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Yea, it's my favorite WV lake. Mainly because of the muskies, but I enjoy catching those really big bass that reside there. For some reason, I fish the skin creek side more than the resort side. Next spring ima force myself to put in on the resort side and fish it.

@@fishingwithjc8475 I most definitely prefer Skin Creek for the fishing aspect. Once you get near the dam, it seems like there’s a lot more recreational boating going on. There’s a few good coves up that way and what not, but there’s a lot more water disturbance with all the PWCs and Pontoons zipping around. But, that’s just my personal preference. The best luck I’ve had at the lake has been near Hog Hollow Bridge on Skin Creek.

@GuitarGuru357-rz9eb I fished that area this spring. I went under the bridge and fished to the left. There's a nice flat with a drop off. Nice water.

I would recommend calling garmin. Their customer service is great.

Thanks for the tip.

Thanks, and it's still my biggest fish. I'm hoping to change that this year. Fingers crossed 🤞.

I haven't been back there in a long time, but it's usually pretty good. You never know what you're gonna catch. Thanks for watching.

In my new boat I bought I bought an amped outdoors lithium. It was the 80 amp hours model, and it runs my whole system all day.

@@fishingwithjc8475 ok thanks for the reply my man i just purchased the bundle and it comes today im soo excited and nervous at the same time because im new to it and want to get the correct battery for it, i seen in website that the 93sv can only take up to 32 ah

Just being silly, lol. I'm sick like that 😃.

Interesting. We're supposed to get a new hatchery soon....supposedly. Our stocking efforts have been subpar lately, and I'm worried for our future musky populations. I know some natural reproduction exists, but it's not sufficient to maintain a healthy number of fish.

I went back and fished it again and hooked into a mid 30s that jumped off at the boat. I really do like it. Tight lines, my friend.

@@fishingwithjc8475 always..I caught a tiger muskie Bass fishing with no leaders lol it was 30 inches but great excitement for my wife and 1 yr old who already loves fishing lol still can't find what he did with my realtree fishing 🤠..good luck and who knows might run on to each other before snow fly's 🎣🍀🐢💯

@michaelmetz9198 I've always wanted to catch a tiger musky. I've never caught a pike either. I need to head north and get on em.

@@fishingwithjc8475 I'll send u a pic ,I tried to show my family how to carefully gill one lol and it almost bit my face off ..makes 3 times a musky tried it

@@michaelmetz9198 I'll be on the lookout.

Mr Crane is a member of my Muskies Inc. chapter, and he brings baits to our annual meeting. He gives us a small discount. However, compared to some of the baits out there, I think they are quite reasonable. They don't last all that long, but man, do they catch fish.

Yes, it is. I always say it doesn't catch the fish for you, but it shows if you're in the ballpark.

I never had any issues with feedback, but in my new boat, I have a dedicated electronics lithium battery. Runs all my electronics for over 19 hours. I did a video on that install, too.

Uncle Butch , Aunt Mary,,. Then Grandma Butcher live where the dog park is.

Well, they stock tens of thousands of fingerling. So I don't think they are taking that many, lol.

You just need to attach a network cable from the Livescope black box directly to the 106sv. Easy peazy.

Thanks. The plastic base of the Fishing Specialties mount is 12". I didn't get the extension handle that is used to rotate the pole, but now I wish I had.

Thanks, and good luck. Go somewhere that has a good population of musky. Throw smaller lures in early spring and get shallow. Then transition to burning small to mid-sized bucktails in later spring. In the summer, muskies pull out over deeper water and only go shallow from late evening to very early morning. Trolling becomes your best option. In the fall, the musky will transition back to shallow water and can be caught with larger baits. Good luck!

@@fishingwithjc8475 You're Very welcome I will definitely try those things out at least try to and I think Buckeye Lake has muskie too

@Outdoor Adventures With Austin Miller I googled Buckeye Lake Ohio, and it doesn't appear to have muskies. If you live near Columbus, OH, the closest musky lakes are Alum Creek and Clear Fork.

@@fishingwithjc8475 Okay I thought they did sorry about that thanks for let me know that and pretty cool if I go to Columbus I want to check out some new fishing spots

Thanks for the view and comment. This is my first fiberglass boat, and my first Triton. I have to say, it is amazing! I appreciate the tip on blistering, and I will definitely look into the GatorBak II's. I am working on a video of the install of my Garmin sonar units and Livescope, and another video on the installation of a custom casting deck in the rear. I hope I can earn a subscription from you <grin>. Thanks and happy boating!

I’m already a subscriber because I share your passion for fishing. I mounted my Livescope GLS10 black box with fuse panel and 12 volt switch on a HDPE board and placed it in my starboard locker. My dedicated lithium battery sits right next to the GLS10. I’ve seen where people ran screws through the hull when installing electronics and didn’t want to make that same mistake. Same concern applies to the rear engine compartment with battery chargers. Just think things through before the first screw is installed. If you use minnows, the built-in baitwell is incredible.

@@AriePharmD Outstanding, glad to have ya, and thanks so much for subscribing. I did the same thing when I installed all my stuff. You definitely have to think things through, and be able to make adjustments when things don't go as planned.

I spent 12 years there. Civil engineering and Comms. Great experience, and thank you for your service.

I did, yes. Thanks.

Thanks

They put 275 in the Tug River last year and those fish travel all throughout that river, so there's a possibility they will reach that area.

Thanks for the reply…I had heard that they had stocked down around Williamson…Mark Scott said that Ky fisheries helped out..The water up here from Iaeger down is beautiful with lots of down trees and structure…I have muskies in a pond here near Panther…they are doing good.In the mid 80’s,a conservation club had tiger muskies put in there at Iaeger…they grew like crazy…I caught several and put them back in..lost a few monsters..lol..

@@rustymullins6623 a lot of our rivers are perfect for muskies and any river that empties into the Ohio likely holds them. It's a shame that natural reproduction can't sustain their population. We haven't been able to populate our waters the way we should because two of our hatcheries were down or partially functioning. The WVDNR received a grant to build a new hatchery in Elizabeth. Muskies and walleyes will be hatched there in greater numbers and we should get back on track soon.

Tight lines to you too my friend.

I wish they would, but I guess it comes down to cost. They're lucky to have nets at all. Our local Muskies Inc. chapter donates a lot of money and time, so maybe that can be something we can provide. Thanks for the suggestion, comment and view.

This is how it works for all fish. Middle island creek is one of the best in the state for natural reproduction

All Muskies in all states go through this exact process...where have you been?

That was the first one I've ever seen in person. I was geekin' out for sure! Thanks for the view and comment!

It was an amazing experience, so grateful to be a part of it. These men and women work extremely hard to ensure we have fish to catch.

I can on the ones that are networked together. The one older model can't be networked with the newer ones, unfortunately.

Thank you

Glad to hear it, and thanks for watching!

It is pretty amazing!

Thanks, I really love that lake.

I can't even remember how to get there. It was well off the beaten path. You might be able to find it on Google maps. It's a dual pond with a beaver dam between them.

125 this time.

Thanks, and thanks for subscribing!

Yea, I love that river. Took a partner of mine who'd never caught a musky and he got a small one.

Lots of timber in that lake, I've fished quite a bit but never pulled one out of there. There are some really big bass in there too.

I don't think there are any restrictions on what type of boat you use, but you have to be able to get up that narrow section that runs underneath the bridge. They just don't want people walking along the base of the dam, for obvious reasons. It's definitely loaded with fish, especially in the spring when they make their spawning trek upstream. In the summer it's pretty much unfishable due to weeds and such. Good luck!

Nice, at what time in the video?

@@fishingwithjc8475 it starts at 4:50 I am the one in the yellow hoodie

@@coopercollins8991 I see you buddy! I was wondering if you all saw the video. I enjoyed talking to you guys, you are the future of our sport! Have you all caught any more muskies? I like fishing Stonewall, maybe we'll see you there. Tight lines guys!

@@fishingwithjc8475 I have caught four now the one in the brown is my brother he has still has not caught one

@@coopercollins8991 That's awesome! Congratulations! Hopefully you can teach your brother how go catch one! 😆 🤣

Thanks!

I'm considering going with lithium batteries when my agm batteries die. Hopefully the price will come down, because they are pricey right now.

@@fishingwithjc8475 amped outdoors batteries are under $200 with charger

They work hard for us and they're a good bunch of guys and gals.

they do absolutely nothing for southern wv

Thank you!

Yes, because they are networked together. But you will be looking at the same view.

If you're talking about the livescope it was $1500.

I still love that river, it has so much structure. I went back and saw 4 fish in 3 or 4 hours.

Hopefully you hook into a giant!

My favorite WV lake. But I like Leesville and Piedmont a little bit better.