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@@A.Blair_Fishing the fish agree 😏

@ I miss those fish.

@@stumessick9963 oh it was. I LOVE getting on big schools of crappie! Makes me feel like a little kid again

Good luck bro 👊 I’m still considering going out tomorrow. Hoping the wind forecast suddenly improves drastically and opens some options up for me

Thanks bro. The weather this winter may actually force me back to multi species fishing. Doesn’t like like too many warm days to bring the sneks back out to play

@@baltoravens1 it’s killing me. I can do cold, but not cold and windy. And the few areas I know that are well shielded from the wind are also now iced over or so blown out they’re fishable.

​@@KambotroutFishing I know, one of my small ponds I fish was frozen over last Sunday. Going to be in the 50 starting on Sunday. Good luck if you head out!

@@baltoravens1likewise, good luck!

@@aidanheasley8651 PA12. You?

@KambotroutFishing i run a new canoe unlimited twelve foot five, but i'm looking towards getting a pedal drive.

⁠@@aidanheasley8651my buddy runs a NuCanoe with a tiller trolling motor and loves it. Pedals are a big plus tho

@@LoanNguyen-jf6dc heck of a day! Wish the wind would die and warm up a bit!

@@Michaelhood0 yup, I still use 30lb. Some of my buddies use 40-50 without issue though

@KambotroutFishing im new to snake head fishing and got a pole and reel ordered wich will be my frog pole mainly so was thinking 40 to 50lb line ad I will be casting into lilly pads and on top of slop. Will be used for bas and snake head from kayak and on bank. Anyway I m in bear delaware. I did watch a tiny 1lb bass Thanksgiving morning

Any tips for the winter?

I don’t got no live bait

Aim for the 3rd day of a warming spell with aid temps at least into the 50s. Found some shallow, south-facing coves preferably with dark bottom and fish from noon to sunset. That’s your best bet. Minnows are good to have, but #3 Mepps spinners and spinnerbaits are your best lure options. Good luck 👍

Hey Gabriel, greetings from the USA! I do most of my fishing in Maryland but also some fishing in Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and a few other states.

​@@KambotroutFishing Existe um peixe aqui no BRASIL e na América do sul que se chama "TRAIRA" E A CABEÇA E OLHOS DA TRAIRA são parecidos com o snake head ja as nadadeiras sao parecidas com um peixe que tem na Amazônia que se chama "ARUANÃ" snake head parece uma fusao desses peixes

Quais desses estados tinha o snake head mais grande?​@@KambotroutFishing

Love these fish. Cant wait till Spring. Aside from the perch runs, I’m already ready for next season

Depends on your area, but I usually get them from Anglers Sport Center. I’ve also gotten them from a few other bait shops in the general area, but I always call ahead to see if they have them before I go to the bait shop.

@@michaelzsizseri8015 thanks brother. At least my mistakes are fertile ground for memes 😁

@@jayd2535 I rarely use them with frogs. In general, I think it’s a bad idea. The clips tend to sink most frogs, impair action, and can catch grasses. I’ll sometimes use them with larger frogs like the Teckel Series (honkers, marackers, etc.), but that’s the only time I’ll use them for frogs.

@@iROXBEDDA NOPE all around 😁

@KambotroutFishing Snakeheads are garbage fish, yeah they fight harder than bass but they absolutely decimate crappie, bluegill bass and catfish populations.

@@stumessick9963 those Potomac and upper bay snakehead tend to the THICKEST Snakehead I find. Love em

@@john2510 😂😂

I’ve been thinking about jigging the stripers too. Tied up a rod today for em and I don’t even have a trip on the calendar 😂

It’s frustrating and problematic. My best three tips are these: (1) target the pad fields during high tide. Less air between the top of the pads and the water’s surface means less line hanging up on the pads. (2) try to mend your line and aim your cast to fit your line between pads. (3) use solid braid like X5 since it helps to cut through the pads on the hookset

Yup

Thanks brother 👊 I still have a lot of Snakehead video from 2024. Just need the time to edit it.

👊🥳😜

@@JayJayHuman 😂

Here’s a video of the knot I’ve been using most lately: ruclips.net/video/zVBKHja03No/видео.htmlsi=RUhw173irTIskzeX I also use a Palomar and Bangkok Hooker Knot: ruclips.net/video/f3tHllNT1kc/видео.htmlsi=GSX8o7CsQPriT0Fi I’ll add the arrow too lol. Wish I had the arrow out there in the pad field. Would make life easier on that end too 😁

@@KambotroutFishing Thank you. That Would make it easier in the pads But Thats a problem i want 😆 Also whats your Biggest snakehead of all time youve caught

Yessir. Already have once. Would try this weekend but it’s my wife’s bday weekend, so I’m treading very carefully 😏

💯 brother. It’s up to the next generation - and the true believers from ours 😜

Thanks for the kind words brother! I tend to have a mix of music and non-music, but hopefully my music taste is a little better than average 😜 I’ll have a few more “natural” vids out soon with the fall season. Have a good one!

Season unfortunately coming to a close. Mepps #3 was the only thing they’d bite for me yesterday, and bite window was SMALL: roughly 3:45 PM - 4:15 PM. Then they shut down again.

@@porkbeats bruh lol. Like a damn purse snatcher caught by Spiderman

Yes, tidal tribs to Chesapeake. Very common in these kinds of waters

@ that’s crazy. I’m glad they haven’t got to me yet in Michigan, and hope they never do. I thought they were really isolated out there…. Guess not anymore.

John Heinz wildlife refuge by Philadelphia airport

That’s a good find! Lol

@@corydudley2469 💯

Snakehead are? Really? They look gross.

Cajuns eat most anything, but never a snakehead. Fertilizer.

Good luck! Got a good shot at it if you can find some wind-shielded waters, remaining grasses, and target coves/flats which get a lot of afternoon sun.

@@KambotroutFishing Ill Use Those Tips hopefully to catch one 🙏

@@KambotroutFishing Thanks Man me and my dad went I Ended up catching a 2.63 lb bass and getting another bite By fishing the remaining grass sadly my dad hasnt caught his first snakehead hes trying so bad 😆

@@barthuntfish lmao yessir

Yes you can get by with 30lb braid but might get bit off sometimes I personally think 45lb is the best

or you can use some of those metal /titanium leaders

@@rodney7780 I prefer nothing less than 30 pound test and I always run straight braid. I’ve never had use for a leader. I used to use 20 pound braid but in heavier cover I started breaking off the biggest fish. I haven’t used less than 30 pound test since then.

Great question.

@@colincap i caught a 8.5 pound bullseye sankehead with 20 pound braid 40 pound leader you just need thicker leader so that they dont fray through