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lol. These Oklahoma piranhas are keeping out other fish from growing!

Absolutely!

Been awhile since I’ve night fished. That’s all we did as a kid.

@@BooneBoys lot cooler on the water lol

I know right. We need to start doing that some more.

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Yes we eat them. They taste fine. The bigger ones are harder to clean because their rib cages are thick and tough. I’d prefer eating a white bass and they are way easier on the electric filet knives.

@@BooneBoys thanks for the reply. Been thinking of getting a setup to go catch some here in Indiana. Doesn’t look like you troll crankbaits to catch them very often from the videos I’ve seen. Any tips on trolling cranks for them? Any favorite crankbaits you have for trolling?

We don’t troll very often but they will hit about anything because they are so agressive. I’d try some umbrella rigs.

Boys had an amazing time!

Contact Didier and Sons 580-623-1059 He will get you on some fish!

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Ha ha. Yea the pump is done. Just got some more in this morning AND redid the filtration system. So I’m really looking forward to trying it out again. I’m not sure about the walleye. I’d think it would be a night bite right now.

Are you putting salt in the water?

@@dave0366 yes 3 cups for my 30 gallon tank.

Yes they lose schools from the cast net. Once they get in the tank the salt water will harden them up.

@@proximabear1432 still waiting on the show! 😁

😂😂😂

Thanks. We appreciate it!

@@letsgofishingntx 1-2oz depending on wind. 1.5oz is a good all around size. Thanks for watching and following us!

Fort Cobb

Most of the time they are on bottom, but depends on water temps. Yesterday they were suspended which is not normal, but every lake is different. 27” could be 9.5-12lb probably.

@@BooneBoys thanks

Ha ha. Tonight we pullled some big cats. I’m more concerned about the plastic Attwood pole holders. They moan every time a big hybrid bass turns the pole sideways.

Sounds good!

I see an epic episode in the making! Houston would have a blast!! 🎣

Thanks! We really appreciate it. It definitely helps out a lot.

@@Lloydc30 typically it’s a flat off of some sort of a drop. Now this might be a 2’ or whatever foot drop. They don’t typically stay on the slope of a drop off. I think of them like sharks that are constantly roaming and need some space to hunt.

They are 18” in the front.

Only the splasher. Not common in the summer so we use the thumper. We are mostly in less than 20’ where we are fishing. If they were deeper than 30’, we’d probably use it.

@@BooneBoys do you see any difference with the splasher? I bought one as well but haven't used it much. Idk if it really does anything

Yes it works. I’d like to have two of them, one for front of the boat. Helps keep them around you longer and bring them in if they are close.

@@BooneBoys ok I have to give it a try. I have a question if you go to any new body of water. From your experience in the summer. Where are the key places you find hybrids and whites?

Tough to say, but I usually look for pinch points on the flats or places that look like they would have space to hunt bait. But I go really shallow and then move deep to see where most of the fish are generally at to have a starting point. If you don’t see fish deep then don’t be surprised to see them really shallower than one would think.

Ha ha. It’s in my nature to leave to find something better. Glad you’re getting it down and the bait tank will be really nice addition to Sheila.

We are in western Oklahoma.

Anything that keeps him from getting up at 3:45am he’s all about! 😂

Man that’s wild. Sorry to hear about all that. If only a little bit of that rain would move north to us.

Great memories for sure!

@@BooneBoys yes sir.

Texoma has striped bass and white bass but no hybrid bass. Some striped bass have broken lines and look like hybrid bass from the stripes. The lines can full a person. I’ve caught hybrid bass with nearly no line breaks as well.

Not often.

@@Charles_And_Christina_H once you go live you’ll never go back! Or your kids won’t let you because they catch too many fish.

@@BooneBoys agreed 100%. However, in defense of artificial lures I will point out that despite our pickled blue shad fiasco we did pretty good on Sooner, especially for the white perch.

Sooner has tons of white perch

@@johnjerome5808 oh we got on them last weekend. Was out there with them and had a blast.

Doesn’t happen often so I’ll give it to him this time!

We were all over the drum yesterday. Can’t remember when drum were so thick. You’re not alone trying to find the hybrids right now.

It was tough yesterday. Only found schools of drum.

Thanks! We put in Salt and Bait Saver.

This was on Foss lake in western Oklahoma.

@@BooneBoys ah , it looked very similar initially oolagah lake. Thank you

Thanks we appreciate the offer. Might do that sometime.

Thanks for watching!

Need to try that one out. Thanks for info.

Hey man see you in the comments a lot. Sorry you took a direct hit and what happened to your boathouse. Just glad you're alright.

@Charles_And_Christina_H First the blew the doors open, so the roof is gone! Then the neighbors boat shed came apart. He houses a 36 foot Yellowfin in it. The wall closest to my shed fell against the side and broke one weld at the roof. Bent the sheet metal up quite a bit. The rest of his shed wrapped around mine. My boat didn't get a scratch. House lost a few windows.OK. ice machine some how got blew out the wall in the downstairs area.Other than that everything was ok.

That’s wild. People ive talked to in Hurricane country are more scared of tornados, but I’d be more afraid of hurricanes.

lol. I hear you. Right now my left arm is hurting a bit from casting. I did find some small bait on last trip. I had to go to an area with a lot of shallow and they were roaming in there.