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Nice! I live in MN and I love fishing

Question: Do you need a "Trout stamp" to keep trout, even though it's not a registered trout stream??...

ruclips.net/video/ZAmwiio_WE0/видео.htmlsi=6lS1omG0CHMz9DtR I gave you a shoutout at the end

Very nice lo

I picked up a jerk bait just like yours and I’m gonna try to catch some fish on it!

The Mississippi River in mpls to st paul will offer you all the fishing adventures you will ever need.for any species that you desire

Used to work at calhoun beach club.iced walleyes overnight for years there.lots of structure middle areas

another banger! always hammering em, love it! this isnt super far from me either 🤔 may have to check it out 🍻🎣

I like how it doesn’t sink very much because watching the bass crush it is awesome

Minneapolis chain lakes are fire! A couple weeks ago ecoli was found in bde maka saka lake. Nice fishing and stay safe!

There are giant muskies in there if you can find them

Fish the Canal between isles and Calhoun (Bde ma ska) in the spring. Big crappie spawn and once opener hits fish those canala with big baits ans you'll catch monster pikes ans bass. You might get a musky in the mix. I fished it hard this year and pull lots of 4s and 5s. Also shorefishing.

also, you got me saying "Thanks for playing" any time I catch a fish now. Said it after every crappie last weekend haha.. Such a windy weekend tho.

What do you do for work brotha. I live in Plymouth, and i'm between like 5 lakes. Medicine, Bass, Schmidt, Eagle, and Fish lake. Fishing isn't as good here for me as it is in southern MN as far as action goes, but there are some beasts out there.

Big Muskie’s can be caught and pike. But yea need to get out there. No motors or gas motors allowed but trolling motor or kayak would be good. That is in the middle of a chain. Harriot into that lake into lake of the isles

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Lake Calhoun

You were in my backyard brotha!!!

Grass carp are invasive in north America. They eat up to their body weight in vegetation a day. Those aren't legal to let go regardless of what water body. If a game warden seen that it wouldve been a heafty fine in the least.

Banger video🔥

So the U10 isn’t as stable?

When I lived in MN, I used to fish either the cannon or the Zumba’s with my canoe. Both had shuttle concessions that would provide a 12 mile expaerience. My fishing partner Larry and I I would very frequently have 60 fish days.

cant stop neddy!!

fantastic idea for a series brother! great vid, love to the dog as usual😊😎

I run the Berkeley little green Perch bluegill fish bass hit em especially when spring spawn is on

What brand yak is that

First like from me 😊😊😊

Right under the 35W bridge on the Minneapolis side is the best spot for carp and catfish. There is a picture perfect eddy current that can produce massive carp.

Ever catch any musky below lake zumbro? There’s a video on RUclips of a guy pulling a musky out of the river in like Hammond, probably upper 30s low 40s

Great fish! I love trying new waters. Keep them coming!

I'll give this one to ya, West Jefferson Lake, locals call it Little Jeff. Just between Cleveland MN and Madison Lake, It's the Lake I fished my whole life, and just got a Hobie, and was catching monster crappies out there about 10ft deep last week. Was hitting bass on my drop shot withfatheads, and even got a 26in northern. But there is a dock there that is sand bottom, and 15ft deep at the end of it. Some of the best shore fishing ya can get, and it's even better at night cuz less ppl and.. the walleye come out to play, well.. during the spring time anyways.. and not little guys.

Wuh-SEEEE-Kuh* just FYI. Happy Fishing!

Good day on the water. Glad the Bladed Jig was gettin some good ones for ya.

Nice job man. Fun way to catch em

Hey that’s my hometown. Always have had good luck on Clear Lake. Gave me a good laugh listening to you pronounce Waseca

Busy lake

haven't been on that lake for decades, glad you had a good time! looking forward to more on-the-road content

People get killed by trains trying to fish off that very railway bridge every year. It’s almost as dumb and sad as the clowns who insist on ice fishing 50 feet from open water and end up falling through and freezing and/or drowning.

Nice vid man. Unfortunately when you pull the fish into the boat and they flip around on the bottom and in your equipment they are getting injured. Maybe try pulling them in and thumbing or grabbing? I see this a lot and maybe guys don’t realize the damage and injury to fish.Thanks for posting.

New fisher! Good to see there is some cool spots. Ive tried chesterwoods on the docks. No real luck. Hope as my experience grows ill be able to do this.

Is this Root River?

i'm got consequences for the "rest of the day"

Knock off garbage 🗑️

LOL. A 12-14 inch trout is NOT a "HUGE" trout! LMAO! I've fished almost all the trout streams in SE Minnesota. Chatfield, Spring Valley, Lewiston, Lanesboro, Rushford, Forestville State Park. Whitewater State Park and many more. My largest Brown trout was caught near Red Wing, nearly within the city limits. A nearly 25-inch German Brown in a creek smaller than the one in this video (pulled out a one hell of a "nasty" snag with my 8-foot light action rod. With the "HUGE" trout I catch, I gave up on ultralights 15 years ago). I've had 100 plus trout days easy (5 hours) on the South Fork of the South Branch of the Root River South of Lanesboro (a small Rainbow behind nearly every rock)! You want to "try" and catch a HUGE trout in that area? Try downstream below Forestville State Park. mostly West of Chatfield from the Cement bridge on the blacktopped road, below the State Park on the Root River, all the way to Chatfield! Lots of 2,3 even 4-pound German Browns, I'm sure. How good are your Night casting skills! "HUGE", LOL. German Browns are Night feeders. Also, Main Branch, Whitewater State Park (possible 5,6 even 7-pound Browns. Stocked, old, worn out "Brood Stock" from State trout hatcheries). Another very good creek empties into the Root River just above (100 meters west of, upstream of) the hi way bridge (52 S.) heading out of Chatfield. Have some kids? Try the small creek (Dueche, spelling?) that passes by the State Trout hatchery just off the hi way coming into Lanesboro from the West (you can also tour the trout hatchery while there, have a picnic, lots of shade). Tons of "put-n-take" HUGE trout up to 14 inches. LOL. Try a small "Rebel" crawfish crank bait? I've fished that area for more than 30 years and in my opinion the South Fork of the Root River South of Lanesboro is the "TOP" stream in the area! There's a 4- or 5-mile stretch that is outstanding. There's nearly 15 miles on the South Fork of the South Branch that has outstanding trout fishing! Or do you Really want to catch some nice trout? An hour South of Lanesboro (NE Iowa area). 14-22-inch trout, all day long!

What BIG fish! LOL.

Good stuff man

Bunch of nice Greenies dude

Hey guy I am really interested in checking out the locations you fished in this video please get ahold of me

Good stuff man