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@@toddfullerlove6821 this is the single best RUclips comment I’ve ever read

@@lxAngelsJourneyxl I prefer a 3/8 oz for most situations

I didn’t know that was a way to tell. Thanks for the info 👍🏻

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors No problem. I caught a few that yellow and wondered myself it is the ONLY reason I know.

@FishingWithDummies78 I've thought about it but I think I decided not to for now. Mainly cause it's so light and easy to paddle. Eventually I'll get a bigger yak for larger bodies of water and probably put a motor on that. Plus I don't want to worry about having to register it. Not a bad idea though.

Thanks! Hope it helps.

@@DuBryFishingHQ yes sir it is. I'm ready for fall fishing and cold mornings in a tree stand

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors agreed! Although im a spot and stalk type of guy myself

Thank you!

@LL-wz7je yeah unfortunately... it's still the same too a year later

Both are good. 110 is probably better, never tried it

That’s right!

No one ever says that.

@@wundo9372I’ve had one instance..

any pole it self doesn't catch the fish lmao it's the bait and how you fish... unless u have a kids pole and it snaps with a bass lol

That’s awesome man! Good luck on your RUclips journey. It’s a lot of work but well worth it. You got a sub from me as well

@@bobbyortiz1754 yeah I want to try to use mine again soon. Have you got anything on yours?

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors only fished it once or twice then got bored and threw a swimbait

@@bobbyortiz1754 that’s such a you thing to do lol

@@bobbyortiz1754 bet you won for next week haha. I sold the boat though 🥹

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors I’ve never achieved a greater award than this.

@@plazoksKornnatter thank you! Maybe it can sill help

@@blimeylimey13 I prefer 3/8 oz. That’s a good happy medium, but doesn’t hurt to buy different sizes

My favorite things!

@@okay7464 I would say so. Been fishing it for a while now and still feel that way

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors have you put a trolling motor on or thought about it? I saw the 110 model has a mount spot already but it’s $800 and the 100 is $550 rn. I’ve seen some bulky ones that go in the rod holders that I might do

@@okay7464 I’ve definitely thought about it but haven’t pulled the trigger yet, mainly because I want to get a pedal drive kayak eventually for the bigger lakes that I fish. I’m really just saving my money for that instead. I think the rod holder ones you’re talking about would probably work good for it though.

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors okay thanks man I live in MN tons of lake I’m trying to get in the small spots everyone overlooks because was have so many big lakes haha

@@okay7464 that’s a great strategy! One that I use myself

It’s not that people think they’re not good, it’s that fishing with artificial lures is really popular (and doesn’t require a bobber), so you’ll hear people say it’s like cheating. I don’t necessarily feel that way though, it just depends on how you like to fish

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors ok well that makes sense. I get artificial lures being popular because I enjoy using them too. I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone refer to bobber fishing as cheating. I mean really they are two completely different styles of fishing.

@@Hometown_Outdoorsman I agree with you 100%. That’s why I included them cause they come in handy

@@thebraveangler no problem! I enjoyed doing it. Keep up the great work. I definitely want to try some of the other baits

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors thanks man. It’s definitely a grind being a small business owner but your video gave us some extra much needed motivation to keep going.

@@thebraveangler Glad to hear it brother

Semper!

They were great! Keep it up

I talk about rod and reels in the last chapter of this video ⬇️. I’m gonna be doing a rod and reel specific video here pretty soon because I’ve had some requests for one. Hopefully this helps for now. Feel free to reach out with questions and thanks for watching 👍🏻 ruclips.net/video/_6NlDSyAg9o/видео.htmlsi=BFL1gvy7KnUPLJ54

Thanks!

Absolutely! RUclips is supposed to do automatic chapters for me but sometimes they don’t work or don’t do a great job. I appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching!

Of course! New subscriber!

@@logantraxler7 thanks! I appreciate you!

I’d say they paddle about the same, but in reality, the Pelican is more stable being that it’s 34” wide vs the ascend that’s 31”. You can actually feel the difference. I can stand in my pelican but couldn’t stand in the 10T. Also, the pelican is 10 pounds lighter and more durable. I 100% prefer the pelican. One thing I do miss about the 10at though is the built in hatch and cup holder that go right in front of the seat, but that’s something you could DIY on the pelican as well.

Good point. I should’ve added that. Thanks bro 👍🏻

lol I don’t trust myself either

Seems like it’s subjective to the person. Lots of guys are and some aren’t. It’s definitely not the most stable yak on the market, but I think it’s pretty good for the money.

I was thinking of making some side floats to stable it.

Thank you! Will do. I appreciate you watching

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors thanks!

Thanks!

I’ve taken it out in 15 mph wind and it did okay. The problem is it’s lighter so it blows around easy. Bottom line though is that you need something light enough to car top. Doesn’t matter either way if you can’t get out on the water. I personally wouldn’t be comfortable in 30 mph winds with it though. I love the kayak but I’m not sponsored by pelican and won’t tell someone to use it in a situation I don’t think would be safe. If I were you, I’d find the heaviest, most stable yak you’re comfortable with and can car top. I used to live in Montana 10 minutes from the Missouri River by the way, so I get it… Oklahoma has some nasty wind too, I just do my best to get out on better days

@@ReelHookSetOutdoors Thanks for the info. Yeah, that's just how the weather is here. It can be a picture perfect day, next thing you know you're being blown all over the place for twenty minutes, then it's perfect again. My Lifetime Stealth can handle it, I've ridden those out anchored several times, but the H10, being a sit in, basically a canoe, was a problem.

Haha!

I made a bet with him that if he caught the biggest fish I’d take him to get candy haha

Thanks!

I know! I’m always telling him to do it gently but I think he gets to excited and forgets

My top 3 tips are this: Learn different techniques one at a time. Start with something easy like a Texas rig. RUclips is a great place to start. Practice casting until you can cast far and accurate. Learn about fish biology and how they act in different situations. Ie what they eat in a certain place, where they live, how deep they are in different water temps, spawning cycle, etc…. I have a good video called how to build a beginners fishing kit if your curious about what gear to have. Hopefully this helps, and welcome to the best hobby on earth 👍🏻

@@ReelHookSetOutdoorsthanks

Glad it helped. Thanks for watching!

They’re also good at holding loose nuts and bolts on my work bench 😂