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@alwaysbentfishing Thanks, man! I didn't manage any keepers like I have previous years, but they are fun to target.

@_yaknfish Thanks man; wish I could have hooked a larger fish to see if that setup would have handled it.

@TravelnFish need to take that set up with you to kiptopeke next time.

@_yaknfish lol, I don't think so, Mr. Funny Man

@@TravelnFish 😂😂

@@ccernigliaro Don't feel bad, I'm sure you understand from trying to take pics of your kids.

@TomyTekOutdoors Thanks man!

@@DoktoorTom Correct only fun to catch, not eat. She was revived and released.

Or an 18 inch red

@@G-DogomusPrime Red Fish don't have teeth. You can grip them in their mouth, no problem.

@@TravelnFish I live in Florida and I feel like I caught a red and it had fangs in the front. Unless I'm thinking of a different fish, but my friend called it a red.

@@G-DogomusPrime fangs in the front sounds like a Speckled Trout

@japapelili Thank you!

@@jeansavoie8897 No, I did not keep that fish. It's a breeder and best to put that fish back. The fish wouldn't be any good to eat that big anyway.

Haha, thanks, man! So the biggest ones I've ever seen have been caught at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel and this spot was just a touch North of that. You're right, my arms were sore after catching that Bull Red and the other Reds along with the Sheep. Thanks for watching and throwing me a comment. 👍

Thanks man! Thanks for pushing me to get back to that spot and make something happen. The experience is definitely in my top 5. As you know, I had hit kind of a slump about mid-season, but this trip definitely made up for it. We'll definitely get out there at some point and get on them together.

@GillRaker79 Thanks man, it's probably my new favorite fishing session.

@@TravelnFish it would be mine for sure 👍

Thanks man! My PB Sheepshead for sure. The Full Video is long, but a lot of action.

@DanielADOLFSON-b4k I do. It's not perfect but works ok.

Can you please take a picture of of the bottom of trolling motor insert that you lined with all the gasket Because I have two inserts that I got, but when I put them in some water gets through what I want to do what you do because you have a nice system thanks again

@DanielADOLFSON-b4k Here's a link to a couple of pics I uploaded to an Amazon photo album. Hope it helps.www.amazon.com/photos/shared/gknDheRmRke_RU8LQ3FBTg.-ZjQZ7G1bftH5EoACbcFtO I also included a picture of 2 trolling motors that I use without all of the support stabilizing PBC structure. I found that structure is not needed as the weight of the motor holds it in place. Also I put gasket on the kayak itself so that gasket is up against gasket when the motor is in place.

@eugene5438 Thank you for your kind words. That's a very good question, and actually, I use my trolling motor, pedal drive, and paddle quite equally. It all depends on what I'm targeting, what kind of water I'm in, and so on. I use my trolling motor a lot. Trolling for Striped Bass and also just to get around. Certain water I fish, I actually prefer using my pedal drive. And lately, I've been targeting Northern Snakehead, which is in very skinny water, so I use my paddle. So in reality, it is very situational depending on what my fishing mission happens to be on any given occasion. I've also done an additional trolling motor setup. I call it 2.0. The video is also on my channel. If you view other fishing videos on the channel, you'll see how I rotate through all 3 methods of propulsion.

@@TravelnFish Thanks for your reply. I took my PDL106 out for the first time this weekend and loved it. This winter I plan to do trolling motor build. I'll check out your other videos!

Yeah, it wasn't hung on the weeds; just a good fighter. Gonna try for them again tomorrow. I've been stuck in a drought lately.

@@TravelnFish I hear you. I’ve been out a handful of times trying to get a snake with no luck. I did have a few short strikes though, so I know they’re there!

@GillRaker79 Well, I've been on the struggle bus with all the fish I've been targeting lately. I went out just to catch white perch and couldn't even do as well as I expected. I've also been out a couple times for some of those better sized small mouth bass and have only got a couple of small ones. I haven't posted any videos lately because none of the content has been worth it.

@@TravelnFish damn, sorry to hear that yeah I’ve been beating the skunk by going out for an hour or so every few days after work. Half the time I don’t get anything and my full dedicated days have been pretty unsuccessful. It’s that late summer slump I guess

@bigfooting Thanks, it's still getting the job done.

@@_yaknfish thanks...just from my phone.

@@letun3481 thank you!

@@MarkkyBoyy very

@@TravelnFish if I catch one and I don’t want to eat it, I’ll probably just use it as bait to catch something non invasive

@@MarkkyBoyy they are good eating!

Snakehead, if this is the the US it’s very invasive

@@BlaizeMx Northern Snakehead, very invasive.

@@TravelnFishoh I thought it vas a burbot

Was

@Squeegee-spartan Yes they are...I do.

@@potattoggled Hum...?

@@lusciouslunk you're catch, you're choice.

Eat it

Fertilizer for the garden ❤

@@soflopicker9219 Maryland

@@TravelnFishdamn i thought they only lived in fl but ig its j a subspecies of snakehead that dies if the water gets under like 40

@_Radoo lol, under 40° I'm originally from south FL...these are called Northern Snakehead, similar to your Bullseye Snakehead.

@@TravelnFish learn sum new every day

@@_yaknfish thanks bro!

@@JohnDoe-tf8ov thanks