This is in the IF top 3 videos list. Great one! Suggestion for your buddy (in case you didn't already tell him): Consider getting that rod into the water as far as it can go when they go under the boat. Straight down. Careful, too - depending on the class of rod, line, etc, that's a good way to snap one. I learned that the hard way.
Awesome!!! Love that river! If you hit it at the right time, it's awesome fishing. Thank you for upload, that p line striper fly thing looks cool gonna try it out!
I take my family out to jacob myers alot and ive seen some pretty nice stripers just wandering around but just never had a chance to fish but i will definetly try it out nice video
We did the nights ferry float last year and we saw a ton of those fish but I pulled out a steelhead or pike minow, I don't remember which one everyone said it was, lol. That's awesome. We are doing the nights ferry float today with my mariner 4 inflatable raft with 55 lb Newport vessels trolling motor and some mods. Do you know any regulations in that area besides barbless hooks and no live bait?
Love the Stanny. I fish it at least 20 times a year.lots of great runs to fish. My crew and i fish it from kayaks. We mainly fish for smallies but also catch stripers. It has some blocks that you wont get your boat through west of 99 bridge. Nice video. Good fishing.
What brand of jerk bait were you guys using . I fish this river everyday. Live about ten minutes waking away. Great video , also the ONLY video of this area .
What brand of hats were you guys wearing in the vid? Looks like it would be good for fishing as it seemed quite fitting and had a nice sturdy bill, I can't stand wearing flat billed caps. Thanks
Not native, but they were first planted here on the west coast over 120 years ago. They've become established and a commercial fishery used to exist for them, and 40lb fish used to be common, but in recent years, "shaker" fish are much more common since spawning habitat and water exportation has fucked everything up in California. So yeah, they're "invasive" but have coexisted with the other species like native salmon for over 100 years. People try to say they're invasive, but really, that's like saying you're still an immigrant if you have ancestry back to another country over 100 years ago...
Sick video !!!!
Damn that's what you call a true fisherman!!!this is one of the best river fishing video!!!
Thanks, I appreciate that!
BRADLEY !!!!!!!
This is in the IF top 3 videos list. Great one!
Suggestion for your buddy (in case you didn't already tell him): Consider getting that rod into the water as far as it can go when they go under the boat. Straight down. Careful, too - depending on the class of rod, line, etc, that's a good way to snap one. I learned that the hard way.
Thanks Jeff, whats the other top 2? He knows it was that being on the trolling motor and coming up on timber at the same time jacked up the position.
I Almost Puked When That Striper Came Off! Great Video! Thanks Much!
That makes three of us, lol thanks!
man! that striper that came off was a beast! that looks like an awesome place and awesome way to fish!
Yeah man that one stung!
I remember Fishing on the Stanislaus River years ago with my step dad. Great video, very informative, (No pun intended.) keep up the good work..
Awesome!!! Love that river! If you hit it at the right time, it's awesome fishing. Thank you for upload, that p line striper fly thing looks cool gonna try it out!
Your welcome, I'm looking forward to trying it again myself.
You need to try the Feather-Raft out there.
awesome vid man
you should make one on the san Joaquin river !!
I take my family out to jacob myers alot and ive seen some pretty nice stripers just wandering around but just never had a chance to fish but i will definetly try it out nice video
Can't go wrong with Sublime and fishing
We did the nights ferry float last year and we saw a ton of those fish but I pulled out a steelhead or pike minow, I don't remember which one everyone said it was, lol. That's awesome. We are doing the nights ferry float today with my mariner 4 inflatable raft with 55 lb Newport vessels trolling motor and some mods. Do you know any regulations in that area besides barbless hooks and no live bait?
That is awesome...will check out area... very interesting
that looks soooo damb fun!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh it is! :)
The excessive comments to a guy who obviously knows how to fish is so annoying, let alone your "commercials"
Great video
Thanks!
Love the Stanny. I fish it at least 20 times a year.lots of great runs to fish. My crew and i fish it from kayaks. We mainly fish for smallies but also catch stripers. It has some blocks that you wont get your boat through west of 99 bridge. Nice video. Good fishing.
this river seems nice for kayaking also. is there a nice launch spot for this river. thanks and love the video
When you hold a fish by their body the protective slime om them comes off on your hand ! Hold them by their mouth be fish friendly
I love watching this video! really need to check this river out. where is it by?
Come bring your kayak out here nick !
What does it mean when the fish was still too green to net? Great video! One of my favorites!
To much energy and moving to fast to net, thank you!
i think it means its too small
awsome
Thanks!
What city or area was this, I have never seen that many stripes and I live on the Stanislaus river in near ripon.
What brand of jerk bait were you guys using . I fish this river everyday. Live about ten minutes waking away. Great video , also the ONLY video of this area .
great video!!! can you explain the gear you were using? like line, rod and reel?
I was using a medium weight 7' moderate action cranking rod with 15lb P-Line CX-premium and a 6:3.1 Smoke SPT
thanks!!! did you choose a mod action rod just to be able to throw out the light minnow baits?
What brand of hats were you guys wearing in the vid? Looks like it would be good for fishing as it seemed quite fitting and had a nice sturdy bill, I can't stand wearing flat billed caps. Thanks
cynematek We were wearing Boat Country INC hats that are a "flex fit" style. They are super comfortable.
Thanks! I knew it was flex fit!! I love the fit of their hats
Is this near ripon by caswell park?
Hi I was wondering where exactly you launched out of and when you think the best time to go fishing for stripers is.
I hear a fire radio in the background
What part of the river is it? I live by Stanislaus river. That looks hella fun to do. Love striper fishing.
Below Jacob Myeres
***** Thanks
Lol
hey nick what time of the year are the striper in thick there
Did anyone see the black shadowin the water at 16:13 - 16:18 looks wierd
Lots of mary jane a long that river =)
Are stripers native to California? I have known them to be in new York and the chesapeake
Not native, but they were first planted here on the west coast over 120 years ago. They've become established and a commercial fishery used to exist for them, and 40lb fish used to be common, but in recent years, "shaker" fish are much more common since spawning habitat and water exportation has fucked everything up in California. So yeah, they're "invasive" but have coexisted with the other species like native salmon for over 100 years. People try to say they're invasive, but really, that's like saying you're still an immigrant if you have ancestry back to another country over 100 years ago...
What city is this near? Is it by Oakdale or farther west?
Just out of Escalon by Boat Country
+InformativeFisherman how is the place for a kayak
U could've got the 15+ pounder fish if u had a net
The fish was still way to green to net
Kokanee at new Melones soon
what month did you fish this?
SUBLIME !!
is there any good fishing at knights ferry? i currently live in Louisiana and moving back to Turlock soon
Eddie Flores Jau The Delta would be your best bet
WHOS THE GUIDE LOL STOP TELLING HIM HOW TO FISH HES PROBABLY ANNOYED