Vintage Jig and Bobber Fishing result in Epic Perch and Bluegill Catch at Pineview, Utah!

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  • Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
  • Join us on a nostalgic fishing adventure at Pineview Reservoir in Utah, where we used a timeless method to catch a ton of perch and bluegill! With high waters creating the perfect habitat for panfish to spawn and hide, we employed a vintage technique using a simple jig under a classic red and white bobber, tipped with a worm. The results were amazing, and we had an unforgettable day reeling in these delicious fish for a mouth-watering lunch. Watch to see how sometimes, the simplest methods truly are the best!
    Vintage fishing methods
    Pineview Reservoir fishing
    Perch fishing tips
    Bluegill fishing tips
    Jig and bobber fishing
    Panfish spawning habitat
    Red and white bobber
    Simple fishing techniques
    Utah fishing spots
    Catching fish for lunch
    High water fishing
    Panfish fishing basics
    Family fishing adventure
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Комментарии • 8

  • @reapergrim76
    @reapergrim76 21 день назад +2

    That's some good lunch! 😊

  • @ColtonWilson3000
    @ColtonWilson3000 16 дней назад +1

    Good video, great way to fish for panfish definitely. I like to use leeches opposed to worms. I catch lime 3/1 that way. Shout out from Canada!

    • @adventureswithcookieandcowboy
      @adventureswithcookieandcowboy  16 дней назад

      It is odd that leeches are not as commly used in my area. I know they are a fantastic bait. I will often gather grasshoppers but they are tough to keep on the hook

  • @FishfearmeStudios
    @FishfearmeStudios 21 день назад +1

    Figured them out. Wow that looks good with cornbread.

    • @adventureswithcookieandcowboy
      @adventureswithcookieandcowboy  21 день назад

      @@FishfearmeStudios panfishing has just been excellent for us this summer and ya that cornbread was good

  • @touvuexiong8906
    @touvuexiong8906 21 день назад +1

    Would you mind sharing the spot?

    • @adventureswithcookieandcowboy
      @adventureswithcookieandcowboy  21 день назад

      @@touvuexiong8906 dosent have a name just some flooded brush in the northeast thumb. Look for Pelicans and Greens. They will tell ya where the bait fish are. Predators will be near. But as the hot temp keeps up they might get driven to deeper water