Great video. You are a natural host. Reminds me of how uncut angling started out. Keep working on the editing. Start taking some small trips. Keep it uncut like it is and never include a fishing guide as I feel like it detracts from the natural experience of finding the fish etc. I work long hours at the hospital and love videos like this as I can’t get out as much as I wish.
wow. im impressed. great setup. great character. great filming and narration. also must be a sign you catch and release A TON of fish when you accidentally toss back keeper perch haha!
Great video, but Avery had her video edited and posted 2 weeks ago!!! I think Taro edits faster than you!🤣 just yanking your chain, I learned some great tips!!! Your awesome Paul!👍
Great video, the bright red background on the text in the video wasn't great, and took up too much of the screen. The flashy effect for the clip transitions isn't great either. Commentary and camera work are good - there are anglers with 100K+ subs who do it worse. Explanation of the bottom transitions was really cool. Please keep making more.
Hi Paul Happy New Year to you and your family. The small beads you had above the hooks do they free float on the line or are they fixed at the hook. Thanks and stay safe.
I disagree with Avery, bc I see all winners!
What a fantastic perch tutorial. This was masterfully produced.
Awesome video! Thanks for all the good information! I need to catch some of those big perch one day!
Great video. You are a natural host. Reminds me of how uncut angling started out. Keep working on the editing. Start taking some small trips. Keep it uncut like it is and never include a fishing guide as I feel like it detracts from the natural experience of finding the fish etc. I work long hours at the hospital and love videos like this as I can’t get out as much as I wish.
Thank you Luke! Uncut angling? Never heard of him 🤷♂️
Not everybody has a professional grade sonar set up that is so expensive.
Where was this on Erie?
Best tasting fish on the planet. I honestly crave it. I grew up in Cayuga, Ontario so there's that lol
I have been fishing lake Erie for perch since 1962 with my 1962 shake spear fishing pole and learn how to clean them too
Nice vid Prof! Sound is mint. Do u ever get 16” ers out there?
16” ...so rare... 15.5” is the biggest I’ve seen. (Chunky chunk 2.3lbs) but I’m sure they do get caught that big and bigger Taro!
wow. im impressed. great setup. great character. great filming and narration. also must be a sign you catch and release A TON of fish when you accidentally toss back keeper perch haha!
Great video, but Avery had her video edited and posted 2 weeks ago!!! I think Taro edits faster than you!🤣 just yanking your chain, I learned some great tips!!! Your awesome Paul!👍
Sweet brother. I sooo miss catching Perch. Congrats on an incredible day! Just found your channel
Love it. Thanks Paul.
Thanks bud I'm getting some nice perch from shore on the upper niagara. Some big c+r smallies too.
Great video, the bright red background on the text in the video wasn't great, and took up too much of the screen. The flashy effect for the clip transitions isn't great either. Commentary and camera work are good - there are anglers with 100K+ subs who do it worse. Explanation of the bottom transitions was really cool. Please keep making more.
Great feedback! I’m really new to editing and hope to keep improving as I do more. Thanks Nick! ( totally agree with you) 👍
Great tips, thanks for sharing
My wife is not impressed by how big walleye get or how easy they have been to catch. She wants yellow perch for dinner.
That's funny. Personally I'd rather eat perch also.
Awesome stuff
Once again, great vid Paul. keep it up
awesome, looking forward for more content sir
Unreal weather perfect filming condition, no wind! any lake O videos comin soon?
100% ... one day
Beautiful set up Paul. I’m hoping having some luck like this in colchester this fall
awesome video looks like fun, What boat launches are open on the eastern basin in March?
She did not win or tie. The guy won period.
Na the camera always adds a few lbs 😁
Where were all these biggin billies during 39 hours?
#Dialed
How many rods you can use at the same time?
In the eastern basin of Lake Erie, in Ontario, 2 rods per angler.
Hi Paul Happy New Year to you and your family. The small beads you had above the hooks do they free float on the line or are they fixed at the hook. Thanks and stay safe.
The beads just slide freely, you could peg them tho np
Great video!
Great perching brother
Where are you launching from?
Crystal beach, On ,Lake Erie.
Crystal beach
Worse fisherman ever. Tiny perch and totally the wrong boat for the body of water. Go back to dock fishing bass.