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@@user-kb8bz1tl2l 8-10lb powerpro

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Every year I stock up on white bass. Vacuum seal them and eat them through out the entire year. I keep this many because it's going to feed me for many months

@@XtraordinaryFishing There's other foods to eat. I understand keeping some, but why don't you just let others enjoy catching those same fishes. I believe in catch and release. If I want to eat fish, I'll take a couple or buy fish at the supermarket.

​​@@Alex-Trejosupermarket fish are farm raised and contain less nutrients than wild caught. And buying wild caught supermarket fish supports commercial fishing which kills millions of fish every year. There nets dont pick one species like fisherman do. They catch everything. They're the reason are fisheries get hurt. not ordinary people following there state regulation laws I also didnt even keep my legal daily limit which is 25.

@@XtraordinaryFishing Unfortunately you are right about supermarket/restaurant fishes, but I'm talking more about sport fishes on noncommercial lakes or rivers. I've seen people taking home 20 largemouth basses home to eat. If nutrition is your concern, there many other foods with more nutrients than white basses. Anyways, I do enjoy your channel. Have a great day, amigo.

@@connorkraus8216 😂😂

@rashaadfullwood3597 not at all I'll even raise the motor a few inches when I'm in thick grass or on saltwater flats. Now when it's raised like that I can get a Lil cavitation at full throttle. But fully lowered no issues

Awesome man, I appreciate your help.

It's an old one fiberglass Ozark trail made from Walmart I got a few on sale for $15. But it's honestly to short I had to get a longer paddle. I'd recommend the Kaku paddle it's carbon fiber. lighter, stronger and adjustable

Caught one a couple weeks ago for the first time was a little bigger then this and it put up virtually no fight I was very shocked when I saw what it was, dude fought harder out of water then he did in it

@@palan99 well some fight hard

Bowfin commonly mixed up with a snakehead. These are native. Snakeheads are invasive

Bowfin

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Bowfin

The reel is a doviello hicc50. It's $50-$60 depending where you buy it. The rod is a custom built I made from a 6'6 crb ultralight blank with Carbon fiber handle, carbon fiber reel seat accents and micro guides with underwraps on each guide. I wouldn't sell a rod a like that for less than $250. But I could use same blank and cheaper parts and get the price down to like $120-$150 for someone

@@mommymilkers4119 was the longest I could find at academy 😅

@charlestafoya1947 very stable! I should also add it's not like it blows ypu away just changes your direction. This is only when paddling With motor or pedal drive you'd hardly notice it at all!

I am using the doviello hicc50 reel rn. My rod is a custom built 6'6, 2 piece I made from a crb ultralight blank. I built it after trying a few different ones off amazon and wanted something with a little more backbone and not have to worry about fragile tips.

@@XtraordinaryFishing thanks for the info and getting back to me 👍 what rod would you recommend I was going to go with a 6ft light action to start with I like fishing light lures rooster tails beatle spinn been using a spinning reel

@@user-kb8bz1tl2l basspro crappiemax is a great starter bfs rod

@user-kb8bz1tl2l where you located? post in the Kaku Kayak group I'm sure someone will help you out

@@XtraordinaryFishing Mississippi Zulu group on Facebook?

Same dude, I’m in Colorado and researching for my first kayak and am almost 100% settled on the Kaku Zulu Pedal.

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@@RashaadFullwood aquos haswing 12v, 55lb, 26in shaft. Amazon.com

Congrats! First of many to come!

I bet your heart was PUMPING! nothing more exciting than seeing them chase it down

@@XtraordinaryFishing it was like the movie jaws lol