Hey Jeff thanks for the comment. I haven’t ate them yet. Everyone that I know personally says I should just feed them to my chickens lol Do you have any suggestions?
Good to see you still doing videos Gary. I never have caught a trout. I think the closest place to do that for me is in North Georgia. Are you still guiding.
Yes sir, still fishing the Alabama Crappie Trail. Going to Logan Martin on Saturday and fished Guntersville 2 weeks ago. Didn't catch a lot but what we caught were good sized. Finally got my boat set up the way I want it. I'm going to look at my calendar and see when I can book another trip with you. Probably this Fall since our last tournament is in June. Keep up the good videos. Glenn. @@CATCHAHAWG
Hey John thanks for taking the time to comment. That makes sense. Nothing digests corn very well lol. I guess I should have mentioned to check the local laws first 🤦♂️
@@johnbrowder1771 yeah they even said that handling them can kill them. Gentle little fellas lol Maybe someone else will cats the ones I caught before they do.
a different subject, and u have been using livescope as long as anyone I know., want your opinion on something,,, ok, it seems like especially in winter, when we find inactive fish, sitting deep on timber, they dont glow very much on the livescope.,, it seems like when they are actively feeding they look brighter on the scope.., heres my theory,, being sonar pics up primarily a fishes air bladder, what im thinking is if the fish has fed recently, there wont be as much space in thier abdominal cavity, and they deflate thier air bladders as much as possible, , while they rest and digest.. do u have any thoughts on this? thanks @@CATCHAHAWG
@@randy1ization I don’t guess I’ve ever thought about that. I very seldom fish for any deeper than 20 ft and if I do they are grouped up on the bottom. I will say however black crappie can be way harder to catch than whites. I’ve fished many schools of them and maybe catch one if any.
@@randy1ization yeah there’s some folks that fish for them that deep here as well. I just prefer not to due to it being more difficult lol I guess livescope has made me lazy 😏
Great video, bake them in some lemon and butter !!! Add some onions
Thank you Chris. I’ll definitely give that a try 👍
they like color and scent,,
I heard someone say they feed them corn at the hatchery but not sure 🤔 if that’s true. Would explain why they bite it so well
Wow!!! I've never caught a trout.
I wish I had a chance to catch, clean, and cook some of those!!! I bet they're good too lol
You might check with your parks and wildlife department to make sure they don’t do it around there. It may stay too warm over there not sure.
Grill with Onion and green pepper
Thank you Mike I’ll give that a try 👍
I like them pan seared or blackened
Thanks a bunch for the comment I’ll give ‘em a try 👍
Trout fishing magician how did those turn out ?
Hey Jeff thanks for the comment. I haven’t ate them yet. Everyone that I know personally says I should just feed them to my chickens lol Do you have any suggestions?
Good to see you still doing videos Gary. I never have caught a trout. I think the closest place to do that for me is in North Georgia. Are you still guiding.
Hey Glenn great to hear from you. Yes sir I’m still guiding. Have you been doing any fishing lately?
Yes sir, still fishing the Alabama Crappie Trail. Going to Logan Martin on Saturday and fished Guntersville 2 weeks ago. Didn't catch a lot but what we caught were good sized. Finally got my boat set up the way I want it. I'm going to look at my calendar and see when I can book another trip with you. Probably this Fall since our last tournament is in June. Keep up the good videos. Glenn. @@CATCHAHAWG
@@glennmize9057 sound great. I hope you have good luck in the tournaments 👍
When I was in Arkansas they stop allowing corn because they said it block trout digestive system! Trout bites ,velvetta cheese or trout egg bait.
Hey John thanks for taking the time to comment. That makes sense. Nothing digests corn very well lol. I guess I should have mentioned to check the local laws first 🤦♂️
@@CATCHAHAWG It probably doesn't matter in Texas since they die when it gets warm anyway.
@@johnbrowder1771 yeah they even said that handling them can kill them. Gentle little fellas lol Maybe someone else will cats the ones I caught before they do.
How can you find out where the lakes are?
Hey Lannie thanks for the comment. Just check out the Texas parks and wildlife website for the stocking locations.
I know that they stocked some in the Greenville park. They had a special kids day fishing at the park. Enjoy your video.
@@lanniesteen9154 yes sir I saw that. Get out there and catch a mess if you can 👍
When it gets warmer the trout will die off.
Yes sir that’s the way I understand it. Luckily we always get some really nice days before that happens.
how are u liking that reel?
Hey Randy those little reels are holding up nicely. Very light and smooth drag. Thank you for the comment 👍
a different subject, and u have been using livescope as long as anyone I know., want your opinion on something,,, ok, it seems like especially in winter, when we find inactive fish, sitting deep on timber, they dont glow very much on the livescope.,, it seems like when they are actively feeding they look brighter on the scope.., heres my theory,, being sonar pics up primarily a fishes air bladder, what im thinking is if the fish has fed recently, there wont be as much space in thier abdominal cavity, and they deflate thier air bladders as much as possible, , while they rest and digest.. do u have any thoughts on this? thanks @@CATCHAHAWG
@@randy1ization I don’t guess I’ve ever thought about that. I very seldom fish for any deeper than 20 ft and if I do they are grouped up on the bottom. I will say however black crappie can be way harder to catch than whites. I’ve fished many schools of them and maybe catch one if any.
in my neck of the woods, in winter, around 28 feet is usually best, but we have caught them down to 50 feet on timber.@@CATCHAHAWG
@@randy1ization yeah there’s some folks that fish for them that deep here as well. I just prefer not to due to it being more difficult lol I guess livescope has made me lazy 😏