A sweet batch of lakers!! These lakes are super interesting!! Thanks, Elias!!
YAAY! More Upstate NY freshie action. People have no idea how much fun deep jigging these big aggressive lakers is, but it's a blast. Big headshakes, thumping strikes and zooming runs for the bottom, just a hoot. We bagged a load of these bruisers on Champlain this week, and had a ball. Thanks for the variety, Elias!
I am always happy to see your videos but REALLY happy to see you fishing the finger lakes.
I learn from your videos EVERY time. I reel up way to slow compared to you after watching your last two videos.
Bummer that I just left there to fish 3 hours East in the Delaware river for native Rainbows and Browns and I just missed you.
Awesome video again. I'm so happy you replaced that googan net you used to have. 😆
I love slow pitch jigging. I was able to buy a lot from Asian Portal when I watched your video. They were on sale about $2 a jig. I use them in the Pacific Ocean and dang awesome jigs, but needed strong hooks due to way bigger fish in the ocean. I love your videos and thanks for sharing. I learned a lot from you.
Hi from Perth Western Australia. I noticed the slow pitch jig you were using are very simular to the Ocean's Legacy, Slow Pitch Roven jigs. 6grams to 25 grams. 9 colours available. All at $14.99 Australian. We ship all over the world.
Nice!! Good size monsters trout. My second target species right here, love it. 👍
Another good day on the water. Wonder where the Browns and Rainbows are hiding? Enjoy that weather ...
Great video, you are the jigging man…..
Pretty fish.
Nice and very interesting!
There's a couple of companies selling 20g Slow pitch jigs here in the US, takes a bit of digging to find them though. I'm going to have to order some to add to my Laker box.
That first hookup brought back sturgeon memories! 😂
'Nice fishing 👍👍
I'd pay Elias to put me onto some bowfin and kayak with him.
Get your butt back here to North Carolina!! Reds are chomping 😮 heading back home to Raleigh was down at Fort Fisher the whole morning and destroyed redfish💪
NO!!!! You have him all year long.
We Finger Lakes people want him here for awhile!!! 😊
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TY Elias
I'm having a hard time seeing the parallel between roadside ditch fishing for bowfin and jigging in 70 ft of water for lake trout. Don't know about the lake trout but the bowf in are very underrated.
Happy 4th of July
I'd buy myself an EliasV Laker Slow Pitch Jig
Hey Elias, I've been curious about your landing net, what make and model is it?
Hey Elias, who ever made your landing net should make more and put them up for sale on your website for purchase, and you get alittle commission from the sales. I would buy one. Looking for a 36inch handle 18 diameter hoop or 20inch hoop with at least 20 deep net rubber coated, hook resistance. Your net seems perfect for my needs. Here in California where I fish. I'll take a neon green one ,and must float. What you think 🤔
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some people prefer these videos Elias, just sayin'
I do prefer this sort of fishing if it were on my downtime vs algorithm stuff.
Take your limit home man, you paid for them with your license and there is no bether commercial for fish and wildlife then you. Good stuff man.
Where are the finger lakes located? Have a great day!!
Central New York. There are about 14 lakes running North to South grouped together. Up to 600+ feet deep.
Yes, great walleye fishing in some of them.
Have to be pretty honest.... I dont care to much for all these northern fishing videos.
@@KENDOSLICE100 I love the Northern fishing videos! Everyone has their own opinions for sure.
Catching a 40+ pound fish on a fly rod or pulling a massive fighting fish out of 180 fow from a kayak in the fall with orange, red, pink and yellow leaves on the trees can't be beat.
These Finger Lakes videos always make me Upstate NY homesick.
I love my FL inshore fishing, but I miss those football-shaped brownies.
I wish my dad was still alive to see you jigging those lakers during the day. He would be all over that. He used to troll at night with lead line for them on Seneca Lake when I was a baby and decades later with downriggers. Simple & quiet jigging would have appealed to him.
I've done well on big mangrove snapper in Tampa Bay on my kayak with small slow-pitch jigs. It's a blast. 👍
Did your Dad ever pull copper or just lead line? My Dad and I in the 70's pulled copper, not real thrilling but WOW could you catch a ton of fish that way.
@@JoeGraveDancer He may have pulled copper too. He liked trolling, I leaned heavily toward fly fishing. Always think about him when I troll a plug or two behind my kayak on the way out/in. Easy way to score some Spanish Mackerel & sea trout.