Live eel video Posted on October 4, 2012 by zhromin — 12 comments enjoy [youtube]http://youtu.be/HKKDy2I8LAw[/youtube]
Chef Chris October 4, 2012 at 9:43 pm skinner is amazing, super nice guy too. that spot sure produces a lot of fish, same spot from the riggie video, nicely done. Log in to Reply ↓
Irish October 5, 2012 at 9:50 am two thirties in an outting would be ok with me. great video Log in to Reply ↓
Richard aka Woodwker99 October 5, 2012 at 11:27 am John really has it down. They need to get him to be a speaker at next years Fisherman show at the Hilton. Log in to Reply ↓
C4red October 5, 2012 at 11:56 am He really makes it look easy, what a pro, whether its catching stripers, flounder or just talking about it, he’s got It!!! Thanks for the video. Log in to Reply ↓
Steve K. October 5, 2012 at 3:03 pm I’d be curious to see what the results would be if the live eels were replaced with unweighted sluggos (or similar) for a few casts. Well done video in any case. Log in to Reply ↓
bdubbs October 5, 2012 at 4:12 pm I agree with Steve k. Its these controlled situations when you know the fish are there that give you the chance to experiment and really see the differences in what they will and won’t take. Log in to Reply ↓
harv October 6, 2012 at 8:44 am Does he stock the pond?lol good work makes it look easy Log in to Reply ↓
Allen W October 6, 2012 at 11:16 am I agree with all of the previous posts John makes this look so easy. Thank you for putting this up Z. Log in to Reply ↓
skinner is amazing, super nice guy too. that spot sure produces a lot of fish, same spot from the riggie video, nicely done.
↓two thirties in an outting would be ok with me. great video
↓Awesome video.
↓John really has it down.
↓They need to get him to be a speaker at next years Fisherman show at the Hilton.
He really makes it look easy, what a pro, whether its catching stripers, flounder or just talking about it, he’s got It!!!
Thanks for the video.
↓I’d be curious to see what the results would be if the live eels were replaced with unweighted sluggos (or similar) for a few casts.
Well done video in any case.
↓I agree with Steve k. Its these controlled situations when you know the fish are there that give you the chance to experiment and really see the differences in what they will and won’t take.
↓Great video
↓very informative as always great video Z.
↓great stuff as usual…..john is a legend
↓Does he stock the pond?lol good work makes it look easy
↓I agree with all of the previous posts John makes this look so easy.
↓Thank you for putting this up Z.