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> Catching very large WALLEYE in DRAINAGE PIPE!, Pike and bass too!!
Perch_master
Posted: Jul 17, 2022 - 06:43 pm


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Thank you guys all so much for the amazing support on all of my recent videos. The kind words and support is so much so appreciated and motivates me in a huge way to follow my fishing dreams. In todays upload, we start off catching some great bass but move on to having an unreal day fishing a drain pipe?! Yes! that’s right! LOL. Funny stuff what fish like to hide in. Again I really hope you all enjoy and thank you so much for all the support.

[YOUTUBE]https://youtu.be/VHEPevYSW4s[/YOUTUBE]

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Posted: Jul 18, 2022 - 02:43 pm


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Minnows and crayfish love to hide in small and large culverts. From shore or in a boat the areas around culverts can be a gold mine for catching fish. At certain times of the day and all night that culvert will be loaded with minnows. Big fish know this and cruise in for an easy meal. If you fish that spot again try and stay off to the side where you parked as to not scare the fish away. Cast in the area of the culvert at dusk and into the night. I bet you will catch a monster walleye. Watch out for the bugs and bears at night. Caught these three at a spot similar to where you were fishing. They were searching for the minnows I spoke of at night. 26.5...23.5...22.5 inches. I don't know what hazards are up there fishing at night so make sure you don't put yourself in harms way. I carry 2 head lamps and a back up flash light, BUG SPRAY, BEAR SPRAY. I use an air horn for unwanted wildlife just because it lasts longer, but I really should carry both. Good luck and stay safe. We really enjoyed the video, have fun up there.

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Posted: Jul 19, 2022 - 06:18 pm


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Thank you so much for the reply Crappeman! That’s awesome to know. And absolutely I will have to give that a go following the safety precautions you have listed. You make some awesome points. As well those are some beautiful walleyes. That 26.5 is an amazing fish. Thank you again for the replys and support. I look forward to making more content!

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Posted: Jul 22, 2022 - 10:27 am


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