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Hi everyone! I want you all so much for the recent support, I have been having a great time making all these videos and documenting my recent fishing adventures!! In todays upload, we have a little change up as I have obtained a boat and motor!! This video will consist of me taking the boat on its first fish and trying to catch some lake trout. I hope you all are excited to watch this video as much as I am excited to upload it!
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Congrats on the new boat. Hate to sound like an old nag, but make sure you get all the stuff required in the regulations. Good luck out there, and stay safe.
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Nice to see you in a boat! But as CM said, make sure you have all your safety stuff and it may suck, but hopefully you were wearing your PFD - very important when fishing alone. Lots of catching again. But you know, I kinda like the shore fishing a bit more....and if I'm not incorrect, I think your overall fish size was bigger at your shore fishing spots (no laker but those other fish are pretty nice).
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Lots of boat caches in my area too, I think the MNR has been cleaning some of them up recently. Great to have a boat, the adventure continues. Bet that lake has some big lakers too.
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Thank you guys all so much for the support. It truly is so much appreciated! The kind words give me incredible motivation to keep making more videos and sharing my adventures.
As for safety, absolutely! I forgot to mention in the video but all the necessary safety persuasions were followed and respected throughout. I always make sure I strive to set a good example for younger people or people who have never fished before because I truly understand the influence youtube may have on others. And of course! I want to make sure I value the safety of myself as well!
I am very sorry if you guys may not be as fond of the boat content. I get it! But I want to make sure you guys know my shore fishing days are far from over. I am actually just bank fishing right now!
Again though, I truly appreciate each and every one of your comments. It makes me so happy to see positive reception within my videos. Fishing is so much fun but sharing it with others is even better. I will let you all know how todays adventure goes. Enjoy the day!
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Don't get me wrong....I'm sure you will produce some very entertaining vids...including maybe one day catching that (or another) muskie that tried to eat your bass. it's just a bunch more work to "catch" from a boat than shoreline....and with the shore "catching" you have up there, I would find it hard to justify spending the extra time, money, etc. on a boat. You can catch some decent fish from shore and most species most people fish for. I would leave the lakers for the winter when you can get them through the ice. But that said, it's nice to be in a boat too. We are all just very jealous of the great catching you have up there
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Absolutely! I completely get it. Genuinely I was just in an ideal situation where an awesome deal for the boat came about and I could not resist the excitement of being able to explore these bodies of water further! But you make an incredible point! The shore fishing is almost just as good if not better. I never meant to disappoint anyone that watches my videos. The feedback is so much so appreciated and I will absolutely make sure I still keep documenting my shore adventures as well.
Again. Thank you guys for the support! Much more to come. Had an awesome day of shore fishing today. Ended up with a 37 inch pike. What an awesome fight. Pike are definitely an underrated fish up here. So much fun and so aggressive!
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