LittleRedFisherman

That was awesome! Wish I were there!

Thanks! We had a fun time despite the rain. It won't last, towards the end of the month i'll be getting busy again. Headed to White River Monday to stay at a buddy's place in Mt. Home, gonna chase some Browns!!

Just had to, hope ya'll like it! My 4 year old son gave it a two thumbs up, so that's enough for me! Best part might be the first 30 seconds....

Great video, keep them coming!!

Dad gum Man, you tell it like you feel it don't ya, have to respect that. Making these non oscar winning films is what I do best I guess, as my last one I made had about 7 or 8 off your top ten list there. Like someone said on here earlier, I make my videos mainly to look at for myself on a later date, when I have cabin fever, and probably when I'm old and can't do this anymore. But I do share them on youtube these days as I do have people that enjoy them, as well as on here. I enjoy all the stuff guys put on here, Brian's stuff is awesome I think. I do enjoy the conversations and excitement while fishing, that video's can capture. I can't speak for others, but the reason I put music on mine at times, is the audio is sometimes not so good on a GoPro, although on a video I'm working on now, I found out on my editor I can turn up the volume. Might have to post that one later and see if it gets a two thumbs up....lol

Lupe21, welcome to the forum! It's gonna depend where you go on the point as far as running an outboard, and the river has a 25hp limit so keep that in mind. The river is deeper in Arkansas, so you can probably put in on the access near Pochahontas and get a ways up and down the river, but you will be limited even then, you might get a mile either way, not really sure. This river really needs a jet even in Arkansas if you wanna explore further. The Current river near Reyno can be navigagted with a large boat for a nice stretch, it has some good fishing for just about anything, some smallmouth, but they are mixed in with spots and largemouth. Find a good eddy with some brush and there will be crappie there as well, there is also good catfishing there. From Jonesboro it might be a couple hours. Welcome aboard, hope this helps some!

Oh I love it, it's probably the best video camera made for fishing, it works so good for good angles and around water. I've got some video from this trip I'll have to try to edit one of these days!! Thanks, I had it better than my buddy, I had my duck hunting stuff on, so I stayed fairly dry. Chad was getting pretty wet, but you couldn't of got him off the water for nothing, we can be pretty hardcore when we wanna be..lol. Went earlier in the year and had trouble with froze rod guides. We ran into a group of guys on the river canoeing and camping on down to Riverton, now that would be fun, gotta do that someday!! It's a great river, but I forgot the name of it.... Nah we tryed a different area on the Eleven Point that we went to last year, had better success this time!

On a last minute decision last night, my buddy Chad and I decided to head to the River to try some Smallmouth. According to the weather man last night, the rain wasn't suppose to be to much. So we headed out this morning, to just some scattered drizzle at best, until we got on the water, where it rained steady for probably a couple hours. We wasn't deterred, as we just decided to just go with it, I was hoping the clouds and rain might actually help the fish bite. Turns out that was the case, at least for the larger fish. We had to work for the fish all day naturally with the cooler water temps, but during the rain, the suspending Jerkbait was the ticket. The largest fish was a quarter inch shy of 19 inches, I didn't take a pic with this camera as it was raining, but have it on my Gopro i'll have to post later. Caught several more around the 17 inch range, all on a RC Jerkbait. After the rain stopped, so did the fish bite, so we took a short lunch break, then got the flyrods out to break things up. It was slow at first, but soon we caught a few average fish dead drifting jigs. We continued to chip away at an occasional fish, until about an hour before dark. We went to a spot that hasn't always been that productive, but has a nice channel break with a fallen tree for cover. Chad and I casted at the same time and right away we both hooked up, mine a 11 incher, but Chads was a nice 16 plus Smallie that came out from under the tree. The action wasn't fast, but we fished all day, with only one break, and managed to catch several nice fish. The hottest action was during the heaviest rain of the morning, so I guess you could say the pain was worth the gain. Of course any day on an Ozark River, no matter the weather, is just a blessing to me! Edit: First pic is the "almost" 19 incher

Yeah, I think they catch alot of Bass right there in Cherokee Village on those old shows. I remember that show your talking about, because Jason said he may have to sent that one to Stouts, (the local taxidermy). They are pretty creative, and have an entertaining show usually, and yes he is somewhat of a local celebrity around there. I read about the murder for hire deal, think someone approched him wanting it done, and he went to the authorities to turn them in.

I'll have to check that out, that form of fishing has always interested me, although not sure if i'd ever want to try it myself..lol. Those guys from Hardy that do Ozark Outdoors, which is now Arkansas Outlaws have done some really good shows on noodling, or hogging as it more called here in Arkansas. I watched them on his show several years ago hog a 90 pounder. It is a huge sport in Oklahoma.

Great video! That was some beautiful water!

Ham, I just got mine delivered 2 days ago, I hope to put them to use sometime this week, and for sure next week as we are heading to the White river in search of Big Browns. I got a 6.5 light, and a 7 foot Med Light. Putting Flueger presidents on both of them. At first glance and feel, the seem really nice quality. Curious to see how you like yours, I'll try to give a report on mine this week, if I can keep the flyrod out of my hands long enough to try one... Again, thanks to Sulauki to putting that on here!

Man, that's a sweet video, and love the editing! Are you going to do another video of the Trout Odyssey III, i've watch most if not all your previous Odyssey videos, they were really cool to watch for someone like me that hasn't been to all the great Ozark streams yet! If you wanna chase some Gar again next Summer, I could hook you up on some big one's in the St. Francis River here in the Delta.

I always liked fishing when the mayfly's swarm the spotlight, the flathead always seem to bite good on those nights! Sounds like you are fishing further south, I"m up here in Clay county, grew up fishing around the big city of Nimmons AR. lol

Sweet video!!

Could be an old Gulp, or Aliens....I love it...lol. The Gulp idea makes sense, Brian is the one that got to handle it, I think he beleived it was something alive, wish I had looked at it closer, but the way it stretched, it was just like a soft plastic.

Great video as always, I had a successful trip on Taneycomo this summer Jigging, and I learned alot from your videos, thanks for posting them! White was a good color for me this summer, surprising one day up what I think you call "Lookout", I caught several browns on the white jig. Brown and Orange were catching rainbows.

Why didn't I think of that....

I bet somebody on here can tell me what this is. This was attached to the gills of this Bass I caught last Friday, Brian didn't know what it was either, it appeared to be like a tape worm of some sort..

Man, those look really good, making me want a midnight snack... There's nothing better than fried fish on the stream bank, (or ditch bank as we say here). I grew up fishing for flathead at night on the St. Francis, and let me tell ya, it's hard to beat fresh flathead fillets cooked in peanut oil, right out of the river!!

Thanks alot for the info, I have been looking at these rods really hard, but hadn't brought myself to buy one. Just pulled the trigger on two now, thanks again!!

Here's my latest fishing video from a trip last week, that I put together over the weekend. Thought I'd post this here as well, since it's kinda slow this time of year, hope you enjoy!!

Here's a video I put together the past couple of nights, experimented with music this time because the sound wasn't very good. However the fishing was pretty good for a winter day, here is it hope you enjoy!

Omg, how could I forget the sucker, guess that made it the Eleven Point grand slam! We sure had a great time, picked up there at the end again as the sun went down! I'm fixing to put that video on the post of that nice one you caught, may send that to your canoe page as well!

Cody, is your boat still licking it wounds from the trip to the Narrows that time?