Once again — even if you missed the live stream, you are still welcome to comment below your suggestions for 2018 fishing trips! Just keep in mind the following: (1) within the United States of America (we don't have the budget for international trips yet); (2) name location (at least city and state, preferentially watershed as well) and target Species!!! Thank you very much to all those who participated in the Google Hangouts Chat and all those who donated during the length of the event! Tight lines and FISH ON!
when i look back at what you did this past year, the vids that resonate are the ones where you throw on the waders, jump in a creek and simply head up or downstream. like: "A GREAT FIND!!! 11 Species in ONE DAY at a NEW CREEK! (Give-Away Included) (Media, PA)"
I would definitely recommend the Ozark National Waterways, in Missouri and the surrounding areas which the waterways flow through. I misinterpreted a red-spot chub (indigenous to the waterways) for a common carp! That tells you much about my assessment skills.. haha. The more you know!
Freshwater : tench we have some in America,u have to go to Europe for barbel,Rudd,roach,brim,unless u find a place in America that has em , grayling,tiger trout,steelhead trout,musky,sauger,saugeye,
There's another place in WV called Stonewall lake has some huge common and grass carp there if u can manage to go right in cicadas season ur in for a treat.
A place in northern WV called smoke hole road a must visit crystal clear streams everything from trout to hand sized bluegills be near the area of Elkins but if u can find smoke hole caverns u'll find smoke hole road I recommend u bring a fly rod few catch and release areas on that road
Castlerock Flowage in juneau county Wisconsin for a future reference… There’s Bigmouth Buffalo, bowfin, longnose gar, lake sturgeon, foot long bluegill, flathead cats, channel cats, yellow perch, smallmouth bass, musky, pike, white bass, walleye, and tons and tons of drum. It’s a tourist/yuppy attraction, and I don’t like to go when people are shooting carp with bows(when the buffalo carp are extremely active and spawning)… Otherwise, it is a fisherman’s paradise for sure.
Leo, I really think you need to come to the Pacific Northwest. In particular, The Portland area Columbia River and Oregon Coast. I really believe it would be a great opportunity to catch new species. Yes, we have bass and bluegill like every other state, but if you can get hooked up on Oversize Sturgeon (8 or 9 footer), or even a nice sized Chinook Salmon, That will look really awesome in your record book. I am sure you have a viewer base that could help you out. With no boat, there are still some bank fishing opportunities, but for Salmon and Sturgeon, it is harder to catch (but not impossible). I live in the Willamette Valley here in Oregon, and there are fishing opportunities all around. My favorite here is lake fishing for Kokanee. From here in The valley, I am an hour and 1/2 away from the Columbia, from the mountain lakes, and from the coast. As far as Coastal waters, there are opportunities all over the coast for different species that you have never caught. Surf fishing here provides a good catch of Redtail and Silver Perch. Fishing off the jetties can produce some different rock fish with a possible ling cod or Greenling. I would have to say that compared to the Florida trip, there are not as many different species, but they are different.
Northeast Tennessee . The Nolichuckey , Holston, and Watauga rivers. Smallmouth and Trout. They are part of the TVA Dam system. Erwin, Bristol, and Elizabethton are close cities to each
Hey leo! Here's a video suggestion. It might sound dumb, but I think it would be fun! Here it is. Record a WHOLE fishing trip (1 day) UNEDITED! If you catch fish or not I will still watch it, and i'm pretty sure other people would too! Tight lines!
Hey Leo Jason Beck here. I'm Located here in North Jersey Warren County Area. Hackettstown I have some great spots to fish Multiply species such as Bass, Panfish Etc. I hae a River that runs right through my Town named musconetcong river. Has stocked trout, panfish, small mouth, eels, rock bass and very large fall fish. Also have a Haunted lake named Ghost lake that has a awesome history and a great story to go along with it. Located on a road named Shades of death. The Lake does have some very large bass, pickerel, panfish and crappie. If any of these interest you please feel free to DM here or we are friends on FB as well on your personal. page. I have other locatins t as well such as a giant Quarry and couple man made lakes.
Once again — even if you missed the live stream, you are still welcome to comment below your suggestions for 2018 fishing trips! Just keep in mind the following: (1) within the United States of America (we don't have the budget for international trips yet); (2) name location (at least city and state, preferentially watershed as well) and target Species!!! Thank you very much to all those who participated in the Google Hangouts Chat and all those who donated during the length of the event! Tight lines and FISH ON!
You should come fishing in Rochester NY
Come to Portland Oregon and I’ll take u on a few trip Salmon steelhead sturgeon and much more
when i look back at what you did this past year, the vids that resonate are the ones where you throw on the waders, jump in a creek and simply head up or downstream. like: "A GREAT FIND!!! 11 Species in ONE DAY at a NEW CREEK! (Give-Away Included) (Media, PA)"
I would definitely recommend the Ozark National Waterways, in Missouri and the surrounding areas which the waterways flow through. I misinterpreted a red-spot chub (indigenous to the waterways) for a common carp! That tells you much about my assessment skills.. haha. The more you know!
Freshwater : tench we have some in America,u have to go to Europe for barbel,Rudd,roach,brim,unless u find a place in America that has em , grayling,tiger trout,steelhead trout,musky,sauger,saugeye,
There's Ohio River or Potomac I currently live near Huntington WV and supposively what a carper know as da snipa has caught nice buffalo in the river
There's another place in WV called Stonewall lake has some huge common and grass carp there if u can manage to go right in cicadas season ur in for a treat.
A place in northern WV called smoke hole road a must visit crystal clear streams everything from trout to hand sized bluegills be near the area of Elkins but if u can find smoke hole caverns u'll find smoke hole road I recommend u bring a fly rod few catch and release areas on that road
Texas Redfish – C'mon down!
What saaaap Leo????
Pine creek, slate run and cedar run. Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania
I would like to see you to explore the Pungo River area of North Carolina….
Lets see u catch 30" and 40" stripers
U should come fish in Twinlakes Wisconsin for some big walleye and pike thanks
Fish in Kentucky
have you though adout winter fidhing at the fish ladder
You need to catch an arctic grayling this year. If I'm with you, more the better!
Castlerock Flowage in juneau county Wisconsin for a future reference… There’s Bigmouth Buffalo, bowfin, longnose gar, lake sturgeon, foot long bluegill, flathead cats, channel cats, yellow perch, smallmouth bass, musky, pike, white bass, walleye, and tons and tons of drum. It’s a tourist/yuppy attraction, and I don’t like to go when people are shooting carp with bows(when the buffalo carp are extremely active and spawning)… Otherwise, it is a fisherman’s paradise for sure.
Boise Idaho area! White sturgeon!
Leo, I really think you need to come to the Pacific Northwest. In particular, The Portland area Columbia River and Oregon Coast. I really believe it would be a great opportunity to catch new species. Yes, we have bass and bluegill like every other state, but if you can get hooked up on Oversize Sturgeon (8 or 9 footer), or even a nice sized Chinook Salmon, That will look really awesome in your record book. I am sure you have a viewer base that could help you out. With no boat, there are still some bank fishing opportunities, but for Salmon and Sturgeon, it is harder to catch (but not impossible).
I live in the Willamette Valley here in Oregon, and there are fishing opportunities all around. My favorite here is lake fishing for Kokanee. From here in The valley, I am an hour and 1/2 away from the Columbia, from the mountain lakes, and from the coast.
As far as Coastal waters, there are opportunities all over the coast for different species that you have never caught. Surf fishing here provides a good catch of Redtail and Silver Perch. Fishing off the jetties can produce some different rock fish with a possible ling cod or Greenling. I would have to say that compared to the Florida trip, there are not as many different species, but they are different.
Milwaukee, Wi
Several rivers for bottom Rovers, A Great Lake for several species of salmon, Large deep Quarrys full of bass. LEO YOU CANT LOSE!
Oklahoma at romanos state park in watonga ok
Would love to see some videos of multispecies fishing in the chicago river and lake michigan. I'd be happy to message you with tips and locations.
Get well soon Leo.
Come back to Rhode Island (northern part of state)
Northeast Tennessee . The Nolichuckey , Holston, and Watauga rivers. Smallmouth and Trout. They are part of the TVA Dam system.
Erwin, Bristol, and Elizabethton are close cities to each
Leo, I recommend fishing Lake Ida, in Florida, for Clown Knifefish. It would be great to see you do a colab with Monster Mike.
Come to Ontario
Carl’s bad California lagoon
Can u do more with catfish and carp and first state fishing
Hey leo! Here's a video suggestion. It might sound dumb, but I think it would be fun! Here it is. Record a WHOLE fishing trip (1 day) UNEDITED! If you catch fish or not I will still watch it, and i'm pretty sure other people would too! Tight lines!
Hey Leo Jason Beck here. I'm Located here in North Jersey Warren County Area. Hackettstown I have some great spots to fish Multiply species such as Bass, Panfish Etc. I hae a River that runs right through my Town named musconetcong river. Has stocked trout, panfish, small mouth, eels, rock bass and very large fall fish. Also have a Haunted lake named Ghost lake that has a awesome history and a great story to go along with it. Located on a road named Shades of death. The Lake does have some very large bass, pickerel, panfish and crappie. If any of these interest you please feel free to DM here or we are friends on FB as well on your personal. page. I have other locatins t as well such as a giant Quarry and couple man made lakes.