Al : First of all thank you for your service to our country and each and everyone of its citizens. Thank you also for this video. It helps insure our grandkids have the same fishing experience we’ve enjoyed. I especially like the inclusion of pan fish in the discussion. Nothing like seeing your grandkids catch a nice bluegill or crappie. Smiles for all! It would be wonderful if our great, great, great .... grandkids have those smiles too.

Thanks for the fine program Al (and Jim), your service to our great nation and, as always, for your closing comments. All are sincerely appreciated!

@yongli2350

4 жыл бұрын

嘕沪而漏

Hey Al thank you for another great video and yes we all need to do our part in conserving our fishing resources and I want to say thank you for your service and your closings on your show are really great! I am not a big religious guy but I do like what you have to say and you are right, a lot of your closings are definitely related to everyday life!! Hope you and Jim catch some big smallies this year!! :)

@troylindner

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Eric!

You are talking like you are in Mo The Lake of the Ozarks fits that description full of boats but there is still good fishing thanks to Mo conservation dept

Wen I wet fishing I got a big fish

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Pan fishermen here in Minnesota only fish from the shores and most of Minnesota lakes are private with little to no access for shore fishing. I feel like this video is very bias on people of colors. For example, Lake Minnetonka is a 10,000 acres lake and not even 5% of the shoreline is open to the public for fishing. Most of the fishing I’ve seen is done from the channel connecting the lakes. Plus, there’s not even public parking. So does the Linders show really think pan fish are over harvest? I would like to see a you guys do a show fishing from the shores of lake Minnetonka and see how many fish you can catch? Thanks

@Shiloh3498

4 жыл бұрын

"Bias on people of colors?" Please explain. You can buy a boat for $200.

Interesting. One of the guys responsible for popularizing fishing in the Mid West, is now complaining about excessive fishing pressure. Go figure.