KeepinItReelFishing

KeepinItReelFishing

Here at KeepinIt Reel I strive to do just that. There's a lot of BS in the fishing game so keep your waders on. The purpose of this channel is to strive to learn, understand, test and apply largemouth bass fishing techniques. I'll be reviewing all things fishing related and providing as much first person fish catching action as the bass allow.

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  • @craiglafler5581
    @craiglafler5581Күн бұрын

    What size and kind of line do you use with them? Please describe..

  • @DMG18T
    @DMG18T15 күн бұрын

    Hey. I have a raddison canoe. Light. Canoe. My current motor is like 20 max. Slow. But it moves decent. I’m wondering if I should get a 45 or a 50 thrust? I won’t use top speed all the time just getting across the lake. And yeah. My lithium battery I got now I only use not even 50% on a full day. Help pkease

  • @swedishfish2543
    @swedishfish254316 күн бұрын

    Lol u called it a castaic

  • @mikehauck5832
    @mikehauck583216 күн бұрын

    Just an amazing swimbait reel Daiwa designed.

  • @fatd8734
    @fatd873419 күн бұрын

    thank you for the video, well thought out and emphasis on the fact that all payloads and conditions are different

  • @Arbez111
    @Arbez11122 күн бұрын

    Great video! However you can also try the video "changing ribs in a Sportspal/Radisson canoe" by Gettenany Outdoors. Its less tear on the foam mat and less stress on the Hull.

  • @beegee3136
    @beegee313623 күн бұрын

    The Lews BB-1 is an awesome reel! I have over 100 baitcasters, and it is tied for best caster with my Gen 2 Revo Premier! No Daiwa is in my top 10, although their build quality is too notch. I prefer my Bb-1 over my BB-1 Pro. My all time favorite reel is my Antares AR!

  • @globyois
    @globyoisАй бұрын

    Yeah, I have the foam blocks and while going down the highway one came off! Almost lost the canoe. It wasn’t the freeway but it was a fast wide boulevard. We had to circle back around and get it, then re-fasten the canoe down and it was fine. But yes, I agree, I need to get some specialty brackets for hauling a vessel on my 2001 Ford Expedition luggage rack. I don’t want to pay for them so I I’ll probably just make my own (I’m a woodcraftsman and am used to building much of my own aftermarket products).

  • @globyois
    @globyoisАй бұрын

    Another thing I don’t like about a kayak (at least for myself) is that there’s a lot of wasted (inaccessible) space. For the sport of “kayaking” I suppose that doesn’t matter. But like you, I want to fish, not sport kayak.

  • @globyois
    @globyoisАй бұрын

    Looks like a great boat and set up. I just got a 15 & 1/2ft plastic canoe with molded plastic bolt-on seats (3). Don’t know what kind, it says model WQ156 on a label inside. I’m going to install (my own design, when I can come up with one) outriggers with stabilizer floats so that I can make it a sailboat as well. I like Bermuda (main and jib) sail plans so I’ll probably go with that. I’m in Oklahoma and we have Eufaula lake here and it’s very big. I’ve heard it’s one of the biggest man-made lakes in the world! So where I can use the wind rather than fuel or electricity I will. I’m a sailor anyway (got a - somewhat derelict - Jason 35) so raising sails is always a thrill for me. But yeah, your vessel and rig looks great, thanks for sharing.

  • @razah2339
    @razah2339Ай бұрын

    I'm wondering can you spray it with truck bed liner put a few coats that stuff is real strong

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishingАй бұрын

    I don't think that will work. The metal ribs that span the entire canoe are held in place, partly, due to the compressive pushback that the foam provides. Without it I think the ribs would dislodge pretty readily. Also, for what it's worth it's nice to have the foam as it offers a stealth factor of you, your gear, etc not making noise against a hard bottom.

  • @razah2339
    @razah2339Ай бұрын

    @@KeepinItReelFishing makes sense good video

  • @michaelgugino7585
    @michaelgugino7585Ай бұрын

    My brother in Christ that is a musky

  • @letun3481
    @letun3481Ай бұрын

    Please come back! We miss you 🤗

  • @PHATBASSASSASSIN
    @PHATBASSASSASSINАй бұрын

    What gear ratio do you use ? And is it a 200 size reel? Can you do a video over your setups please on the buzjet

  • @matthewotis3594
    @matthewotis3594Ай бұрын

    Thats awesome explanation. Knew how they worked but never thought of how the centrifugal pressure moved the cup out. Bad ass. Miss ya videos bro. Hope everythj g is good with ya

  • @daryldaryl887
    @daryldaryl8872 ай бұрын

    How do you rig your trout sir?

  • @Dropshot1
    @Dropshot12 ай бұрын

    It’s because the fibers are shorter, that’s what’s giving it the soft supple feel. Technically for spinning tackle you don’t want soft supple lines that soft, supple line cuts into the real wraps and it also wraps around the rod tip. You should look into something that stiffer like fins, windtamer, or any of the four carrier lines. Now I like the smoother lines, but the soft supple thing gets taken out of context. There’s also newer fibers like is izanas compared to the old specter fibers. It’s all different stuff.

  • @andrewmazaik8407
    @andrewmazaik84072 ай бұрын

    Hey man hope all is well I see you haven’t uploaded in a while but that’s how life is hope all is happy and healthy and you’re getting on em

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing2 ай бұрын

    Your very kind Andrew. If by 'a while', you mean FOREVER, then you are correct! haha. I'm still out there, still have multiple cameras going, but not on the water quite as much as in years past. Moreover, I always have making new videos on my mind, I just have a hard time finding time to sift through hours of footage and editing (as simple as mine is....it takes me forever). I plan to get back into things in terms of new content with some reviews of products that I've been testing for a few years actually....real long-term stuff. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment...reach out. I love the community that having a KZread channel provides and miss the more regular interaction. Tight lines man and all the best.

  • @andrewmazaik8407
    @andrewmazaik84072 ай бұрын

    @@KeepinItReelFishing appreciate the reply glad to hear things are well

  • @billzbez6019
    @billzbez60192 ай бұрын

    Can someone point me to a video or article on the difference between a machine built reel and not ????

  • @spencerhansen8956
    @spencerhansen89562 ай бұрын

    SUPER helpful video. My Cardiff DID NOT have any brakes popped out.

  • @user-hl1ul9zg1c
    @user-hl1ul9zg1c2 ай бұрын

    Thank you, ill buy one now! Standing in a canoe .... very impressive 👏

  • @funkymojo111
    @funkymojo1112 ай бұрын

    New sub. I found one of these Black Dog lures on a chain link fence a few months ago (2023). Haven't used it but after watching this vid, taking it out to try it tomorrow. Good videos; quality and quantity.

  • @wapiti128
    @wapiti1282 ай бұрын

    😅 i love the speed portion... people at work were wondering why i burst out in laughter!

  • @jeffreylenz7314
    @jeffreylenz73142 ай бұрын

    You never made the follow up to this video on the water impressions.

  • @pdfahie
    @pdfahie2 ай бұрын

    Hey Karl, I know this vid was a long time ago. Would the ms slammer still be one of your top recommendations for swimbaits? Thanks

  • @ericshea353
    @ericshea3532 ай бұрын

    I have watched this many times over the years excellent both the lure and the vid!! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

  • @beinnor1499
    @beinnor14993 ай бұрын

    I came here as I am looking to buy a Sportspal. I found so much more! What a great channel. Real (reel) reviews of equipment, amazing cinematography and a dose of great fishing with respect to the fish that are caught. I'm hooked

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing3 ай бұрын

    Thank you SO much. Appreciate the feedback. You'll quickly see that I haven't put up anything in a long time (over a year!). It's not for lack of wanting to.....just busy. But, yes...please reference my library of videos. What I lack in quantity I like to think I make up for in quality. Everything is long format, but many vids I put quick links in the description to shoot you right to the part/topic that you want. Thanks again and tight lines!

  • @deline8ed619
    @deline8ed6193 ай бұрын

    0 seconds ago What an amazing journey. I loved the insight and hearing your thoughts on catching this giant. Congratulations, really. You put in the work. I know it’s been 5 years now, but like you said, this is a story of a lifetime and will be talking about it as long as you live. I can’t wait to check out your other vids where this is only the second one I’ve seen from you. The first being a review of this PB shellcracker G2 bait. Hoping you’ve maybe cracked an 8 since then, haha, but if not, a 7-15 has got to have kept you extremely satisfied and content. Thanks for sharing!

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing3 ай бұрын

    I happen to be right here in front of my comp, so I'll fire back a quick "thank you!". Its crazy how time flies, as it doesn't feel like it was that long ago. I have a mount of that fish that I see....I mean I really stop and take in each and every day. I yearn for another giant like it....of course even a little larger. But, even 5 years later that fish still leaves me content and having scratched my giant northeast bass itch. There was a time where I uploaded "semi" regularly, but as you can see thats been a while. I like to think of my videos as volumes in a library...hopefully useful and entertaining, even if not new. I hope to get more content up as I am always recording and have terabytes of clips saved. So many cool products....so many good fish catching moments, but so little time (to edit). Thanks again for watching and taking the time to leave the comment/feedback. Much appreciated. Tight lines and best of luck for your own new PB.

  • @Narrahd
    @Narrahd3 ай бұрын

    I love 13 fishing ❤

  • @philipmelo1786
    @philipmelo17863 ай бұрын

    Excellent video Carl, a wealth of information that helped me look at this canoe instead of a fishing kayak. Even so many years later this is still excellent information, there are several other canoe options out there like the Isquif Mallard XL but at a higher cost, heavier weight or less cargo capacity. The Sportspal 14 footer checks all the boxes for me, one question I have is whether to get the pointed or square stern? I would like the ability to paddle it a little if needed or as you do, stand up and paddle to site fish but I will mostly move around with a 40 lbs Minn Kota trolling motor. For those who have tried the different models, how much stability do you give up with the square stern? How is the steering with the motor behind you on the square stern instead of beside you with the pointed? Thanks

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing3 ай бұрын

    Hi Philip. Thank you sir. Regarding your questions.... I actually have both. The 14ft double ended you see here and a 15ft square stern (you can see it in some of my latter videos). I rarely paddle either one, so I can't comment on difference there (but it wouldn't be a fair comparison anyway as the 15ft model is substantially bigger/heavier). I can tell you that its a heck of a lot more convenient having the trolling motor on the side mount used for the double ended model vs the square stern. Reaching directly behind you gets old quick and you do quite a bit of it as canoes need a fair amount of correction when your covering big water. Conversely, I can't say exactly the loss, but having the side mount isn't as efficient as having the motor directly inline as with the square stern. You actually have to put a little "english" on the direction of the trolling motor on the side mount/double ended canoe to keep thing going straight and correct for the fact that its offset. Also, if there is any chance you may be inclined to put a small gas outboard on it...of course the square stern is the choice. Overall I prefer the side mount/double ended model. Whatever inefficiency is incurred by the motor offset, is more than made up for IMO by the ease of access to to vs directly behind you.

  • @omarhill7345
    @omarhill73453 ай бұрын

    Dang man a full year with no uploading? hopefully your doing good man! 🤟🏾

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing3 ай бұрын

    Dude....its killin me. This is my creative outlet and not being able to engage in it is stifling. I'm doing well, but time for videos is in super short supply. Hence the no uploads. You wouldn't think it based on my lack on activity, but it is CONSTANTLY on my mind. Thank you for taking the time to drop the comment and inquire though dude. Appreciate it! Tight lines to you this year!

  • @omarhill7345
    @omarhill73453 ай бұрын

    ​@@KeepinItReelFishingno problem man! hang in there! tight lines to you as well.

  • @xyxyxe
    @xyxyxe3 ай бұрын

    Bit late to the party here, but i have to say, hats off because that is an excellent review of the product. Every question answered in my book. Keep up the good work👍

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing3 ай бұрын

    Thanks so much! Glad the video was of value to you in learning about the reel.

  • @bzi9935
    @bzi99353 ай бұрын

    Brother I came to tell you Thank You!!! You motivated tf out of me! I got a 23"L 16.5"G 7+lbs(no scale with me) here in NY and hr north of the city in Dec. Not only did I catch her once but twice 2 weeks apart. First on a Magdraft then on a 6th Sense Provoke. You gave me the hope and motivation after watching your vids and this one in particular. And to start the yr off I got a 22" 6.8lbs on Monday. Every year is a quest for at min a 5'er, now I have to work harder to beat that before the end of the year lol. Had to share the news and again Thank You for re-igniting the flame of passion for the hunt! Tight lines Brother, I pray you beat your PB!!!

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing3 ай бұрын

    Oh man! Your very welcome and let me say THANK YOU for taking to time to share your story. So happy that the video gave you motivation. That can be a tricky resource when pursuing giants, and we all need a shot in the arm from time to time to keep us focused and in the game. BIG congrats on that 6.8lb'er!! I'm hoping to get into a fish like that this pre spawn, (or better, of course :) ) The year is young so lets both think big and visualize that new PB coming. Can't hurt, thats for sure. haha

  • @bengreeninsuranceagency
    @bengreeninsuranceagency3 ай бұрын

    Ever get a fish (Bass) on it? I just ordered three then I seen this video.....

  • @jkruegs9568
    @jkruegs95684 ай бұрын

    14' Michicraft Sportsman. 64lb. Nearly identical except slightly less beam. Same bark paint job. Another sweet backwater vessel. Thanks for the great video!

  • @adammccarty5101
    @adammccarty51014 ай бұрын

    Given the different wiring can you hook this up to a PWM?

  • @garovetsas4125
    @garovetsas41254 ай бұрын

    What rod size is that/ power? Are you using fluorocarbon?

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing4 ай бұрын

    Check the 21:14 mark....did a gear check. You'll see braid on the reel, but it leads to an Alberto knot and a 6 ft, 15lb fluorocarbon leader....most likely Seaguar Abrasx.

  • @RyanSmith-fb8rf
    @RyanSmith-fb8rf5 ай бұрын

    Have you tried feather hooks on this bait either on the back hook or both? I’ve been throwing mine on a 7’4 Heavy composite Diawa Rebellion with braid to mono leader as well you are spot on

  • @Scrub_Zero
    @Scrub_Zero5 ай бұрын

    You're a great teacher and a great fisherman man. Come back!

  • @pdfahie
    @pdfahie5 ай бұрын

    I don’t see many large swimbaits 🤔😏

  • @shawncoleman2280
    @shawncoleman22805 ай бұрын

    Mod that Shellcracker!

  • @brianrorem3038
    @brianrorem30385 ай бұрын

    Those sponson where you buy them all I can find are cheap ones

  • @adriancosmin8531
    @adriancosmin85315 ай бұрын

    Hello what is the name of the plastic diver that is fixed on the head?

  • @mattmarkowicz
    @mattmarkowicz6 ай бұрын

    Thank for taking the time and thought energy to make this complete guide! I feel confident to start canoe adventuring now.

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing6 ай бұрын

    Your welcome Matt. Glad the video was beneficial for you. I have indirectly "sold" a lot of this canoe over the years and I have yet to hear back from anyone who wasn't ecstatic about the thing.

  • @JasonScott-fc7ft
    @JasonScott-fc7ft6 ай бұрын

    How do I email or chat with you..? Thanks Jason

  • @KeepinItReelFishing
    @KeepinItReelFishing6 ай бұрын

    Hey Jason. [email protected] or keepin.reel.fishing on IG

  • @Shurmash
    @Shurmash6 ай бұрын

    Say I turn magnetic brakes completely off (whether button or mag force). What percentage of force is still in play (if any) even at "zero" percent braking? It has to be between 1%-5% correct? I know that centrifugal brakes can be completely turned off and I'm looking for the most distance possible (I fish with no spool tension or brakes). Appreciate any replies and tight lines out there!

  • @FreedomFishing
    @FreedomFishing6 ай бұрын

    Gonna go out on a limb and say that spinning weight on the hook caused the sideways swim. Maybe it wasnt glued to the hook well enough and would shift to the side and cause it to swim weird.

  • @jayn3615
    @jayn36156 ай бұрын

    Good vid, where did you get the sponsons?

  • @DenverSantaBarbara
    @DenverSantaBarbara6 ай бұрын

    Would you still suggest the 45? Or would you go with the 55 option (still 12v and 36")

  • @user-rk8pj7fv7v
    @user-rk8pj7fv7v6 ай бұрын

    Thanks because you are beautiful for showing this 🙏