Structure Fishing follows the teachings of Buck Perry. Buck is known as the father of modern day fishing and the daddy of structure fishing. Buck is the one that coined the words Structure, breaks and breaklines. Buck was the first to discuss how weather (the cold front) affected fish movements and migrations. Structure Fishing TV show is the MOST educational show on TV!
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Boondocks isn’t there anymore
I did not know they opened the power plant intake. Great, thank you.
I love this lake and the campground, its nice to got to cuz I live in the local area
Great video, love to see kids fishing! What time of year was this filmed ?
Once again thank you for the breakdown on Clinton Lake. I enjoy all your structure videos and fishing knowledge, This lake is only 13 miles from me so I fish it quite often.
How do you cast that out so it don't tangle up ?
I follow you on FB and accidently stumbled across your KZread video. This was an excellent presentation and explanation of structure locations on Shelbyville Lake. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for this.. can you elaborate on how you are fishing for the largemouth in summer?
Hi Jim, hope all is well. Your vids are great! Have a question.I have never owned a depth finder what would be your recommendation for one to spoonplug with?
Jim, i live on lake hamilton in arkansas, i would be afraid of getting my spoonplug stuck every time i cast 😅
Yeah, last time I was there, it had scattered moss on the bottom.
Is this worth trying in June/July?
Would try navy pier and burnham but from the shore
I personally have not tried to catch perch in the summer months out there, but I see a lot of reports that they are catching them at all the harbors. It can be tough to find a school, but when you do they're going to be pretty good size ones.
Dream trip, too fun!
Enjoyed!! Roger h north al wheeler dam area tenn river
I can’t find spoonplugs, where do you get yours?
www.bucksspoonplugs.com or sometimes you can find a bunch at a decent price on Ebay.
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Hey Jim i caught the heck out of fish then they shut off. They move to deeper water say 18 ft i use a crankbait that dives 25 to 30 ft just go super slow with a short line just ticking bottom can produce fish virtually all day long. The reason I didn't use a spoon plug the speed is too slow.
That's how you do it youngster great job !
I wish I still was a "youngster" 😃
Great video,
Knowledge is the key , Great catch Jim !
Great job Jim. Very exciting finding a school ! That doesn't happen very often - I've been watching your sons videos too. Did he get a ranger boat. I see him fishing out of one but never saw him mention it.
Yes, he has a1987 ranger 680T. He's going to do a video on it shortly
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Jim, good fishing ! what was the water temp and water depth is 7 ft.
Almost 90°. I was anchored on top of the bar at around 6 to 7 ft. The bar broke off into 24 ft of water
Thanks
great video Jim
Hey hope your doing well. I'm having trouble on deciding to buy a boat and motor I'm trying to spoonplug with my own stuff but never bout a boat and motor I've always just had to rent a boat in some places depending on were you live and a lot of places did not allow a gas motor on a lake. Then I moved somewhere else and where I live allows a gas motor but doesn't rent boat so I was looking to buy something that doesn't break the bank and gives me the trolling speeds so my question is I like the bass riders or pelican boats because the size it's not big but the motor is a question to will a 4hp work for the speed control I mean I know it won't go 10 mph like when don Dickson showed that clip but my thing is when I was trolling and catching fish most of the time I had 4hp on a Jon and going half the speed. If any is doing this combo I would really like some info cause I'm thinking about really putting a 5.5 HP motor on a pelican boat just so I have a little more speed to get to my fishing areas slightly faster and have speed control. Like for instance I'll give a idea there's a lot of pelican boats on fb marketplace and motors but the motors are vintage Johnson's like 30s and 40s but they are only 2-3 HP and heavy but I saw on the Internet and hankai motors there little bit cheaper but not hurt you back so what's the best way to go is any one trying this combo
What’s the best time of year for perch
Late Fall is the best. Mid November thru December is prime.
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Mississippi has great bass fishing! Especially on those private lakes!
I stay in Enid
In the springtime even before the ice is melted they lower Castle Rock quite a bit for the springtime water flow. We didn't really have any a few years ago so last summer was the lowest the Wisconsin River had been in the thirty years my parents lived below Castle Rock. My boss fished an area on Lake Wisconsin that they called "the narrows" I think during the fall sturgeon season. It was where the lake first opened up at the northern end. He could tell by the riffles in the surface where to cast. He fished the lake for at least forty years. He caught a buffalo one time that was the state record at one time. He had the DNR boat weigh it and then threw it back because he didn't want to eat it so it was never registered. They beat his fish less than five years later
If you show a fishing license, you can park for cheap at Navy pier, you just have to be out by 9 or 10. Summer used to be the best time for perch, but it seems like they have changed to a winter bite.
Lived in Shelbyville my entire life and spent countless hours on lake Shelbyville. Moved to FL in 2020. Man I miss living in Shelbyville and spending time on the lake.
Well good luck. I will be there tomorrow!
Fantastic! Buck Perry...amazing.
Yea the fish move because when people see you catching jumbos the there, when you leave others flood the spot and tell friends. Lol
Great area
Awesome info man .
Great information. I need a second hobby for them bluebird sky days!
Great video !! Do you ever long line jigs or crankbaits for fish ? Thanks dan
Lived in Illinois all my life and I would say it's the worst state in the nation for fishing , big thing is no where near enough hatcheries which is really 1 hatchery... pathetic!!!!!
There's definitely worse out there. Catfish and other species ain't bad, but of course some states show Illinois up like nothing
This was real nice listening to Buck again. Thanks
Got news for ya...if the contrail lasts for hours it's not a contrail....it's a chemtrail....courtesy of our government to manipulate the weather and to poison us
Nice job, going that way soon. I will try a 3 way.
Great video Jim. Don Dickson is a treasure!
I started going there in 94. Them all good spots
Hey Jim I have a question regarding the boat! Before I stumbled onto the spoonplugging concept I had already purchased a Tracker pro 170. Now this craft has a steering wheel and I keep hearing about how a tiller is the only way to go. So there’s my dilemma, is it just out of the question to spoonplugg and troll structure with what I have?
I hate to say it,. but console steering is the worst for trolling to learn new structures and waters. It will greatly limit your control. 😞
@@StructureFishing what about using the trolling motor in the front? What a bummer.. I’ve done soo much studying on all of this lol.
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What rod/reel specs are you using? What weight line?
I don't think the rod/reel is that critical. I use my panfish combo and my walleye rod combo too. It can only be critical when they are hitting VERY light. Then a sensitive combo will work. My son uses an ice fishing rod when the bite is super light.
Ok, Ill head to Portgae IN then Saturday and try 20-30 feet and the dragging technique!
Do you think there will be perch in the navy pier area this weekend March 2, 2023?
Not likely. The bite at Navy Pier is consistent mid-November through early January. After that it's very hit or miss, more miss than hit.
You will need to run that rental boat fast and fish fast to hit all your spots..
Those are man made clouds
Many good memories
Are you fishing an underwater hump or a ridge? Or did you just search around on livescope? Or what structure would I find them on
It's more of a seasonal migration. That time of the year. The perch come into the slip area by the pier. They stay for about 6 weeks and then move on.
Grenade-a not gren-ah-da E-nid Ark-a-but-la Sorry as a local that was rough but great info & presentation!