BIG BREAM Video

[Mack in N.C.]

Ok here is my video from a few weeks ago. we caught maybe 40-50 but most were the size of the one shellcracker I show. which is small.
However we did catch 10 or so really good ones.

Check out the ending as well cause there is a "Tool" at the end and send me a PM if you know what it is/was used for. PM only and I will post the person who gets the correct answer.

 

[Bailey Boat]

The "tool" you showed at the end is what my Grandfather referred to as a "well shovel". We had a couple of hand dug wells that were used for non-potable water and that's what he used on occasion to clean them out.

 

[Mechanic Bob]

sent pm

 

[Mack in N.C.]

Treein Dixie was the first with the right answer, the scoop was from a power company where they would get the loose dirt out of holes for power poles 6-8 ft down.

 

[Mack in N.C.]

Going back in a few days. hope to get some bigger ones...

 

[pattersonj11]

I’ve used one of those shovels for power poles. Also pretty decent for cleaning out driveway culverts.

 

[Mr.Gadget]

What was the bait you had been using?
Looking for a few baits to keep on the boat in the summer so I dont need to worry with the worms when fishing cats with cut bait. Figure when slow I may pick up some live bream for bait also.
Looked like they worked for you.

 

[Mack in N.C.]

What was the bait you had been using?
Looking for a few baits to keep on the boat in the summer so I dont need to worry with the worms when fishing cats with cut bait. Figure when slow I may pick up some live bream for bait also.
Looked like they worked for you.

Trout worm..there is a link in the description...

 

[FITZH2O]

Treein Dixie was the first with the right answer, the scoop was from a power company where they would get the loose dirt out of holes for power poles 6-8 ft down.

We call it a spoon around here

 

[Mr.Gadget]

Trout worm..there is a link in the description...

Cool.
It does not show up on the phone and you had called them power worms in the Video so was not for sure.

 

[Mack in N.C.]

Cool.
It does not show up on the phone and you had called them power worms in the Video so was not for sure.

They are Berkley Tout power worms. Crappie like them also...

 

[Speed1]

Another great video Mack. Best of luck , and keep the videos rolling.

 

[Mack in N.C.]

Another great video Mack. Best of luck , and keep the videos rolling.

Thanks Speed1 !!!!

 

[Blackwater]

We call it a spoon around here

That's what my Dad called it too. He strung line all over Eastern NC before going to New York and New England during the war to string high tension lines and up there he used dynamite.

 

[FITZH2O]

That's what my Dad called it too. He strung line all over Eastern NC before going to New York and New England during the war to string high tension lines and up there he used dynamite.

YUGE money up there lol

 

[RBR]

We had one of those when I worked with the water/ sewer dept, always called it the honey spoon. It was used for cleaning sand and honey from the bottom of sewer manholes!