That Richard Gene the fishing machine can catch fish in a bath tub. 90% of the time his jig is a BGBS in just a few colors. He makes it look simple. "Go fishin when ya can, cause it's good fer ya!"
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That Richard Gene the fishing machine can catch fish in a bath tub. 90% of the time his jig is a BGBS in just a few colors. He makes it look simple. "Go fishin when ya can, cause it's good fer ya!"
Love The Fishin Machine!!! Seen all his vids and get a huge laugh at the end!!!
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Yeah he likes colors...Quote:
Originally Posted by jay the baptist
Blue ice, ice out, and hot lips
On a 4x4 jig.
Those Perry jigs he uses are nice too.
There's even an Elmo color. :Rofl
He's has a wealth of knowledge.
I love when he fishes with a live crawdad on a rubber band.
Richard is my favorite fisherman on YouTube
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Yep I'm a fan of his shows too,one heck of a fisherman,funny,and seems like a good guy.
Elmo for President!!!
I like his videos to. A great fishermen
Really enjoy Richards videos, haven't quite figured out who Elmo is though. lol
He makes fishing FUN , just what it's supposed to be. [emoji1303][emoji1303][emoji3][emoji3][emoji12][emoji12][emoji226][emoji226][emoji226]
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Yeah he seems like a straight up kind of guy, and he can flat catch um!! Makes it look easy.
Elmo is his friend who can't ever go fishing cuz his wife won't let him.Quote:
Originally Posted by pescador
He sure makes fishing fun! I like that he keeps it simple and still surpasses most with all their gadgets! If he could ever get Elmo some marriage counseling....maybe Elmo could make a trip with him! Lol
My all time favorite YouTube channel!
A wealth of information, and has a blast doing it.
Looking forward to his next vid.:fish
He needs to join Crappie.com!
Or better yet have him as a special guest for some q&a.Quote:
Originally Posted by ET Fish
He’s great! I love the one where he’s fishing for golden shiners on ultra lights tackle.
He’s a goofy ol guy, but he’s probably forgotten more about catching crappie than many of us will ever know.
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He needs to join Crappie.com!
where you think he gets all his knowledge (lol) jk
he can do it no doubt but it takes many hours of fishing sometimes many trips to record a 30 min video
For those who haven't seen his Christmas show:Rofl
https://youtu.be/WQ7uUV7wlDw
I have been a fan of his for years.
I watch all his videos and then run out to the lake.I don't catch a thing tho.He is a master at crappie fishing from bank or boat.
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Never heard of him.
I’ll bet he’s heard of you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
Who is Cane Pole???Quote:
Originally Posted by ET Fish
Is he somebody important???
I've never heard of him.
Stay on here long enough & you will :biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by lemmylemon
And "yes" he is "someone important" ... he's our 2011 Man of the Year, for starters !!
Don't know if I will stay long on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePappy
I've got enough fishermen in my life that talk down to me and and expect to be worshipped.
Not meaning to offend.
I just don't idol worship a persons title or rank.
If someone has something to share great.
I just don't have use for others who abuse their title no matter who they are.
And I thought I was the only one watching a super crappie fisherman from Alabama. I really get a kick out of his videos. Unfortunately, his environment is completely different than mine here in Central Texas but I watch his techniques and apply what works for me. I also get my next level of catching from this forum. You fellows have lots of experience and do not seem to mind sharing. Thanks!
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You won't get any of that from Cane Pole. And if you get any from any other member, just report it to a SuperMod or Slab & it will be dealt with accordingly.Quote:
Originally Posted by lemmylemon
And just for what it's worth .... I'd never heard of the guy before, either. Not until his name & videos started showing up on posts.
I actually on found him in September but he's now given me some tips that have helped me. That's why he's my favorite YouTube fisherman. You should check out his channel. He fishes Weiss and Guntersvile Lakes. Ive seen a few talk about fishing there.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePappy
And I didn't mean to offend with that post.
Just speaking from experience.
My step dad and his friends think their fishing royalty.
And if you don't fish like them you're ridiculed for it.
I’m not sure where this is coming from? I was simply having some fun with Cane Pole.Quote:
Originally Posted by lemmylemon
It was a misunderstanding that CrappiePappy already cleared up, but feel free to get your shots in after its over.Quote:
Originally Posted by ET Fish
I don't have cable so I watch a lot of crappie fisherman on YouTube.3 pound is another good one to share helpful info about his success..He lives in the Midwest like me so his fishing Weather is very similar to mine..I just try to learn all that I can and improve my fishing tactics.
If I'm not mistaken I think 3 pound is a part of these forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jackson87
YES he is.Thats how I found his videos.
Dude, if that was a shot....then I apologize.Quote:
Originally Posted by lemmylemon
I hereby volunteer to belittle anyone who needs to be humbled.
Now fall down and worship me, ya bunch of pansies! Y'all couldn't catch a cold.
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I don't know 3 pound either. I just stated I didn't know them. Nothing was implied. I know Wally Marshall. I know Tim Huffman. I know Ronnie Capps. I know Richard Williams. I know Billbob. I know Slab. I know G. I know D. I know Wilbur. AND they all know me. Nothing implied here either. Just facts. I know I am tired of typing already.
A cold???Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
You stole my line.
I always use that on my step dad when he goes into seminar mode.
They went fishing one day and came back with a stick in their bucket.
I pulled it out and said nice tree bass. You getting it mounted.
One dude was told he catches fish already minced and breaded, so I'm gonna mount some Gordon's fish and give it to him.
I have been watching his videos a while...recently subscribing to his channel. He is a multi-specie guy...I am a multi-specie guy. He sometimes uses UL tackle and line....I am an avid UL angler. I watch a lot of YouTube videos. What I find amazing about his channel is the number of subscribers...almost 12,000 in a little over a year...almost 2 million views of his videos in the same period. He uses a single camera....many doing videos have several cameras and do not have the views he has. The guy seems like he is a few hertz shy of 60....LOL. But I think that is for show. His videos are very simple and lots of action. I have seen....and known, a lot of good fisherman attempt to go the YouTube route. For whatever reason it did not work out. I purchased a camera several years back and was going to do some fishing videos....but I found out quick I did not want to take the time to edit them. He does a good job at editing....at least in my opinion. There is no doubt his videos attract views...we will see how big his channel gets. I fish a lot....but I think he outdoes me and he is still working...LOL. Of course he lives close to a great body of water also.
Regards
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The Fishing Machine is mighty fun to watch, and quite informative.
That Elmo really needs to get His act together, no doubt about.
He's letting some nice ones get away, fer sure!
Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
Happy New Year
Perhaps the most appealing attribute that Richard Gene seems to possess is his humility. He continually gives credit and extends appreciation to all who subscribe, make comments, send prototype jigs, etc. One of his most common phrases is given after he voices an opinion, when he says "in my opinion". He does not seem the least interested in receiving recognition, or credit. He shares his bounty with several less fortunate anglers and gives information on depth and color without being asked. His humility is something we should all emulate. For now he is a complete departure from what so many "sportsmen" become with success, either in the field , or on the internet; let's hope he stays so.