Capt. C.C.Corey shows that wild shiners can still catch big bass even in the heat of the summer if you know where to go.
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Shiner Fishing For Big Summer Bass (Part Two)
How does one book a guide service with you?
Gotta go to Kingsley lake in clay county. I strongly believe that the state record is in that lake!
What hooks do you use?
What reel are you using? LOVE THE VIDEOS.
Where’s the tarpon videos? Great bass video though!
You had to play with that hole 🕳 for a while before she gave it up!🤣 It was loaded with chunks. Another good video brother!
Another awesome day on the water, C.C.! You definitely got the big bass spots for sure!!
is this the ock river again CC? im determined to find some bigguns on there someday dammit! 🙂
Jeez 27 in a day. That's awesome.
How do we contact you for a trip?
Man I dream off catching a bass that size
Great summertime bassing. Keep up the great videos and awesome content Capt CC
Fish for a fish
Call me so we can go fishing homie
27 quality bass with an 8 pounder ain’t too shabby! Another great video CC! Thanks.
Nice job CC ,I fish year around and summer in South Carolina is hot ,waiting for cooler weather caught my PB last last December 11,3lbs .
Do smaller shiners work for monster bass too ? I found a place to get my own but they are not large . 3 to 4 inchers.
Shoot yea! Nice fish!
Good day Captain, awesome and very enjoyable fishing trip, hard fights and battles for sure.Tight lines, thumbs up and greetings and regards from a Kiwi in Down Under.
Great video Cc… I can't fish but im living my fishing life through you and other friends
Hey Captain, i sent you a message on facebook about doing guide trip with you in a couple weeks. Ill be down in florida with my wife.
Some beautiful beautiful beasts there CC.!
Those bass were fighting like Striper. Striped Bass will fight so hard that they’ll kill themselves from exhaustion and a lot if time’s can’t be revived sadly.
I bet a lot of those shiners come off the hook and survive when you set the hook. I know most of my bluegill come off the hook when i set the hook and i think most of them survive. Some probably do die of stress or don’t regain their strength before a turtle comes along and eats them but i think probably at least 10% of them survive. Especially if you hook them in the back like i do.
What’s the name of the scale you use? Please let me know thanks! Love the videos