.444 Marlin
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Well it's been a hot minute since I've visited the forums. The last year has been working on a YouTube channel.
Vertical Jiggin Chick Dam
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nice. need to come to chickamagua and stock up some goo filets. those are some nice uns.
Good fishing, the trash down there makes me furious with how lazy folks are and I'm surprised you didn't have 10 people in your lap down there fishing that rail.
Good stuff... but here is my feedback. Personally I typically won't watch a fishing video that's more than 3 minutes long. MAYBE I'll last five minutes if it is an exceptionally good, action-packed piece, but never longer than that. When I am a spectator watching someone else catch fish, the only parts I care about are the bite/hookset and then landing the fish. All the seconds or minutes in between are usually quite boring. Exceptions are jumps or drag-screaming runs. Otherwise show me the beginning of the catch and the end, and I'm good.
I know the overwhelming majority of fishing YouTubers are routinely putting out 20-25 minute videos out there and I'm sure their most faithful followers are glued to every second. But if you're hoping to attract new followers - with typical Internet-driven short attention spans - in my humble opinion you need to think shorter.
There, I said it.
Carlos
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Looks like you have a lot of fun.
The old guy seemed to have a never-ending story, haha.
The old guy seemed to have a never-ending story, haha.
.444 Marlin
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He. Never. Stopped. Talking.
killingtime 41
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Come on Elmo lolGood stuff... but here is my feedback. Personally I typically won't watch a fishing video that's more than 3 minutes long. MAYBE I'll last five minutes if it is an exceptionally good, action-packed piece, but never longer than that. When I am a spectator watching someone else catch fish, the only parts I care about are the bite/hookset and then landing the fish. All the seconds or minutes in between are usually quite boring. Exceptions are jumps or drag-screaming runs. Otherwise show me the beginning of the catch and the end, and I'm good.
I know the overwhelming majority of fishing YouTubers are routinely putting out 20-25 minute videos out there and I'm sure their most faithful followers are glued to every second. But if you're hoping to attract new followers - with typical Internet-driven short attention spans - in my humble opinion you need to think shorter.
There, I said it.
