A “toothy critter” wranglin` adventure at budd lake- go pro time!

[KenBeam]

Hiya guys and gals.....Figured you all just might enjoy reading and watching a Go PRO Video of my latest adventure.

**Click the picture to read all about it and see the clip I shot last Saturday.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y132/kenbeam1/Ken-Beam-NJ-Outdoorsman.jpg (http://adventureswithken.com/nj-pike-toothy-critter-wranglin-adventure-budd-lake/)

Hope this finds all of you doin` well......

[icebadger]

very cool vid ken,the wind is tough to deal with when you are trying to keep the yak or a canoe in the right position to fish. that spot where you got the first pike is where i like to icefish.did you try along rt 46?

[FASTEDDIE29]

Looked a little rough out there at times Ken! Glad you fought off the wind and landed some beautiful toothy critters! Looks like there all spawned out and ready to eat! Well done dude!!!:D

[KenBeam]

Looked a little rough out there at times Ken! Glad you fought off the wind and landed some beautiful toothy critters! Looks like there all spawned out and ready to eat! Well done dude!!!:D

Yea it got a little rough out there Eddie! Haha! Hey thanks a lot!

[Rich196]

Ken, Enjoyed the video as always.... keep em coming. GREAT JOB!

[KenBeam]

Ken, Enjoyed the video as always.... keep em coming. GREAT JOB!

Hey thanks Rich196....... glad ya liked it.

[Hookmanski]

Love reading and watching these Ken! Love that you include the lures you use in your article. Tight lines!

[JDTuna]

Very nice, Ken!

[KenBeam]

Very nice, Ken!

Hey thanks very much JD....... glad ya liked it.

[RiverRat77]

Sweet video Ken...
Makes me wanna get a yak..
We'll talk about it.. Need to know how easy they flip, and how ruff they are on the lower back.