Old School bass fishing videos

[bowhunter63]

Does any one know what happened to Old School bass fishing videos on YouTube. I watch em at work when we’re slow. I went there and all his content is gone. Sucks had some really good videos on there 

[MN Fisher]

Probably got a C&D for posting copy-written material.

[Skunkmaster-k]

That sucks. I’ve watched most of the videos on there, some of them twice. 

[bowhunter63]

2 hours ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

That sucks. I’ve watched most of the videos on there, some of them twice. 

Yea me too. They were really good 

[Team9nine]

The first site that came to mind that has all those old Bassmaster videos (Lynn Dollar) is still there with over 500 videos.

[GoneFishingLTN]

56 minutes ago, Team9nine said:

The first site that came to mind that has all those old Bassmaster videos (Lynn Dollar) is still there with over 500 videos.

which years do you think was the best to show case knowledge that translates to now days type of fishing (excluding livescope)

[Team9nine]

1982-1992, maybe a few years after. Nixon, Clunn, Brauer, Fritts - those type guys. Not sure about translating to today’s fishing, but that was near the peak of the great specialists and pattern fishermen, IMO.

[WRB]

Can’t overlook Hank Parker or Roland Martin.

Tom

[813basstard]

1 hour ago, GoneFishingLTN said:

which years do you think was the best to show case knowledge that translates to now days type of fishing (excluding livescope)

Ah man, fishing ain’t changed..finding where they’re at has but you put something in front of them they’ll probably bite it. 
 

Guys get in front of them more then they used to I agree but all that other s***, same stuff

[GoneFishingLTN]

9 hours ago, Team9nine said:

1982-1992, maybe a few years after. Nixon, Clunn, Brauer, Fritts - those type guys. Not sure about translating to today’s fishing, but that was near the peak of the great specialists and pattern fishermen, IMO.

Thanks I will add that to my list of watching they start at 1986 since only one video (the classic year book) is posted in the 1982/1983 range.

 

That's ok 1986-1992 will keep me busy for a while 

[GANGGREEN]

I've been searching for years for a full collection of "The Fishin' Hole with Jerry McKinnis".  I loved those shows and would gladly binge watch the entire series if anyone sold them as a DVD collection or streamed them to a particular service.  Anyone?

[Josh Smith]

I've been looking for a collection of Tom Mann's stuff. Haven't found much on YouTube or anything for order.

 

I suspect this is all copyrighted, but there's not enough perceived interest to release it.

[bowhunter63]

Guido Hibdon was a great finesse fisherman. 

[MAN]

Youtube "old fishing shows".  I think the youtuber is Patrick Ross.  He has over 200 shows compiled.  I watch them all religiously.  

 

[HudsonAngler]

Oh man, that's a bummer. I haven't checked out Old School's channel in a while, but that's weird that all his videos are gone. Do you know if he made any announcement or if something happened to his account?

[33oldtimer]

On 4/24/2023 at 7:44 AM, GANGGREEN said:

I've been searching for years for a full collection of "The Fishin' Hole with Jerry McKinnis".  I loved those shows and would gladly binge watch the entire series if anyone sold them as a DVD collection or streamed them to a particular service.  Anyone?

I loved that show, my favorite fishing show. Second to that was Jimmy Houston Outdoors.

[Rockytop]

The Lynn Dollar channel is good but it's all old tournaments as far as I remember. The channel the OP is talking about was old fishing videos by Bill Dance, Roland Martin, Jimmy Houston, Rick Clunn, and a lot more. I hate that it's gone I enjoyed watching them, it took me back to being a kid and going to the video store on Friday nights with my dad or watching TNN at my grandparents after Sunday dinner.

[wonkyrig]

Huge bummer. I was watching those at night to chill out before bed and try to absorb some info.