Відео

I generally stretch some of them out. I also marinate them for weeks when possible. The bite powder on the other hand is applied right before using. I’ve been doing this for decades. The only difference now versus then is I use the plastic container versus a bag.

The Carolina rig has a swivel and generally some sort of clanking system. This does not have either. No leader, just a weight that can move up and down the line freely.

I don’t tie skirts. I buy skirts and typically use the hole in skirts as I can change them quickly and tend to last longer for me.

I try not to limit myself to any one brand or style. They all have similar, but different action and fall rates. The divine are great swim baits

Thank you brother

Thanks 👊

Nice. I pour lead and don’t have much time for that let alone plastics. I ask for scent when I buy from a small side business. They always give me a good dose as it ships. Some baits I stretch to take some of the salt out. I don’t mind it but some baits are loaded with it. It helps the bait sink but some baits have salt like McDonald’s fries 🤣

Thanks 👊

For me scent does a lot. If I buy baits that have a harsh smell, I just marinate them and it typically goes away. I also find fish hold on to the bait a lot longer with scent. I’ve fished the same bait behind a buddy and I caught more fish. Maybe it wasn’t the scent, but we tried to fish as close as possible, same rod movement and all, to see if scent made a difference. There are many variables, but when he switched to a plastic from the scent bag he caught more fish. Scent is not the only factor to catching more fish. Knowing where bass move and finding a pattern is key as well. I rotate through techniques and baits till I get bit and work from there.

I looked at those and thought about ordering some. The cost is what lead me to these water proof containers.

Correct. Shrimp is one of the better scents to use,IMO anyway. I’ve used so many brands over the years and Norries came highly recommended from a few fellow anglers that brought them into the states. None of the online tackle stores have any of the JDM scents.

I do this with any soft plastic that has that smell. The trick with scents is to marinate them and not spray and go. You can also use an injector and inject the baits with scent

Was it the 6th Sense Panorama?

Those have a nasty smell. A lot of the baits I order off the CDM market also have that smell.

@@addicted_to_fishing I love the Panorama, but the smell is overwhelming, especially the 9 inch size. What I did was take the baits out of the container and let them air out for 3 days. This reduced the smell by roughly 80% I'd say. Then I marinate the baits in Pro-Cure bait oil. Now that awful smell is basically undetectable.

@dtffishingmi awesome! I have the smaller version and they smelled awful. I soaked them in some Berkeley power bait liquid and the smell was gone. Almost any scent works and allowing them to marinate works best

I have used them in the past. The scremer is a fantastic little bait.

I don’t think they tear baits any more than the ones with the double wire keeper. I catch a pile of fish on the same bait before they are ready to be swapped out. Baits that are poured with very soft plastic tear no matter the keeper or in the case on a tush.

I use Bobby garland and other crappie baits for bass all the time. When I notice most of the bait in the water being tiny, around September, I turn to those baits and catch bass all day. Another good example is the float and fly.

Yeah buddddddddy

I have found that using 2 rigs I get more “life” out of them. The first is a screw lock into the nose or the tush from core tackle. The tush seems to be the better of the 2. Longer life and actually more of a natural presentation.

I buy the rattles and use them on a regular basis for many applications. Worms, jigs, chatters, spinnerbaits and even swim baits.

Exactly what I do

I tossed one around Tuesday for a short time. No bites but I seen the potential in a few riggings. I wasn’t looking to get bit exactly, rather find the action I liked

It’s getting better and I can do more now

Any day fishing is a good day. Squarebill fishing is some of my favorite

For sure. He has a great channel.

@@addicted_to_fishingand good luck on the restaurant! that’s awesome what kinda food?

Chicken. And thank you

I use the stopper or stoppers. Some don’t. This is what works best for me and I hope it does you as well. The stopper to me allows more movement in the bait. I’ll even swim this rig and not let it hit bottom. Just depends on what is on bottom.

Just trying to mix it up on video length. 1.5k people watched a video and only 106 are subscribers. The hack works. I don’t find many times I need to do it. With braid I tie the palomar knot.

True the technique I’m using this reel for won’t need high speed

Hey buddy Mattttttttt!!!

How are you doin!!??

@robo200m good and you?

Just my tackle room

The chartreuse blue? That color gets smashed!

@@addicted_to_fishing oops i think it’s more of a chartreuse and green but i always get hooked on that combo of half and half chartereuse and blues/greens/bluegreens i see it and i want to buy

Yes. The lure retriever goes over the line and done the line. Usually a “pop” or 2 and it’s free. I’ve saved a ton of money !

It works great. More times than not I use the sinkers with the metal loop at the top and a snap. I do a lot of walking to some of my spots and these fit my pocket and keep my tackle lite. The buoy is a great idea.

My Ollie’s sells out of the gems in a couple days. There are a lot of resellers near me. If I see something I like I don’t wait to buy it

Sounds like it’s time to make one or buy one

@@addicted_to_fishing yea i’m going to make one with sinkers like you said i don’t use sinkers for anything else

I like those as I can carry them in my pocket and they are dirt cheap and work. I like the 1oz with the metal hanger on top

My Ollie’s is hit and miss. I have a few close enough that I can shop them all. The net baits were a good buy. Lately they have had some zman as well

Yeah this Walmart will have random lures that no other Walmart near me has and they are always in the clearance section.

It was a good haul. I got some suffix braid as well for a great price.

Yes and those are the exact reasons I don’t anymore. Spooling a spinning reel that way will cause line twist. You can make them easy and cheaply enough. I have a Plano line box that works great for a bait caster. Those are the easy reels so to say to spool. You can use anything that will hold the spool upright

Keitech baits are best for cold water, 55F below water temp.

Lews are not bad. I’ve owned Shimano and Diawa all my life. The entire SLX line is great for the money. $100 for rod or reel. Unless you want the DC or MGL.

They tear super easy. I like them in almost any temp. They flat catch fish

@@addicted_to_fishing, Ive owned the Shimano(green Curados), Daiwa, and Abu, in the 80’s, 90’s, and early 2000’s. In 2018 I started updating my rods and reels and now have settled on the Lews LFS, with a couple of Daiwas, and a couple of Shimano Curado 70 MGL’s. I’ve not used the Shimano SLX rods, but have tried a Zodias and it is very good, the Expride is better. The Expride is an under $300 rod that has the feel and sensitivity of a $4-500 rod.

Most of the SlX now brings that high end technology to a budget price point. The 24 slx 70a has the mgl III spool and from what I understand feels like a $500 reel at a $149 price point. I’ve used lews as well, but I’ve used Shimano so long it’s hard to pass them by.

You’re welcome. I wish it could be more black and white, but it isn’t. I have found a bunch of stuff cheap that works. Doesn’t hold as long.

They absolutely do and work great indeed