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I saw that a couple weeks ago on the Harris chain . Guy pulled up on a spot and sat there 2 hours . We were in a 10' John boat with no electronics . Ended up catching 12 bass . Never saw him get anything .

just noticed you fish you spinning set up like I do. never made sense to me to fish it in the opposite hand than my baitcaster.

Can never understand when I see people in one spot not catching anything but they seem determined to make that spot work no matter how long it takes. My feet are restless. I move a lot. Have to find the fish that are willing to bite.

Good video. Keep moving is the best advice I have heard. Not find the bass but rather find the active bass 👊😎

Covering water is so powerful to find those more active fish. Just love it. Back in the old days KVD sure dominated with that approach.

I must be in the oasis of the country because the water temperature here has never got above 78F degrees.

Loving it Lowbrow!!! 🤓👍

Today on the river started out slow so I went small. I started catching them on a green pumpkin strike king tube jig and the color of the day for worms was plum apple. I tossed every color at them and got no bites until I put on the plum apple. I think the bass in my river are bougie lately! 😂

Great video! Very applicable. I get sick of hearing other UA-camrs say stuff like, “This lure will work between 68.3 and 71.4 degrees, on a slightly overcast day and 1/4 moon phase.

It's getting to where it's too hot most evenings for fishing. But I'm still trying. I catch a couple here and there.

Great video! Looking for active bass makes a lot of sense!

I don't like it when UA-cam fishermen try to tell me that bass won't bite anything but their lure. It feels like they're trying to sell me something.

I figured it was to not worry about tips 😂

Great advice ! Bites are tough on plastics. But I have noticed the bass are bigger on the jig or Texas rig. Deeper water. ....with that being said. Caught 2 on cranks yesterday......thank you for your advice

When all else fails I turn to a ned rig TRD. I can usually get a few bites that way

I always have many different types of baits rigged up on my front deck. Cranks are a big one for me right now but flutter spoons are a great follow up if I miss a strike.

There's probably bass everywhere but only some of them are going to strike a lure. I started doing better when I keep my feet moving.

Are you seeing busting bass on your fishery? Are you able to get them to bite?

Outstanding video ! I fish a lot of white crankbaits. But haven’t used white flukes very often. Chrome is great and I have it in a crankbait. I suggest an Ozark Rig as well. I’ve been smashing them on it.

Thanks for the tips Lowbrow, I’m going try them colors this weekend. I haven’t had much luck on a fluke but still trying it.

Great video!!! Thanks for the featured comment!!! Awesome tips on what to use & keep tackle to a minimum!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!! 🤠👍

What kind of boat is that you have there? Also does it fit in the bed of a truck? Looks like it may be too wide but I don't know.

Hey LowBrow, hard & bladed baits, shad or bluegill color. Frog, black or white. Soft plastics I go white, shad, junebug, green pumpkin, tequila sunrise in color. There are so many colors out there that it’s easy to get confused. Keep it as simple as you can & have fun.

I'm hitting the lake in the morning I'll try some of of each color I do have them in my tackle box !!!

Chrome is such a good one. Used to carry only chrome with a black back or chrome with a blue back - but both were chrome. Lol. I guess I had a lot of the classic clown pattern too. Solid color and hard to beat.

Endless good tips and information! In my area, junebug or green pumpkin are my usual choices! Thank you buddy!

Im gonna have to try these colors out. Bubblegum wacky rigged worked last week. Not so much today. It was slow. I only got 1 on a black zoom finesse worm shakey head in the creek connecting to the river. A black finesse worm shakey always helps me get the skunk off. I feel like I've been a step ahead of these bass all year until now. I cant figure out what color they want. Gotta be a color I dont got! 😂

What up Lowbrow!!!! 🤓 Loving the Big boat 🚢 and loving the big Lake and loving the cool shades 😎. But most of all LOVING the BIG TIPS!!! 👍👍👍

Great content, used a tip back in June, wacky rig a tube, caught a nice walleye .thanks for the tips.

Most grubs I use are plain white. Always worked good for me

Solid tips! Great video LB!

A ned rig is about the only thing I can get bites on right now. Plum has been doing good

Other than the dizzing back and forth exposure imbalance of your camera, this was a good video. I learned a few things. Please consider locking the exposure setting on your camera.

I was getting skunked the last few times out. Switched to a black worm and got 2 fish last time out. 2 pounds or so each. I think a darker profile is important.

Green pumpkin hasn't worked for me much at all this year. Junebug has been good

You’re my favorite fishing channel. I avoid most other channels now because they either try to hard to stand out, inject too many non fishing opinions, or just plain aren’t helpful. There’s a handful of other great ones but you’re right there with them.

What's your favorite co!or for late summer bass fishing?

I found this out by mistake a few years ago. But I was just happy to be landing 🛬 🐟 fish. However, now I'm on the hunt for my personal best. At the moment it's not great.

My biggest fish usually are caught using a whacky worm. In deep water 20-25 feet I use a black finesse with chartreuse tail tip with darter head weight. Pad fishing is definitely a hollow body frog

Awesome video! Thanks for all the info!! Keep it up!

My PB was actually caught in February of this year on a dropshot with a 4 inch yum dinger. Just over 6 lbs. At least that's what my analog scale said. I think she was closer to 7.😊

If I am catching small smallies I move a bit deeper. Take care and thanks for the information from northern ontario north of manitoulin island

Those better fish are definitely different. Like you said, they are less willing to run all over like small fish. It amazes me sometimes how much energy those little guys burn up. They will just chase all day long.

More great help! The largest I've caught this year is a 4 1/2 pound largemouth. Caught it on a drop shot! Thank you for helping me become a better angler!

3Lb 12oz Largemouth is my best bass so far! Got it on a $2.99 bps tourney popper in Tennessee bleeding shad!

Great insight. Thanks! I’ve found that even fishing community holes from the bank that gets ton of pressure you can find/catch fish and bigger fish by throwing where no one else is throwing because they are “lazy” or don’t want to lose there lure. Throw in that lay down, instead of beside it. Throw in that brush not around it. Also, go when the usuals, wouldn’t. Not just when they aren’t there, but when they woulda’t be there. Like in the rain or at night. Caught a few giants, relatively speaking 4-6lbs, last fall at night, on top, in places you’d laugh at during the daytime or is usually pickeralville. The BIGS cruise the shoreline at night picking off the baifish. Especially, in the fall. I’ve done best throwing as close to the shore as can. And you can do this on the really accessible over pressured spots that are easily accessible in the dark. Just my 2¢.

no bigs i’m just scraping by this summer lol

Great suggestions and breakdown of successful warm summer setups. Cheers!

Awesome video!!! Excellent explanation on where to find the big ones!! Lesson well learned!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!! 🤠👍

I enjoy all of your content and appreciate that you and your wife fish together. Keep up the fun times friend.