My new Bass Behavior Bundle is active. You can join here or find out more by following this link: www.steverogersoutdoors.com/bass-behavior-bundle-info Thank you! Have a blessed day!
I dont know what to say Steve except keep plugging away to try and get that algorithm to finally put you at the top. In other words for as many fishing channels, especially bass, yours should be near the top as far as i am concerned. I am no beginner bass fisherman by any means. However I always learn something from you. I am grateful to you and entertained by you. Excellent video.
I've only just found Steve's channel and the few videos I've watch so far are great - what I especially enjoy, is that the videos are shorter than some other people's videos, but Steve still get the content/point across. Keep up the great content. Thanks
It never ceases to amaze me how versatile a soft plastic jerkbait can be. There are just so many different techniques and presentations you can use and they all work so well at attracting fish and generating strikes. Another great video!
Guys lets share and thumbs up Steves videos, these are top quality in teaching, audio, video and often underwater. This man deserves more subscribers, the content is top notch. If your a know it all, its still entertaining to see underwater footage. Please help grow this channel. Fyi steve does not know me i am a nobody i posted this on my own accord.
I like u steve have fished this presentation for years.. both bass and walleye, we just called it a jig and Minnow, wasnt a big deal like it is now .... crazy 😅
Another very informative video. I use this rig a lot for trout and I didn’t even think about a couple of those retrieves. I’ll be trying them tomorrow.
Same here, i learn alot from Steve. It was presented to me once that a beginner bass fisherman learns alot quickly, then as you gain experiences the learning curve slows...once you flat line, for some reason your mind opens up again.
I love fishing this kind of setup Steve. It is one of my go to baits every time I get out on the water. I never thought of the finger tap idea. That bait looks great under water! I'm going to try out those retrieves this weekend. I'm looking forward to getting that bundle! Thanks again for all your efforts!
#4 - I do that ALL the time when fishing with spinners for trout in streams! Add BURNING it the last little bit of the retrieve makes them strike! GREAT video!! I need some of those Baby Z Too baits!!
Steve I would love to see a video that that compares as many types of senkos/stick baits as possible: Comparing fall rate vs. salt content. Comparing how each version falls; shimmy vs glide. Thanks for the effort on your videos, I look forward to always watching the next one!
Steve nice tips with the finger rod tap , and line hitting your finger. I also have a tip , I use a loop knot , I use it crappie fishing as well . I find most of this technique is just an enlarged Crappie setup
Cant thank you enough for these awesome undwater videos it takes angler's like myself understanding of luer presentation AND application of same to a never before imagined possible level of understanding One video I might suggest you make is how to get a chatterbait to dart through the water as erratically as possible Again great thanks for great content as I feel you truly are formatting your content to help fisherman looking to get better not necessarily tournament better but improve our fishing skills significantly all the same No better content out there
I found a local pond with huge bass in it. Saw them literally coming 7 feet from shore with polarized lenses. Hoping some of your videos will help because I've only managed to catch bass with spinners and spoons while jigging believe it or not.
That had to be awesome to see that! Try making some casts standing back farther from the edge of the pond if there is room. Those fish were probably aware of your presence and that makes them tough to catch sometimes. Let me know when you catch some of those bigs! Good luck!
@@SteveRogersOutdoors conveniently, I already have all I need in my tackle. When I first started just grabbed a whole bunch of everything lol. Learned how to use most of it. Still feeling out for my favorite go tos though (cept good ol Texas rig, I've one of my rods dedicated to just that 🤣)
Steve - You're on some Holy Grail stuff there... reeling it and tapping the rod makes that thing look just like an alewife. We have them here in massive schools and they're really squiggly in the back end just like that thing looks. Juvie shad probably look really similar. I don't think I've seen anything look more like the real bait than that. That's a lot better than the action from excessive shaking like I've seen most anglers do.
That is a great question. For this size of finesse presentation I really like the 3 1/2 in lures and I most often keep the weights in that 1/16 - 1/8oz range.
My new Bass Behavior Bundle is active. You can join here or find out more by following this link: www.steverogersoutdoors.com/bass-behavior-bundle-info
Thank you! Have a blessed day!
I dont know what to say Steve except keep plugging away to try and get that algorithm to finally put you at the top. In other words for as many fishing channels, especially bass, yours should be near the top as far as i am concerned. I am no beginner bass fisherman by any means. However I always learn something from you. I am grateful to you and entertained by you. Excellent video.
Thank you so much! That means a lot to me. Especially to keep grinding away.
Best retrieve video I've ever watched. Thanks
Thank you! I enjoyed putting this one together.
Love that tapping and line slapping tip!
It sure adds a lot of action!
I've only just found Steve's channel and the few videos I've watch so far are great - what I especially enjoy, is that the videos are shorter than some other people's videos, but Steve still get the content/point across. Keep up the great content. Thanks
Same!! I don't have countless hours to spend watching lengthy videos. These videos are perfect. Short and to the point!
Great tips, thanks Steve!
It never ceases to amaze me how versatile a soft plastic jerkbait can be. There are just so many different techniques and presentations you can use and they all work so well at attracting fish and generating strikes. Another great video!
They are definitely versatile. Every time I order some tackle I always find myself getting more of them.
This is great advice, I started using this set up last year and felt like I was over working the bait. Thanks for posting this!
It sure doesn't take much to get some great action. I really like the subtle differences between the rod tap and the finger slap methods.
@@SteveRogersOutdoors Yeah me too, I subscribed after this video. Thanks for the content!
Definitely demonstrates to me that I’ve been overworking the baits as well. Well done and thank you.
Great video. I live all your underwater footage in your videos.
Thanks!
Thank you Steve. Great video. Was hoping to see this. Watching and following your great videos all the way from South Africa
Thank you!
Guys lets share and thumbs up Steves videos, these are top quality in teaching, audio, video and often underwater. This man deserves more subscribers, the content is top notch. If your a know it all, its still entertaining to see underwater footage. Please help grow this channel. Fyi steve does not know me i am a nobody i posted this on my own accord.
Man I love these videos
Cool to see how these actually look.
I like u steve have fished this presentation for years.. both bass and walleye, we just called it a jig and Minnow, wasnt a big deal like it is now .... crazy 😅
Another very informative video. I use this rig a lot for trout and I didn’t even think about a couple of those retrieves. I’ll be trying them tomorrow.
Same here, i learn alot from Steve. It was presented to me once that a beginner bass fisherman learns alot quickly, then as you gain experiences the learning curve slows...once you flat line, for some reason your mind opens up again.
I love fishing this kind of setup Steve. It is one of my go to baits every time I get out on the water. I never thought of the finger tap idea. That bait looks great under water! I'm going to try out those retrieves this weekend. I'm looking forward to getting that bundle! Thanks again for all your efforts!
Good luck with it! It has sure done well for me over the years.
awesome perspective
Good video ❤. Im going to put the information in use fishing a Range Roller
Thanks for another great video!
#4 - I do that ALL the time when fishing with spinners for trout in streams! Add BURNING it the last little bit of the retrieve makes them strike!
GREAT video!! I need some of those Baby Z Too baits!!
Thanks!
Last tip is so godly holy smoke, this changed the way i fish forever
It is amazing what that slight difference makes. Good luck out there!
Love the line tapping tip
That one is my favorite for sure. Looks so real.
Steve I would love to see a video that that compares as many types of senkos/stick baits as possible:
Comparing fall rate vs. salt content.
Comparing how each version falls; shimmy vs glide.
Thanks for the effort on your videos, I look forward to always watching the next one!
That would be a great one! I will try to get that done. Thank you.
wow. Man I hope you keep making these. Thank you
Will do my best. Thank you!
Hey, Steve, great to see ya. Great videos lately. Love it. Be safe
Thank you! I hope your week is going well.
Steve's starting to hit. Getting 1-2 new thousand subs a week! Good for him. Bout time.
Thank you! Hopefully, the channel is starting to get some traction.
Greta advice! 👍
Love these! Thank you!!
Glad you like them!
Wow! Those are some Awesome Tips. Just Slow And Easy is all you need. 👍
This setup definitely responds well to the slightest action put on the rod. One of my favorites by far.
Steve nice tips with the finger rod tap , and line hitting your finger.
I also have a tip , I use a loop knot , I use it crappie fishing as well . I find most of this technique is just an enlarged Crappie setup
Thanks for adding this!
Split screen. Great
Great information
Thank you
Thank you!
Steve ,what do you think about FFS?
Excellent info! One question though... What type and weight of line are you using here?
I believe I was using the 1/8oz in this video and the line was a 10lb fluoro leader if my memory serves me.
Excellent 👍
Many thanks
Cant thank you enough for these awesome undwater videos it takes angler's like myself understanding of luer presentation AND application of same to a never before imagined possible level of understanding
One video I might suggest you make is how to get a chatterbait to dart through the water as erratically as possible
Again great thanks for great content as I feel you truly are formatting your content to help fisherman looking to get better not necessarily tournament better but improve our fishing skills significantly all the same
No better content out there
Great tips
Thank you!
I found a local pond with huge bass in it. Saw them literally coming 7 feet from shore with polarized lenses. Hoping some of your videos will help because I've only managed to catch bass with spinners and spoons while jigging believe it or not.
That had to be awesome to see that! Try making some casts standing back farther from the edge of the pond if there is room. Those fish were probably aware of your presence and that makes them tough to catch sometimes. Let me know when you catch some of those bigs! Good luck!
wow, great video! you have taught an ol dog a new trick! thanks!
Glad it was useful. Thanks!
This looks perfect for the small lake (more of a pond really but they call it a lake) that i fish near my house.
Good luck! I think you will like it a lot.
@@SteveRogersOutdoors thank you. I feel like I will 😁
@@SteveRogersOutdoors conveniently, I already have all I need in my tackle. When I first started just grabbed a whole bunch of everything lol. Learned how to use most of it. Still feeling out for my favorite go tos though (cept good ol Texas rig, I've one of my rods dedicated to just that 🤣)
What weight jig head please? Thank you for teaching me how to fish
The one in the video is a 1/16oz. Thanks for watching!
Steve - You're on some Holy Grail stuff there... reeling it and tapping the rod makes that thing look just like an alewife. We have them here in massive schools and they're really squiggly in the back end just like that thing looks. Juvie shad probably look really similar. I don't think I've seen anything look more like the real bait than that. That's a lot better than the action from excessive shaking like I've seen most anglers do.
Thanks! It is so interesting to watch what the slightest movements can do. This is my favorite lure because of how real it looks.
Freaking awesome
Can you do an underwater video showing the difference between a pegged and unpegged Texas rig? Thanks
I sure can! I will try to get that one done.
@@SteveRogersOutdoors thank you!
How big would you go on this type of minnow and jig?
That is a great question. For this size of finesse presentation I really like the 3 1/2 in lures and I most often keep the weights in that 1/16 - 1/8oz range.