Great video. New to the channel. I want to start fishing big swimbaits. Was looking to get the Fury 795 and a Tutula 200. Going to try to come down there next year for a guide trip.
The k9 comes with 1/0 owner ST36’s I’m a big fan! I think a parabolic rod helps this bait A TON! It’s like a big crankbait! The 1/0 st36’s are hard to get right now so I’ve been using the 1/0 BKK spears. And I don’t throw the TK because it’s too small for my style.
@@Frostin_Austin ok I thought the klash 9 came with the same hooks as a Tiny klash. I throw the tiny clash. I'm not sure what the tiny clash comes with but I think it's the sty-35 MF by owner. Absolutely love those hooks on a crankbait but for some reason I have a hard time hooking up with the tiny klash. Those hooks are great if you want to run it into wood with the lip on it doesn't get hung up but as far as hookup percentage they're bad for me. Of course a huge fan of the ST 36s. I saw a video where Butch Brown talked about using the bronze round bend gamakatsu on his deps glides and have been experimenting with them this year and love them. The only problem is they're a little longer than the STX 36 is and they get hung up if you come near cover. Thanks for the response!
Austin u might of did something by accident in this video that Id say u might wanna try with some soft plastic baits its very popular in Japan but have done it myself and has worked and if they but if they would hit it dangling there while using a swimbait those fish will for sure hit a big soft plastic.
Name your home Lake and I’ll come fish it! I was on a heavily pressured lake yesterday and caught a 7.5lb a 6lb and three 4lbers. That video will be out soon!
I guess I’m gonna have to buy one of them damn klash 9 baits if you DON’T quit catching fish on it. And I know these Kentucky Lake and Pickwick fish are gonna laugh me right out of the boat when I throw it at them 😳😁😂😂
@@Frostin_Austin I called your dad after you posted this and got on the list. Gonna have to let you pick out what you think they’ll eat over here. Love your videos and the excitement you put into them. 😁👍
Dude, I have multiple videos of me catching big fish on Smith Mountain with big swimbaits. They eat the crap out of them there! Almost won the big bass tour event a few years ago there on a Gan Craft 230 with a 6.5lber.
you guys are killing it 👍
Great video. New to the channel. I want to start fishing big swimbaits. Was looking to get the Fury 795 and a Tutula 200. Going to try to come down there next year for a guide trip.
Anyone know if there is a video on the Ghost? Can't decide how to set up the bumbers.
What size and type hooks are you using for the klash? I don't love the ones they come with because I feel like I miss alot of fish
The k9 comes with 1/0 owner ST36’s I’m a big fan! I think a parabolic rod helps this bait A TON! It’s like a big crankbait! The 1/0 st36’s are hard to get right now so I’ve been using the 1/0 BKK spears. And I don’t throw the TK because it’s too small for my style.
@@Frostin_Austin ok I thought the klash 9 came with the same hooks as a Tiny klash. I throw the tiny clash. I'm not sure what the tiny clash comes with but I think it's the sty-35 MF by owner. Absolutely love those hooks on a crankbait but for some reason I have a hard time hooking up with the tiny klash. Those hooks are great if you want to run it into wood with the lip on it doesn't get hung up but as far as hookup percentage they're bad for me. Of course a huge fan of the ST 36s. I saw a video where Butch Brown talked about using the bronze round bend gamakatsu on his deps glides and have been experimenting with them this year and love them. The only problem is they're a little longer than the STX 36 is and they get hung up if you come near cover. Thanks for the response!
I never seen the k9 hit the bank edge, kerthump, and get eaten like a jig over and over again. Mind is blowed.
It’s a special bait and precision casting goes a long way with our vertical type banks!
Dude love the videos but more descriptions please!
Okay, I’ll do better! 👍🏼
Austin u might of did something by accident in this video that Id say u might wanna try with some soft plastic baits its very popular in Japan but have done it myself and has worked and if they but if they would hit it dangling there while using a swimbait those fish will for sure hit a big soft plastic.
Dude was that nuts or what!!!
@@Frostin_Austin yea it was haha and I think id agree with ya the k9 and tiny klash are probably the best ABS swimbait u can buy.
bro what boat is that?
Austin do you have any idea when these bates will become available?
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Dream Catchers dad said probably August
Can you tell me about your boat? It looks very interesting.
Just a little pond prowler 12’ long 5’ wide
what ever lake you are fishing looks like no pressure. Like to see you catch fish on my lake with those big baits.
Jealous?
Name your home Lake and I’ll come fish it! I was on a heavily pressured lake yesterday and caught a 7.5lb a 6lb and three 4lbers. That video will be out soon!
I guess I’m gonna have to buy one of them damn klash 9 baits if you DON’T quit catching fish on it. And I know these Kentucky Lake and Pickwick fish are gonna laugh me right out of the boat when I throw it at them 😳😁😂😂
Nah they’ll eat the crap out of it!
@@Frostin_Austin I called your dad after you posted this and got on the list. Gonna have to let you pick out what you think they’ll eat over here. Love your videos and the excitement you put into them. 😁👍
I think you guys need a bigger boat. It's crazy that the rod was almost lost.
We have 2 skeeters and a Ranger, this small reservoir only allows 12’ boats with electric motors
Smith Mountain Lake
Dude, I have multiple videos of me catching big fish on Smith Mountain with big swimbaits. They eat the crap out of them there! Almost won the big bass tour event a few years ago there on a Gan Craft 230 with a 6.5lber.
Gan Craft Magnum 230: Big Bass Tour on Smith Mountain Lake
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