Pro Secrets Exposed! How to Catch MORE Bass as a Co-Angler (Ep. 4)
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2021
- In this episode of Pro Secrets Exposed, I break down how to cathc more bass as a co angler and give you real life situations to help you catch more bass on them the next time you're on the water. This daily tip series will post at Noon CST everyday until I can't do it anymore! SO stay tuned for more! If you haven't yet, please hit the SUBSCRIBE button!
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Great advice. Thank you 🎣
Shallow and slow a 1/16 Texas rigged finess worm. Shallow and fast a spinnerbait. Deep a jig or dropshot maybe a vertical tube depending.
Shaky head is the co anglers best friend.
Great video Andrew, great advice I can say over the past couple of years fishing as a co angler in the opens I been lucky and haven't had a bad pro!!! Like you said some of my better days was when I drew a pro who said he wasn't on them.
Great insightfulness thank you!!
Nice. Good information. Thanks Andrew
Had to watch it three times because I’m getting ready for a tournament on Dale Hollow as co angler and I was racking on what all to take. Lol You recommended shakeyhead so I’ve got that tied on, ned, jerk, squarebill, spinner, and swimbait. Boater said he’s gonna focus on the smallmouth post spawn and then maybe large as the sun gets high...so I feel like I’ve got the kitchen sink I’ll let ya know how it goes! Thank again man, good content, and appreciate the effort of a tip video everyday
You’re 100% correct I learned that lesson the hard way it’s hard to go toe to toe with somebody especially in the front of the boat
This is a series we needed!!!
Straight up, I've watched every co angler video under the sun (going into my first season) this is top 5. Thank you!
Which series are you going to fish in I'm from Florida
@@frankiespicer1981 I'm in Ontario fishing the opens up here.
Right on that's pretty cool I live in Brandon kind of not too far from Lakeland
I'm 52 years old and have fished local tournaments from the front of the boat or sometimes from the back in team tournaments since I was about 18 years old, when I was in my 20's and 30's I won quite a bit and if I didn't win I was usually in the top ten, not bragging because I got away from it for several years due to family etc, and started back fishing a few local tournaments about 4 years ago, I've had some success but these young guys now days are very very talented and hard working ( and they can kick my butt more often than not ). I haven't fished a tournament in a year and a half because of my schedule and not being able to find a partner. But having said all this, my old shoulders and elbows can't hold up anymore when the situation calls for covering water with a moving bait. Something I love to do when needed, I have come to the conclusion in the last 18 months that I would make a good back of the boat partner lol. I've been thinking here lately about fishing some BASS Opens as a co-angler, if I was to do that my mindset would be to simply to view it as a cheap guide trip and do it for the experience and possibly meeting some of these guys that I'm a fan of. I wouldn't be all wrapped in the fishing part of it, of course I'd try my best, but it would mainly be the experience itself.
Strong mindset !
I fish in tournaments with my partner, it is his boat, so, I am always fishing out of the back. I just ALWAYS have the mindset that I AM GOING TO CATCH FISH. Positive Attitude is essential. It also helps that he likes to fish super slow and I am a moving bait guy that gets to really pick apart the area with spinnerbaits, thunder crickets and squarebills. It is really working out well, I don't get many bites but the ones I get are 3lb+ class fish
I always ask my boater the night before if he is going to fish shallow or deep & fast or slow?
Helps me pare down my tackle & what to expect
I like to fish a different water column my boater is. If he’s beating the bank up I’ll turn around and try to fish a few feet deeper than him. Sometimes it helps... sometimes I turn around and fish the bank lol
How big is the bass on the mount?
Is it really a secret to throw a roboworm on a dropshot to win..
Nope not a secret as I do that all the time
Good evening I got a membership to the MLF lead I want to sign up to be a co-angler in a tournament any tips that I would need to know that be my first time doing this ever
Don’t complain about how the pro wants to fish. It’s his boat. Best thing to do is slow down Carolina rig or a whackey rig. But if they fishing real fast. Hit as many spots as you can.
Had a co that just wouldn’t listings my spot on grand lake was hot spot started with crankbait they were killing it I told the co you need change bait I stayed you don’t have the same bait I end up catch 100 bass by 1:00 I had told him I show him at 1 that he didn’t have the same bait now it’s 1 I had limit he had no fish still throwing what he thinks it’s same I show him he ask why didn’t I tell him the different I stayed my boat my gas my time in find this spot 40 bucks in today fishing that mite pay for gallon oil got to weight in told all his buddy’s I had 100 bass by 1:00 made my day
Have u ever caught fish cause of what ur co angler was using something u wasn’t
Heck yea! Quite a few times in fact
That do you do when your pro starts fishing the exact same bait you are using?😂
U can fish the same bait behind a pro even a cleaner because the difference is the way each person fishes persay the pro is hopping a jig versus the co angler dragging a jig but pay attention to the size he is throwing and as a coangler maybe try to down size it and fish it differently than the guy in the front of the boat.
Give boater some fuel money n respect casting space
Don’t fish the same thing he is