I primarily bass fish ponds. That is my bread and butter. One bait I feel like you forgot to mention is a Ned rig craw on a standup jig. This is the #1 bait to use in summer time in ponds. Bass will go out deep, in plant cover to ambush, or around docks. Use a spinning reel for finesse and fish it super slow with little twitches and pops, work it on the bottom.
I live in Cleveland. Around this time every year, spring bass fishing videos start popping into my feed and I get pumped up for bass fishing. Every year I get disappointed to realize I can’t go spring fishing until May at the earliest 😂
I totally agree... but my favorite for all around lure is a roster tail you can catch just about anything year round on a roster tail. I think they get overlooked by most anglers
I have been limited to fishing after 12 Pm here in New Hampshire as of late and have only been bass fishing for three years so I decided to learn a little more and came upon this video first. I had a brand new Chatterbait in my tackle box and decided to give it a go. I am fishing small ponds in the SW area where the Lilly Pads are already starting to thicken but top water frogs are not quite working yet (especially at high noon). Using a Colorado XT single person pontoon rowboat I set out yesterday and tried the Chatterbait and I was pleasantly surprised. Caught several juvies, 8-10 inches, a few 2-3 pounders and one 5-6 pounder. Some smashed the lure as it hit the water and some hit it as I pulled it along weed beds. Thanks for taking the time to record and share your findings. You video is quick and easy to follow with no frills just fishing tips.
Good Evening BassFishingHQ, I am a devoted watcher of your channel with my son, We have ENJOYED watching your video's along with a TON of insight in landing some of these MONSTERS! LOL! :-) We also fish ponds as well as rivers, your knowledge of this topic is EPIC! THANK YOU for your advice! We will put this to the test in our ponds. :-) I have instilled in my son over 25 years of experience and knowledge that I"ve obtained in such a short period of my life! :-) May "God Bless You and Your Family my Friend, and as Always, "Keep a Tight Line and Never Stop Fishing!" :-) Sincerely, Mr. Carl Joseph Gwizdala, aka DESPERADO.
Match the bait fish I fish ponds and I have found that a 4 inch white shad swimbait with a spinner has caught more fish than anything I have used. Yes I have caught them on just about every bait but that little bait is my go to. A black spinnebait is really good to. Black White Red and Silver are great all round colors.
Most small lakes or ponds have that slime weed or wood around. My best bait to use is a zoom Magnum shakey head worm with a 3/0 or 4/0 worm hook. I use light spinning gear with no weights added. I usually catch fish wherever I go. I bury the hook in the worm to make it weedless. I like to use green pumpkin. The slow fall gets them all the time. I also would recommend a zoom lizard rigged the same way. Pumpkin Pepper.
my all time fav lure for pond bass fishing is the Zera Spook Puppy. Funnest lure I've ever used and has the coolest action I've ever seen. The full sized Zera Spooks are really good too but I usually reserve those for larger lakes
I have always been that guy on the bank on his bucket bait fishing lol but my 19 yr old son introduced me to the whole lure thing and I have to say definitely been doing more catchin then fishin lol Awesome tips !!
Southern Ontario Canada here. I've been using rappela's pink wiggle wart. I'm pulling a bass or rainbow out every 3 or 4 casts. Highly recommended the wiggle wart
I love a spinner bite for several reasons one it's an overall great lure to use and 2 it flashes so it can cover a lot of like a attraction over the whole pond
I just subscribed to your channel I would love one your hats. But thank you guys for all you do i’m always learning something new when I watch your videos
Strike king 1/8 th oz. small spinnerbait for bas or a 1/16th oz. Beetle spin for panfish. Pop-R is great. Chatterbaits are great. Mimic Minnows are great. Rebel crawfish are great. Good old jig and Mister Twister.
I subbed not only for the sweet bass hat but the pond tips are clutch. Love how you explained why they work and not just hey these work great ! Thanks man
I like a Senko on a Texas rig. Something like a devils horse, nip a dee dee, or Jointed Jitterbug for top water. Then something like a Jointed Rapala at various depths depending on water temp. A shallow running , floating Rapala will work top water pretty well..... If I could only fish two things it would be a Texas rigged worm and a floating Rapala.... If I panfish I use a beetlespin, rooster tail, mepps, or small shad or curly tail jig.
I have not had the heart to get seriously back into fishing since my pawpaw passed away many years back (fishing buddies like him are priceless, irreplaceable and few and far between). Fortunately for me, I married a woman that was blessed to have a grandfather that took her fishing too. We have a few days off from work together for the first time in years so it's time to find a pond and wet a hook! We've been catfishing a few time with very little success, maybe 2 cats between us in half a dozen trips. It's the start of fall (early October) and I've got to be honest, I'm burning up with Bass fever. I've got her a few catfish rigs ready to go but here is what is on my lines: 1. Texas Rig Culprit Plastic Worm 2. Mini King 1/4 oz. Spinnerbait 3. Bitsy Pond Minnow Crankbait 4. Secret Weapon Modified Devil's Horse I am counting on those to catch a Bass because I am tired of getting skunked catfishing. Hopefully I can spark an interest in my wife. The main thing is if you love to fish, take someone you love fishing too. Trust me, those memories will last a lifetime whether you catch anything or not!
Depends on geography and structure. I am in S. Tx. I use a 4" to 6" straight worm Texas rigged, no weight. Fish it super slow using a spinning rod. Next is a single large silver blade spinner bait. Cast and retrieve, yo-yo, or like a jig, all those methods can work. Early morning or evening and through the night I use a large Hula Popper. Let it settle. First pop, wait longer than you think. Often, summer fishing turns them off until late into the night. Nothing beats a violent explosion in pitch black dark. Same lure is fantastic for catching bull grogs if you like frog legs.
Pick up a “rooster tail” lure from your local tackle shop. The secret is this; go small. Don’t pick a big one thinking you’ll get bigger fish. I’ve caught everything from 2” bait fish all the way up to 20” Largemouth on the SMALLEST rooster tail size. When it comes to color, I’ve always had the best luck using the bright white color, but I have at least 3 other colors with me at all times just in case. Best of luck out there & tight lines
100% except I prefer a 1/2oz hula popper. I keep these 3 tied on from March to late September. Try a deps basirisky hard belly frog too. Thank me later.
Just seen your channel brother and subbed you straight up my dude!! We been all over some Slab Crappie in Morgantown WV aera. Also some early Small mouth have been hitting some. My brother and I ran across just by a fluke, 3 different 60 to 70 yr old coal mine lakes last yr about 5 or 6 acres each. But.... they are all about 35ft deep @ the Dam wall. These 3 lakes probably haven't been fished In 20+ yrs. 🤯😎. Last season we both caught @ least 6 or 7 Smallies 7+lbs !! I don't B.S. about my Bass fishing brother, and on my Good Word, there's several State Record Smallmouth living in these lakes!!! And a 99.9% chance a State record Crappie also resides there. They are the Greenest/Clearest little lakes I have ever seen bro. And I've seen a few in my 50yrs. I will keep ya informed. Right about the 1st to mid May. Pre spawn time, we gonna bring in some double digit Smallmouth!! WV. State record S.M. is 9lb5oz and 25in. Crappie is 4lb and 19in. I promise you brother. I seen a couple Smallies last year that were 27/28in easy. The 7 pounders we caught were 23ish. And I had 1 one that would have ate the others we caught. I fought her for 15 or 20mins and she finally snapped me off. I was only using 8lb Triline XL Mono. Paps taking 35lb braid this yr. I truly believe that fish was 11 or 12 lbs. 27+in. It literally looked like 2 damn footballs long and thick !! Thing is there are several that size within these 3 lakes. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity. We are blessed to have the chance at maybe a couple state records 🙏 Keep up the Gr8 content brother!!
Naa, here's your list for ponds. 1.) For a spinnerbait you need a white or yellow snagless salley. 2.) Virtually any 6 to 8 inch plastic worm in either green pumpkin, junebug, black, or purple depending on water color. 3.) For early morning and late evening top water a 110 size Whopper Plopper. I have made so many friends break down and ask me for a Snagless Salley while fishing a pond together it isn't funny. I have no idea why more people don't know about and use them. Best spinnerbait for shallow water ponds by far. Worms for the weeds and grass. And if you haven't used a Whopper Plopper yet you don't know what you are missing. Best top water plug period. Easy to use with just a steady retrieve. Tail spinning makes a nice gurgling sound and throws a perfect little flit of water with each rotation just like a baitfish fluttering on the surface. I'm telling you if you drag it over a big bass they got to have it. Great big bass lure.
I personally would pick a zara spook over the whopper plopper. Don't get me wrong a whopper plopper catches fish, but when they won't bite I throw out the zara
@@lilbeast11 I use saltwater lures to catch largemouth they don’t know the difference. That Badonka donk I mentioned is a saltwater lure in a mullet pattern but the bass love it too, at least when they’re actually hitting topwater. It’s a “walk the dog” lure which takes some practice and your wrist will get sore after a while but it’s a fun way to catch ‘em for sure. I also like buzzbaits. I throw a lot of spinner baits and swim jigs. Lipless crankbaits in Shad or bluegill patterns. When it slows down I rely on soft plastics. If I had to use one bait for the rest of my life it would either be a Senko worm or a Zoom Fluke rigged weightless. The fluke is nice because it’s versatile. Can fish it off the bottom, use it as a jerk bait, or even swim it across the top.
Dude, I slept on the whopperplopper style baits for a good while. But we recently had a ton of rain down here so all of our emergent vegetation has become submergent and topwater was back on the menu. It took an hour of fishing(if that) for me to gain confidence in 'em. Not a huge fan of just cast and reel but you impart a bit of action and throw pauses in regularly and holy heck, they kill.
Pretty incredible how universal the senko is. I used to use the wacky but Texas rig proved to be more useful to me with same results. Berkley powerworms deserve a Seat at the table!
My first comment ever. Love the hat man. I found the channel looking for summer pond fishing tips. I’ve had lot of success in ponds with all these lures. Fish on!
Good tips. Great video. Just getting back into fishing. Have mostly ponds to fish where I'm at. I subscribed. I really like that hat! How do i get one.
My local pond is WAY overfished and the bass are very smart. Wacky rigged a pink trout worm and was getting all the angry looks from the other fishermen lol even around 1pm I got my last one
Hey just curious. I noticed you used a bait caster for the first two lures, but switched to a spinning reel for the senko. Any particular reason why? (I’m new to bass fishing)
I have a 3 acre pond loaded with bass here in Texas and last summer I could catch a bass every other cast. This summer it has slowed way down. I am not sure what has changed. My main question is that I have never been able to catch a single bass on a chatterbait. I can catch them on just about everything else though.
Honestly, my best luck has been using the crosseyeZ chatterbait, either slow roll in on the bottom or give it quick pops off the bottom and let it settle.
I primarily bass fish ponds. That is my bread and butter.
One bait I feel like you forgot to mention is a Ned rig craw on a standup jig.
This is the #1 bait to use in summer time in ponds. Bass will go out deep, in plant cover to ambush, or around docks.
Use a spinning reel for finesse and fish it super slow with little twitches and pops, work it on the bottom.
That's my go to set up a zman TRD crawZ on a 1/8 or 1/10th zman finesse shrooms stand up hooks on 6 pound mono on a medium light action rod 7 foot rod
We don't have craw in SoFla tho which sucks
@@matthewpetto8942 we got crawfish in south Florida, they are smaller and greenish color
@@corbinjohnson2793 in S. West Florida yes, but there are virtually none on the East Coast.
@@matthewpetto8942 I live in west palm and there is tons of um
I live in Cleveland. Around this time every year, spring bass fishing videos start popping into my feed and I get pumped up for bass fishing. Every year I get disappointed to realize I can’t go spring fishing until May at the earliest 😂
I totally agree... but my favorite for all around lure is a roster tail you can catch just about anything year round on a roster tail. I think they get overlooked by most anglers
Does it matter where you go when it comes to rooster tail
Mine is a fluke. If I can't catch on one on a fluke they ain't bitin'.
you just can’t throw em with a baitcaster
I have been limited to fishing after 12 Pm here in New Hampshire as of late and have only been bass fishing for three years so I decided to learn a little more and came upon this video first. I had a brand new Chatterbait in my tackle box and decided to give it a go. I am fishing small ponds in the SW area where the Lilly Pads are already starting to thicken but top water frogs are not quite working yet (especially at high noon). Using a Colorado XT single person pontoon rowboat I set out yesterday and tried the Chatterbait and I was pleasantly surprised. Caught several juvies, 8-10 inches, a few 2-3 pounders and one 5-6 pounder. Some smashed the lure as it hit the water and some hit it as I pulled it along weed beds. Thanks for taking the time to record and share your findings. You video is quick and easy to follow with no frills just fishing tips.
Good Evening BassFishingHQ, I am a devoted watcher of your channel with my son, We have ENJOYED watching your video's along with a TON of insight in landing some of these MONSTERS! LOL! :-) We also fish ponds as well as rivers, your knowledge of this topic is EPIC! THANK YOU for your advice! We will put this to the test in our ponds. :-) I have instilled in my son over 25 years of experience and knowledge that I"ve obtained in such a short period of my life! :-) May "God Bless You and Your Family my Friend, and as Always, "Keep a Tight Line and Never Stop Fishing!" :-)
Sincerely, Mr. Carl Joseph Gwizdala, aka DESPERADO.
Match the bait fish I fish ponds and I have found that a 4 inch white shad swimbait with a spinner has caught more fish than anything I have used. Yes I have caught them on just about every bait but that little bait is my go to. A black spinnebait is really good to. Black White Red and Silver are great all round colors.
Most small lakes or ponds have that slime weed or wood around. My best bait to use is a zoom Magnum shakey head worm with a 3/0 or 4/0 worm hook. I use light spinning gear with no weights added. I usually catch fish wherever I go. I bury the hook in the worm to make it weedless. I like to use green pumpkin. The slow fall gets them all the time. I also would recommend a zoom lizard rigged the same way. Pumpkin Pepper.
Totally agree. I caught my PB on a tiny 1/4 oz. Rapala Skitter Pop, and a Senko-type bait never fails. A frog in the pads is the ultimate for me, too.
Wacky rig works 90% of the time in north west Florida. Black and blue!!!
My moms friends 5 year old daughter caught a 3.5 pounder on a wacky rig
Switch to a Texas rig. I guarantee you'll catch more bass in NW Florida than a wacky rig.
Red/black is even better. Mimics baby mudsnake
And 60% of the time, it works all the time.
I swear by the black and blues till I die
my all time fav lure for pond bass fishing is the Zera Spook Puppy. Funnest lure I've ever used and has the coolest action I've ever seen. The full sized Zera Spooks are really good too but I usually reserve those for larger lakes
Good character and well informed quality info. Definitely deserves a like and follow!
I have always been that guy on the bank on his bucket bait fishing lol but my 19 yr old son introduced me to the whole lure thing and I have to say definitely been doing more catchin then fishin lol Awesome tips !!
What is a shadow bait show it
You nailed it. 3 of my favorites on ponds.
Where I live a white chatterbait works very well. And if you don't get excited by a top water explosion you might want to see if you have a pulse 😏
Southern Ontario Canada here. I've been using rappela's pink wiggle wart. I'm pulling a bass or rainbow out every 3 or 4 casts. Highly recommended the wiggle wart
You have to share your secret spots! :)
I just started bass fishing. Thank you for making this video.
Let’s go!!!! New subscriber here! Just getting back into fishing it’s been 10 years for me.. but man feels good to be back!
Second time coming around to this video and still learning new things I must have missed before .
#3 gamagatsu red offset shank hook...yum senkos...aarons morning dawn finese worm wacky rigged...and small brush hogs for the weeds...great list bud
I love fishing for bluegills because they are such hard fish to catch but have to find the right pond with them in it
I LOVE walking poppers
That's What makes the River2Sea Bubble Walker one of my favorite baits of all time
Lately I’ve been using yum 5”inches sinkos I’ve caught a lot of bass so far I’ve caught at least 5 fish already I love yums
If you like the Yum Dingers, put on a green pumpkin Gary Yamamoto SENKO with a chartreuse tail… you won’t regret it!
I love a spinner bite for several reasons one it's an overall great lure to use and 2 it flashes so it can cover a lot of like a attraction over the whole pond
Pumpkin seed char Texas rig works everywhere
I just subscribed to your channel I would love one your hats. But thank you guys for all you do i’m always learning something new when I watch your videos
Thanks for the advice. I'm gonna practice this
Nice video, exactly what I was looking for. All the vids I see they tell you what to use but don’t fish with it and show you how to use it.
New to bass fishing with my grandson. Learning a ton from your videos
Strike king 1/8 th oz. small spinnerbait for bas or a 1/16th oz. Beetle spin for panfish. Pop-R is great. Chatterbaits are great. Mimic Minnows are great. Rebel crawfish are great. Good old jig and Mister Twister.
Really been falling in love with top water hits. Bass just smash on top water and it's the best thing ever when it happens.
I subbed not only for the sweet bass hat but the pond tips are clutch. Love how you explained why they work and not just hey these work great ! Thanks man
I like a Senko on a Texas rig.
Something like a devils horse, nip a dee dee, or Jointed Jitterbug for top water. Then something like a Jointed Rapala at various depths depending on water temp. A shallow running , floating Rapala will work top water pretty well.....
If I could only fish two things it would be a Texas rigged worm and a floating Rapala....
If I panfish I use a beetlespin, rooster tail, mepps, or small shad or curly tail jig.
Don't forget finesse lizards I've had pretty good luck using the smaller ones best ones I've used is zoom
My top 3 lures for ponds is a ½ oz rooster tail, an unweighted trick worm, and a Texas rigged worm. Honorable mention goes to a top water frog.
My 9 yr old son and I could use a good bass hat to go along with your great advice ;)
I have not had the heart to get seriously back into fishing since my pawpaw passed away many years back (fishing buddies like him are priceless, irreplaceable and few and far between). Fortunately for me, I married a woman that was blessed to have a grandfather that took her fishing too. We have a few days off from work together for the first time in years so it's time to find a pond and wet a hook! We've been catfishing a few time with very little success, maybe 2 cats between us in half a dozen trips. It's the start of fall (early October) and I've got to be honest, I'm burning up with Bass fever. I've got her a few catfish rigs ready to go but here is what is on my lines:
1. Texas Rig Culprit Plastic Worm
2. Mini King 1/4 oz. Spinnerbait
3. Bitsy Pond Minnow Crankbait
4. Secret Weapon Modified Devil's Horse
I am counting on those to catch a Bass because I am tired of getting skunked catfishing. Hopefully I can spark an interest in my wife. The main thing is if you love to fish, take someone you love fishing too. Trust me, those memories will last a lifetime whether you catch anything or not!
White rubber worms work great for large cat fish on the fast retrieve ,hook the worm on the head
so the one thing you forgot to mention was your setup style . do you prefure mono or Braid 30pd. 20pd. floro carbon ? and 6'6 rod or a 7" rod ??
Perfect! I caught a 8lbs bass last week
Can you explain why spinnerbaits work with cloudy and windy conditions? I don't get it. What do the bass see? Thanks!
puts out a ton of vibration, and to the fish it looks like a tiny school of fish
Depends on geography and structure. I am in S. Tx. I use a 4" to 6" straight worm Texas rigged, no weight. Fish it super slow using a spinning rod. Next is a single large silver blade spinner bait. Cast and retrieve, yo-yo, or like a jig, all those methods can work. Early morning or evening and through the night I use a large Hula Popper. Let it settle. First pop, wait longer than you think. Often, summer fishing turns them off until late into the night. Nothing beats a violent explosion in pitch black dark. Same lure is fantastic for catching bull grogs if you like frog legs.
Pick up a “rooster tail” lure from your local tackle shop. The secret is this; go small. Don’t pick a big one thinking you’ll get bigger fish. I’ve caught everything from 2” bait fish all the way up to 20” Largemouth on the SMALLEST rooster tail size.
When it comes to color, I’ve always had the best luck using the bright white color, but I have at least 3 other colors with me at all times just in case.
Best of luck out there & tight lines
100% except I prefer a 1/2oz hula popper. I keep these 3 tied on from March to late September. Try a deps basirisky hard belly frog too. Thank me later.
I need a hat asap Tyler
Thank you for the knowledge, I hit the Subscribe button and I love that hat i'm new to the sport thank you again
Great video TY! Will try a chatterbait more on my pond. Thanks.
Whatever’s in the tackle box is what I use
Same
I like watching you fishing bass fishing videos they are pretty sweet here as you know all about bass
just starting watching, and i subscribed and have been liking a lot of your videos
Base on explanation, you really know fishing. Nice
thank you for the helpful tips...really hope these tips work for me
Rapella Original Floating minnow lure. Faster retrieve deeper dive
The original jointed floating minnow is my go-to. Love the action on fast retrieve or even jigging action
My best bait I use and caught PB on is a neon spinning bait whith a rattler
Just seen your channel brother and subbed you straight up my dude!! We been all over some Slab Crappie in Morgantown WV aera. Also some early Small mouth have been hitting some. My brother and I ran across just by a fluke, 3 different 60 to 70 yr old coal mine lakes last yr about 5 or 6 acres each. But.... they are all about 35ft deep @ the Dam wall. These 3 lakes probably haven't been fished In 20+ yrs. 🤯😎. Last season we both caught @ least 6 or 7 Smallies 7+lbs !! I don't B.S. about my Bass fishing brother, and on my Good Word, there's several State Record Smallmouth living in these lakes!!! And a 99.9% chance a State record Crappie also resides there. They are the Greenest/Clearest little lakes I have ever seen bro. And I've seen a few in my 50yrs. I will keep ya informed. Right about the 1st to mid May. Pre spawn time, we gonna bring in some double digit Smallmouth!! WV. State record S.M. is 9lb5oz and 25in. Crappie is 4lb and 19in. I promise you brother. I seen a couple Smallies last year that were 27/28in easy. The 7 pounders we caught were 23ish. And I had 1 one that would have ate the others we caught. I fought her for 15 or 20mins and she finally snapped me off. I was only using 8lb Triline XL Mono. Paps taking 35lb braid this yr. I truly believe that fish was 11 or 12 lbs. 27+in. It literally looked like 2 damn footballs long and thick !! Thing is there are several that size within these 3 lakes. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity. We are blessed to have the chance at maybe a couple state records 🙏 Keep up the Gr8 content brother!!
Let’s go Mountaineers!
Naa, here's your list for ponds. 1.) For a spinnerbait you need a white or yellow snagless salley. 2.) Virtually any 6 to 8 inch plastic worm in either green pumpkin, junebug, black, or purple depending on water color. 3.) For early morning and late evening top water a 110 size Whopper Plopper. I have made so many friends break down and ask me for a Snagless Salley while fishing a pond together it isn't funny. I have no idea why more people don't know about and use them. Best spinnerbait for shallow water ponds by far. Worms for the weeds and grass. And if you haven't used a Whopper Plopper yet you don't know what you are missing. Best top water plug period. Easy to use with just a steady retrieve. Tail spinning makes a nice gurgling sound and throws a perfect little flit of water with each rotation just like a baitfish fluttering on the surface. I'm telling you if you drag it over a big bass they got to have it. Great big bass lure.
Nah here’s your list 1) plastic worm 2) plastic worm 3) plastic worm
I personally would pick a zara spook over the whopper plopper. Don't get me wrong a whopper plopper catches fish, but when they won't bite I throw out the zara
@@DoctorSessany recommendations? I only have saltwater ones lol....
@@lilbeast11 I use saltwater lures to catch largemouth they don’t know the difference. That Badonka donk I mentioned is a saltwater lure in a mullet pattern but the bass love it too, at least when they’re actually hitting topwater. It’s a “walk the dog” lure which takes some practice and your wrist will get sore after a while but it’s a fun way to catch ‘em for sure. I also like buzzbaits. I throw a lot of spinner baits and swim jigs. Lipless crankbaits in Shad or bluegill patterns. When it slows down I rely on soft plastics. If I had to use one bait for the rest of my life it would either be a Senko worm or a Zoom Fluke rigged weightless. The fluke is nice because it’s versatile. Can fish it off the bottom, use it as a jerk bait, or even swim it across the top.
Dude, I slept on the whopperplopper style baits for a good while. But we recently had a ton of rain down here so all of our emergent vegetation has become submergent and topwater was back on the menu. It took an hour of fishing(if that) for me to gain confidence in 'em. Not a huge fan of just cast and reel but you impart a bit of action and throw pauses in regularly and holy heck, they kill.
Love me some pond fishing, I appreciate the advice!
I fish old school. I agree with these but my top are, top water frog, spinnerbait, and soft plastic worm
Pretty incredible how universal the senko is. I used to use the wacky but Texas rig proved to be more useful to me with same results. Berkley powerworms deserve a Seat at the table!
Favorite colors for Senkos?
What a Sick Pond to grow up on
Little cleo orange and gold color medium size. Best lure ever. Get 3 or 4 strikes on every cast. When the bass are biting?
Blue Fox vibrax#3 and 4 or Mepps #3 and 4 work great here in Michigan for pond bass.
That’s what i use as well.
Always had success catching bass in the pond at my summer place un maine using top water frogs and night crawlers
I also won a handful of the fishing tournaments they held at my summer place in maine using the top water frog and night crawlers always.
My first comment ever. Love the hat man. I found the channel looking for summer pond fishing tips. I’ve had lot of success in ponds with all these lures. Fish on!
Thanks for watching brother
Easiest lure that works for bass is a zoom 6” lizard. Caught 7 earlier today with just that, a weight, and a hook.
Great tips. Love the hat bro. You outta send me one. 😂 Lol
Those hats are awesome bro! Great vid.
Don’t got blue gill where I live the bass eat perch sun fish minnows creek chubs or any baby/small enough fish
Glad I come across your channel good info big cuz
GREAT JOB ON THE VIDEO.
THANK YOU FOR THE HELPFUL TIPS!!!
Hey buddy I was watching your video n the sou d cut out...right when you started talking about the senior
What type, brand, and size of hook do you recommend for a wacky rig
I like you bass hat and you make fishing seem so Easy how do you know when to hook it hard
I'll take a frog over a pop-R any day, but it's a matter of preference... a craw jig is great also...
Id love a great bass hat to wear at the fishing tournaments that I run on the weekends...BTW great video!
Good tips. Great video. Just getting back into fishing. Have mostly ponds to fish where I'm at.
I subscribed. I really like that hat! How do i get one.
Thanks for the tips! What hook size did you use for the Wacky Senko?
Thats all good. But my bass here in the northeast PA are being super tempermental. They are biting on very very little.
Hay brother thank you for the advice
Just subscribed bout to see what I get in a few when I get off
Good video. Pop-R will catch bass any time of day. Any day.
Got me with the hat. I'll rock it all day
Would love a hat. just subscribed. Love the info. new to bass fishing.
Granddaddy of all pond lures is the Rapala Silver Minnow. Never found a better one.
Floating or sinking?
Best UA-camr in the game!
I catch big bass in those pre pierced jig head swim baits. I catch a ton of different fish with that thing
Awesome video!!! Man I want that hat.
My local pond is WAY overfished and the bass are very smart. Wacky rigged a pink trout worm and was getting all the angry looks from the other fishermen lol even around 1pm I got my last one
Hey just curious. I noticed you used a bait caster for the first two lures, but switched to a spinning reel for the senko. Any particular reason why?
(I’m new to bass fishing)
I have a 3 acre pond loaded with bass here in Texas and last summer I could catch a bass every other cast. This summer it has slowed way down. I am not sure what has changed. My main question is that I have never been able to catch a single bass on a chatterbait. I can catch them on just about everything else though.
Honestly, my best luck has been using the crosseyeZ chatterbait, either slow roll in on the bottom or give it quick pops off the bottom and let it settle.
Y’all have had some crazy weather lately. That might throw them off.
Well when r u inviting me down? I agree on that chatter bait. Ive caught a few. Same thing with the spinner bait
Can we get an invite lol
have you ever tried the usami lure ?
Top to bottom black tiny torpedo, 3 inch paddle tail shad white swimbait with spinner. 6.5 inch white culprit worm.
When I go to ponds and canals senko or worms caught lots of bass on them
Wow this pond looks perfect. It just screams largemouth
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Awesome detailed information thank you
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Thanks.
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Chatterbaits also Work Great on Northern Pike & have found that Wind is Not that big of a Deal!!!
This is awesome info thank you !!