A recent university study found that bass cannot tell the difference between white and chartreuse and the only colors they see are red, blue, green. They can’t tell the difference between black and blue. This really makes a lot of sense out of my 35 years of fishing and has seriously cut down on how many different soft plastics and baits I buy and no more JJ’s Magic etc!
Yeah that stained, muddy water is real tough sometimes. Especially when fishing from land. Cause unless you have the best spot with structure and coverage its gonna be tough fishin open waters. But those bright colors work. Great video thanks!
How are you gonna talk to me about fishing when you don’t even catch any fish , nah I’m joking , nice video gave some good ideas for some different structures, nice video GL to you
I live in middle river md i also fish the bay try the flats, or around gunpowder or martins lagoon where aaron martens won the tournemant they fished there about 5 years ago. Look up Martens State Airport and the water all around there all hold decent largemouths and snakeheads also they stock bass in there almost every year theres a program scott sewell runs look him up ive caught a 5 pounder off the bank right around ther plenty of times and when i boat i catch a decent amount some days
I generally hear darker color for muddier/less visibility water . So that way they see the silhouette instead of the color because obviously they can’t see . What is y’alls opinions on this? Very very mixed opinions.
Not always the case. I tried dark colors on sunny days in clear water and muddy. And actually had better luck using light colors, like sexy shad and chartreuse. In muddy waters a chatterbait is good but I've had better luck with a spinnerbait. At the end of the day they are just opinions, not guarantees.
He's talking about & throwing light colors in stained water, on a bright sunny day, into spots with zero shade. Catches zero fish. Right after he says use light colors he mentions using black & blues in the same breath. (Way to cover all your bases.) I have found that light colors disappear in dark water. Stick with black & blues as it creates a more visible silhouette. I've found that chatterbaits work well also due to the blade creating vibration in the water that triggers the lateral line sensory system in the fish since they can't rely on their vision to find food.
I'm a Texan and I'm in the southeast, so the water visibility is similar to the water in this video. I slap slabs and bass all day with chartreuse. Fish dont follow the rules we make up
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7:20 so did you break off or get it back. Out of the entire video that’s the part I wanted to watch and you cut it out. It’s ok to show it if you broke off. Everyone is so scared to show it, but it happens to us all!
no disrespect but, I hate watching tips and tricks videos when the angler can't even catch a single fish with what he is saying is good to catch fish with -_- he is pretty much showing me what NOT to use LMAO
I feel so much better when I see a pro get a lure caught up in the weeds, bushes, trees etc. Thanks for showing that you're human
Showing an telling tips without catching fish! I've learned so much. now I'm ready for the open muddy water 👍
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A recent university study found that bass cannot tell the difference between white and chartreuse and the only colors they see are red, blue, green. They can’t tell the difference between black and blue. This really makes a lot of sense out of my 35 years of fishing and has seriously cut down on how many different soft plastics and baits I buy and no more JJ’s Magic etc!
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Yeah that stained, muddy water is real tough sometimes. Especially when fishing from land. Cause unless you have the best spot with structure and coverage its gonna be tough fishin open waters. But those bright colors work. Great video thanks!
I've always been told to use dark colors in stained muddy water ...
Me too
Me three but white spinnerbaits with silver willow blades were working in dark waters.
pro trick : watch series at Flixzone. I've been using them for watching a lot of movies recently.
@Conrad Nikolai definitely, have been using Flixzone} for since november myself =)
It works better than lighter or chartreuse IMHO
How are you gonna talk to me about fishing when you don’t even catch any fish , nah I’m joking , nice video gave some good ideas for some different structures, nice video GL to you
Great tutorial video my friend! 🎣👊🏼
Nice video🤘🏼
clear water is where it's at😎
I love some clear water but the closest clear water is 4 hours away so I’m stuck with muddy water :(
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Great video my man
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Great Info man.
I’m not even kidding I just bought that lure and probably my 15 cast I caught a 23 inch pike
@6:48 that real fast, one more time. Haha
Awesome!!!
One of the best videos I've watched in a long time. A lot of information here to soak up. Thanks man.
PS: What kind of gloves is he wearing?
Fish monkey check out his channel tj has a video dedicated just to fish monkey gloves, I think he even has a discount code
He didn’t catch anything.
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I live on the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland and I’ve always wondered if large mouth bass live in the bay ? Can you tell me ?
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Stripers, yea.
Xx..Irie..xX no large mouth? I saw that the bass master classic was held in the Chesapeake Bay a couple times
@@kevinreeeder82 yes there are largemouth. The farther you go into the bay the more the salinity drops. There are indeed largemouth.
I live in middle river md i also fish the bay try the flats, or around gunpowder or martins lagoon where aaron martens won the tournemant they fished there about 5 years ago. Look up Martens State Airport and the water all around there all hold decent largemouths and snakeheads also they stock bass in there almost every year theres a program scott sewell runs look him up ive caught a 5 pounder off the bank right around ther plenty of times and when i boat i catch a decent amount some days
Do you lighter baits in darker waters and darker baits in clearer water
I generally hear darker color for muddier/less visibility water . So that way they see the silhouette instead of the color because obviously they can’t see . What is y’alls opinions on this? Very very mixed opinions.
Dark colors for dirty water. I dont care what anyone says. It just works.
The dirtier the water, the darker the color you want to throw. You're spot on
Not always the case. I tried dark colors on sunny days in clear water and muddy. And actually had better luck using light colors, like sexy shad and chartreuse. In muddy waters a chatterbait is good but I've had better luck with a spinnerbait. At the end of the day they are just opinions, not guarantees.
I throw dark tubes, black senkos, I cleaned out a cloudy pond the other day using a black and yellow booyah spinnerbait
What length rod is that..and also the brand please tell
Man a black and blue or Okeechobee vilebug has always produced for me in muddy water.
You said stained use darker colors but then throw a white and green pepper chatterbait?
Well at least you caught....something...lol..thanks for info
Good doggo
Man that's some muddy water !
It's terrible, lol
He's talking about & throwing light colors in stained water, on a bright sunny day, into spots with zero shade. Catches zero fish. Right after he says use light colors he mentions using black & blues in the same breath. (Way to cover all your bases.) I have found that light colors disappear in dark water. Stick with black & blues as it creates a more visible silhouette. I've found that chatterbaits work well also due to the blade creating vibration in the water that triggers the lateral line sensory system in the fish since they can't rely on their vision to find food.
What is he using to shoot this video for a stand?
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Are you on the Mississippi
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Don’t use chartreuse baits in muddy water
I tend to use black or dark blue.
I'm a Texan and I'm in the southeast, so the water visibility is similar to the water in this video. I slap slabs and bass all day with chartreuse. Fish dont follow the rules we make up
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I just started getting the mtb couple months back and then found the channel on here myself and my 4yr old son loves watching the videos very good work and love my box that comes every month from #mysterytacklebox
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7:20 so did you break off or get it back. Out of the entire video that’s the part I wanted to watch and you cut it out. It’s ok to show it if you broke off. Everyone is so scared to show it, but it happens to us all!
I got it back, but I normally break off a couple every trip.
I have better luck in stained water with black and blue than anything
Only duck hunters realized
Good video. Just disappointed that he didn’t even get a fish
I'll fish that lake all day and only end up with a few bites...it's a tough one, but I love the challenge.
I agree, one time I was fishing for 6 hours and didn’t even get a bite but it was still fun.
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Largemouth bass cannot tell the difference between white and chartreuse.
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Shit all this bs could not get a fish 😂
zero fish....lots of talking...no great info...super lame gloves
no disrespect but, I hate watching tips and tricks videos when the angler can't even catch a single fish with what he is saying is good to catch fish with -_- he is pretty much showing me what NOT to use LMAO
Yeah but he only fished two spots. I agree though it would be better if he was catching fish while giving the tips. It would inspire more confidence.
u suck at fishing jk
You forgot to catch a fish
This guy never catches any fish...
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