I have a bunch of these in my cart at Tackle Warehouse. I stuck them in there after I saw Victor from I_Fish slaying fish with them. I also have the Tsurinoya Dragon Versatile on the way! Super excited to get it! Great vid Jimmy!
Sweet combo jimbo 💪 that Tsurinoya dragon versatile finesse rod looks like a blast 💥to fish. Thank you as always for the footage, you were putting on a crappie slaying clinic 😂😂
@@Catonkey1 i have not made a casting tutorial on BFS. for the most part, I feel that there's no difference in casting a normal baitcasting setup other than casting lighter. motion are all the same for normal casts; however, given that BFS got ton of thinner and ore flexy rods and short rods, you can now bring in other casting style such as flicking and flip casting. Are you having trouble casting?
@@abrahamjoseph6707 while they have a lot of line... I have not tried anything other than mainly braided line, leader materials and usually freshwater mono. Sorry bud, but you can use rawrfishing for a discount if ur buying off their US website :)
i do not use fishbrain. I believe that app is a bad thing for the fishing community. FIrst off, there are so many bad posts. But if there are good posts, that just turn fishing holes to trashed up spots or people slapping a no tresspassing sign onto a fishing spot.
I have the old Dragon 662L and have been eyeing the new Versatile UL/ML. How would you say it behaves compared to your 702L in terms of action and ability to cast lighter weights? I assume the action is a tad faster given the UL tip + ML backbone.
The rod is fun and amazing. Doesn't cast well at the 2 gram mark compared to rods made for it. It only loads up at the tip, but if u throw a bit heavier, it's amazing. I can see myself using treble hook lures with it! It's definitely got back bone compared to regular dragon rod. I was able to do hook sets with the Midwest Finesse swim jig. Truly versatile lol
I love fishing. My problem is I am terrified of hooking my hand or fingers when catching (I am a professional violinist and that could be a huge problem).
@@Lqviolin2 Get a net and a pair of needle nose pliers or hemostates. That way you can net the fish and unhook without having to handle the fish. Plus if you do need to grab the fish they make gloves also.
You have massive bluegill and tons of crappie and small bass because the crappie are over populated that’s why bass are small and bluegill so big. Bluegill are too big for bass to eat. Pond need rod of crappie if you want big bass. DONT keep the bluegill release them all. That’s the bass main forage. The bluegill nest 3-4 times a year so those need to stay. Crappie have to go. If you want to grow 6lb + bass crappie have to go. All of them. But you can’t get rid of them all. Almost impossible unless you drain the pond. Which is what need to happen for trophy bass growth
That's what I am thinking. I am gonna be sad to get rid of that much crappies. But I think I can still be happy with the bass being big lol Gonna take a while to get these crappies out, but i will do my best!
I have a bunch of these in my cart at Tackle Warehouse. I stuck them in there after I saw Victor from I_Fish slaying fish with them. I also have the Tsurinoya Dragon Versatile on the way! Super excited to get it! Great vid Jimmy!
it's a good plastic. been slaying hard with it. from PA, NJ and Florida! let's go
There is nothing better than having fun helping out the lake. You love to fish get better . Be blessed. My friend.
You got that right! Hoping the fish will get bigger next season!
Sweet combo jimbo 💪 that Tsurinoya dragon versatile finesse rod looks like a blast 💥to fish. Thank you as always for the footage, you were putting on a crappie slaying clinic 😂😂
Thx, I could have done a 4 hour episode of every catch lol.. I got bored recording and just went on fishing. I got paper mouth thumbs lol
Always enjoyed yr videos Jimbo! Where im from there are no crappies, sadly 😅
Thx! I love my crappies lol
Fish after crappie after crappie 😲 drag a net behind you and get those things outta there 😂 💪🏻
I will sink to the bottom of the abyss if I snag too much of those lol
Your going to make some bankfisher happy when they fish that spillway .😊
Ohhhh yeah! Ton of ppl fish down there lol
As a nooby at BFS I'd love a casting instructional video, I tried looking through your past videos and couldnt see one.
@@Catonkey1 i have not made a casting tutorial on BFS. for the most part, I feel that there's no difference in casting a normal baitcasting setup other than casting lighter. motion are all the same for normal casts; however, given that BFS got ton of thinner and ore flexy rods and short rods, you can now bring in other casting style such as flicking and flip casting.
Are you having trouble casting?
What line are you using?
I am using Varivas 4 PE 0.6 gou and then to 4lb Fluorocarbon. Not too picky with my leader. But it's also from Varivas
Do you have any good recommendations feom the varivas family in 10 to 15 lb for salt water. Strong and little memory. No braids. Thanks buddy
@@abrahamjoseph6707 while they have a lot of line... I have not tried anything other than mainly braided line, leader materials and usually freshwater mono. Sorry bud, but you can use rawrfishing for a discount if ur buying off their US website :)
Do you think these will work in van sciver or manor lake lower bucks county?
Sure. U gonna take me on Penn Warner lakes so I can show ya? Lol
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Do you have fish brain?
i do not use fishbrain. I believe that app is a bad thing for the fishing community. FIrst off, there are so many bad posts. But if there are good posts, that just turn fishing holes to trashed up spots or people slapping a no tresspassing sign onto a fishing spot.
man wish my local lakes had a overpopulation problem
Lol if it's just catching small fish all day, it's definitely fun! I can do this for hours. But I wanna try some big fish!
what floating fish keeper basket is that you are using here?
amzn.to/4fSybUo this is the one I got! Thx for watching
I have the old Dragon 662L and have been eyeing the new Versatile UL/ML. How would you say it behaves compared to your 702L in terms of action and ability to cast lighter weights? I assume the action is a tad faster given the UL tip + ML backbone.
The rod is fun and amazing. Doesn't cast well at the 2 gram mark compared to rods made for it. It only loads up at the tip, but if u throw a bit heavier, it's amazing. I can see myself using treble hook lures with it!
It's definitely got back bone compared to regular dragon rod. I was able to do hook sets with the Midwest Finesse swim jig. Truly versatile lol
@@rawrfishing Thanks!
I love fishing. My problem is I am terrified of hooking my hand or fingers when catching (I am a professional violinist and that could be a huge problem).
I feel ya! That hand is important. But fishing smaller lures and single hooks would be safer than large treble hooks!
@@Lqviolin2 Get a net and a pair of needle nose pliers or hemostates. That way you can net the fish and unhook without having to handle the fish. Plus if you do need to grab the fish they make gloves also.
for some reason... i thought about Zoolander 2... with the hand models xD
@@rawrfishing caught 3 beautiful rainbow trout today and no hooks in my hand!
Good work!
What lake is that, looks familiar 🤔
It's the private lake I always fish. So you likely seen it on my other videos that u have watched!
Is this a private lake in New Jersey ??
Yes sir!
I need some Bluegills nice catches! That rod is next on my list!
Those gills are nice and yes the rod is amazing!
Nice catches What lake is that if you don’t mind
Private back yard lake :)
What fish finder are you using ?
Old lowrance elite ti 5. With triple shot (side structure scan) 2016
Keep all dink bass too under 16”
Yeah, it's mainly crappies first
You have massive bluegill and tons of crappie and small bass because the crappie are over populated that’s why bass are small and bluegill so big. Bluegill are too big for bass to eat. Pond need rod of crappie if you want big bass. DONT keep the bluegill release them all. That’s the bass main forage. The bluegill nest 3-4 times a year so those need to stay. Crappie have to go. If you want to grow 6lb + bass crappie have to go. All of them. But you can’t get rid of them all. Almost impossible unless you drain the pond. Which is what need to happen for trophy bass growth
That's what I am thinking. I am gonna be sad to get rid of that much crappies. But I think I can still be happy with the bass being big lol
Gonna take a while to get these crappies out, but i will do my best!