Not sure why he doesn’t have more subs....his content is way more informative. Subs who watch the googan squad should find his content just as good, if not better. Not to hate Jon B and his crew, but Tyler puts it out every time.
thanks for all your content and instruction Tyler! I'm a 50yr old beginner, and your channel has taught me so much. I have the hardest time landing fish on jigs with big weed/hook guards, so this will be helpful! Any advice setting a swim shad/swim bait? I find a bunch of hybrids and go back and forth between crankbait sets and something lighter. Keep up the great work and God bless!
whats up Tyler, id just like to say I really love your videos, and I think it is amazing that i can able to fish all the lakes you have fished in Austin.
Pretty much watching videos in reverse. Clarity of speech and presentation is exceptional. Glad I ' hooked up ' with you. As you mentioned,don't jerk your rod too hard! Thanks again.
Hey man I’ve been watching you for a little bit now and I love your content and maybe sometime this summer if you are in Texas we can link up I have a pond I fish if you wanted to come out sometime
I started bass fishing the local park pond. Caught a few, then started losing fish every bite, because I’m not getting good hook sets when I was before, but I have no technique to fall back on to try to fix the problem
I cant set the hook has hard as some people, not because I cant, I just haven't seen it necessary . At the same time, I've stuck hooks deep in fish with a simple, quick wrist movement. I think it depends on gear and lure setup and technique. Ripping lips causes a larger hole, therefore having a higher chance of barbs coming off.
course, that's why I mentioned technique. I used mono most of my fishing days. However, changing to floro and braid has helped tremendously because the technique I used to set the hook with mono which has a ton of line stretch, now has the same movement but less line stretch. This equates to "harder" hook set, same technique hence why I also mentioned gear setup. I'm not saying my way is the right way, its all up to the fisherman to use which technique is more efficient to them. As always, great video.
ICYAngler nah some fish u need to smash em or they get off. Your right soft mouths may rip but on the other end of things a half set hook will also rip out causing damage. For me when trolling lakers you must drive the hook deep
Hi Tyler, first off I enjoy your vlogs, I'm more interested in your kayak fishing but appears you haven't time to do just at. About the merch, do you post overseas, the shorts your wearing here are they comfortable F B in ? the ones you've got on here pattern being blue and white are they still available to date. Ty in advance, will be interesting to see if or when you reply. Regards James.
I’m a rookie bass fisherman and have been just trying to figure out the motions on my own. I appreciate the video. I often struggle with feeling what’s a bite vs what’s just catching grass, got any tips?
I'm just starting to spend more time with Keitech swimbaits, and other than the more simple ball jig heads which tend to have lighter wire hooks, when you're going with an underspin like an Owner Flashy Swimmer the hooks on them are definitely of a heavier gauge, and I'm wondering whether 12# (which I'd prefer to use in clearer northern waters) is adequate in terms of getting a good hookset without snapping the line on that impact. I'm hoping the answer might be when fishing swimbaits, your bite tends to be what you feel as your rod begins to load, such that the setting is more of a sweeping set (not as abrupt as it might be with a jig in dense weeds, etc.) which would allow that 12# to likely be adequate for that purpose. What do you think?
so yesterday i was canoe fishing and using a crank and i managed to reel that fish all the way in right up to my canoe. the fish kinda went under my canoe but i reeled it out and it splashed and i almost had it in but it popped off and swam away. any idea what i could do better?
@@TylersReelFishing ok thank you i appreciate the response it was a good 18-20 inch walleye that i somehow hooked on a crank so i was very lost and a lil frustrated when it came off but it’s apart of fishing but yea thanks
What If I’m like hooking the fish in the eye or the top of the head sometimes. Is there a certain angle that I need to pull my rod when setting to get a better place to hook the fish?
Almost always close to straight up like I have in the thumbnail. No, not every situation is going to have you perfectly situated for that kind of Hookset, that is definitely best for any kind of bottom bait. Crankbaits are different, and I believe I addressed that in the video
It’s the Anglr Bullseye! Pretty cool deal for pre-fishing/breaking down water but even better for actually fishing. The Anglr app is basically a digital logbook that allows you to drop waypoints and saves all sorts of data about each fish catch that you can come back in later and view or edit. Stuff like wind speed and direction, air temp, barometric pressure, etc. The app is free but they offer add-ons like the Bullseye that just make it a lot easier to use. That’s the little thing on my hat in the video. It’s like 30 bucks but you can bluetooth link it to your phone and that way each time you catch a fish you just hit the Bullseye and it logs all that stuff without having to take your phone out each time. People compare ANGLR to Fishbrain, but it’s much more helpful at making you a better angler than Fishbrain
hey tyler what rod and reel would you recommend me if i could only get just one baitcaster rod and reel what setup would u recommend me (rod action size power , line and all that ) that could work for most basic baits like soft plastics topwaters maybe crankbait btw i fish from the bank ps : whats the name of ur intro song thankyou
I see what my problem is now...I'm not limber enough. My back can't do limbo anymore. On a serious note. setting the hook with your back is not healthy. You can do the same hook-set from the hips; which is much quicker and a lot less injury prone to your back.
I'm basically brand new to bass fishing, before all I had was a spincaster reel with a nightcrawler on it and I've never caught anything but bluegill and crappie. I went out and bought myself a saltwater spinning reel with 12lb mono, a bunch of swimbaits, some crankbaits, and a popper for topwater action, and I fish off the shore. Can anyone give some advice on how to catch my first bass?
One thing you didnt show was how to set the hook when using a technique where you have slack line. I hear "reel down and set the hook" But too many times someone reels down only to reel too much and pull the lure out of their mouth. Or do you reel WHILE yanking up on the rod? Or if theres not too much slack just set the hook higher up like rod tip pointing behind you and then reel to get the slack out after the hook set. I think what you're doing prior to the hook set is really important and your videos here didnt show it.
I respectfully disagree with your opinion on little to no hookset with the drop shot. Probably 75% of the people who use drop shots up north are using them on weedlines with a neko hook and t-rigged roboworm. For this reason there is a decent bit of a hookset needed to get the hook through the worm and then into the fishes mouth and out of the weeds. Just my 2 cents
After fishing for so many years, I really didn't think I would learn anything from this, but I was wrong as usual. Thanks again sir!
🙌🏼 love that
You can Always learn no matter what brother 💯 😃👍
@@TylersReelFishing❤
I think you dropped this 👑
Yeet thanks, must have missed that
Tyler! You're a natural presenter! It's as if we're on the boat with you. Thanks for taking time to showing hook techniques. :)
Thanks for saying that! Means a ton
151,000 subscribers! You’re on a roll. Keep that train rolling!!
Will do!
Not sure why he doesn’t have more subs....his content is way more informative. Subs who watch the googan squad should find his content just as good, if not better. Not to hate Jon B and his crew, but Tyler puts it out every time.
This has quickly become my new favorite channel on youtube
😎
thanks for all your content and instruction Tyler! I'm a 50yr old beginner, and your channel has taught me so much. I have the hardest time landing fish on jigs with big weed/hook guards, so this will be helpful! Any advice setting a swim shad/swim bait? I find a bunch of hybrids and go back and forth between crankbait sets and something lighter. Keep up the great work and God bless!
I’m so glad you found the channel! Swim bait hookset is similar to the chatterbait/Spinnerbait hookset
As a beginner fisher I really enjoy this channel man I've learned a bunch from you!!!!!!!!
Awesome! I appreciate that. So glad
Tyler is silent in the beginning then catches a fish and calmly intros his video. HAHA 😂😂🤣🤣 Nice video
I’m gettin pretty good at it haha
whats up Tyler, id just like to say I really love your videos, and I think it is amazing that i can able to fish all the lakes you have fished in Austin.
Glad to have ya around bud!
Pretty much watching videos in reverse. Clarity of speech and presentation is exceptional. Glad I ' hooked up ' with you. As you mentioned,don't jerk your rod too hard! Thanks again.
Great teaching video. Thanks
You’re welcome!
Tyler's intro gets me hoppin every time! Way to slay bro! 🎣🎣🎣
Me: *uses 10lb line on a shakey head on a spinning rod” *absolutely smokes them*
😊 1:58 😅 1:59 2:04
Love your videos keep it up
Hey man I’ve been watching you for a little bit now and I love your content and maybe sometime this summer if you are in Texas we can link up I have a pond I fish if you wanted to come out sometime
These tips are really helpful
Iove the setup
Excellent video Tyler 👊🤘
Thanks!
Best videos for beginners I’ve found. Subscribed. Thank you
Awesome! So glad you enjoy the content and learn from it 👍🏼
6:57 "When you are jerking on your rod" couldn't help but laugh at the hand motion with it lol. Great video keep up the good work
Love the video and ,by the way did you ever make a top 5 best pond fishing lures video?
I have not yet, but I talk about my top 5 lures for clear and dirty water in two of my recent videos, and those apply to ponds as well
@@TylersReelFishing ok thanks and i am a subscriber and saw that video could you please huk me up with some baits
please
Just can’t wait to go out again
Me neither!
I started bass fishing the local park pond. Caught a few, then started losing fish every bite, because I’m not getting good hook sets when I was before, but I have no technique to fall back on to try to fix the problem
Awesome advice man love the content you been putting out really enjoy your channel look forward to all your videos
Thanks bois
Thank you for this video. I’m still trying to learn the Texas Rig / Jig hook set.
You’ll get it!
Congrats Tyler. And thank you for all that you do
Thanks for watching Craig!
Nice tips:)👍
I cant set the hook has hard as some people, not because I cant, I just haven't seen it necessary . At the same time, I've stuck hooks deep in fish with a simple, quick wrist movement. I think it depends on gear and lure setup and technique. Ripping lips causes a larger hole, therefore having a higher chance of barbs coming off.
It can cause a larger hole, but especially on a long cast, a soft hookset on that much line stretch ain’t gonna get that fish in the boat
course, that's why I mentioned technique. I used mono most of my fishing days. However, changing to floro and braid has helped tremendously because the technique I used to set the hook with mono which has a ton of line stretch, now has the same movement but less line stretch. This equates to "harder" hook set, same technique hence why I also mentioned gear setup.
I'm not saying my way is the right way, its all up to the fisherman to use which technique is more efficient to them. As always, great video.
ICYAngler nah some fish u need to smash em or they get off. Your right soft mouths may rip but on the other end of things a half set hook will also rip out causing damage. For me when trolling lakers you must drive the hook deep
Videos are fire 🔥
Your comments are🔥
Thanks for all your vids, they’re awesome. I was just curious what the clip is on your hat that I’ve seen on various videos. Thanks :)
It is a product that no longer is produced
Do you have a video on hook set for bass? If not would you make one, thanks.
Thank I see you do have one.
Yes, the video you commented on just now is that video
Great tips Tyler 🙏🏻
Appreciate it!
thanks so much for your videos
Thank you for watching!
I’d consider myself a pretty knowledgeable person when it comes to fishing but it’s crazy how much there is to learn about fishing
It really is! We are all still learning!
What is your go to size in frogs?
Just normal size. I love this one: bit.ly/2B2AseN
Would I be alright for setting the hook hard on a Texas rig with 20lb braid on a spinning?
Depends on the lure you’re throwing. Most spinning rod hooksets i use are just “leans” and less “hard pulls”
@@TylersReelFishing thank you.
If your flippin a jig should you still go with the flippin hook set or the jig hook set
Flippin hookset, if the jig wire is thick enough. Which it should be
Hi Tyler, first off I enjoy your vlogs, I'm more interested in your kayak fishing but appears you haven't time to do just at. About the merch, do you post overseas, the shorts your wearing here are they comfortable F B in ? the ones you've got on here pattern being blue and white are they still available to date. Ty in advance, will be interesting to see if or when you reply.
Regards
James.
Can you do a video on how to present your lures with your rod
Not exactly sure what that means, but I talk about bait presentation in every video 👍🏼
I’m a rookie bass fisherman and have been just trying to figure out the motions on my own. I appreciate the video. I often struggle with feeling what’s a bite vs what’s just catching grass, got any tips?
Just takes time to learn man! Here’s a video that may help though: ua-cam.com/video/GjNb6bbabt8/v-deo.html
I needed to watch this video again lol. I’ve lost some quality fish this year
with proper drag should b ok to hard hookset right?
With a baitcaster, during the hookset, do you have your thumb on the spool (not allowing the drag to slip) or do you let a tight drag do the work?
Crank that drag down totally tight on every lure but a crankbait or jerkbait. Use your thumb to open the spool as manual drag
Added to the "fishing technique" playlist. Btw, I started tournament fishing
That's awesome! Keep grinding!
Hey thanks for making this vid my hook set is trash
love the content bro!!!, random question,,,,can I use a spinning reel for a fluke?
Of course!
@@TylersReelFishing tysm!!! I really appreciate ur help : )
It’s all about the hooks set
Amen to that
Do you have a preferred hook set for glide baits such as the S-waver? I recently got one and want to know the ideal way to set the hook. Thanks Tyler!
It falls into the category of topwater with trebles for me. Harder than a Spinnerbait, but not as hard as a Texas rig
TylersReelFishing thank you I appreciate it! And also congrats on the engagement me and my girlfriend love you and Hannah
is a 15lb braided line in a med-heavy good for a big strong hook set?
Hmm, 15lb braid is a little light for my liking on a MH. All depends on your knot
I'm just starting to spend more time with Keitech swimbaits, and other than the more simple ball jig heads which tend to have lighter wire hooks, when you're going with an underspin like an Owner Flashy Swimmer the hooks on them are definitely of a heavier gauge, and I'm wondering whether 12# (which I'd prefer to use in clearer northern waters) is adequate in terms of getting a good hookset without snapping the line on that impact. I'm hoping the answer might be when fishing swimbaits, your bite tends to be what you feel as your rod begins to load, such that the setting is more of a sweeping set (not as abrupt as it might be with a jig in dense weeds, etc.) which would allow that 12# to likely be adequate for that purpose. What do you think?
No, on a flashy swimmer with a bigger hook, go with at least 15lb
Should I use 10 pound line?
Anyone else notice something swimming left side of video on the surface at 1:08.
It was a snake
The Doug demuro of fishing videos
What type of line do you have on a normal weightedTexas rig
15lb of this: bit.ly/2E3ubSl
Do the hook sets change if I’m fishing from shore and casting close to the shore?
Not really
Hi
Hallo
Howdy
so yesterday i was canoe fishing and using a crank and i managed to reel that fish all the way in right up to my canoe. the fish kinda went under my canoe but i reeled it out and it splashed and i almost had it in but it popped off and swam away. any idea what i could do better?
Probably didn’t lean into the fish hard enough. Treble hooks sometimes just don’t hook em well though, so maybe you didn’t get the best kinda bite
@@TylersReelFishing ok thank you i appreciate the response it was a good 18-20 inch walleye that i somehow hooked on a crank so i was very lost and a lil frustrated when it came off but it’s apart of fishing but yea thanks
That intro was overflowing with aura
🙏🏼
What If I’m like hooking the fish in the eye or the top of the head sometimes. Is there a certain angle that I need to pull my rod when setting to get a better place to hook the fish?
Almost always close to straight up like I have in the thumbnail. No, not every situation is going to have you perfectly situated for that kind of Hookset, that is definitely best for any kind of bottom bait. Crankbaits are different, and I believe I addressed that in the video
what if your drop shot is texas rigged? that’s how i normally fish them because i fish mainly in ponds with lots of places to snag
Search “TylersReelFishing drop shot”. In all of those videos, I explain the proper hookset for that technique.
How strong should you hook set a jitterbug?
Not hard at all
dang never been this early
Well I’m glad you’re here!
no views but ten likes what a king😂
What can i say, I’m a special guy
What is that clip on your hat??
It’s the Anglr Bullseye! Pretty cool deal for pre-fishing/breaking down water but even better for actually fishing. The Anglr app is basically a digital logbook that allows you to drop waypoints and saves all sorts of data about each fish catch that you can come back in later and view or edit. Stuff like wind speed and direction, air temp, barometric pressure, etc. The app is free but they offer add-ons like the Bullseye that just make it a lot easier to use. That’s the little thing on my hat in the video. It’s like 30 bucks but you can bluetooth link it to your phone and that way each time you catch a fish you just hit the Bullseye and it logs all that stuff without having to take your phone out each time. People compare ANGLR to Fishbrain, but it’s much more helpful at making you a better angler than Fishbrain
1-4 crack em 5-8 lean into them 9-11 reel and pull
I like that
hey tyler what rod and reel would you recommend me if i could only get just one baitcaster rod and reel what setup would u recommend me (rod action size power , line and all that ) that could work for most basic baits like soft plastics topwaters maybe crankbait btw i fish from the bank ps : whats the name of ur intro song thankyou
Hey man! I’d get this rod(7’2”MH): bit.ly/2TjTrJ1 and on the same sure, the Lew’s Speed Spool LFS
Hey man, just a tip to maybe change your titles to something more direct or clicky👌💪
Ya for sure 👍
I feel like my titles are about as direct as they can be lol. It got you t click lol
10 lb braid seems like plenty of strength, it’s not breaking off for anything with a decent knot.
I see what my problem is now...I'm not limber enough. My back can't do limbo anymore.
On a serious note. setting the hook with your back is not healthy. You can do the same hook-set from the hips; which is much quicker and a lot less injury prone to your back.
I'm basically brand new to bass fishing, before all I had was a spincaster reel with a nightcrawler on it and I've never caught anything but bluegill and crappie.
I went out and bought myself a saltwater spinning reel with 12lb mono, a bunch of swimbaits, some crankbaits, and a popper for topwater action, and I fish off the shore. Can anyone give some advice on how to catch my first bass?
Well you’ve found the right channel! Glad to have ya along to learn
Hey I’m gonna do a fishing video soon on my yt channel
yo
Sup
With bigger fish you should really use lip grippers for that scale. Putting it through their gills can damage the fish.
does direction not matter? (up vs the side)
Totally matters. Reactions baits-side. Texas rigs and jigs-up.
One thing you didnt show was how to set the hook when using a technique where you have slack line. I hear "reel down and set the hook" But too many times someone reels down only to reel too much and pull the lure out of their mouth. Or do you reel WHILE yanking up on the rod? Or if theres not too much slack just set the hook higher up like rod tip pointing behind you and then reel to get the slack out after the hook set. I think what you're doing prior to the hook set is really important and your videos here didnt show it.
You reel down, point the rod at the fish, then set up. Maybe there’s more I subconsciously do, but I can’t think of it sitting here
How do you compliment the fish the turn around and insult it
The best fishing hook set requires you to say Goooosh! If your TRF 😂
Of course!!😂
I respectfully disagree with your opinion on little to no hookset with the drop shot. Probably 75% of the people who use drop shots up north are using them on weedlines with a neko hook and t-rigged roboworm. For this reason there is a decent bit of a hookset needed to get the hook through the worm and then into the fishes mouth and out of the weeds. Just my 2 cents
I lost 2 last night, because I set the hook to hard.
Stop doing that
Why do you think I hinted videos about it. By feel I would guess under 2 lbs. Throw backs anyway. But
... lol
No views but 2 likes
How I roll
what about soft plastics
Hi