If you don’t have any little jigs for panfish. Just normal wax worms. On a stationary hook works very well. You can also switch out wax worms for live crickets.
The Hook EZE things are a life saver for tying hooks up especially when its cold. I'm sure you've probably used one before but figured I'd mention it since I just got a pack of the non namebrand ones for like 10 bucks for 8 and after going out today and using them I don't know how I lived without them lol. Especially when its cold out, makes throwing a knot onto a hook incredibly easy since you can just secure the hook, and then spin it easily without worrying about sticking yourself or anything else.
Try using a 1/32 oz. Vmc pro series crayfish jigs. They may be very light but they do catch fish. Like a lot of crappie, tiger trout and brown trout, panfish and perch. Oh yeah I can't forget about smallmouth or largemouth bass at all either.
I think fish staying in the shade allows a form of artificial cover that keeps them from being seen while keeping an eye on potential prey or predators.
Just caught my first fish and it was a bluegill.
If you don’t have any little jigs for panfish. Just normal wax worms. On a stationary hook works very well. You can also switch out wax worms for live crickets.
Bass are actually in the sunfish family so technically u still caught a panfish. Thx for the fun facts Marling Baits.
I didn't know that!
Lol
Great video. Never caught a panfish on a lure, always worms. Gonna try these techniques, thanks.
I've never seen that many items come in those boxes from Carl's. I've seen 4 items. I thank they gave you extra for the advertising
Lol this guy looking for bluegill and landing a bass on his first fish. Nice brother 🤜🤛
The Hook EZE things are a life saver for tying hooks up especially when its cold. I'm sure you've probably used one before but figured I'd mention it since I just got a pack of the non namebrand ones for like 10 bucks for 8 and after going out today and using them I don't know how I lived without them lol. Especially when its cold out, makes throwing a knot onto a hook incredibly easy since you can just secure the hook, and then spin it easily without worrying about sticking yourself or anything else.
Try using a 1/32 oz. Vmc pro series crayfish jigs. They may be very light but they do catch fish. Like a lot of crappie, tiger trout and brown trout, panfish and perch. Oh yeah I can't forget about smallmouth or largemouth bass at all either.
Great tips!
Hi brother
Very good fishing ! Thank you from Russia !
I love that man hahaha 😂😂😂 I laughed to hard at that bluegill falling on the shore there at your feet 8:18
I think fish staying in the shade allows a form of artificial cover that keeps them from being seen while keeping an eye on potential prey or predators.
This notification just change my day👍👍😂🤣
Great video pure fishing and knowledge dropped
Thanks for the video. Very informative.
Good video. Thanks for doing it. Im learning panfish
A chartreuse with black flake hellgie is fire on the Shenandoah
Let’s get after them PAN’IES! Felling the HEAT...
What combo is that this guy is using? I like it.
It’s a lews hs1 hypersonic combo. About 40 bucks at academy sports. Nice light action rod, smooth reel. Good stuff
Actually it sounds like in the video he has the ultralight, I have 2 of the 6’ light combos and they’re great
Nice tips🔥🔥🤙
What size hook are you using?
That toad shiner would catch a massive striper!
Hey MTB!
Where are you fishing............cold????? Are you kidding. Nice looking catch.
What rod n reel is that?
where do you live? I live in GA.
In a house
@@JFMedia_ don’t be a smartass
What test line
I wonder how it looks? Hmmm, maybe it’s... good?
😂 little boost lmaoo
Are you in Texas?
Will you share the location?
people who catch and release fish trigger me 🤣 you had some tasty fish there you just threw away
first
Rod is sensitive but not durable whatsoever. If you’re not a delicate fisherman do not purchase this rod.