Best 4 Lures in MUDDY Water you need to know!
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Advanced Fishing Tips You Need to Know! - Choosing the right lure in muddy water is very important and in this video I break down the 4 go-to lures I used in these situations. I also show how to fish them and what to look for. From Spinnerbait’s, Crankbaits, Creature baits and vibrating jigs..this advanced fishing tip is full of good stuff.
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I love how you talk about fishing. I don’t get lost in fluff, or unnecessary yapping. You lay down real info, real tips, and proven technique. Thank you so much. Also, no music, just nature. So nice.
Helped me out alot! caught a 7lb 9oz. fish on a 3/4th oz spinner bait
Nice catch!
Scott your Dad has been a life long positive influence in my Bass fishing. I started following him before you came along. His way of talking and explaining are for me the best. Here of late I have been following you and you are just like your Dad. I can tell you like him really are wonderful to learn from. I just like listening to you as I can tell you really want to help others to grow in this great sport. So I thank you and never change .
Thank you so Jim!! I appreciate you
If Bob Ross was a bass fisherman I'd imagine he'd sound like you. Very informative short video.
so true this video is very calm and it just feels like we are having a nice conversation it’s very relaxing
Just me or did anyone else feel like they were sitting through an episode of Bob Ross painting a picture?
Very calming. Love it.
My favorite fisherman let me down!!! I’m actually kidding I grew up fishing the clear mountain lakes of north Arkansas (Bull Shoals, Table Rock, Beaver, Crooked Creek, etc.) so I was a little spoiled. The damn muddy water of south Mississippi where I fish now is tough...I hate the muddy water!!!
I came to make this comment
Tap tap tap, titanium white!!!
Cody LeBleu dame here man. From the lower Ozarks but recently moved to the valley and man I suck.
Great information Scott! And you deliver it in the most eloquent manner. You don't hold back. Long been a fan of your dad. Great to see you carrying on the tradition.
SCOTT I WAS A BAD FISHER MEN AND WHEN I STARTED WATCHING YOUR VIDS I GOT BETTER AND BETTER I LERND EVERYTHING FROM YOU
Thank you Scott once again for showing us how to become better anglers in all conditions grateful we are for your videos blessings to you and your loved ones
Hello sir
Of all the videos I've seen on patterns, this was by far the Best! The drone footage really explained things!
I loved the aerial shots of showing the transitions, that was really helpful! Thanks Scott!
God bless 🙏
Literally the only UA-camr that i like to listen too, the tips are not only good but he explains why and how the bait works thank you Scott Martin
I have watched almost every video for like almost 2 years. This Video is different. I swear I felt like I was right there in the boat.
This is the most instructive in depth video. I like them all but this one is awesome.
I agree. I would definitely like to see more videos like this
Much less action when you get out of S FL. He could take the time and give a tutorial because he didn't have bass jumping in the boat.
I do not know how to fish. I really appreciate the tutorial you just gave. Thank you.
I love these instructional videos. It would be great to see a series of them such as 'summertime grass fishing', 'falltime smallmouth' etc.
Me too.
Scott Martin has gotten significantly better at this social media thing. I can see why sponsors would like to make deals with him. He's a great salesman with a room full of trophies to back up what he says. That's how to market a product!
For you to take the time out of your prefish day to share your tips is just awesome.. You are a great amBASSador of the sport.
Tip Video Ideas: How to fish behind a power fisherman in a tournament, how to read water, identification of high percentage areas in all conditions, reading depth finders and using features like down and side imaging, when to choose a lure based on sight (color and action) or sound (vibration/rattles) is it all based on water clarity?
Carrie Cates great ideas here
I love all these pro tips and they fish all these baits and never catch a thing. Tactical Bassn' especially.
There’s loads of videos of pure fishing Tactical has up, they catch tons! I think they focus lots of their videos on the tips, and separate from the fish catching videos.
Thanks for the tip lots of rain and muddy conditions right now. Just getting into bass fishing. Love the videos.
the drone shots showing exactly what he was talking about was really cool
Yes! Nothing beats a white spinnerbait or chatterbait in muddy water!
One of the best videos you have ever made. I use the same method except my flip bait is a brushhog.
I’ve watched your videos for a long time and enjoy all of them, but I really liked this one. Just pure fishing! It was as if we were blessed to be in your boat learning from the best. Awesome and straight forward. Love it! Thank you.
Thank you so much
Scott Martin You are very welcome!
You’re one of my favorite anglers and I’m 12 and I just want to say thanks so much for all the tips
Please do more of these. I really enjoyed watching how you broke it down.
How was the yakin been in the Ozark’s everywhere’s been stagnant for me.
As an Okie that fishes Grand and Ft. Gibson almost exclusively I love these tips for muddy water since our lakes never have that super good visibility.
Over the top on showing your style of fishing great footage thanks Scott 👍
I haven't seen any other pro given high quality lessons like this anywhere. Learning a lot! Thanks!
Bird fishing is the way to go on Table Rock in the early spring! If I go by a creek arm and there's 15 loons and 3 herons, we're dumping plane and getting in there.
Finally a good video on stained and muddy water. My lake is a runoff for local fields so this happens a lot. What adjustments would you make as the spawn thins out and the heat turns up? You could do a whole series on different water and temperatures combine with time of year.
Great idea
Hope that’s a future series! Keep up the great content!
Perfect timing I was just about to head out to the lake been having a lot of rain storms rolling through the past week making it pretty murky was contemplating what to get out there and throw and got this video notification right before I left perfect timing!
I love Scott’s instructionals!
So do I!
Greats tips! 👍
Excellent video. You teach things simple. You dont rush through things and you don't over teach. I get a lot from your videos when you teach. You keep it simple, but give a lot of information. I would like to see more videos like this one
Your making me want to go fishing now!!🎣👍👊
Go for it!
@@ScottMartinChallenge lures work great thank you for some advice
Great tips in this one Scott! Thanks I had to go back and watch this one again
Love this Scott. I can’t believe I haven’t seen this one. I always watch your videos.
I used a Buzzbait here in PA when we had a week of rain and the water was REALLY muddy for the weekend when the weather finally cleared up. The buzzbait was absolutely my best choice. I also threw a Whopper Plopper and that was catching them left and right as well. I didn't have much luck on a spinner bait for some reason. But the Whopper Plopper and my Megastrikle Cavitron Buzzbaits were catching them just about every cast.
That Whopper Plopper is the deal
A lot of good tips. You mentioned to keep an eye on the water temp. To me the water temp is very critical early season. A good week or two of consistent 45 - 50 degrees is good pre spawn water temp for largemouth but you never mention what the water temp was when you made this video. I was very curious about the water temp, mostly because there was no leaves on the trees. But it's all good, I have a pretty good idea what the water temp may have been but some younger anglers watching, may not know what temps to look for. I think they would rather hear it from you vs hearing it from me or anyone else. I enjoy watching your videos, keep up the great work.
I LOVE THAT INTRO, VERY CASUAL, VERY PERSONAL, RIGHT TO THE POINT...
Great informational video scott i learn alot by watching you
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Just got my PB the other day and I noticed the same pattern with the warmer temps in certain areas of the lake. Caught her in the warmest section :)
I’d love to see tips on fish lakes that are majority standing/flooded timber, I see a few videos on fishing lakes with sections of standing/flooded timber but not really any on lakes that are mostly that!!
Scott milt here that the bait I was talking about at honey creek that Sunday darn Milton
The video randomly popped up in my recommendations. Wasn't expecting it to be taking place on the lake near where I live. Lol
I've fished for various fish on that lake. Mostly fished below the dam my whole life though.. Above sailboat bridge, I flipped upside down over the railing of our gigging boat when my dad accidentally drove straight into a dead submerged log. Smashed my thumb against the railing when I tried to catch the limb sticking out of the water, but luckily caught the boat rail with my other hand and avoided falling in.
Another time, me and my dad pulled an all nighter on the boat fishing for catfish above sailboat bridge again. I dozed off. Then I heard a "ding" and opened my eyes to see my fishing rod flying off the boat in midair, before it dived into the lake. My dad quickly threw on a treble hook and caught the line. Got the rod back, but no fish. Lol
Then when we were camping in Bernice when I was a teen, some people were trying to parasail. When they tried to take off from the bank, the guy lifted his legs way too early, and the boat just dragged him several yards through shallow water filled with jagged rocks as he yelled in pain. I knew something like that was going to happen before they took off. Lol
Good tips for the mud.
Thanx.. br0..I will try those tips..when I get A chance..
I love these lectures Scott. please do more
I love these types where they show the lures, show how they fish them, what colors they use and why they are using them.
No way you’re in my favorite lake that’s so cool I caught a 7 pounder out of there
Its a fantastic lake not to big dick ya but I got a 9 lb on a swim bait there!! I hope your luck keeps up
What's funny is that I've fished that lake a lot, but for some reason I've only bass fished it maybe once. Lol
Your tip videos are Money ! Thank you!
Great tips Scott!
Next tip: FL bass fishing tips for July/ August.
Camera work was Epic. One of your best videos I've seen. Kudos. I'd love to see this as a video library, baits to fish hot, cold, muddy, low water, high water. Really good teaching here. Thanks!
Hahaha , don't want high speed 😂 , but using a 7:3:1 , I remember when 5:8:1 was very high speed for it's time.
YUP! the highest speed i had growing up was a 5.8:1 now people are looking for 5500c Abu Garcia reels for crankbait reels. lol.
Hershel Pugh I’m new to fishing, what does that ratio mean 7:3:1?
Johnny Boone thank you! That helps a lot, I gotta keep an eye out for that next time I get a rod!
@Johnny Boone you’re a great guy man holy hell, never see that much genuineness anymore
Just the kind of video looking for... waters up here are super muddy with all the rain. Thanks
Thanks Broth! i really enjoyed this video, i love the tone, and that you are not screaming to explain, you really respect what you do!.... here you got a follower!
Thanks for all the hulp. Helps me allot
My dad taught me along time ago to always throw a orange spinner and orange or craw rattle trap all the way up to spawn it can definaly be the key .
Hope to fish with you one day Scott! Big fan here!! Thanks for the video!
Great info and even better presentation. Loved listening to the soft spoken delivery.
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What happen to Scott Martin signature rods?
Learned a ton in this video thanks Scotty
Thanks Scott for the advice just got some okcachobee craw bandits and trench hogs
Mr. Martin ! In it to WIN it!!!!! Good luck!
Great video, I especially like the view from the air with the drone.
Fabulous discussion. Really appreciate the coaching and your attention to detail. 🎣
Advice for Co anglers, and what 5 set ups you would use as a Co angler.
Excellent vid. Thank you for doing this.
Really liked the show I live in Louisiana and I know you have fished the red river Shreveport bossier area I've been using the right colors but you just taught me some new techniques thanks a lot for taking time out of your busy schedule to help us every day Joe's do what we love god bless you
phenomenal video, and unbelievable good information!
Here’s mi idolo tocallo El mejor pescador que he visto
Great tips. Thanks for explain and especially demonstrating them. I'll be fishing this afternoon and will give them a shot.
Spot on Scott .I love fishing colored water on my highland reservoirs in East Tennessee. 👍👍👍
Great stuff Scott, I really enjoy your tips and tricks video's. How about a video on fishing early morning and late afternoon, which is the best time to fish and when are the fish most active? Keep up the great work, and good luck in the next tournament. BAM
Those dang drone shots were AWESOME! BTW. Tell ol' Bill Taylor that the FLW needs to get back to his ol' stomping grounds Lake Cumberland. You did pretty well here... Yes you did!
Scott I would love to see how u break down a power plant lake to find big fish btw I'm a huge fan and good luck on the 2020 TT
I wanna see an indepth video on all the googan baites
i have the sick stick and LOVE it!!!!!!! thank you Scott
Excellent video man! Good luck in the tournament!!
It's crazy eveytime I see a bad ass video there's always a hater that hits the thumbs down button. Smh.. Keep up the awesome videos learn a great deal of fishing every time 👍 👍 👍
Great info as always Scotty 👊😁🤙🐟
Thanks Scott this will help
Great video. One of the best I've seen in a while.
Loved the vid thx for doing what you do for all of us
Love your channel man 👍
I know I'm in the wrong place for this but my best CLEAR WATER bait Is a green pumpkin jig with a trd craw as the trailer it looks so real and best dirty bait Is a gold Blade rooster tail judge if you want but I slay
Great instructional. Thanks!
Best fishing info videos around, thanks Scott
Thank you for the awesome instructional videos. You and your knowledge is so great I have so much respect for you and your awesome father,congratulations to you both! Thank you for all the information and your time making all the great videos! Very enjoyable watching them all from you both!
Great info Scott thankyou
Remember bass can see 5x greater than us under water so if you can see your bait 2 ft down a bass can see it from 10 ft away and that’s actually considered more clear water than muddy
Thanks for the tips good luck in tournament
I caught a 7lbs large mouth 2 days ago on a crank bait that size and that color . Cold and muddy water.
Awesome video, definitely gonna try the frog🐸
Scott milt here I have been looking for that live target craw tackle warehouse don’t have it let me know thanks a bunch Milton
Love that your making this video I live in Oklahoma and I kinda have problems finding good videos about Oklahoma lakes and the kites to use so I absolutely love this video so it’s going in my learn playlist
Scott great muddy water tips I appreciate it, how about your lure picks for fishing in and around stumps, fall downs, and underwater trees, I have a hard time fishing a great river in ill for bass I always seem to be making a donation in fishing tackle out there so tops on staying snag free thanks
It can be toughf
Another great video been a huge fan since day one thanks for all the tips and what you do
Thanks for the tips. I am a beginner bass fisherman and I don’t have a boat yet. Any tips on bank fishing would be greatly appreciated.😀
lowland flood conditions for a video would be nice sir
Bass have fairly limited sight in terms of colors, they can see most colors to a degree but for them some colors are a lot less ... well brighter? Maybe vivid is a better word, Red, and Green are the primary colors folks believe bass can see well, everything else just drops sharply. I believe it's more to do with bright colors reflecting more light off them making them stick out more (by contrast) vs everything else around it causing a semi halo effect probably similar to street lights at night maybe? but to a lesser degree.
We can say with a good degree of certainty bass can see Red, and Green as they are able to accurately find items of this color at a high rate 70%-80% of the time with every other color being sub 50% accuracy or lower. Red in particular has it's own issues tho with water, as it's a more difficult color to see in general (with low light conditions) even we have trouble with red and in muddy water light can be limited causing the color to appear darker and probably impacting their ability to see it well.
What I find interesting is the color green, no real issues with it in muddy water it tends to be more visible in low light conditions and bass can see this well. Almost makes me wonder if this is why green pumpkin type colors are so popular since bass can see it well, and it's nearly as visible to them in all types of water than red (mostly very clear water where red is more visible) but still interesting none the less.
I love that lake