I tried straight flouro on my finesse setup once…. spinning reels and flouro don’t get along. I find using a ridiculous long 35ft leader on braid works.
Finally...a spybait post. I was about to hunt your previous posts to see if you've covered it previously. 4 lb test and super slow retrieve...seems like there have got to be better baits for the conditions.
I've had some good days on Table Rock in the summer time. I use it after they're done hitting topwaters in the morning, but they're still chasing shad in 10ft-15ft (over 30ft-100ft). Biggest on the Spinbait80 is a 20" smallie.
Would a split ring, loop knot, or small snap help with the side to side action with 6-8lb line. I guess most guys don’t want to buy another set up just to use the spy bait. I guess you could use the same rod for a #5 Shad rap
Yep going to Dale Hollow frist week in December and will diffently be throwing some spy baits. Only difference Randy I throw mine on a 7' 4" ML spinning rod to get more distance.
The only spy bait I use is the deps calling hustler way bigger then the finesse setup ones weights 1oz an def can use heavier line vs the finesse one but still not to heavy max maybe 14lb but. Still can get away with like 16lb or 17lb but. You lose a bit of action but the deps calling hustler can be fished near weeds and structure and is a bit different then other spy baits but also works in open water to.
Loving that hat!!! Man this got to be loving the hat week😁Mid day in the "Tackle Room"🤓here's one for you Randy🤓Talk about if you see lots of carp😕in the area. Are there bass there or should you move on?Just a suggestion only.You the boss Randy😬
I generally don’t finesse fish at all when the water is warm. Up here in the north east the water temperature is dropping into the high 40’s and I catch a lot of fish on hair jigs, swim baits, drop shot, underspin, jerk baits and metal baits. I’ll have to take your tips and try the spy bait again.
,spot on Randy 🎟🎟 watch each revolution of the blades as the bait swims some paddle tails have a simpler action retrieved on a bullet head.love to see a spy bait on the water ,thanks for a tip that may change the day .
Interesting. I’m 56 years old, been fishing one way or another for most of those years, been in a bass club for 3 years now. Never heard of a spy bait til today.
There are several UA-cam videos on spy baiting by Aaron Martens which are a "must see". Lots of information about line size, including when to use heavier line, when to use a faster retrieve, when to use braid with a flourocarbon leader, how to keep the bass pinned so you don't lose them, etc, etc. Aaron Martens, greatest of all time in my book and countless other books.
Great info, I got a few spybaits and none of them had any "wiggle" to them, I was throwing 10 lb, braid to 8 lb flouro, and I just switched to 4 lb straight flouro and the same baits now have that subtle wiggle. Thanks for the info.
Haven't played with spy baits. As you said, it's a light line technique. I'm all about light line!!! Finesse fishing is where I really am deadly!!!! Straight fluorocarbon line is a must for these issues. With that being said...... knots are where you need experience. I've fished for hours and then all the sudden you hook up on a good fish and all the sudden,....your knot comes untied. I use a plethora of knots and to be honest..... it's a gamble sometimes but I have noticed that there is a difference in fluorocarbon line on the market. I prefer Seaguar over all others. I don't use super glue either. I just don't. I need to look into spy baits a little deeper. I'm old school and have other ways but I agree that I need to give this a serious try
I’ve caught so many big catfish with the spinbait 80gfix. Had a day where I caught 49 bass and a 40# blue cat on one in prism Gill. Always have one tied on.
I looked at Edward Evers do a piece on spy baits. For one of the lakes too. In the high summer months. And for some reason the bait looked awful familiar. I came across my 1990 published 'Guide to Salmon Flies'. And realized that it's main contributor was one Arthur Oglesby (John Buckland the co-author encouraged him to assemble the collection of photographs of original designs). Some of those designs dated from way back. There were Irish salmon flies. That were made by 'hat' makers (those were the original lure manufacturers, the hat making professionals). Back around the time of George Washington. And sure enough. On one of the pages was a patented nineteenth century Scandinavian design of lure. For catching salmon. That was exactly like the spy bait. That they use for bass fishing now. I've seen the Oglesby book circulating around in the second hand market lately. And it's one. That some bass anglers could look at and enjoy.
Oglesby used to show up in Alaska many times in the eighties. Where he crossed pathways there. With a young gear tackle and bass angler. Named Jerry French who was working as a salmon fishing guide. Jerry French had changed over at that time. To making his own salmon flies. So that he would supply baits as well as boat driving services to his clients. On the Alaskan rivers. One of whom was Oglesby. And French who later came up with the definitive steelhead 'break through' fly design (in fact it was one, that worked well in calmer water known as 'plug' water on the Pacific rivers). Thanked Oglesby for some help. In coming up with the unique steel shank mounted lure design. That French and his colleagues. Finally settled on. To catch some very large steelhead with. It goes to demonstrate though. The extent to which a lot of this stuff. In fishing. It spreads around from place to place. Over time.
Milliner is the name that I couldn't remember. A milliner is somebody. Who makes hats. What you have got. In a lot of those Scandinavian salmon rivers. Where they fish for the runs of fish. When the water is practically frozen over (but the current clears just enough space to allow anglers room to fish). The water in those parts of the world. Is super clear. And the salmon won't budge. To anything unless. The angler is able to work it slow enough.
Spybaits work great on fall/winter trout. I do use 6lb florocarbon leader about 13 feet on 20 lb braid. Worst problem I’ve had is loosing fish because they pull the rear hook out of the body of the lure. Have to fish slow 4-5 slow cranks and a twitch/pause.
good advice Randy. I love my gfix80 spybait on lanier. Totally agree, to get the best out of the bait, you do cnot want anything bigger than 6 pound test. 🙂
I like the spybait and I try it when the ned rig is working good, usually they will hit either the spybait or the small rapala countdown lures. I use a 7' fast action medium light with 4lb fluoro so maybe I would do better with a slower rod.
Spinning or Casting? If casting get a 90, 100 or 62, 72. Spinning 80 G-Fix I Class. The two patterns he showed in the video are money. Up here in WA the perch pattern works great. Depends on your forage base.
#RandyBlauket What color spybait would you recommend on Wilson lake here above pickwick? We get a little stain to the water here in winter due to the rains. I have had some pretty good sucess here on it in winter, i think i'm the only one that throws it here in winter. It seems like when i catch one on it it's always a good one and we have plenty of smallmouth but i surprisingly catch alot of largemouth on it as well.
That Megabass hedge hawg rod is winner. What else are you using that rod for Randy. Lucky to been on the train back to have one. Thanks In advanced. Great videos and great raw hogging tips !
I had a question about your lake breakdowns. I live in Virginia and fish a lake called Lake Anna. It is located in mineral Virginia. Do you or Jonnie have the ability to do a breakdown on this lake. And if so what would be the cost? Thanks for your videos I have gained a lot of good knowledge from them.
@IntuitiveAnglingWithRandyBlaukat Would you recommend the spy bait for a pond bank angler with 7' maximum depth for largemouth bass? Or is the suspending jerkbait a better option?
Been trying to learn how to fish the Okashira Screwhead the past month or so, havn't caught anything on it but Iv had a bunch of followers and just can't them to commit? I figure this is a lot like a spybait? Iv tried a few different trailers but now im convinced the 3in Hazedong Shad (moroko) has hag the most followers so Im sticking with that for now because I mostly fish for smallies, anyways love your stuff Randy.
I kill em with the Screwhead and Keitech / Rage Swimmer. Fiddle with color / size / bait / line size(if you can). Cast, countdown, and slow retrieve. If you know they're around be very aware of the weight of the bait, they don't put a lot of effort into eating that little guy, you may be missing soft bites. Followers aren't eaters, don't get too caught up thinking "if they follow bait X, they'll eat bait X."
Well your title sums up my spybait fishing. I know I don't have the patience to fish it slow enough. Plus I'm not sure about counting it down. But I keep trying but probably not enough. I need to only take spybaits with me. Thanks for the tips.
The video is just Randy's point of view. I don't know many anglers that have an entire reel with 4lb fluoro spooled up, me personally I never use less than 6lb and my lake is 8+ ft of visibility. On my local lake I use 8lb fluoro and I do well using my Duo Realis. Ever read the outside of a box of fluoro? Almost all boxes say something like "Nearly invisible to bass" so why go to 4lb? The Duo Realis is heavy, 1 bird's nest while casting and you just threw 12$ in the lake using 4lb fluoro. Like Randy I have found reeling it in with a slow retrieve and a little pop in your rod every 10ft seems to work well for me. I go to my spy bait when my jerkbait just doesn't seem to get to the depth or reaction I want from the fish. Like the Okashira screw head those blades help give the bait a very subtle wobble and if you're not going slow enough that wobble doesn't really have it's full affect in the water.
Also, do you ever make any fishing videos? I never see any videos of you fishing on the water unless you're fishing against Johnny and usually that's just Johnnys pov.
Sadly I don't think a spy bait would be good for florida water. Mostly because 4 lb line would get demolished... I'm sure 12 or 14 would work here since the water is tannic like coffee.
I def dont suck at it....mainly because I dont own one .....But I will very soon....interesting bait....its just a bait that I havent messed with.....yet haha
I agree with the light line. But I find 6lb gets me as many bites as 4lb. The 4lb line is extremely delicate and sometimes snaps during casts. I throw mine on 6lb sunline sniper and a 7’6 light gloomis imx pro spinning rod
Or, just crank out those hawgs on your flipping stick with a Devil’s Horse like Roland. Haha! That dude’s got no time for 4# finesse, but he pulls plenty on baits with twin props.
Fishing spybaits as is suck regardless. Wait til I show up on the scene. I will show you spybaits at the highest level. I will rebuild this entire lure to the most productive action. Do you know worms can be spys too? Braid to mono is great for giant 40 incher plus.
The 90 is supposed to be easier to use with bait casters. I fish some really clear strip pits in south east Kansas. I figured the bait might excel out there.
Well the color selection was pretty limited on the site I ordered from. DUO Realis Komochi Wakasag is the color I purchased. I think they also had a bone color that I should have got.
@@JustFishingTV I saw the 72 after I ordered the 90. I didn’t really research it until your comment. I just got on Amazon and ordered the 72 lol. It’ll fit more my style. Thanks
Your topics are so interesting. Get a Sony 6500, get some black paper and a white light, and a cheap clip on mic. Your videos will be much better and it’ll probably grow your subscribers significantly and it won’t take much more effort to produce your same style videos. It’s not much of an investment but it’s super worth it.
@@randyblaukatintuitive the clip on mic comes with a chord that connects to a tiny box that records the audio onto an SD card as you speak. You’ll have to take the recorded audio file from the SD card and match it up to your video in your editor. It’s fairly simple to do if you’re using Final Cut or iMovie. And there’s lots and lots of instructional UA-cam videos on it. You can match it up to any video. Phone, camera, whatever. You’ll need to record the mic audio at the same time as you’re filming simultaneously. And hey! It works great out on the water too. It’ll pick up your voice well over wind and boat noise.
Randy, "5 reasons why you're missing big bass on a spy bait," or "3 mistakes anglers make when fishing a spy bait," etc. .... Not "you suck," or something similar.
I tried straight flouro on my finesse setup once…. spinning reels and flouro don’t get along. I find using a ridiculous long 35ft leader on braid works.
Finally...a spybait post. I was about to hunt your previous posts to see if you've covered it previously. 4 lb test and super slow retrieve...seems like there have got to be better baits for the conditions.
I've had some good days on Table Rock in the summer time. I use it after they're done hitting topwaters in the morning, but they're still chasing shad in 10ft-15ft (over 30ft-100ft). Biggest on the Spinbait80 is a 20" smallie.
Thanks Randy for all the information and being so humble…
God Bless
Would a split ring, loop knot, or small snap help with the side to side action with 6-8lb line. I guess most guys don’t want to buy another set up just to use the spy bait. I guess you could use the same rod for a #5 Shad rap
Bought some spybaits and looking forward trying these tips this late winter...!
Yep going to Dale Hollow frist week in December and will diffently be throwing some spy baits. Only difference Randy I throw mine on a 7' 4" ML spinning rod to get more distance.
The only spy bait I use is the deps calling hustler way bigger then the finesse setup ones weights 1oz an def can use heavier line vs the finesse one but still not to heavy max maybe 14lb but. Still can get away with like 16lb or 17lb but. You lose a bit of action but the deps calling hustler can be fished near weeds and structure and is a bit different then other spy baits but also works in open water to.
Calling hustler is a nice bait. Take a look at the 72 Alpha by Duo, it's a bigger profile.
Loving that hat!!! Man this got to be loving the hat week😁Mid day in the "Tackle Room"🤓here's one for you Randy🤓Talk about if you see lots of carp😕in the area. Are there bass there or should you move on?Just a suggestion only.You the boss Randy😬
This is the best video on spy baits I have seen.
I generally don’t finesse fish at all when the water is warm. Up here in the north east the water temperature is dropping into the high 40’s and I catch a lot of fish on hair jigs, swim baits, drop shot, underspin, jerk baits and metal baits. I’ll have to take your tips and try the spy bait again.
,spot on Randy 🎟🎟 watch each revolution of the blades as the bait swims some paddle tails have a simpler action retrieved on a bullet head.love to see a spy bait on the water ,thanks for a tip that may change the day .
St croixa has a 7' 10" med mod spinning rod that sounds good ! boy's up north use. Thanks Randy always helpful tips.
I just saw this and would like to say
THANKS FOR POSTING
Interesting. I’m 56 years old, been fishing one way or another for most of those years, been in a bass club for 3 years now. Never heard of a spy bait til today.
There are several UA-cam videos on spy baiting by Aaron Martens which are a "must see". Lots of information about line size, including when to use heavier line, when to use a faster retrieve, when to use braid with a flourocarbon leader, how to keep the bass pinned so you don't lose them, etc, etc.
Aaron Martens, greatest of all time in my book and countless other books.
Great info, I got a few spybaits and none of them had any "wiggle" to them, I was throwing 10 lb, braid to 8 lb flouro, and I just switched to 4 lb straight flouro and the same baits now have that subtle wiggle. Thanks for the info.
Haven't played with spy baits. As you said, it's a light line technique. I'm all about light line!!! Finesse fishing is where I really am deadly!!!! Straight fluorocarbon line is a must for these issues. With that being said...... knots are where you need experience. I've fished for hours and then all the sudden you hook up on a good fish and all the sudden,....your knot comes untied. I use a plethora of knots and to be honest..... it's a gamble sometimes but I have noticed that there is a difference in fluorocarbon line on the market. I prefer Seaguar over all others. I don't use super glue either. I just don't. I need to look into spy baits a little deeper. I'm old school and have other ways but I agree that I need to give this a serious try
I’ve caught so many big catfish with the spinbait 80gfix. Had a day where I caught 49 bass and a 40# blue cat on one in prism Gill. Always have one tied on.
@@jamesbarron1202 it was actually 6
@@jamesbarron1202 hooks were in the lips and barble. Luckily no line got rubbed. Sunline sniper is pretty amazing stuff.
@@jamesbarron1202 that’s good line. Bigger line diameter than the sunline though I believe.
Spybaits rock. Slow is the key but off the bottom. It's a very lite line technique. If the jerkbait is off try a spybait.
58 in I'm pretty novice when it comes to spy dating I only own a handful of them so this was informative for me thanks Randy
I looked at Edward Evers do a piece on spy baits. For one of the lakes too. In the high summer months. And for some reason the bait looked awful familiar. I came across my 1990 published 'Guide to Salmon Flies'. And realized that it's main contributor was one Arthur Oglesby (John Buckland the co-author encouraged him to assemble the collection of photographs of original designs). Some of those designs dated from way back. There were Irish salmon flies. That were made by 'hat' makers (those were the original lure manufacturers, the hat making professionals). Back around the time of George Washington. And sure enough. On one of the pages was a patented nineteenth century Scandinavian design of lure. For catching salmon. That was exactly like the spy bait. That they use for bass fishing now. I've seen the Oglesby book circulating around in the second hand market lately. And it's one. That some bass anglers could look at and enjoy.
Oglesby used to show up in Alaska many times in the eighties. Where he crossed pathways there. With a young gear tackle and bass angler. Named Jerry French who was working as a salmon fishing guide. Jerry French had changed over at that time. To making his own salmon flies. So that he would supply baits as well as boat driving services to his clients. On the Alaskan rivers. One of whom was Oglesby. And French who later came up with the definitive steelhead 'break through' fly design (in fact it was one, that worked well in calmer water known as 'plug' water on the Pacific rivers). Thanked Oglesby for some help. In coming up with the unique steel shank mounted lure design. That French and his colleagues. Finally settled on. To catch some very large steelhead with. It goes to demonstrate though. The extent to which a lot of this stuff. In fishing. It spreads around from place to place. Over time.
Milliner is the name that I couldn't remember. A milliner is somebody. Who makes hats. What you have got. In a lot of those Scandinavian salmon rivers. Where they fish for the runs of fish. When the water is practically frozen over (but the current clears just enough space to allow anglers room to fish). The water in those parts of the world. Is super clear. And the salmon won't budge. To anything unless. The angler is able to work it slow enough.
Just bought the spinbait 90. It’s funny, I never really thought about spy baiting until a couple days ago. Next thing I know you put this out.
Spybaits work great on fall/winter trout. I do use 6lb florocarbon leader about 13 feet on 20 lb braid. Worst problem I’ve had is loosing fish because they pull the rear hook out of the body of the lure. Have to fish slow 4-5 slow cranks and a twitch/pause.
Would love to hear about Winter Night fishing Randy, and if you’ve had any experiences with it- thanks for the vid!
Lots of night fishing experience but not in winter…
Good info. I never fished a spy bait but I enjoy the heck out of a jerk bait. I will definitely try.
good advice Randy. I love my gfix80 spybait on lanier. Totally agree, to get the best out of the bait, you do cnot want anything bigger than 6 pound test. 🙂
I fish it on Lanier also. I have had really good luck fishing it in the summer over brush piles.
Great tips. Need to add it to my arsenal! God bless!
I’ve actually only used braid to an 8 pound test leader with them and have success. I’ll try your suggestions.
I have had success with your set up as well.
Spybaits are a killer bait from ice out to the spawn. Everything with fins crush it on a slow, steady retrieve
Very informative video, Randy. Lots of info, here, to process.
I like the spybait and I try it when the ned rig is working good, usually they will hit either the spybait or the small rapala countdown lures. I use a 7' fast action medium light with 4lb fluoro so maybe I would do better with a slower rod.
Randy I live in Ga and lake Lanier we use spy baits in ditches over timber!
I go Sunline DBraid to a long Sunline Sniper leader. Throw it on my Megabass Wind Buster with Exsence. Deadly anytime of year.
Very informative…I have been using 8 lb test
This may be the video that motivates me to buy my first spybait. My question is, if you could have only one spybait, which would you choose, and why?
Spinning or Casting? If casting get a 90, 100 or 62, 72. Spinning 80 G-Fix I Class. The two patterns he showed in the video are money. Up here in WA the perch pattern works great. Depends on your forage base.
#RandyBlauket What color spybait would you recommend on Wilson lake here above pickwick? We get a little stain to the water here in winter due to the rains. I have had some pretty good sucess here on it in winter, i think i'm the only one that throws it here in winter. It seems like when i catch one on it it's always a good one and we have plenty of smallmouth but i surprisingly catch alot of largemouth on it as well.
I just got a spy bait in the mail. got some 6# fluoro in my bag. I think I’ll tie on a ten foot leader of it and give this a try for fall smallies.
One of my favorite baits to fish.
Great video Randy
That Megabass hedge hawg rod is winner. What else are you using that rod for Randy. Lucky to been on the train back to have one. Thanks In advanced. Great videos and great raw hogging tips !
Spy baits a lot like painting your house it's boring and painfully dull but you gotta do it!
lol
Have heard loop knot gives better wiggle?
Do you tie directly?
Also if so which knot for that small of line sir?
I just use a palomar knot
I had a question about your lake breakdowns.
I live in Virginia and fish a lake called Lake Anna. It is located in mineral Virginia. Do you or Jonnie have the ability to do a breakdown on this lake. And if so what would be the cost?
Thanks for your videos I have gained a lot of good knowledge from them.
Good info. Tried this bait several times but sounds like I need to slow it down.
@IntuitiveAnglingWithRandyBlaukat Would you recommend the spy bait for a pond bank angler with 7' maximum depth for largemouth bass? Or is the suspending jerkbait a better option?
Jerkbaits
@@randyblaukatintuitive Thanks for your reply
Been trying to learn how to fish the Okashira Screwhead the past month or so, havn't caught anything on it but Iv had a bunch of followers and just can't them to commit? I figure this is a lot like a spybait? Iv tried a few different trailers but now im convinced the 3in Hazedong Shad (moroko) has hag the most followers so Im sticking with that for now because I mostly fish for smallies, anyways love your stuff Randy.
I kill em with the Screwhead and Keitech / Rage Swimmer. Fiddle with color / size / bait / line size(if you can). Cast, countdown, and slow retrieve. If you know they're around be very aware of the weight of the bait, they don't put a lot of effort into eating that little guy, you may be missing soft bites.
Followers aren't eaters, don't get too caught up thinking "if they follow bait X, they'll eat bait X."
I've caught 2 really big bass in my life and once was on a old devil horse and the other was on a fiddle worm
WELL THAT WAS EDUCATIONAL GOR SURE!!!! GUESS WHAT ILL NEVER EVER BE USING!!!!!!! GLAD I KNOW THAT THOUGH!!!! THANX 👍
This will be my first year trying spybaits. I’ll definitely downsize line.
Could you guys please do a Alpha 62 & 72 spybait tips and tricks video, I’m struggling and could use some much needed help
How do I figure out the right retrieve Speed to keep my bait at the depth that I’ve counted it down to?
I posted some links to see the baits and to David's instructional video. I hope you don't mind. Again great video.
Love spy bait fishing.
Great video
Will this technique work in current?
Do you upgrade those tiny hooks to bigger ones or will it mess up the action?
If you spent a night on an island on the Arkansas river, where I have fished a lot, and didn’t get bitten by a cottonmouth , you are one lucky dude.
Great video!
Well your title sums up my spybait fishing. I know I don't have the patience to fish it slow enough. Plus I'm not sure about counting it down. But I keep trying but probably not enough. I need to only take spybaits with me. Thanks for the tips.
Do you lose alot of fish because of the 4lb?
The video is just Randy's point of view. I don't know many anglers that have an entire reel with 4lb fluoro spooled up, me personally I never use less than 6lb and my lake is 8+ ft of visibility. On my local lake I use 8lb fluoro and I do well using my Duo Realis. Ever read the outside of a box of fluoro? Almost all boxes say something like "Nearly invisible to bass" so why go to 4lb? The Duo Realis is heavy, 1 bird's nest while casting and you just threw 12$ in the lake using 4lb fluoro. Like Randy I have found reeling it in with a slow retrieve and a little pop in your rod every 10ft seems to work well for me. I go to my spy bait when my jerkbait just doesn't seem to get to the depth or reaction I want from the fish. Like the Okashira screw head those blades help give the bait a very subtle wobble and if you're not going slow enough that wobble doesn't really have it's full affect in the water.
Also, do you ever make any fishing videos? I never see any videos of you fishing on the water unless you're fishing against Johnny and usually that's just Johnnys pov.
Sadly I don't think a spy bait would be good for florida water. Mostly because 4 lb line would get demolished... I'm sure 12 or 14 would work here since the water is tannic like coffee.
Try the 72 Alpha I-class.
Is it a good winter bait for spots? Seems like it.
Yep!
So you are asking me to have a spinning reel spooled with 4 lb fluoro just for this? I think I'm gonna skip this one 🤣
haha yeah exactly.....🤣
You dont need to go that light. I use 6 and 8Lb depending on water clarity.
I have such a hard time fusion my slow.
I def dont suck at it....mainly because I dont own one .....But I will very soon....interesting bait....its just a bait that I havent messed with.....yet haha
When do you choose a spybait over a swimbait?
Let the fish tell you which one they want...often they work at the same time
Don’t even own a spy bait.... going to have to do some more investigating.....
I agree with the light line. But I find 6lb gets me as many bites as 4lb. The 4lb line is extremely delicate and sometimes snaps during casts. I throw mine on 6lb sunline sniper and a 7’6 light gloomis imx pro spinning rod
Like a Devi’s horse. I thought it was a top water
Or, just crank out those hawgs on your flipping stick with a Devil’s Horse like Roland. Haha! That dude’s got no time for 4# finesse, but he pulls plenty on baits with twin props.
Interesting. I've never used one. Thought it was a prop bait.
Probably because the water here in Oklahoma isn't that clear.
Fishing spybaits as is suck regardless. Wait til I show up on the scene. I will show you spybaits at the highest level. I will rebuild this entire lure to the most productive action. Do you know worms can be spys too?
Braid to mono is great for giant 40 incher plus.
The 90 is supposed to be easier to use with bait casters. I fish some really clear strip pits in south east Kansas. I figured the bait might excel out there.
Something pearl colored
Correct. take a look at the 72 I-class.
Well the color selection was pretty limited on the site I ordered from.
DUO Realis Komochi Wakasag is the color I purchased. I think they also had a bone color that I should have got.
@@JustFishingTV I saw the 72 after I ordered the 90. I didn’t really research it until your comment. I just got on Amazon and ordered the 72 lol. It’ll fit more my style. Thanks
I’ve been waiting for you to do a spy bait video. But didn’t know if you’d fished them since you use a jerkbait so extensively. 🙂
I wonder, would this be a great alternative to a jerk bait for somebody with arthritis in their hands. 🤷🏻♀️🤔
Your topics are so interesting. Get a Sony 6500, get some black paper and a white light, and a cheap clip on mic. Your videos will be much better and it’ll probably grow your subscribers significantly and it won’t take much more effort to produce your same style videos. It’s not much of an investment but it’s super worth it.
Can u put a mic on a phone?
@@randyblaukatintuitive the clip on mic comes with a chord that connects to a tiny box that records the audio onto an SD card as you speak. You’ll have to take the recorded audio file from the SD card and match it up to your video in your editor. It’s fairly simple to do if you’re using Final Cut or iMovie. And there’s lots and lots of instructional UA-cam videos on it. You can match it up to any video. Phone, camera, whatever. You’ll need to record the mic audio at the same time as you’re filming simultaneously. And hey! It works great out on the water too. It’ll pick up your voice well over wind and boat noise.
@@godisfortheunbeliever5901 thx man
@@randyblaukatintuitive yea man. Ask Johnny about it.
Randy, "5 reasons why you're missing big bass on a spy bait," or "3 mistakes anglers make when fishing a spy bait," etc. .... Not "you suck," or something similar.
I thought most of those were top water floaters
Nope, you can fish them just off the bottom or any place in between. It's a technique for suspended fish.
@@JustFishingTV thank you for your info bro
I think you got tons of good info, but the content would be better if you were actually on the water throwing the baits you talk about.
Prop bait ? Nope
I do not know anything about a spy bait
David's Spybait Essentials vol 2: @