This year has been INCREDIBLY rainy, and its kinda cramping my style. Luckily your content has been helping me remember what i need to do to catch bass
@@Oldbasshole that's actually really good to know. It's usually both of those things lately, and I've been eyeballing a rat lure at my local tackle shop. Thank you for the info
Definitely have 3 of those 5 tied on. Since I do mostly bank fishing the spoon is killer in the early spring. The bass are crushing the swim baits year round especially with a stop and go retrieve or just cranking enough to keep it above the weeds. Who doesn't love a topwater bite????
As always, helping us catch more fish. Would like to get your take on finding more bass in the summer mid day hours when kayak fishing limits the amount of area you can cover. Thanks
My advice get out as early as you can and top water fish. Once the sun has been up for maybe an hour go fish deep. You’ll be surprised how deep you’ll catch bass. I’ve been catching Largemouth and Smallies since July anywhere from 35 to 75 ft down. Thanks livescope.
me and my friend started fishing 4 days ago we have went all 4 days for prob 4 hours each day and we havent caight a single fish😭😭 weve asked local fishermen where and what to use bit do you think the water temp is hurting our chances?
@@benwhitting I know bass like to be cool, so whenever it’s hot they will go deep and will also cling to structure/shade. Try going out earlier in the morning or fishing later in the evening, and if you find the bait fish, you’ll most likely find the bass as well. What are you fishing for? If it’s a fish that eats other fish, the rule of thumb is find the bait fish, find the fish. The fish have to eat too :). ALSO, depending on your lure and presentation, one thing I found out when I first started is I was fishing way too fast. I hope you and your friend are able to land a fish soon! It’s addicting.
@@thatfishingnoobthey move deeper because it’s cooler but also because the deeper water holds more oxygen. Generally you’re right m: they do move deeper. There are exceptions though. I’ve actually been catching some good fish (4lb+) in less than five feet of water, sometimes in the hottest part of the day. Afternoon topwater bite has been good.
@@DoctorSess man the bass have been super weird lol. I caught some yesterday SUPER shallow. I literally said to myself there won’t be bass here, made a cast and caught one.
I am a riverbank fisherman here in Fredericton New Brunswick Canada. Our rivers been high all summer with all the rain we had since June. Nashwaak river is 4 feet higher than normal level. I will have to pay attention for river current
I've tried several different crank/jerk baits, whopper popper, plastic shads, neds, spoons and spinners. The only that that worked were weightless 3" senkos on a 1/0 offset hook.
I don’t know about anyone else but a flutter spoon where I fish would last about 1 cast because it would get hung up on the bottom every cast, I’d have to take a case of them
When bank fishing anytime your running treble hooks and let it sink to the bottom with any lure your risking it. I try to pop anything with a treble right before it gets to the bottom. I’ve lost some really expensive lures from the bank and it sucks. Especially when you get hung up before you even get a fish on it
If anyone hates spinning reels like me - here is my setup for jighead minnow: Fenwick Elite Bass, 6'10" ML Fast Daiwa Tatula SV 70, 7.1:1 10 lb. Yo-Zuri Hybrid line This setup throws a 1/8 oz Megabass jig wirh 3" Keitech like a dream.
When I pull up to the river targeting smallies, i got a whopper plopper on one rod and a ned rig with a zman TRD or trick shot. Between those 2 lures i havent gotten skunked but one or 2 times all summer. Obviously sometimes I try other stuff, namely an inline spinner or squarebill.
Dude I fish the ohio river, you gotta check out the ARK TB115 it's a topwater pencil bait, has the best action of ANY topwater lure I've ever fished, smallies love em tight lines bro
Middle of summer, square billed, perch colored crank thrown in lay down timber... This is a hot water tactic very few people ever use, very easy to throw and retrieve as it bounces through the limbs. Catches tons of fish in the dog days! It's summer, there all fishing deep.. 60% of the fish never leave 10' of water because the oxygen is there.
What would you suggest for a stream that meets a river in Maine? I live on the Cobocose meeting the Kennebec in .Maine. I love your videos and learn so much from you!! Thanks Tyler!
I enjoy your video bud. I have a question you didn't mention a whopper popper on the top water baits should I not be thrown them right now? You also need to try the yum hellgrammite on a splitshot it the best river lure I have come across.
Hmmm, I'm sure these would work alright up North, but honestly, my list would look pretty different...I should do a tops baits video for northern states. If I wasn't in a tournament coming up I'd spill the beans...lol maybe after the tourney
Matt Stefan fishing channel on here. He's I think one of the creators or owners of core tackle he's always doing videos on it! I've been fishing swim baits like that for years using a tube jigand inserting it in the swimbait 1/8 Oz VMC tube Jig. Tight lines bro!
Quick question. I only bank fish. Close to my house is the head of a river. It's fairly slow moving but the water is clear. You can see multiple big bass but they won't hit on anything. I've tried most possible combinations under the sun. Any advice on what might work. The water isn't that deep maybe 10 ft. At the deepest point. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Rule of thumb I always go by... If you can see the fish, they can see you, and just like he said in the video, they've probably been under a lot of pressure and have seen almost any lure you can think to throw. Find the fish and go back early in the morning,. Don't walk up to the bank. Stand WAY back and throw top water. They WILL hit it if they are there. Hope this helps❤
And I know it may sound crazy but wearing camo actually will make a difference. If they see your fishing pole this time of the year they will not bite no matter how hard you try.
One more thing. You can also just walk and look for fish but just because you see one, DON'T STOP and throw at it, That will immediately spook the fish and eliminate all possibility of any strike. Walk straight past it until you know they can't see you and then throw past them and fish it back to you
It’s been really crazy here. I’ve always been able to Texas rig a plastic worm and catch a few. This year since June I haven’t had but one bite. I can throw a jig though and get a few bites and catch a few. Usually just the opposite.
I like using a 3/4 oz rattle trap but use it like you would use that spoon
Your my favorite bass UA-camr I learned almost ever I know from you keep it up.
Dude same here I’ve caught pb after pb with his tips.
This year has been INCREDIBLY rainy, and its kinda cramping my style. Luckily your content has been helping me remember what i need to do to catch bass
A rat wakebait slays in the rain ( even better with a little wind )
@@Oldbasshole that's actually really good to know. It's usually both of those things lately, and I've been eyeballing a rat lure at my local tackle shop. Thank you for the info
yeah, you should definitely stay home. getting wet sucks
@ulfilms9269 yea but I don't melt, and umbrellas are a thing that exists
Crazy cuz in Wisconsin, it’s probably rained twice all summer long
Definitely have 3 of those 5 tied on. Since I do mostly bank fishing the spoon is killer in the early spring. The bass are crushing the swim baits year round especially with a stop and go retrieve or just cranking enough to keep it above the weeds. Who doesn't love a topwater bite????
As always, helping us catch more fish. Would like to get your take on finding more bass in the summer mid day hours when kayak fishing limits the amount of area you can cover. Thanks
I just went out this past weekend and didn’t have any action at all. I will try these. Thank you brother!
love that JT95. I've landed a lot of good smalljaws with them
My advice get out as early as you can and top water fish. Once the sun has been up for maybe an hour go fish deep. You’ll be surprised how deep you’ll catch bass. I’ve been catching Largemouth and Smallies since July anywhere from 35 to 75 ft down. Thanks livescope.
Man, it’s hard to get a bite when the water temp is 94 and the high is 102 😂 😭
Great info as always sir.
me and my friend started fishing 4 days ago we have went all 4 days for prob 4 hours each day and we havent caight a single fish😭😭 weve asked local fishermen where and what to use bit do you think the water temp is hurting our chances?
@@benwhitting I know bass like to be cool, so whenever it’s hot they will go deep and will also cling to structure/shade. Try going out earlier in the morning or fishing later in the evening, and if you find the bait fish, you’ll most likely find the bass as well.
What are you fishing for? If it’s a fish that eats other fish, the rule of thumb is find the bait fish, find the fish. The fish have to eat too :).
ALSO, depending on your lure and presentation, one thing I found out when I first started is I was fishing way too fast. I hope you and your friend are able to land a fish soon! It’s addicting.
@@thatfishingnoobthey move deeper because it’s cooler but also because the deeper water holds more oxygen. Generally you’re right m: they do move deeper. There are exceptions though. I’ve actually been catching some good fish (4lb+) in less than five feet of water, sometimes in the hottest part of the day. Afternoon topwater bite has been good.
@@DoctorSess man the bass have been super weird lol. I caught some yesterday SUPER shallow. I literally said to myself there won’t be bass here, made a cast and caught one.
@@thatfishingnoob hahah yeah just when we think we have them figured out they do something that completely contradicts the accepted wisdom 😅
Thanks for all the videos, very helpful!
Your awesome T-man going to order my finn wear tonight,thanks for the great vids
I am a riverbank fisherman here in Fredericton New Brunswick Canada. Our rivers been high all summer with all the rain we had since June. Nashwaak river is 4 feet higher than normal level. I will have to pay attention for river current
Love it, Tyler. Ponds, lake, big lakes, you cover them all.
Megabass 3" Hazedong shad on a dropshot is KILLER if you just need a bite. Catches bigs and smalls, everything in between
I've tried several different crank/jerk baits, whopper popper, plastic shads, neds, spoons and spinners. The only that that worked were weightless 3" senkos on a 1/0 offset hook.
My lake has a thermocline at 15 feet, so no deep cranks or flutter spoons for me.
I haven’t been able to catch bass and I have all the lures you recomend. I’ve never caught one😢
Dang- he’s back with a vengeance!
Tberg, FINN needs a light green camo hoodie fishing shirt
Or dark green
Thank you!
How bout showing how those lures look in the water. Real Action. Nice Show.
I have actually caught all my fish on ajighead and grub or swim Shad. Even had live shade before and caught smallmouths on it.
Love these videos great help thanks so much!!!
I have been having luck with lipless in shallow water (alabama)
I don’t know about anyone else but a flutter spoon where I fish would last about 1 cast because it would get hung up on the bottom every cast, I’d have to take a case of them
When bank fishing anytime your running treble hooks and let it sink to the bottom with any lure your risking it. I try to pop anything with a treble right before it gets to the bottom. I’ve lost some really expensive lures from the bank and it sucks. Especially when you get hung up before you even get a fish on it
If anyone hates spinning reels like me - here is my setup for jighead minnow:
Fenwick Elite Bass, 6'10" ML Fast
Daiwa Tatula SV 70, 7.1:1
10 lb. Yo-Zuri Hybrid line
This setup throws a 1/8 oz Megabass jig wirh 3" Keitech like a dream.
We always getter done jigging minnows up here in 🇨🇦🔥
When I pull up to the river targeting smallies, i got a whopper plopper on one rod and a ned rig with a zman TRD or trick shot. Between those 2 lures i havent gotten skunked but one or 2 times all summer. Obviously sometimes I try other stuff, namely an inline spinner or squarebill.
Dude I fish the ohio river, you gotta check out the ARK TB115 it's a topwater pencil bait, has the best action of ANY topwater lure I've ever fished, smallies love em tight lines bro
Never would of thought a flutter spoon. I will certainly be throwing that around this month to try it out!
If I had a sixth choice, it would be a 3/4 oz football jig with either a creature bait, a jumbo Ned TRD, or a worm as a trailer.
Tyler great selection of baits thanks for sharing 🎣 👍
This has been a crazy summer for me i havent been able to catch any bass only peacock bass here in south florida
Middle of summer, square billed, perch colored crank thrown in lay down timber...
This is a hot water tactic very few people ever use, very easy to throw and retrieve as it bounces through the limbs. Catches tons of fish in the dog days!
It's summer, there all fishing deep.. 60% of the fish never leave 10' of water because the oxygen is there.
The jig head finesse technique looks interesting. I’ll definitely give that a shot ! Great video as always
first and love these type video
What would you suggest for a stream that meets a river in Maine?
I live on the Cobocose meeting the Kennebec in .Maine. I love your videos and learn so much from you!! Thanks Tyler!
I enjoy your video bud. I have a question you didn't mention a whopper popper on the top water baits should I not be thrown them right now? You also need to try the yum hellgrammite on a splitshot it the best river lure I have come across.
Hmmm, I'm sure these would work alright up North, but honestly, my list would look pretty different...I should do a tops baits video for northern states. If I wasn't in a tournament coming up I'd spill the beans...lol maybe after the tourney
I have managed to purchase EVERY lure that REPELS fish 😅
Pendulum is not a verb. Something with a pendulum action, swings. Would the jig/minnow be a hover rig or is that different?
Love your videos. Would you consider doing one on the Core Tackle TUSH?
Matt Stefan fishing channel on here. He's I think one of the creators or owners of core tackle he's always doing videos on it!
I've been fishing swim baits like that for years using a tube jigand inserting it in the swimbait 1/8 Oz VMC tube Jig. Tight lines bro!
Thanks so much
22. Yea baby, yea baby!!
I liked your skipping video.
Have you tried the Dstyle reserve for top water? It's versatility is insane.
talk abowt the jiterbug
Awesome content
Little help? I have a 7'3" heavy rod. Recommendation for use? Versatility? Suggestions?
Jigs and big plastic worms on 17-20 pound test florocarbon line. Some guys frog with that size/power of rod as well.
Where you get that cool hat?
Who else has a trust lure that is starting to stop working this time of year and needs something new🖐😂
Also love using poppers
I’m here
What state is he in
Quick question. I only bank fish. Close to my house is the head of a river. It's fairly slow moving but the water is clear. You can see multiple big bass but they won't hit on anything. I've tried most possible combinations under the sun. Any advice on what might work. The water isn't that deep maybe 10 ft. At the deepest point. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Rule of thumb I always go by... If you can see the fish, they can see you, and just like he said in the video, they've probably been under a lot of pressure and have seen almost any lure you can think to throw. Find the fish and go back early in the morning,. Don't walk up to the bank. Stand WAY back and throw top water. They WILL hit it if they are there. Hope this helps❤
And I know it may sound crazy but wearing camo actually will make a difference. If they see your fishing pole this time of the year they will not bite no matter how hard you try.
One more thing. You can also just walk and look for fish but just because you see one, DON'T STOP and throw at it, That will immediately spook the fish and eliminate all possibility of any strike. Walk straight past it until you know they can't see you and then throw past them and fish it back to you
It’s been really crazy here. I’ve always been able to Texas rig a plastic worm and catch a few. This year since June I haven’t had but one bite. I can throw a jig though and get a few bites and catch a few. Usually just the opposite.
9:45 - It is now.
Lets go fishing im in Ohio and would meet about any where
Japanese fishing TV
I just beat all five of them
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I’d use him for great white shark fishing.
You talk too much
I liked your skipping video.