Edwin, I really can't thank you enough for what all you do for us fisher people. Please keep doing what you do. My daughter and I have learned so much from you and you're videos.
My Dad and I used to fish all the time when I get as a kid, but we rarely got to go once I started my own life. We recently bonded over you and your videos and started talking fishing again. I've now rented a house on Lake Murray here in SC and we are going fishing for a whole week. Thanks Edwin.
Never thought of rigging a fluke that way, looking forward to trying it. My wife and I will be attending our first Bass Tournament this Sunday. Good luck, hope to see you at Cayuga Lake.
I've been fishing a fluke for awhile and never really had much luck but when I rigged it the way you did I've had a bunch of success! Great tips for August fishing.
Love learning every technique you teach! I use everything I learn from you in tournaments. Hoping to use the baits you talked about in this weekends tournament. Never would have thought about a jerk shad on a swing head
I absolutely love the “think outside of box” comment. I preach this exact concept to my team as much as possible in my professional life for an approach towards solving problems. (Ironically, the words “think outside the box” were taught to me by the manager I succeeded who was also from Oklahoma even if that is how my brain normally operated) I have quite recently gotten back into bass fishing partly influenced by watching videos like yours and Tyler reel fishing. I rarely get to fish on the ideal days or at the ideal times or under ideal conditions, but I always value my time on the water as a peaceful down time and I have ultimate confidence that if I make enough casts with a senko style bait that I’ll almost always go home without smelling that dreaded skunk. That method as largely been successful (as far as avoiding the skunk) but listening to this makes me want to rethink my bass fishing recreation time as a problem to be solved on a given day with given conditions as opposed to merely enjoying the down time. Thanks Edwin for doing these videos.
I like the idea of the jerk shad/fluke on a wobble head. Going to have to give that a try myself. It's the out-of-the-box things like that that are a big help. Something different that they may not have seen in my area
Love the jerk bait on a swing head. Tried it on a highly pressured State Park lake near my home and they ate it up! Really caught them good on grass line edges. Thanks for the tip!!
Enjoying all the videos. This summer has been especially tough for me for some reason. I fish Lake Norman, Lake Wylie. And Lake Wateree. And you guys just finished a cup on Wylie and Wateree. So you know how tough those lakes can be. Lol. Thank you so much for suggesting these baits. I have not been throwing any of these three baits you suggested for August. Can’t wait to get back out there and try these. Thank you again.
My son is 11 and liked video games more than being outdoors and fishing...Not Any More!! I set the swing head w a fluke style bait up for him and the Ned rig u like, now he's HOOKED !! Can't Thank Berkley and you E enough for giving me more time w my Boy which is priceless... Thanks Again
I’m a captain for my son’s high school fishing team and we watch everyone of your videos and the information for what baits to use for the time of year and the lake’s help us out a lot! Thank you very much for your time and keep up the good work. God Bless!
Thanks for more information and hopefully I can be a winner in the next drawing. I’m really excited about participating with the pond building. I’m really excited to see how that turns out!
Mr. Evers, your month by month "best bait" videos have proved to be the single most valuable resource for me. I am catching more bass every time I go out. I fish mainly in Lake Hartwell and Keowee in the upstate South Carolina. Thank you again !!!!!
I've met you several times when I worked at Vera Grocery & grill. My son and I have been fishing several times a week lately and we enjoy your videos and advice on bait and technique and love and share your excitement for fishing.
Yes! Thank you! I've been throwing a swing head and a mushroom head EWG rigged with a soft plastic jerk bait and man I've been doing really well with it. Feels good to be on a kayak with three or four bass boats around you not catching nothing and you're the only one catching them 👍
I love throwing heavy jigs in dog days of summer to trigger big bass reaction bites. Love your pond building videos too. Looks hot out there. Kudos to Jose for all his hard work out there with your building those new ponds.
Breaking it down Coach Evers. Old football days and coaching showing and passing the knowledge. Molding and shaping the 73 year old players. Really enjoy your videos and taking time to share your knowledge. Thank you.
August is for sure the dog days of summer in the South. Sam Rayburn can be tough especially if you don't have a bunch of brush piles marked on your GPS out in deeper water. I'm thinking that heavy cover jig on the edges of hydrilla near deeper water could be the ticket to get some better bites. That swing jig head is a cool idea as well. Thanks for the great ideas you provide very month. Take care!
Thanks for the August tips. Again, hot and clear water making getting bites tough!! Can't wait to try the Swing head with the fluke...very cool presentation!!!
August is definitely one of the toughest months here in the TX panhandle. It is easy to fall in a rut of throwing the same old squarebill and shaky head you were catching them on a few weeks before. Thanks for some fresh ideas!
Edwin, love all of the content, I love how down to earth you are in your pond videos. You got sweat and dirt and grime all over you putting in that work. The three baits for this month and the techneques you covered are awesome tips and I hope to put them to use this August in my KBF tourneys.
I love watching these and then following your advice! Caught some solid bass (largemouth and smallmouth) last month when I tried deep cranking for the first time! Thank you again for all the tips. Keep crushing it!
Berkeley loves me watching these videos. I use all these baits you suggest and with success. So much so my 9 y/o daughter and I fish kids tournaments. She’s hooked. Thanks for all the time you spend helping people be successful on the lake.
August is tough down here in Alabama right now! But the jerk shad on the swing head just made it a little better! Caught several late in evening on it! Amazing!
The Ned rig and hearing you talking about floating down streams in ozarks made me get back to some roots and memories. But either on the lake, the main river channel, backs of creeks, or even small creeks the Ned rig has been a thorn in my side. When they first got hot again I used them with some success then faded away from it. Now I have to force myself to use it, get frustrated and put it down
Thanks Edwin never thought to put a fluke on the back of a swing head .Great advice going to get my granddaughter set up with that bed and lil trooper.
I finally was able to get out to do some fishing last week. (Been in the hospital) I did use some of your July tips and got several. 3.5 lb was my biggest. Had a lot of fun. Thanks for the help and all you do.
Thanks E for all your help up front! Gotta big local tournament coming up at the end of August! Appreciate all your past videos! Loooking forward to team tournament coming up!!
Always like the outside the box info, so many times we get stuck throwing the same ole stuff... Will for sure take this to the lake and try them out! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you Edwin for all the valuable information. I hope you can make a few more videos while fishing from your kayak. You are right about thinking outside of the box with more anglers on the water than ever before.
Here in Montana, I'd fish the Smith river in late summer. All I'd use was a bobber, 1 split shot and a #6 bait hook and a big yellow live grasshopper. Trout central.
Great bait selections for the Dog Days of Summer! Several that I hadn't thought of, for sure! Looking forward to trying them. As always... thanks for another great video.
Thanks for the info. The shad on the swing head is fire. Punching grass mats with jigs is awesome. But when your line sounds like a Out of tune Violin...That's cool
Love the pit of the box thinking. I always have believed the something new or different thinking. Lakes I have fished for years and had success with a bait suddenly stop working. Some may say the lake has lost its population when often of you try that something different you have new found success. Keep them coming.
The Ned Rig is a hot bait in the small lakes and ponds around here in August. Another way i've caught fish around the small ponds I fish here is rigging a fluke weightless with barrel swivels and a leader! Works great,and appreciate the videos and keep them coming Mr. Evers
It's been August all summer long here for me with the heat. Edwin thanks for what you do to help share your knowledge with all of us other fishermen/women.
Wow I would have never thought that about using a fluke with a swing head! Thanks Edwin for helping us to think outside the box! I always enjoy the content!
Truly outside of the box with the jerk shad. Gonna try it this weekend at local tournament. Love throwing the wobble head already. Enjoy watching you pick and really has helped to open up new ideas to try. Thanks and good luck with remainder of your season. We’re pulling for ya.
Very informative, thank you! I fish in August very early in the morning, but by 11AM, nothing. I will try what you said with a heavy jig and plenty of speed! Thanks!!
Interesting way to rig the fluke. I’ve never thought of using one that way. Will give that a try this weekend! Thanks for all the great tips each month. Very appreciated!!
Seems to me I need to learn to fish a jig!! Jigs seem to be a part of my fishing game that I can’t seem to get confidence in!! I appreciate all your videos and look forward to the ones of building the ponds!! You are truly living every country boys dream!! God bless and safe travels
Edwin - Nice work. The hot days of summer are slow going and we all can review the techniques and the bass behavior when the bite is tough, and it is TOUGH here in Florida with the heat and humidity! Thanks for the help. Gotta go. Gotta catch some "bigguns"
Thanks Edwin for sharing your knowledge of fishing. Never rigged a fluke like that, but going to give it a shot. Love using jigs, also. Headed to Tablerock lake later this month. Tight lines...
I fished Lake of the Ozarks this weekend and fished a Wobble Head…just no takers. Caught a nice catfish bouncing a chicken rig. Love the idea you have to use something in a different way!
Thanks for all the tips for august fishing. Have always liked the jig with the craw trailer, always seems to be a good go to. Never gone that heavy before but now it makes total sense why you would.
Edwin always look forward to your videos they have help me so much. Been out of bass fishing for 20 years and didn't realize how much it has changed. Keep them coming
Those flukes worked really well on a small lake out west of Ft. Worth. White or gray didn’t matter. They bit pretty much all day. It was plenty hot in June that day but they would not stop.
I've always rigged a fluke on a Texas or Carolina Rig and never thought about using swinghead. Thanks for the tips and I'll put them to work the next chance I get.
Great advice. I love to see someone else who loves thinking outside of the box. It really makes all the difference in the world. You are a huge help with all the tips that get me to the next level!
Gotta love the fact you are sponsored by my favorite bait company. Your videos are helping me tremendously. I'm new to bass fishing so any help I can get is great. Thanks for the pro trips.
Thanks for breaking down the baits and showing us how to rig something different and also to just keep thinking outside the box. I couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve looked at baits and thought there’s no way that’s gonna work, but fish still continue to amaze me. Thanks again for all the videos and content.
Thank you for your sharing your fishing insight and providing the baits we can use to catch more fish. I appreciate you and your sponsors offering giveaways !!
I find your videos VERY informative. I like how you stress to think outside be box. Thank you for sharing from your experience fishing. I grew up watching Jimmy Houston, Roland Martin and Bill Dance got a few tips watching them. You are one of the new face of bass fishing and educator of the sport. MANY THANKS continue what you are doing.
Thank you for these videos, always makes the gears in my head turn thinking about how and where I can apply these baits on the waters I fish. I love flipping/punching grass it is one of my favorite ways to catch em'! Thank you Mr. Evers!
Hey bud I love your channel I absolutely love your channel God bless you I have a 10-acre pond here on the ranch I let kids come I bought them a bunch of spinning rods and I try to supply them as much tackle as I can and love watching your videos cuz I go fishing all the time and being 67 years old it's a job just to get out there but I do I love it God bless keep up the good work cuz man you're great
Great ideas! I am going to tie on the heavy flippin jig. Love the swing head as well. Something different than the football jig. Heading out tomorrow to give them a try. Thanks for the great tips!
Love and agree with the Aug baits. Wanted to say I know sometimes projects can get a little discouraging but it’s so worth when it’s done, don’t rush it take your time, we all can’t wait to see the end result… tight lines
Edwin, I really can't thank you enough for what all you do for us fisher people. Please keep doing what you do. My daughter and I have learned so much from you and you're videos.
My Dad and I used to fish all the time when I get as a kid, but we rarely got to go once I started my own life. We recently bonded over you and your videos and started talking fishing again. I've now rented a house on Lake Murray here in SC and we are going fishing for a whole week. Thanks Edwin.
Never thought of rigging a fluke that way, looking forward to trying it. My wife and I will be attending our first Bass Tournament this Sunday. Good luck, hope to see you at Cayuga Lake.
I've been fishing a fluke for awhile and never really had much luck but when I rigged it the way you did I've had a bunch of success! Great tips for August fishing.
Love learning every technique you teach! I use everything I learn from you in tournaments. Hoping to use the baits you talked about in this weekends tournament. Never would have thought about a jerk shad on a swing head
I absolutely love the “think outside of box” comment. I preach this exact concept to my team as much as possible in my professional life for an
approach towards solving problems. (Ironically, the words “think outside the box” were taught to me by the manager I succeeded who was also from Oklahoma even if that is how my brain normally operated)
I have quite recently gotten back into bass fishing partly influenced by watching videos like yours and Tyler reel fishing. I rarely get to fish on the ideal days or at the ideal times or under ideal conditions, but I always value my time on the water as a peaceful down time and I have ultimate confidence that if I make enough casts with a senko style bait that I’ll almost always go home without smelling that dreaded skunk. That method as largely been successful (as far as avoiding the skunk) but listening to this makes me want to rethink my bass fishing recreation time as a problem to be solved on a given day with given conditions as opposed to merely enjoying the down time.
Thanks Edwin for doing these videos.
I like the idea of the jerk shad/fluke on a wobble head. Going to have to give that a try myself. It's the out-of-the-box things like that that are a big help. Something different that they may not have seen in my area
Love the new things to try. Appreciate you putting these together to help make everyone a better angler.
God bless.
Love the jerk bait on a swing head. Tried it on a highly pressured State Park lake near my home and they ate it up! Really caught them good on grass line edges. Thanks for the tip!!
Edwin, thanks for making us all better fisherman, your love of the sport really fires me up to always try as hard as I can, thanks so much!!!
Enjoying all the videos. This summer has been especially tough for me for some reason. I fish Lake Norman, Lake Wylie. And Lake Wateree. And you guys just finished a cup on Wylie and Wateree. So you know how tough those lakes can be. Lol. Thank you so much for suggesting these baits. I have not been throwing any of these three baits you suggested for August. Can’t wait to get back out there and try these. Thank you again.
My son is 11 and liked video games more than being outdoors and fishing...Not Any More!! I set the swing head w a fluke style bait up for him and the Ned rig u like, now he's HOOKED !!
Can't Thank Berkley and you E enough for giving me more time w my Boy which is priceless...
Thanks Again
I’m a captain for my son’s high school fishing team and we watch everyone of your videos and the information for what baits to use for the time of year and the lake’s help us out a lot! Thank you very much for your time and keep up the good work. God Bless!
I wish my high school had a fishing team we sucked at everything else
Thanks for more information and hopefully I can be a winner in the next drawing. I’m really excited about participating with the pond building. I’m really excited to see how that turns out!
Man I would’ve never thought about the swinging head jig with a jerk shad! Brilliant Mr E!
Mr. Evers, your month by month "best bait" videos have proved to be the single most valuable resource for me. I am catching more bass every time I go out. I fish mainly in Lake Hartwell and Keowee in the upstate South Carolina. Thank you again !!!!!
I've met you several times when I worked at Vera Grocery & grill. My son and I have been fishing several times a week lately and we enjoy your videos and advice on bait and technique and love and share your excitement for fishing.
Edwin. Thanks so much for your “outside the box” looks. Your videos have helped me to my best tournament season to date. Greatly appreciated!
Yes! Thank you! I've been throwing a swing head and a mushroom head EWG rigged with a soft plastic jerk bait and man I've been doing really well with it. Feels good to be on a kayak with three or four bass boats around you not catching nothing and you're the only one catching them 👍
I love throwing heavy jigs in dog days of summer to trigger big bass reaction bites. Love your pond building videos too. Looks hot out there. Kudos to Jose for all his hard work out there with your building those new ponds.
Can't help but realise the generosity you show as an example. Love to take part in the contest.
Edwin…I love how you teach. Your approach appeals to both beginner and veterans. Well done.
Breaking it down Coach Evers. Old football days and coaching showing and passing the knowledge. Molding and shaping the 73 year old players. Really enjoy your videos and taking time to share your knowledge. Thank you.
I’ve been fishing a fluke for 20 years but never on a swinghead. Can’t wait to try it out! Thanks Edwin, great stuff as always.
August is for sure the dog days of summer in the South. Sam Rayburn can be tough especially if you don't have a bunch of brush piles marked on your GPS out in deeper water. I'm thinking that heavy cover jig on the edges of hydrilla near deeper water could be the ticket to get some better bites. That swing jig head is a cool idea as well. Thanks for the great ideas you provide very month. Take care!
Thanks for the August tips. Again, hot and clear water making getting bites tough!! Can't wait to try the Swing head with the fluke...very cool presentation!!!
August is definitely one of the toughest months here in the TX panhandle. It is easy to fall in a rut of throwing the same old squarebill and shaky head you were catching them on a few weeks before. Thanks for some fresh ideas!
Love these videos every month. Good luck at Cayuga And GOD Bless!
Getting back into bass fishing after 3 years of not wetting a line . Enjoy your videos . Thank you for sharing your knowledge !
Edwin, love all of the content, I love how down to earth you are in your pond videos. You got sweat and dirt and grime all over you putting in that work. The three baits for this month and the techneques you covered are awesome tips and I hope to put them to use this August in my KBF tourneys.
Thinking out the box is what makes this content classic
The fluke with jig head is a great application I would have never thought about. Thanks Edwin!!
I love watching these and then following your advice! Caught some solid bass (largemouth and smallmouth) last month when I tried deep cranking for the first time! Thank you again for all the tips. Keep crushing it!
Wowwwww ....Im going to have to try that swing head with the fluke .... That's definitely out of the box thinking..... can't wait to try it
Your channel is like fishing school for me. I’m new to fishing & absolutely love it!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with all of us.
I love the idea of the wobble head fluke. I have caught many on a needless fluke but not on a wobble head.
The dead fluke.... is a go to for me!!! Did not realize it was a thing!!!
Berkeley loves me watching these videos. I use all these baits you suggest and with success. So much so my 9 y/o daughter and I fish kids tournaments. She’s hooked. Thanks for all the time you spend helping people be successful on the lake.
August is tough down here in Alabama right now! But the jerk shad on the swing head just made it a little better! Caught several late in evening on it! Amazing!
The Ned rig and hearing you talking about floating down streams in ozarks made me get back to some roots and memories. But either on the lake, the main river channel, backs of creeks, or even small creeks the Ned rig has been a thorn in my side. When they first got hot again I used them with some success then faded away from it. Now I have to force myself to use it, get frustrated and put it down
Thanks Edwin never thought to put a fluke on the back of a swing head .Great advice going to get my granddaughter set up with that bed and lil trooper.
I am a big believer in showing fish something different and that is why I started making my own Baits.
I finally was able to get out to do some fishing last week. (Been in the hospital) I did use some of your July tips and got several. 3.5 lb was my biggest. Had a lot of fun. Thanks for the help and all you do.
I love you talking about thinking outside the box. That swing head fluke is a great idea I'm going to have to try that!
Thanks E for all your help up front! Gotta big local tournament coming up at the end of August! Appreciate all your past videos! Loooking forward to team tournament coming up!!
Always enjoy these. Thanks again for doing them.
Loving the ponds so far. It's a dream I'm living through your sharing.
I can see and now know that U not only think out the box~U fish these hot in summer way out of anyone”s box. Applaud your unselfish HELP.
Always like the outside the box info, so many times we get stuck throwing the same ole stuff... Will for sure take this to the lake and try them out! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you Edwin for all the valuable information. I hope you can make a few more videos while fishing from your kayak. You are right about thinking outside of the box with more anglers on the water than ever before.
Here in Montana, I'd fish the Smith river in late summer. All I'd use was a bobber, 1 split shot and a #6 bait hook and a big yellow live grasshopper. Trout central.
Thanks for the info. You got me hooked (pun intended) on the Berkley Dredgers. I love those things and the "silent" modifications you do.
Swing head and Jerk shade...wow...great new info, I'm going to try this out tomorrow. Thanks Edwin
Great bait selections for the Dog Days of Summer! Several that I hadn't thought of, for sure! Looking forward to trying them. As always... thanks for another great video.
The swing head is my go to in heavy cover creeping up an over cover.has always produces for me in muddy water
The fluke on the bobble head was outstanding!!!
Thanks for the info. The shad on the swing head is fire. Punching grass mats with jigs is awesome. But when your line sounds like a Out of tune Violin...That's cool
The fluke- didn't see that tip/approach coming. Thanks for the tips. May God richly bless you and your family!
A fluke rigged like that is outside the box in my opinion, I’ve never thought about doing that before. Love this series Edwin!👍👍
Love the pit of the box thinking. I always have believed the something new or different thinking. Lakes I have fished for years and had success with a bait suddenly stop working. Some may say the lake has lost its population when often of you try that something different you have new found success. Keep them coming.
The Ned Rig is a hot bait in the small lakes and ponds around here in August. Another way i've caught fish around the small ponds I fish here is rigging a fluke weightless with barrel swivels and a leader! Works great,and appreciate the videos and keep them coming Mr. Evers
Fluke on a swing head...sounds like a technique worth trying! I really like these videos. Thanks Edwin and good luck in the next stage.
It's been August all summer long here for me with the heat. Edwin thanks for what you do to help share your knowledge with all of us other fishermen/women.
Wow I would have never thought that about using a fluke with a swing head! Thanks Edwin for helping us to think outside the box! I always enjoy the content!
Truly outside of the box with the jerk shad. Gonna try it this weekend at local tournament. Love throwing the wobble head already. Enjoy watching you pick and really has helped to open up new ideas to try. Thanks and good luck with remainder of your season. We’re pulling for ya.
Swim jig is my go to in August. I can fish around docks grass and lay downs. I throw it on 30 pund berkley braid.
Very informative, thank you! I fish in August very early in the morning, but by 11AM, nothing. I will try what you said with a heavy jig and plenty of speed! Thanks!!
Thanks Edwin. Interesting ideas with that swivel head! I love hearing about your pond construction.
Interesting way to rig the fluke. I’ve never thought of using one that way. Will give that a try this weekend! Thanks for all the great tips each month. Very appreciated!!
Seems to me I need to learn to fish a jig!! Jigs seem to be a part of my fishing game that I can’t seem to get confidence in!! I appreciate all your videos and look forward to the ones of building the ponds!! You are truly living every country boys dream!! God bless and safe travels
Edwin - Nice work. The hot days of summer are slow going and we all can review the techniques and the bass behavior when the bite is tough, and it is TOUGH here in Florida with the heat and humidity! Thanks for the help. Gotta go. Gotta catch some "bigguns"
Thanks Edwin for sharing your knowledge of fishing. Never rigged a fluke like that, but going to give it a shot. Love using jigs, also. Headed to Tablerock lake later this month. Tight lines...
Rigging the fluke on a swing head jig is genius. I will be throwing all three suggested techniques this month.
I fished Lake of the Ozarks this weekend and fished a Wobble Head…just no takers. Caught a nice catfish bouncing a chicken rig. Love the idea you have to use something in a different way!
Thanks for all the tips for august fishing. Have always liked the jig with the craw trailer, always seems to be a good go to. Never gone that heavy before but now it makes total sense why you would.
Edwin always look forward to your videos they have help me so much. Been out of bass fishing for 20 years and didn't realize how much it has changed. Keep them coming
Mr. Evers thank you 🙏🏼 for Sharing your PASSION and teaching us how to be better anglers. 👍Always look forward to your videos‼️
I fish a high pressured lake. Great advice. Slowly but surely you are converting me from zoom to Berkley.
Be safe and good luck
Woah I never seen a fluke rigged like that! I’m definitely going to have to give that a try! Thanks Edwin. God bless! And good luck out there.
Those flukes worked really well on a small lake out west of Ft. Worth. White or gray didn’t matter. They bit pretty much all day. It was plenty hot in June that day but they would not stop.
I've always rigged a fluke on a Texas or Carolina Rig and never thought about using swinghead. Thanks for the tips and I'll put them to work the next chance I get.
I love throwing the swing head jigs and have used them with multiple baits. It’s not exclusively for creature baits. Swim baits are sneakily good!
Great advice. I love to see someone else who loves thinking outside of the box. It really makes all the difference in the world. You are a huge help with all the tips that get me to the next level!
I love the out of the box advice Edwin. I caught a big’un on a swing head with a fluke in a derby last week after watching this.
Love the thinking outside the box. I have used jigs in late summer for years, great bait.
A wobble head is very versatile when it comes to plastic baits. Thanks for the tips.
Love those baits... been using the Berkley Jig since spring. Ned Rig is a go to for the lake I fish.
Gotta love the fact you are sponsored by my favorite bait company. Your videos are helping me tremendously. I'm new to bass fishing so any help I can get is great. Thanks for the pro trips.
Thanks for breaking down the baits and showing us how to rig something different and also to just keep thinking outside the box. I couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve looked at baits and thought there’s no way that’s gonna work, but fish still continue to amaze me. Thanks again for all the videos and content.
Thank you for your sharing your fishing insight and providing the baits we can use to catch more fish. I appreciate you and your sponsors offering giveaways !!
I'm a huge fan!!! I fish the local reservoirs, very clear, not much heavy cover, bass down deep. Love the Ned this time of year. Thanks for the tips!
Great August video. I like fishing a fluke this time of the year. Going to try the swing head cannot wait to try it out this weekend.
Thanks Edwin
Gonna have to try the swing head / fluke combo. I love the fact that you share your knowledge to help us all. Thanks E
I find your videos VERY informative. I like how you stress to think outside be box. Thank you for sharing from your experience fishing. I grew up watching Jimmy Houston, Roland Martin and Bill Dance got a few tips watching them. You are one of the new face of bass fishing and educator of the sport. MANY THANKS continue what you are doing.
I really enjoy getting the information from you each month. SO much out there to pick from. It is nice to have that cut down to manageable list.
Thank you for these videos, always makes the gears in my head turn thinking about how and where I can apply these baits on the waters I fish. I love flipping/punching grass it is one of my favorite ways to catch em'! Thank you Mr. Evers!
Thanks for the August tips!!!👍🏻Like the idea of putting a fluke on a swing jig!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!
Hey bud I love your channel I absolutely love your channel God bless you I have a 10-acre pond here on the ranch I let kids come I bought them a bunch of spinning rods and I try to supply them as much tackle as I can and love watching your videos cuz I go fishing all the time and being 67 years old it's a job just to get out there but I do I love it God bless keep up the good work cuz man you're great
Hey Edwin, I really like the Jerk Shad on the swing head idea. Thanks for thinking out of the box and bring us new innovative ideas.
Great ideas! I am going to tie on the heavy flippin jig. Love the swing head as well. Something different than the football jig. Heading out tomorrow to give them a try. Thanks for the great tips!
Great info Edwin, At 71 I must be learning cause I already gave these tied on. Thanks for sharing your info. Keep it coming.
Love and agree with the Aug baits. Wanted to say I know sometimes projects can get a little discouraging but it’s so worth when it’s done, don’t rush it take your time, we all can’t wait to see the end result… tight lines