KEEP IT SIMPLE WHITE BASS
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2022
- White bass (or sand bass) fishing may not be as glamorous as other fish species but they certainly reign supreme for numbers and ferocity. In this G3 Sportsman episode, Scott Turnage (with Modern Outdoor Media camera crew) runs up a creek arm from the White River in Southern MO in the G3 Gator Tough 18 Jet to simply catch white bass on jerk baits. The key word is simple. Just the way Scott likes it.
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Like the show!
Catch enough to explain technique and pattern!👍🎣
That’s what I’ve always tried to do. Just never thought to ask you guys what you thought. Thanks.
Scott the way you made that loop knot was an Excellant tip for us older fellas! Tight lines!
You’re too kind. My arthritic thumbs make these kind of tips way longer than they should be.
I have no minimum fish requirement. I just like hanging out with y'all. I'd rather have a 30 min episode than a 15 but I know the fish don't care what I like.
Spring Tradition. They are a blast
We will be heading there for the 3rd week in April for our annual fishing trip. I sure hope that some of the white will still be hanging around.
I love it when i can get the kids on them they will talk about it for weeks
I love that creek. Used to go there many years ago from Branson when we stayed there or camped there. Always try to at least drive by when we’re in the Branson area.
The first one would make a great sandwich! Been catching and eating them for 70+ years from Lake Erie.. 😜
I'd say catch enough so folks will know you're technique works.....I usually have several catches of crappie and sometimes it's what folks want and other times not.....I don't think there's a magic number to how many fish but definitely have something to say throughout the vid...... I'm working on that now more than catching fish which seems to come often...... Those ole bass are fun to fight with.....I figured that was a jet boat with a far forward the console was...... Nice edit Scott.....
I have no trouble talking. Seem to never cover everything I intended to.
Great video! white bass are so fun
Thanks for sharing with us Scott, that water sure looked cold and the White's were in the mood. They can be fun for sure. Keep up the great video's. Fred.
I wouldn’t of wanted to take a swim. 50 degree water is pretty chilly 🥶
Great video awesome information, I have no minimum on catching fish, really like the way you explain everything.
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
Sorry I forgot to thank you for the video
Hey thanks for watching!
Great video Scott. However many fish you decide to put in a video is fine with me. I'm going to watch anyway. You have always put out good videos. I really like the crappie videos.
You’re easy going. My kind of crowd 😁
3/8 oz rooster tail wht w/grey scale pattern is killer. Titanium inline spinner bait is by far like 10X better. High polished silver. Expensive but well worth it. You will need more than light/ultra-light rod to cast it.
12 fish is a great show
Fair enough. Caught probably 20 or so.
Good video!
Hey Mr Scott! I'm would say 47 whitebass, 27 Blue Catfish, and 1 snapping turtle!!!! Lol
Boy that’d be a heck of a day!
That's one of the toughest things to get to happen and that's get folks watch the complete vid.....
I like more content on presentation, set up and gear I know you don't always catch but knowledge is always good
I mentioned where and presentation. Whites are pretty easy and not too finicky. I tried slow double jerks and the faster twitches with the jerk bait. Even showed the knot used. I’ll make a point to be more specific. Thanks for recommendations.
How many did you catch today there you go that's a wrap 👏
Stop talkn about my gut.....LOL
Lol. Hey it’s easy to get and dang hard to lose!
That was an awesome video! Do you have more luck on 4-5 inch jerkbaits or the smaller 3 inch models?
You know I’ve had great days with both sizes. Not sure it matters with whites. They’ll strike about anything.
10-15 fish
White bass u need thirty
replace the treble hooks with singles it makes life simpler when you have to unhook the fish. And crimp the barbs. I get about 60 fish and hour when I fish single barbless hooks. Hold them upside down and they wouldnt move.
I thought about that. Or bend the barbs down on those whites