Glenn

Here are a couple of videos that should help:

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I typically fish in clear water, so I use straight fluorocarbon on all my spinning outfits without any issues in any way whatsoever. Starting off with quality line makes a huge difference (I use Seaguar Tatsu), and then using solid mechanics and rigging - which you should be doing anyway - prevents any issues.

Crankbaits are bass fishing staples because they imitate baitfish perfectly. But when, where, & how you use them makes all the difference!

If this article was a YouTube video, there'd be tons of comments like "You missed (spinnerbaits, chatterbaits, frogs, Flukes, jerkbaits, lizards, beaver baits, tube baits, grubs, etc)" or "I can't believe you left out (square bills, swimbaits, craws, swim jigs, prop baits, Rat-L-Traps, dropshot, spybaits, football jigs, jig & minnow.....)" You get the idea.

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Yup, got a video on that as well.

Seriously? If that's all you got out of it, you missed out.

June is prime bass fishing time! Discover the best lures to catch more bass this month—proven soft plastics, topwaters & deep techniques. https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/best-june-lures.html

I migrated what I could over to the new account. I don't think followers can be migrated however.

Warming water gets smallmouth moving. Keep up with them, and catch more along the way by understanding where they’re going and how they’ll get there. https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/early-summer-smallmouth.html

Yep, he sure is, and we already did a summer video with him bestowing his jerkbait wisdom:

Can anyone relate to these?

Here's a couple of videos to help you out!

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Here's an in-depth video about the Neko rig. Hope it helps!

Summertime cranking is still one of the most exciting ways to catch bass, and Mike’s spilling the secrets to making it work—no forward-facing sonar needed. Ready to bring the heat to your summer fishing game? Check out Mike’s full guide to summertime cranking now!

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I was a "professional backseater" for 12 years, fishing over 200 tournaments. I carried about 5 rods most of the time. Still, I always tied directly to spinnerbaits, and have caught thousands of bass on spinnerbaits over the decades. However I've only drifted a few times - still caught 'em on spinnerbaits - but I don't much experience from a kayak. Now an inflatable raft, on the other hand....

I always tie directly. There is zero benefit to using snaps, swivels, or split rings regarding the action of the bait. They just collect weeds.