GoneFishingLTN

When I first started I bought tons because of Bryan thrift (he loves it) I broke off so many times and was not a fan.

Favorite swimbaits for largemouth? megabass mag draft? My top 5 Largemouth baits have got to be Jackhammer Nomad Design Swimtrex Max Lipless Crankbait Nomad Design Atlas 55 Squarebill Crankbait Megabass Vision 110 Megabass 8" Magdraft

Odd today it works

I can't seem to be able to adjust the time anymore is there something I'm missing?

Which one is it?

* floating worm cut 2 1/2” to 3” long and split the tail 2” using a safety razor. Start with the 3rd choice it’s inexpensive. you by chance don't have any pictures of this do you?

Interesting, I didn’t see any of the top 20 using other baits do you have any examples. ( when I say that I mean they was throwing the damiki 80 percent of the time) I’m curious because I sorta think this is the way the tournament game is played now.

@Peacedivision fair play

@Peacedivision I believe its buy any amount of gift card and then get 20% off the site

@A-Jay I do sort of agree with the statement if you ain't scoping you're just hoping. I wish I could say I didn't

I worded it poorly I apologize my question is if the structure is in 12 foot of water but I’m over the top of them, with water clarity being 2-4 foot that’s probably to shallow right? I’ll end up spooking the fish.

This may be better in the tackle section so sorry if that's the case. The question is if the water clarity is commonly 2-4 foot clear but the lakes have tons and tons of fishing pressure how deep do you think you should be fishing to be able to vertical jig effectively?

What are the most used colors in this spinnerbait just white and black?

Reading some old books and it seems they talk about a sonar lure. Is that a blade bait?

Redman single spinnerbaits I like to look at the history of bass fishing and see this style the single Spinnerbait was the king of fishing back in the 1980-early 1990s so what happened? Did we quit fishing them/or did our waters just naturally clear up over time making other baits simply better? part 2 - of this question how where these fish just let them sink to the desired cover and pull them through or was they a stickly shallow water bait?

I often find it challenging to catch fish using downsized and normal-sized double willow blade spinnerbaits in the fall when our water in Iowa is around 2-foot clear. It seems that these spinnerbaits are not as effective in this condition, and I wonder if it is due to the absence of shad in our lakes or the water clarity itself. Any suggestions on how I can improve my success with these spinnerbaits in such conditions?

Cool, great content! Any content that actually teaches you something is better than the same old videos. My favorite videos you post are this style and the ones that say, "Here are my rods and baits for deep summer fishing" (the ones that go into great detail, not just the videos explaining 5 baits).

If the hump is top is about 6 foot do you still think a c-rig is a good way to fish it since you will probably get consistently snag or are you just going lighter in weight?

I like the new one honestly looks clean much better pics also

Does anyone like to fish a Texas rig creature bait in the rock? Just slowly dragging it back ticking the rock. I sorta think this is silly Idk why but I imagine that a C-rig would present the bait better along with a drop shot or a shakey head worm just other items that sort float above the rocks so the bass can see it better am I incorrect for thinking this?

Ok, so it seems at all times. Now the question is do you think they are a key area even in small 300 acres lakes that get trolled all day? I have small lake around here, that’s highly pressured and I just can’t get bit on rock

I found this also and that’s sorta what I was thinking as a rough guideline

Is there a weather condition you prefer to fish rock or do you just always fish that structure?

You believe no matter how dirty the water is they will still sit in 19 sometimes?

Do you have a rough mental guideline for how deep to fish based on the water clarity? example it's only about 2 foot clear so you fish up to 10 foot deep or do you not believe this matters much?