My bro and I were fishIng a team tourney on the Cal Delta. A ski boat made a clockwise turn in a slough to turn around. We were traveling on the right side, but the skier decided to roost us anyways. Blood boiled and pleasantries were exchanged. Also, I could have caught a skier a spinnerbait once when he tried to roost me while I was fishing...but since I'm such a nice guy, I stopped the trajectory at the last second. A white spinnerbait with double willows:)

This old school baits reinvention thing is really good advice, thank you so much for the upload and best of wishes for you and your family.

Most excellent. Thank you for sharing!

Great tip, Rabdy! Thanks for sharing!

As soon as that tube went on the shank of the bait, my mind immediately thought 🤔 I Have to try this with a Spinnerbait!!! Thanks for another wonderful tip👍

Great tip. Thanks Randy.

Great segment. Thank you!

Nice tip Randy! Yep, I saw it on Jonny‘s channel yesterday just like you mentioned and figured I would give it a shot soon. God bless!

Good stuff Randy Thanks......

I can honestly say I’ve never fished a tube like that , but I really like it , thanks mr Randy

Very interesting. Thanks Randy.

Loving the hat Randy!!! Great tips in the "Tackle Room"😁

I watched this video this morning. Decided to go try it. Accidentally caught a 37” musky. 😅

Tube is a great skirt for a Buzzbait too

Finally I can use those tubes that I got in some of my subscription boxes. Thank you so much for this tip. Merry Christmas and Cheers!

Randy, the roughing up the bait is the best tip ever. I have never thought to do that ever. I was in the mind set touch bait as little as possible

Great info. Thank You!

Awesome tip & secret uncovered! It’s both of both worlds in one!

Really enjoy the pro tips looking forward to them into action! Also enjoy mental Monday! Thanks

Never seen this combo before.... looks good...!!!

cool modification! love the tube thanks man!

Thank you for sharing.

I have been using the tube on my chatter baits and I have had some good success. Thanks for the video Randy. I didn't think about putting part of a worm inside the tube to hold it in place. Great idea. Thanks.

I Really appreciate your Videos and Helpful tips!!!

Awesome! Thanks

Thanks for showing how to rig it on the chatterbait!!!👊🏻 Your buddy Matt mentioned it in his tube video but didn't say how to rig it but you followed up!!!👍🏻 Team Work!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!!

thanks for all the tips your the best

Nice, I’m gonna give it a shot! Thanks for the continued good tips! God is good! God bless!

Good idea. I usually just glued mine on, but I'll give it a go.

Thanks, Randy

Appreciate the video, I’m gonna try this trick this weekend! 👍🏻🇺🇸🎣

I’ve been fishing tubes as jig and chatterbait trailers for years for smallies in the great lakes. Killer bait.

Looks good 👍 Gonna have to try this!

Freaking genius. Great video brother.

Thanks Randy......

Haha ole Johnny let the cat out the bag!! I watched and can’t wait to try it!

Great Tip!

Great methods shown in this video ty 👍

I love all your videos and all your tips thanks for sharing your knowledge with us Randy it’s amazing how many tips that you have can you keep this going on for years?

I have A LOT - CASE of old vintage tubes - I’ll give this a try- because I don’t like the chatter bait- lol. Great channel Randy.

Good juice Randy! I love the chatterbait crosseyez. Has a nice weed guard and better skirt. $10. I’ll be trying this modification! 👍

Good video!! I’ll be putting this tip to use. I’ve used tubes before,,, but didn’t insert the small piece of worm. Game Changer!!

Now that’s smallmouth candy great idea

Great advice I’m definitely going to try that tomorrow on the water. but I will say the lake I moved to 2 years ago has proven the Jackhammer for me. I know it’s expensive but on this particular lake (yes I’ve experimented with them all) the Jackhammer shines. When the Chatterbait bite is “on” I get 3:1 jackhammer: any other (even custom made) they are expensive but effective

thanks, great idea - now I can repurpose a bunch of the plastics that I haven't used in a long time!

I like the Jack hammer because it vibrates quicker in start up and while super slow rolling it! Also Tubes are phenomenal plastics!

Just when I thought Ive seen it all. I'm speechless only seen a handful of videos from this channel and I learned something on everyone I watched

Thanks Sir! I’m doing this! I used skirtless with a swim bait - very little love.

Randy bringing the juice!

Dang! For once in my life I’m ahead of something lol. Started doing this back in the spring. I’m always messing with different baits. This one actually works most don’t lol

Yessir juicy for the winter bite!!!

Great winter bait

Love chatterbaits and agree on the Jackhammer v Evo. I run Evos and the minis when it calls for it. Just smacked a smallmouth yesterday in very brown water conditions on a white ⅜ Evo with a pearl white trailer. So much flexibility on these lures in regards to how you can present them. If you don't fish them you should.

Great idea to use up all my old packages of tubes hahahahaha

I been doing this exact same thing for years , on the original chatterbait , both with skirt and without and I use ear plugs instead of old worms Oddly enough I only do it in clear water and I fish it slow almost like a jig , I lift the tip fast to get blade going then let it drop

I have a cool the old chatterbaits and some tubes and a nice stash of Zoom trick worms which are awesome!! I will have to rig this up and give it a try. One question please, I see that the jig head is green, do you think that painting it red would make a difference??? Thanks for sharing Randy!!

this channel is great

You know things are getting serious when Randolph puts on his glasses.

You gave me a thought! I’m going to try a Venom “super do”. They’re more of a thin solid tube variation. 🤔

I watch Johnnys video. I love it because I used to use tubes on Lake Erie for smallmouth. That was the go to Bait. Just wondering Johnny had said something about pushing the tube over the head and I thought it had something to do with flipping. Or was it to go through weeds better just wondering I have to watch the video again Great stuff again thanks Randy

I'm glad to see that you have a channel on fishing I've subscribed but I'm an old time fan so that'll Wagon Train...LOL

Learn something new everyday👏

I’ll be doing this!👍

Love it

This is great i was trying this with a spinnerbait a couple months. And on the chatter brands, I've had more expensive blade baits go bad on me, quit vibrating or whatever then a og zman

I think this will be killer on Lake Cumberland here in Kentucky. It’ll be tied on my rod next trip. Thanks for the tip Randy!

You the man

Jackhammer gets me the bigger bites. I’ll never turn my back on green pumpkin jackhammer, also love the stealth blade

Cool tip. Will keep in my back . Will stay with Jackhammer and Zako for now....

I agree on the old school chatter bait. Only thing I see with the jackhammer is that it starts vibrating immediately. Which may or may not get that reaction bite.

I have been trying things like this for years trying show the fish something different. Wheeler and Guntersville lakes bass have seen everything.

I could see that doing great in clear water on the willow vibe head z man sales. Thank you for sharing the secret! Definitely going to try.. is it decent in cold water?

Randy if u don't wanna have to deal with having to put a worm in every time u put on a new tube. Just try some of the kietech tubes they are completely solid. An actually are meant to be rigged without a stupid tube jig but u can still get that stupid tube action because. The head of the bait is a little more denser then rest of body an causes it to glide back without any weights. An is extremely dense and heavy for its size due to it being completed solid and filled with tons of salt but I think will work well for this as well.

I believe in the Jack Hammer because of the HOOK!

I’ve thought about using a tube on a buzzbait but never a chatterbait. Genius!

I have a few of the Jackhammers but I use the $6.00 one most of the time. and catch more fish I cannot justify spending $15-18.00 on the Jackhammer. I also use Zoom Super Flukes rigged without a skirt. Works great !!

That looks real good. I'm gonna put it on a jack hammer though! 😆 lol

Will do! Tubes might also work with ‘scrounger’ type heads (?). Ever try those?

thanks bro I like that tip.. I like tubes . But never was showed how to rig it.. This one won't cost me nothing because I have tubes and chatters...

I get nervous throwing that jackhammer lol.

Randy, I've been watching a lot of your videos lately. I fully understand the threat technology presents to future fishing. I'm wondering, do you anticipate the average weekend fisherman will be using the high end technology? Or, are you concerned that competitive fisherman are removing quality breeder fish? Aren't these fish put back? I wonder what the survival rate is? Also, do you think changing possession limits to require larger fish be returned to the water and allowing the harvest of smaller ones could make a sustainable difference? I'm 79, and was raised next door to a very large fish hatchery. As a child, on summer evenings I used to sneak down to the ponds with a fishing pole. Possibly a little karma and some good parenting, led became an active conservationist later in life. Frankly, I'd like to see tournaments with much smaller motors and way less electronics. I don't see 300 hp motors or A.I. fishing guides adding anything to the sport or the fishery, but that's where the money is. Until BASS figures out how to handicap fishing competitions by awarding extra competitive points to the most sustainable fishing methods, such as wakeless and exhaust free electric motors, barbless hooks, restocking programs funded by the sport, and habitat restoration, the sport and the fishery will not be sustainable. Fishing and fishing venues have morphed into something that is unrecognizable from the simple adventures of my youth. I see that as sad and alarming. But then, the loss of 30% of all living species on earth as well as 60% of the forests is even more tragic. Unfortunately, our population centers shifted dramatically during the last century. The true stewards of the land were displaced. The majority of our population no longer experience nature as a teacher and an inspiring companion. As a result, they do not see our pristine heritage and home slipping away. Sorry, time to get off the soapbox.

Finally! Someone ADMITTING that there's nothing special about the jackhammer... I hit the thumbs up as soon as I heard you say that.

Keep everyone on Kentucky lake area in heart a lot of life lost in mayfeild

I’m gonna try this on my lake that has 20 foot plus visibility sometimes. Az fishing

Caught three on CB’s with a split tail trailer☺️

Booyah used to make a bait called the booyah boogie bait. it was the best chatter ever made. I can't believe nobody ever picked up the design.. The hook had about an inch long flexible piece of wire poured into the jig head that was soldered to the hook. Night and day when pike fishing not throwing fish.

I’d run this with the smallest size tube and Berkeley floating trout worm on the smallest 1/16th chatterbait and it’s a trout killer.

My most productive blade just to date is still my booyah boogie bait, I think it was called, with the leverage hook that Chaturbate sure for sued so it was discontinued, although, IMHO, they fish completely differently as the boogie really tumors.

If you used the flipping tube by SK, would you still need to add the piece of worm to hold to the hook. I think the flipping tube has a solid head on it. I love tubes and chatter baits. Thank you

Definitely want to try this, do you only use a tube as a trailer on your chatterbaits without a skirt?

That tube bait (Gitzit) was a really hot bait by itself 35 years ago..

thats how i often rig them when the skirts get chewed off. I feel i get more bass when rigged that way.

There is a lake in Idaho that has fantastic largemouth and trout fishing the water is crystal clear I mean see the bottom in twenty feet of water clear the chatterbait works great for me there I normally use a little swim bait trailer but I’ll have to give this a try

I've caught many fish on the good ol chatter bait + zoom lizard combo. I tried it as a joke and now I only fish chatter baits with a June bug zoom lizard

i cut the treble hook of a size5 mepps comet and replace it with a link and a large single then use any medium sized soft plastic, it catches fish on days when everything else fails

Just thanks.

There are no secrets anymore. It's funny, I've tried the Decoy Zero-Dan Flash with a Yamamoto Fat Ika sorta on accident when I ran out of offset hooks when flipping laydowns. I got more bites with just the tube but it's good to know you're on the right track. What's next, Grubs as A-rig trailers? Drop-Shotting Flies?

You can use the Crube from 6th sense and you won't have to insert the piece of worm into hollow part, the top of the Crube has solid plastic just enough for hook keepers.

What size tube do you recommend?

Maybe it is because of my area but I have tried all sorts of chatterbaits and jackhammers just get more bites. It can also be that confidence bait but they work.