With this kind of realistic rubber bait, how do you present it (put it on say a 2oz hook

I dropped my super realistic bluegill bait in the lake yesterday and didn’t care because it had never caught squat.

Yeah those gillys never did me any justice either. Maybe we just suck LOL​@@Metal_junk

In some places bass only eat familiar foods because they get smart

@@J_Diz Senkos, soft plastics, and sunfish painted crankbaits work best for my main fishing spot.

People rag on the banjo minnow and I didn't like all the hardware but simply nose hooking those things was deadly!

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​@@egomaniac247 the 8"(maybe?) Big banjo minnow in clear/silver-flash with a owner circle hook in the nose was THE lure for catching tarpon off the beach back before Hogy lures were a thing. Heavy enough to get a good cast, and sinks slow enough to stay off the bottom, and tarpon love lures that swim like snakes.

@@egomaniac247bro fr😂

@@Hotrod407 whoever this is I like your videos

Fr only 10$ for the pack to i gotta try these out

Use some on a drop shot last weekend and caught 20 in an hour. I switched to a different drop shot and stopped getting bit.

Banjo minnow is suing them.

@@thomasc5753wow

Bro they are so realistic I accidentally started to fry them in my pan! And even after they started to melt I tried to eat them!

Facts lol

Must really put a damper on catching fish since all baits smell like chemicals and are made from them lol

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@@ChaceBennettI’m assuming it means he sets his drag really low so that even the smallest of dinks rips drag, making it sound like a monster when it’s likely not. At least, that’s what it sounds like it means

the fact that he did not show the fish confirms your statement

Like let me set my hook with mild aggression and it still rips 😂okay bud.

Haha

He wants u to watch his long form vidoe

Even if he had one on the line. That tension must have been set so low

He does in the long form

That sounds nice

I wish I lived near a forest

I live in Arizona it's a desert but I still have fun fishing with grubs and bugs I find near the shore crickets and grasshoppers work well but I think that's anywhere

Find a velvet ant and capture it.

Going outside after it rained digging up earthworms was my childhood. 🥹

I was like 13 when the banjo minnow came out i remember begging my parents to get them for me. Im pretty sure i had no idea what to do with them and never caught anything lol

I still fish with mine. I've had quite alot of success with the Banjo. Now the helicopter lure from Roland Martin is a different story. I've never caught anything with those

Were you fighting a snag? As good as you are an editing I would imagine that you would show a fish in the short?!

Click on the full video

Gotta understand what a video advertisement is.

@@itsjustfishingwhat exactly is he advertising ? bc all im seeing is a video of him reviewing a lure 🤓 smart one

@@stargaz1n His videos. He even told you that, smart one. If you want to see the rest, you have to watch the full video on his channel, so he can get paid.

Same. Meanwhile the good old zoom super fluke looks like a hunk of plastic and just caught me a five pounder and 20 dinks in a row.

@@DoctorSess the super fluke is a super bass catcher. It’s one of my confidence baits.

@@DoctorSesswhat color do you use because I can never catch any on the flukes, I’ve had the same pack for two years now. Granted I bought them when I knew nothing about fishing (now I know next to nothing 😂) and I got the bubblegum color. Man do they hate it

@@danteortega6510 almost always pearl white or if the water is extra clear the grey Shad color. I like to use it as a jerk bait, pop it a couple times so it swims back and forth and then let it fall. You can fish it like this on top water, mid column, or even off the bottom to get those reaction strikes. If that doesn’t work slow down completely and just toss it out and “dead stick” it. Eventually your line will start swimming so pay attention.

@@DoctorSess I’m typically fishing the worst waters you can think of: murky Texas waters. I lose sight of baits within 6 inches of the surface. So for these waters do you still recommend white or should I get a dark blue or black if they have it? I greatly appreciate the advice as well, it’s been extremely tough for me as I’m teaching myself and can’t fish nearly as much as I want.

Same

dying shad often do. Bass being ambush predators and opportunistic feeders, they will absolutely jump right at those.

@@kmw5100 it’s more so that bass are the easiest fresh water fish to catch and it doesn’t matter what you throw at them. Straight child’s play

Never mind I didn’t realize it said in the video sorry😂

You can rig them multiple ways. Friend of mine used a drop shot with the 3.5 inch and caught a ton of smallmouth. I Texas rigged mine with it on its side and caught a handful myself. You can also ned rig it, as a bladed jig trailer, wacky hook i through the back. Biggest downside is durability but they work. The 5 inch ones I have are good to throw weightless and the action is superb.

@@andreasn6242 thanks man!

2lb blackfin tuna

I always love hearing stories from other anglers about their personal exploits on that particular body of water…I’m a native and current resident of the not so great state of California (being a native gives me the right to trash talk this abomination of the union)! When I was a youngster I had the opportunity to go to Louisiana every summer for about a month from the 3rd grade to about the 8th grade with my best friend as his grandfather lived in Louisiana and operated a shrimp boat there! He took us boys from Cali on some of the most awesome adventures that will remain as some of the very best times of my life! Getting to experience a completely different way of life and living at that age was truly life changing for me and I feel blessed to have experienced it!!! Everything about that state was absolutely amazing and like nothing else I ever did experience anywhere else I have ever been! From the many 1st experiences of my life, like…alligators in close proximity almost everywhere we went, catfish so big I am pretty certain that they could’ve eaten me at the time, the biggest and most alien looking bugs I’ve ever seen, almost daily interactions with water moccasins, unconditional and unsupervised trust with my newly gifted bb/pellet gun, every and all manner of fireworks that are illegal in California (always have been), swamps and bayou’s, whole neighborhood crab, shrimp, crawdad/crayfish feeds, epic and absolute next level fishing with lake Pontchartrain probably being my favorite! We used to spend all day on that particular body of water and never once got bored! I also remember clearly catching a very large and great fighting Sheepshead along with an assortment of other fish species on that body of water! Reminiscing has me writing way too much probably, so I’ll let you go with that and thanks for the trip down memory lane!

I was summoned 👀 need help

Plot twist it was a snag

Bro i ain’t sponsored lol

😂😂

Vanford

Looks like the Shimano Vanford Spinning Reel

True

These fish fight hard!! I’ve had 6lbers that just floated their way in.