I bought the sea clear harness installed it myself and love it

4:58 That’s what she said.

For jackhammer 1/2 oz chatter bait is the ticket . We fish lot delta water way

Great points.

Bluegill beds on my Texas lake are 15 feet deep. Doesn't really help.

Do they make house calls? It's a looooong way from Arizona!!😅

I just use dedicated batteries for my electronics. It's actually 2 power wheels batteries. I'm only running 2 graphs though. The longest I ran them without recharging was about 16hrs over 2 days. I kept noticing some feed back from the trolling motor when it and the electronics were on the same batteries.

I did the same wiring upgrade on my boat myself including having its own battery and it made quite a difference. I was getting low battery warnings on my two Solix before and now everything is running great. I advise anyone with a older boat or one that has a lot of electronics to get this upgrade. They will see a difference.

Depending on where you are in the country. Up here in PA, Bluegill will spawn about 3 times from Spring to Fall. Spawn is triggered usually by the first full moon after your major temperature transitions (spring to summer, summer, summer into fall). Using bluegill is a great way to catch decent sized bass and larger, as the bass shift to eating larger prey 3-4" size bluegill, tadpoles, etc, once they enter the 12-14" inch range. Which means using a nice realistic bluegill crank will very rarely yield what we call "a dink" lol. -Fun fact: return to bluegill spawning spots after the early spawn as the first spawn of the year (spring) will happen before the bass, and some bass will actually "take over" or re use a bluegill bed for spawning. In other words, you can get a good idea where to find big spawning bass before the spawn even starts. :-)

HOT TIPS" THANKS!

Very cool, informative, and timely. Thanks. 👍🇺🇸

5:26 😂😂😂😂😂

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As someone who gets off work @ 10:30pm I really appreciate this video

Nice job Tyler, as always!

Good rundown, Tyler. Thanks.

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Tyler you need a polarizing filter if you want to show anything underwater lol, other than that another great video!

Started fishing for the first time a few months ago and decided to start learning jigs. So far, I’m doing well with them (to my knowledge) and learning a lot!

OOOO 🦌!!! Oh hey Ty when are you gonna drop new colors for the sun gloves? Specifically aqua or sea foam colors?

Seeing the deer in the background made me laugh. She’s just chilling back there having a drink lol

Great information thank you

The wacky rig is about the only thing I could get bit on yesterday, although I did have some early morning luck on a ghost gill pattern choppo 70, which I'd highly recommend to anyone fish around bluegill beds. Bluegills seem to be the primary forage around my way(southwestern Virginia).

There is a deer, looks like a doe, over your right shoulder, that has been casually drinking and slowly walking around. It was a bit of a distraction, but I hit rewind and paid attention to you. Big Catfish and Bass will hit a Bluegill under a float in the summer usually around dark when they come in shallow to feed.

I just recently graduated from the bank to a kayak I was checking out some gill beds and I saw a few nice bass lurking around them. I caught a few but I saw some that were way bigger

Easiest

The Gilly is killer

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A big swimjig with a paddle tail Swimbait is phenomenal and the bass will definitely find it. Their eyes are better than you think at night

Two of the best topwater baits are the Fred Arbogast Jitter Bug and the Heddon Crazy Crawler. These have been my go-to topwater plugs for fifty years and they have never let me down. One improvement I made years ago was going to a large, black, jointed Jitter Bug, which worked even better than the straight one. You should check out Bass Masters Magazines back in the mid 1980s. I seem to remember something along that line of night feeding bass, but my memory is much worse than yours.

Or even $60 for a damn sun shirt 😂

There’s no way a hat should be $30😂

i need your professional help with some things . i fish in the ohio and erie canal . i have bing fishing in there and i am just caching small bass

iv been killing it at Alum on a swim jig the last few weeks.

Jigs take patience guys. Most days you won’t get tons of bites but I’m tellin yall right now, there is not a better bait in your tacklebox to catch a hawg on. Caught a 8-7 yesterday on a jig. Only fish I caught in about 5 hours of fishing on jig

Great video as always! What is your go to color for clear lakes loaded with grass.

Really tried using a bladed jig for the first time today (zman flashback mini). Put a yum 3" sonar minnow in clear shad and fish wwre slamming it like it was personal. What a phenomenal bait

I have confidence in it but I can’t seem to ever get bites on it. I’ll be fishing ponds to learn but when I fish a lake…. Nada.

I fish a chatterbait more than crankbaits these days due to the versatility. It is also my go-to windy day bait.

Caught my first smallmouth the other day with a mini max. It was a tank too!

Heavily fished large lakes, I have lost more on Ewg hooks than on offset. I am going back to offset hooks.

Caught my first few jig bass on a bitsy jig about 2 weeks ago here in Michigan. The pike were a little hungry for jigs that day as well. 😂

Jigs are my 1# confidence bait. 85% of the time it's glued to my hand.

You dont look like Mark normand, but for some reason this thumbnail made me do a double take. For a second I thought Mark Normand was bass fishing lmao.

Love the jig so much big bass love them.

Jig and spinner baits are the only two baits I have in my arsenal that I've never caught a darn thing with. I used to have three baits that I never caught anything with. That third bait was a chatter bait, then one day out of the blue I finally got a bite with it. After that day all of the sudden I routinely started catching fish on chatter baits and I don't know why or how I was actually able to finally get a fish to bite using this bait. I'm hoping the same things will happen with my jigs and spinner baits.

I literally have several different tackle sling bags with themes like crankbaits, soft baits, mixer, etc. The one I use the most is my jigs.

I crush smallies on the strike king bitsy bug jig 1/8 oz all day they love it. Tip it with a super chunk Jr. Or a yum Ned craw. Confidence bait for me for sure

After almost 50 years of fishing I’m finally starting to gain confidence in fishing a jig !! Thanks for all the great tips and tricks

I love chatterbaits they catch big fish