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We might have to make that happen! Let us know if you ever need help with them! Maybe we could do a collab video? 👀

@@metroplexbassaddicts Yes. I need help breaking down a new lake. My son is fishing for his high school and I wasn't ever big into tournament fishing different lakes.

What lake is it? We’d love to try and help the best we can!

@@metroplexbassaddicts we have Tawokoni, Fork and regionals at Lewisville.

We should have plenty of content from those lakes coming this spring, and have a good array of videos on each over the years you could watch! We could also get in touch and talk more if need be!

Thank you, we’re glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

Denali Rods makes several great ones, it just depends on how much you are looking to spend but they have several great options at different price points. You want anywhere from a 7’0” to a 7’6” Medium Heavy Fast Action Rod. The 2 mentioned in this video are a 7’4 Medium Heavy Fast Action Denali Rods Lithium Pro Worm and Jig Rod and a 7’2” Medium Heavy Fast Action Denali Rods Kovert LT Worm and Jig Rod! Pair any of those options with a high speed Baitcast reel and 17-20 pound fluorocarbon line and you are ready to go!

Absolutely! We’ve known since 2017, it’s always been a great place to catch them and get a quick video for us! Thanks for stopping by the channel!

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

New to fishing here , what is a drop shot?

It’s a type of lure where the weight (usually a cylinder or tear drop shaped tungsten or lead weight) is below the hook anywhere from 8 inches to 3 feet or so, and the hook is above the weight usually with a smaller finesse soft plastic worm or fluke style bait. Usually fished on a spinning rod with light line! Hope this helps, thanks for watching!

That’s awesome! We could definitely set something up! Thanks for watching and we’ll hit the water soon!

Thank you, and thanks for watching!

Awesome, thank you so much for watching and for subscribing! We really appreciate it! Ray Hubbard has always been a lake that has given us trouble, we need to get back out there soon and try to finally conquer it and get a good video or two on it!

@@metroplexbassaddicts Fork is the GOAT Hubbard is the SKUNK

lol we totally agree with you there! We’ll get our revenge on Hubbard soon enough! Would you like to see videos from Hubbard if we ever go back out there?

@@metroplexbassaddicts yes indeed. Obviously I'm a sadist lol. Actually I've caught some pretty good green fish on Ole hub. They're there you just have to look for them. Tight lines my brother

lol sounds good, tight lines!

Good to be back!

Lol, this wins comment of the night! Thanks for watching! We hope you enjoyed!

@@HookemLandon it’s a secret 🤫 one of our favorite little lakes, gotta protect it!

@@metroplexbassaddicts lol alright then

@@metroplexbassaddictsI know where it’s at

It’s gas

@@fischer5912 Nicee

No problem! We’re glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching!

@@TheRecon1a it was definitely an interesting format and it was a lot of fun! Luckily, since Eagle Mountain is a fairly small lake, the drive to weigh-in each time wasn’t too bad, but it definitely was interesting having to leave our spot to go weigh-in and then come back to fishing afterwards! We look forward to fishing that format again! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

@@gabewalker1921 ouch is right lol 😂 doing much better now though! Thanks for watching!

It's in the pool of the river just below the dam of Broken Bow Lake!

Thank you!

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No problem, we try our best to make our videos fun and educational! We hope you continue to like them and learn at least a little something from us!

Thank you, we appreciate it!

@@brianwolfe9294 pretty sure we got it at academy if I remember correctly. In terms of baits, we threw mostly a white swim jig and chatterbait in this video, also caught a couple flipping a bluegill colored jig and throwing a frog! Thanks for watching, we’re glad you enjoyed the video!

@@F.Ronnie thank you! It means a lot!

@@F.Ronnie it sure is, luckily it seems like fall is starting soon! Thanks for watching!

It’s a sneaky good bass lake too 🤫

Thanks for watching! Tournament video next Thursday!

Thank you! And thanks for watching, we’re glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for the tips! We’ll definitely give them a try when we get the chance! We do have a big rear light we have tried to use, the issue we’ve had with it so far is that after dark with it on it absolutely blinds us if we look toward the back of the boat and it makes it hard to see anything beyond it, the LED strips are a great idea though! Lewisville is our home lake as well. It can be great, but it’s typically very tough lol, we do have several videos on it from over the past 3 years or so if you wanted to go find them on our channel and check them out 👍 We appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment with some input on how to make our lowlight filming better, and we appreciate you watching the video and supporting the channel! Tight lines!

@@RippedLipsBassFishing it’s inconsistent for sure, sometimes it’s great, most of the time it’s horrible 🤣 thanks for watching!

Extremely tough time of year, especially on Lewisville! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel! I’m not sure if there is a Facebook group for the Friday nighter or not, we just happened to stumble across them back in 2020 being at the boat ramp at the right time on a Friday night. They happen every Friday starting in April usually from 6:30-10:30 PM, they start taking registration at tower bay at about 5:45 or 6 most weeks. $20 per person entry ($40 for a two man team, $20 for an individual angler) with an optional $10 side pot as well! Come out and fish! The guy who runs them is named Justin and he’s nice as can be, you can get his number from him if you decide to go to one soon and then can text him each week to confirm if the tournament is happening. Sometimes he has to cancel due to weather or personal things! Hope this helps, if we find out more we’ll let you know!

Thank you and thanks for watching! Lewisville is definitely a tough lake, especially in the summer!

We don’t put any weight down on the fish, we just hover our foot over the fish to get it to stop flopping long enough for us to grab it. We would never step on a bass 👍

Will do, thank you!

@@toneythetiger76 us too! Thanks for stopping by 😂

Thank you, we’re glad you enjoyed the video and we hope the tips were helpful!

Sorry to hear you struggled too! It’s been super tough out there for us the last year or two. It used to be so good to us and now it feels like a new lake every time we go out there. Very strange. Hopefully one of us can figure it out soon, good luck and thanks for watching!

@@kevinduggins2087 yessir! Lots of great videos to be made in the future for us!

It’s a fun challenge! They put the tournament on, we heard about it, and decided to fish it!

Heck yeah man! Good job!

Thank you!

I’m sure there will be another opportunity to go out there in a tournament setting on a Saturday sometime soon! You guys were definitely on the right caliber of fish to do well! Thanks for watching!

On Bois D’Arc it has special regulations. You can only keep bass 16 inches or smaller. Anything over 16 inches must go back in the water. Similar to the slot on lake fork but with no overs.

@@metroplexbassaddictsso the lake regulations exceed state regulations?

Yes, the lake regulations are put in by the Texas parks and wildlife department who manages the fishery. They also set the state regulations, so they have the authority to make changes based on the condition of the lake. Lake Fork, Lake Athens, and Lake Grapevine are other lakes in Texas that have special regulations. There was also a period of time after a fish kill where some of the brazos river lakes (possum kingdom, lake Whitney, and lake Granbury) had their minimum length moved up from 14 to 16 inches to allow the population of bass in the fishery to recover. Because Bois D’Arc is a new lake, they want to protect big bass in the lake from being harvested to ensure that the population of the lake grows well and that the gene pool gets stronger 👍

@@metroplexbassaddictsoh okay that makes sense thank you. I subscribed 👍🏻

Thank you for subscribing and for watching the video, we really appreciate it!

Bois D’Arc has a 16 inch maximum length limit on bass, you can only keep fish 16 inches in length or smaller! We had to throw back the 4, the 3.5 and several other 2.5-3 pounders because of that!

@@metroplexbassaddicts oh u gotchu

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Yessir, there is quite a bit of gator grass still around that area! It’s a cool little spot! It’s cool that you caught them there too!

Thank you, we’re glad you enjoyed the video! Cool to hear about your success in some of the same areas on the lake! It’s a very unique and interesting lake, we can’t wait to get back out there!

Sorry about that! We’re sure you guys will return the favor! Thank you and thanks for watching!

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

Thanks Jeff! See you then!