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When I'm not in the boat, I'm fishing the bank on a small pond. I always fish the rock dam. My bait: a tube, and a 1/4 ounce and 3/8 ounce jig. That's all i use because that's all i need. Joe

Thanks LowBrow for the tips. That’s good to hear again. I appreciate the info very much.

Thanks LowBrow great jerkbait tips bud 👍🏻

Your first paragraph said it all when you said " yup, they're out in the middle!" Us bank fishermen can put our stuff away as we can't reach the middle. We will have to wait until Spring, when the bass start coming out of their Winter haunts.

They're banned here, but the sporting goods store still sells them.

I have caught bass before using a jerk-bait but, I couldn't tell you when the last time it was that I caught anything on a Jerk-Bait. It's been that long ago. I couldn't even tell you how long it's been that I fished a Jerk-Bait, even though I do have two or three different Jerk-Baits in my stash.

Ball head jigs with grubs and minners done me good most of my life.

Ned rigs and wacky rigs are best from the bank. Easy to use and catch lots of fish! Thanks for another awesome video LB!

I get frustrated when I see bass chasing bait just under the surface and can't get a bite on a jerkbait. I probably use them too long before changing but it's a hard habit to break.

It was cold and windy two days ago when I went to the lake. Still caught 3 fish. Even though I was freezing I kept fishing 😂

Thanks for the great tips LB! Haven't done good with jerkbaits last month or so. Makes sense that base get used to them.

I started using small 2 hook jerkbaits from the bank recently and caught some fish. But it's always smart to have options.

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The shear number and variety of hooks these days is astounding. I can only imagine how daunting it is for someone just getting into the sport. This video helps answer a lot of questions!

I’m visiting family in Tennessee this week for Thanksgiving. I’m going to try out my Waco rig and Wacky rig technique with my brother in law. I’m confident in my abilities to catch fish thanks to you. Will update later.

I could never get a good hookset with a texas rigged ewg hook. I switched to the round bend hooks and stopped missing fish. I also really dont use a worm t-rigged. I mostly use craw patterns. If I use a worm I use a shakey head or wacky rig usually.

T rigs are really versatile. That's why they catch so many fish! Appreciate the tips!

I don't fish a t rig nearly as much as I used to, but I mostly use a craw or creature bait when I do. Not saying a senko is bad, but I feel more comfortable with other types of soft plastics instead.

Thanks for sharing the history of the Texas rig!!✊ Learned something new about using the Texas rig in a different way! Stay Safe & God Bless!! 🤠👍

I was bad about using the wrong hooks. I thought bigger was always better.

Lowbrow, i fish a fluke. Texas rigged like you rig it, but i.bounce it off the bottom like a worm. Joe

Awesome tips LB! I throw a weightless senko from the bank.

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Great tips LowBrow and info on this topic thank you bud 👍🏻

Woohoo There’s the Mardi Gras rig!

Hey Lowbrow. Have you heard anything about keeping the handles up on a bait caster while pitching or flipping?

got to love that spinnerbait bite! never gets old! I'm also a fan of the shimano m/d rod for the $..

Great video!!!! Thanks for the helpful tips!!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!! 🤠👍

I need to use painted blades way more than I do. Have so many of them but they often get forgotten about amongst all the other shiny toys. A great reminder!

The spinner bait is one of the only two lures that I have in my bass fishing arsenal that I've never caught a bass with. The other bait is the bass jig. I know, lots of fishermen faun over these lures, and with good reason. I've just never had any luck with either, and it's not like I haven't tried catching bass with a spinner or a jig.

Funny to me how you mentioned that chatterbaits haven't been the ticket for you this year. I live in the midwest and it's been the same story for me. Maybe those fish have seen and heard so many they've been chatterbaited to death.

Used to fish a spinnerbait more back about 30 years ago when I was much younger in my 50s. Don't know why I stopped using them as much.

Hard to beat the classic lures. Spinnerbaits have been around so long because of how well they work!

Love all the great fish catches! Seeing how you use the baits out on the water is a big help.👍👊

Love the Strike King spinnerbait only difference is mine is the chartreuse one. Great video LowBrow thank you bud 👍🏻

I usually just stay home on cold windy days. That wind just cuts right through me. But now I'm tempted to go out more! Thanks for the tips LB!

Most underrated fishing channel on TH-cam! How you can go out on your small boat and catch fish anytime just amazes me! Keep the awesome tips coming!

Really nice fish LB! Caught my biggest this year on a 1/4 spinnerbait with a Colorado blade. A shade over 3.5 lbs.

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Fishing different water is definitely my biggest weakness. It’s why I love fishing new lakes - no history. I am doing better checking new areas than I used to, but still tough for sure.

Great video LowBrow thanks for the secrets on tough days and had plenty of them 👍🏻

Here in Kentucky the temperature is dropping into the 40s, this time of year it put on my fall go to bait. The tube. I fish chunk rock, or any kind of rock bank. Fish on. Joe

Lowbrow I always enjoy your videos.. I was in my local lake the other day and of course I have people ask me what I’m fishing with I tell them a stick bait but I don’t tell them a Waco rig I cast out talking to them and got a 4 pounder 😂😂😂

I've got several spots so secretive that the fish can't even find them. Thanks Lowbrow

I been seeing little minnows and such under my dock so I guess I'm lucky I ain't gotta go far.

I'm always amazed how big the schools get in the winter. I've seen hundreds of bass grouped up off a point.

Found a spot this morning where I caught 3 fish on 5 casts, but if I cast 15 feet away from there I got nothing.

I'm still trying to read the conditions to pick my lures but I feel like I'm getting better at it. But a ned rig still seems to work best for me most times.

I never used to move along the bank. But I learned to keep my feet moving. I catch way more fish.

Fishing empty water is something I do too much. I need to stop changing out 100 lures and just move.