His ascent has been rapid and well-deserved for sure! Thanks for the comment. Here's his full playlist --> th-cam.com/play/PLqCVQ-qVE7YdgudQGc9pSGc7gvsYzA2Vj.html
A job well done on catching these excellent fish, also they got some great colors in them as well. There's really only one favorite crankbait that I have to be catching fish with and that is the yo-zuri pins minnow, it's a 1/16 oz. also the color I use a lot is the gold flame. With this I can catch different species of fish. Bass, perch, crappies, pan fish, trout and pickerel. To meet doesn't matter what type of species of fish I catch, I just like to fish and enjoy the outdoors. Also enjoy myself while I'm fishing too.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and taking the time to make these. I appreciate your dedication to the sport. Kane Fishing Gear (wounded vet helping other wounded vets through fishing) P.S. Would be honored to send you a free hat
@@dmillz23 we still have sweat dripping off us. I live in this Texas heat and don’t even run AC and HVAC is what I did for a living most of my life. Never once turned it on this year. Spoils you and the electric bills are outrageous. My dad had his own HVAC company when he was still alive. Some of these Texas attics hit 160. 8 hours installing systems in those will wear you down if your spoiled by AC.
Hi James, this was filmed in Oct of 2020 in MN. Some parts of the Great Lakes States are coming into this period now, and much of the country will soon enough. We generally shoot two years' worth of inventory when we connect with a guy like Seth -- we publish ~ 1/2 of the content in the current year and save a few vids for next. As for timing, our audience mix is pretty nationwide, so sometimes a tactic is current to where you live and sometimes not quite there. If we had to lean one direction, we'd prefer being a little early to give folks a little time to consider and prepare for a technique should they be interested in trying. We love filming in Texas but haven't made it there this fall. We just got back from Idaho and Michigan and will be out to California soon. Looking forward to getting back to the Lone Star State soon.
Are crank baits actually that much more successful around rocks/brush/etc? I’m from Florida and fish mostly small lakes and big ponds from a Jon boat so pretty much the only cover I fish is grass. Never seem to have much luck with squarebills/medium divers and especially deep divers
Hi Mason, we get this feedback a lot from Florida folks. Crankbaits are more limited on many Florida fisheries, but mainstay in many other parts of the country. If you have a mix of hard cover, then crankbaits are a must-have for serious bass anglers. If you're dealing with heavy grass, then ChatterBaits, swimbaits, Texas Rigs, etc. may be the better option.
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This is how you sell a bait. Actual fish catch footage and Feider is a no frills straight to the point kinda guy. Easy to listen to and watch.
Feider is one of the top tier anglers out there. As far as versatility and knowledge, he's second to none.
His ascent has been rapid and well-deserved for sure! Thanks for the comment. Here's his full playlist --> th-cam.com/play/PLqCVQ-qVE7YdgudQGc9pSGc7gvsYzA2Vj.html
Mr. Feider is awesome to listen to. I like to hear his knowledge of grass fishing. Like to see more from him!
He's one of a kind for sure. Check out his playlist and watch all of his vids in one place! th-cam.com/play/PLqCVQ-qVE7YdgudQGc9pSGc7gvsYzA2Vj.html
@@Wired2Fishthank you!
Shout out to the description editor. There's so much great information here that I had to favorite it twice
Not a very common comment but we appreciate it! Couldn't squeeze all of his knowledge into the description 📙.
A job well done on catching these excellent fish, also they got some great colors in them as well.
There's really only one favorite crankbait that I have to be catching fish with and that is the yo-zuri pins minnow, it's a 1/16 oz. also the color I use a lot is the gold flame. With this I can catch different species of fish.
Bass, perch, crappies, pan fish, trout and pickerel. To meet doesn't matter what type of species of fish I catch, I just like to fish and enjoy the outdoors.
Also enjoy myself while I'm fishing too.
Love my BAGLEY’S
FLAT BALSA B2 that square bill on the timberline and stumps are on fire 🔥
Thanks for sharing Brian. The Bagley's are fine balsa crankbaits as well. We like the sounds of your bite!
I can’t get enough of the Feider vids
I have a feeling it would've been a "release to the grease" situation for Mr. Walleye regardless!
Best pro angler on youtube, No one flips bass like Seth..😀
👍. Keep tuning in -- Seth delivered a comprehensive pitching video with us a few months ago. We'll likely hold until next year though.
He's becoming my favorite Angler
This dude's a beast brotha
When the lama talks, you listen. 🤘
Love this guys videos
Been catching them all year on the OG slim love them.. Great Video!
Glad to hear it Swimbait on A prairie! Making Ott DeFoe and Rapala proud of their excellent purpose-built creation.
Nice Fish… I love to crank some fish. Thanks for the video.
Excellent video by the A.O.Y.!
Glad you enjoyed it! Did you catch his AOY overview video from a few weeks ago? th-cam.com/video/sFVdsJIsLAE/w-d-xo.html
Those are some nice "VMC" hooks on his bait.😉 must be a new coating.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and taking the time to make these. I appreciate your dedication to the sport. Kane Fishing Gear
(wounded vet helping other wounded vets through fishing) P.S. Would be honored to send you a free hat
Thanks Seth i appreciate you teaching us some tips and tricks. Keep up the great fishing in your tournaments
Appreciate the kind words Travis.
Damn good content! But MAN, I have a hard time throwing a crank because I have been pricked many times.
Thanks for those great tips!!!👊🏻 Stay Safe & God Bless!!!
You bet!
MORE!!!! I NEEED MMMMMMOOOOOORRRRREEE!!!
Seth, I want to see the video of that 6-9 you got with Polish Pete!
Us too!
Anothet great video ,what colors would you recommend up here on lake St Clair thanks 👍
Cool water. When was this filmed? We’re still in the 90s in Texas. I wouldn’t think it would be that much cooler up north already.
Northern NY my water Temps are in the low 60s. It gets cold quick up here. Only have about another month of open water.
@@dmillz23 we still have sweat dripping off us. I live in this Texas heat and don’t even run AC and HVAC is what I did for a living most of my life. Never once turned it on this year. Spoils you and the electric bills are outrageous. My dad had his own HVAC company when he was still alive. Some of these Texas attics hit 160. 8 hours installing systems in those will wear you down if your spoiled by AC.
Hi James, this was filmed in Oct of 2020 in MN. Some parts of the Great Lakes States are coming into this period now, and much of the country will soon enough. We generally shoot two years' worth of inventory when we connect with a guy like Seth -- we publish ~ 1/2 of the content in the current year and save a few vids for next. As for timing, our audience mix is pretty nationwide, so sometimes a tactic is current to where you live and sometimes not quite there. If we had to lean one direction, we'd prefer being a little early to give folks a little time to consider and prepare for a technique should they be interested in trying. We love filming in Texas but haven't made it there this fall. We just got back from Idaho and Michigan and will be out to California soon. Looking forward to getting back to the Lone Star State soon.
Much better no mustache
HATS to clean man
I think if someone called me the Llama I would cut my hair
Are crank baits actually that much more successful around rocks/brush/etc? I’m from Florida and fish mostly small lakes and big ponds from a Jon boat so pretty much the only cover I fish is grass. Never seem to have much luck with squarebills/medium divers and especially deep divers
Yes. Crankbaits bouncing through rocks and deflecting get bit!
Hi Mason, we get this feedback a lot from Florida folks. Crankbaits are more limited on many Florida fisheries, but mainstay in many other parts of the country. If you have a mix of hard cover, then crankbaits are a must-have for serious bass anglers. If you're dealing with heavy grass, then ChatterBaits, swimbaits, Texas Rigs, etc. may be the better option.
What was the water temperature
Low 50's on this day Jim.
Can you guys make more panfish videos?
On it Aiden, we have some coming up!
That a pf tautal elite?
It is not a pitch and flip. Seth is using the Daiwa Tatula SV TW.
Why the llama on the thumbnail?! Am I missing something? Haha
Hi Oscar -- this read covers it, but it's still kind of a head-scratcher.
The Llama is feiders nickname
Let’s go Brandon!
Is this Alan Jackson's son?
No, he is the illegitimate son of Hank Hill.
Dude just put on a clinic
He's pretty good at doing that on the fish catching and content front! We love working with the dude.