The first time I saw the Brush Hog the guy using it caught a big channel catfish. He thought he hooked a giant bass and I'd guess it was guarding the nest.
Howdy neighbor! I’m in Branson for my 42nd anniversary! This place is nuts 🥜, traffic that is. Not my cup of tea. I will be visiting baitwrx and I’ll drop your name q
Not crazy at all. He's done basically the exact same video before. Only difference between the videos that I seem to remember is Randy previously not mentioning pulling the tentacles off. That's it, that's the only new info given. That being said, this video was presented FAR better than the other one and he should be proud of his improvement as a fishing content creator.
He said he repeats content. Few goes back to view all the old videos. I tried, but TH-cam only lets me see a very narrow selection of anybody’s old videos. So, a bit of repeating is great for new viewers like me.
@@ricksonora6656 I completely understand rehashing and updating topics from time to time, especially as certain techniques become relevant in the time of year they're most effective in. Irregardless of repetition, I definitely appreciated the higher quality presentation of the topic over the older video.
Great tips for fishing the brush hogs...You mentioned that you will use the brush hogs on a football head jig could you do a video on how you modify them for that and the conditions you would throw them as a trailer
Randy, you recently talked about the silver crawfish plastic in the summer. Does this color work well for other plastics ie. brush hog, stick bait, etc?
Hi Randy. I want to experiment with weightless soft plastics: Brush hogs, tubes, worms, beaver tails etc. I use ultralight gear off the bank. No boat, no scopes. Any suggestions?
Hadn't thought about removing the "legs" before, Guess you could also remove the flappers but keep the legs for a lighter, smaller profile. Might try that on the local spotted bass.
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Thanks Randy. Gonna try these recommendations out. Appreciate you
Thanks.
great bait i agree Randy another favorite of mine is the Berkeley mantis bug
Love it
The first time I saw the Brush Hog the guy using it caught a big channel catfish. He thought he hooked a giant bass and I'd guess it was guarding the nest.
Howdy neighbor! I’m in Branson for my 42nd anniversary! This place is nuts 🥜, traffic that is. Not my cup of tea. I will be visiting baitwrx and I’ll drop your name q
Basil Bacon was one of the original BassMasters! Definitely going old school there. Randy.
Haven’t you already done this video or am I crazy?
Not crazy at all. He's done basically the exact same video before. Only difference between the videos that I seem to remember is Randy previously not mentioning pulling the tentacles off. That's it, that's the only new info given. That being said, this video was presented FAR better than the other one and he should be proud of his improvement as a fishing content creator.
He said he repeats content. Few goes back to view all the old videos. I tried, but TH-cam only lets me see a very narrow selection of anybody’s old videos. So, a bit of repeating is great for new viewers like me.
@@ricksonora6656 I completely understand rehashing and updating topics from time to time, especially as certain techniques become relevant in the time of year they're most effective in. Irregardless of repetition, I definitely appreciated the higher quality presentation of the topic over the older video.
Basically left with a tube with the 2nd modification.
Another great tip video Thanks.
Do u use the Jr. Version?
As always very solid tips/advice, I will definitely try the modifications.
What about Megabass creatures?
Great tips Randy!! I like the idea to show them something different
Thanks for the tips.
Great tips! I'm a brushhog junkie. Such a great bait. Randy do you ever use swamp crawlers?
Great tips for fishing the brush hogs...You mentioned that you will use the brush hogs on a football head jig could you do a video on how you modify them for that and the conditions you would throw them as a trailer
Would also like to see that
Great bait when they won’t bite. Like your mods.
Thanks for sharing these tips and zoom makes some incredible soft baits!! I have a few football jigs, have to try these sometime.
Randy, you recently talked about the silver crawfish plastic in the summer. Does this color work well for other plastics ie. brush hog, stick bait, etc?
what size hook do you use when fishing the brush hog with no modifications?
You could continue to pinch off the rest of the
GREAT INFO BROTHER 👍
Hi Randy. I want to experiment with weightless soft plastics: Brush hogs, tubes, worms, beaver tails etc. I use ultralight gear off the bank. No boat, no scopes. Any suggestions?
Hadn't thought about removing the "legs" before, Guess you could also remove the flappers but keep the legs for a lighter, smaller profile. Might try that on the local spotted bass.
When roughing up your baits do you worry about getting your human sent on the bait?