Great video, Tyler. I 100% agree! On the waters in my area, the waters are mostly gin clear but they tend to warm up rather fast since I am in the deep south. But in the late winter and early spring, the rains and winds really kick up, that makes for some really stained water. I recently shot some underwater video and you can see just how cloudy the water is. I'm going to record some more my next time out and do a comparison of the same stretch of water.
@@BassFishingHQ Thank you in advance because I'm about to fish a tournament after a decently sized storm and I'll be fishing the rain and I have no idea what to use lol. Hoping I'll catch my PB using information from your channel.
Love the layout of all of your videos, they are always very thorough. My two favorite baits from you list is a ned rig and a spinnerbait. Keep the awesome content coming!
Thank god for someone to do this video! The problem I seen fishing lately is not knowing what to throw but what to throw in the water clarity. Thanks for another great video!!
Got nothing to write so here is pancake recipe: Ingredients • 1 ½ cups all-purpose flour • 3 ½ teaspoons baking powder • ¼ teaspoon salt, or more to taste • 1 tablespoon white sugar • 1 ¼ cups milk1 egg • 3 tablespoons butter, melted Process Step 1 In a large bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, salt and sugar. Make a well in the center and pour in the milk, egg and melted butter; mix until smooth. Step 2 Heat a lightly oiled griddle or frying pan over medium-high heat. Pour or scoop the batter onto the griddle, using approximately 1/4 cup for each pancake. Brown on both sides and serve hot. Enjoy!
Really good presentation. Thanks for sharing. It got me to thinking about what has worked for me in the past. I'm 70 years old, so there is a lot of past to think about.....
Good picks, bro. Jerkbait, Lipless, and a Jig up here in Northern Wisconsin. Once our water gets above 52 or so, the Flatsided crank, Vibrating Jig, and Spinnerbait really go to work, especially on our Eutrophic lakes. Peace ~
Thanks for the video Tyler. As always very informative. Will be using some of this info in the next couple weeks as my wife and me are going on vacation for two weeks to Sam Rayburn from Michigan.
Best recap show as always. Made me think of your worst 3 breakfast picks ! Ralston, wheatena, cream of wheat & oatmeal !!! I know thats 4, Just to make my point & I still aient eaten none of it . On to your next #1 shows Thanks Tyler
If you haven’t already, can you make videos just like this one but for summer and fall bass fishing? Thanks. Really enjoyed this and took a screenshot of your bait and water clarity chart lol
I think something that could help would be giving people some colors of the baits you are showing. I think that will help some beginners as to which colors to lean towards when fishing in a certain water clarity. thats just my opinion. I love to watch taticalbassin because they always do this. first they show the bait, then show you different ways to use it, and different colors to run when the water is different.
What’s your favorite way to rig a big bass tube??? Do you just Texas rig them??? Use a big jig head??? I live in Nebraska and have a lot of stained and muddy waters. I have a few big tubes and don’t use them often. I have some traditional tubes but also Big Bite baits craw tubes. Would love more insight. Thanks.
So good! I've already rewatched this one half a dozen times. Filling in what I'm missing with your affiliate links-almost to free shipping! loll. Wondering what trailer you're using on the chatterbait and if you've got another link! Also in Ohio so I particularly love this channel! Thanks for everything!
This may sound unothodox- i fished last week here in the midwest in a muddy pond. I fished my Berkley stunna stealth shad color. It caught a hog. So the clear jerkbait can work in mud water.
I have seen all 3 in TN. Lakes like chick, douglas,Cherokee are typically clear to muddy depending on what end you are fishing. Clear towards the dam, stained in the middle, muddy in some Rivers
Yes there are Shad. A lot of big smallies will eat Shad but a ton eat crawfish. A lot of natural colors for alum except right now since it’s so blown out
Sup Tyler. Great video. When you use a chatterbait with a craw type trailer, do you hook it normal or sideways?? Friends are talking about this Ty.. And yea jerkbaits and swimbaits work in ponds, love it when someone says won't work then I catch one lol.. Ty
@@BassFishingHQ lol exactly what I thought, but 3 guys at sportsmans club said saw on a monsterbass video? So many people do their videos I couldn't find is? Not subscribed.
I installed the Deep Diver app. But, if I am using it correctly, it looks like it will only work for a specific selected body of water, not for a lake in general. Is this correct? I was going to use it for a small local impoundment.
Am I the only person in the industry that’s not really impressed with zman? No hate..don’t get me wrong, but I just don’t really like the plastic technology they use. Idk. Maybe I’m just a weird idiot.
Your videos are extremely organized with all the information I need to catch bass. Thanks
Thank you! I try to make them easy to follow along
Great video, Tyler. I 100% agree! On the waters in my area, the waters are mostly gin clear but they tend to warm up rather fast since I am in the deep south. But in the late winter and early spring, the rains and winds really kick up, that makes for some really stained water. I recently shot some underwater video and you can see just how cloudy the water is. I'm going to record some more my next time out and do a comparison of the same stretch of water.
That would be interesting to see the underwater video. Do it man!
@@BassFishingHQ Thank you in advance because I'm about to fish a tournament after a decently sized storm and I'll be fishing the rain and I have no idea what to use lol. Hoping I'll catch my PB using information from your channel.
Quick, informative, and entertaining as always. Thanks for the helpful vids!
Love the layout of all of your videos, they are always very thorough. My two favorite baits from you list is a ned rig and a spinnerbait. Keep the awesome content coming!
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching
Great video. Breaking it down by water clarity is a helpful starting point.
Tubes Rock! I use them all year long and they always catch fish!
Thank god for someone to do this video! The problem I seen fishing lately is not knowing what to throw but what to throw in the water clarity. Thanks for another great video!!
Watch tactical bassin also. Matt and Tim go way in depth about water clarity bro.
Got nothing to write so here is pancake recipe:
Ingredients
• 1 ½ cups all-purpose flour
• 3 ½ teaspoons baking powder
• ¼ teaspoon salt, or more to taste
• 1 tablespoon white sugar
• 1 ¼ cups milk1 egg
• 3 tablespoons butter, melted
Process
Step 1
In a large bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, salt and sugar. Make a well in the center and pour in the milk, egg and melted butter; mix until smooth.
Step 2
Heat a lightly oiled griddle or frying pan over medium-high heat. Pour or scoop the batter onto the griddle, using approximately 1/4 cup for each pancake. Brown on both sides and serve hot.
Enjoy!
So close but so far. Instead of ladling the batter onto the grill, dip your bass filet in it and place THAT on the griddle.
Really good presentation. Thanks for sharing. It got me to thinking about what has worked for me in the past. I'm 70 years old, so there is a lot of past to think about.....
Good picks, bro. Jerkbait, Lipless, and a Jig up here in Northern Wisconsin. Once our water gets above 52 or so, the Flatsided crank, Vibrating Jig, and Spinnerbait really go to work, especially on our Eutrophic lakes. Peace ~
I try to watch all your videos
God Bless you
Re-watching and taking notes. I can simplify my tackle box with this information.
Crazy I just bought a mag draft and Berkley stunna yesterday and now I see this. I can’t wait to throw them
Thank you. I’m so ready. The small lake by my house here in Michigan will be ready in a week. Can’t wait. I’m dying to start.
My favorite 3 for starting here are a jig, a jerk bait and spinner baits
Im gonna outfish both of you this season!
@@skunk12 good luck “ skunk”
@@benniemaxwell2869 oh, i see youve got jokes...
+1
@@skunk12 it’s just fun dude. I honestly wish you good luck and I will do my best and have a blast
Awesome video Bro. Im hoping it turns on quick here. This snow last night is gonna have the Bass so confused 😕 😐 🥶🥶🐟🎣🐟
Thanks for the video Tyler. As always very informative. Will be using some of this info in the next couple weeks as my wife and me are going on vacation for two weeks to Sam Rayburn from Michigan.
Great information! Love your videos. Caught some pigs myself already. A 5 pounder yesterday on a swimbait
Best recap show as always. Made me think of your worst 3 breakfast picks ! Ralston, wheatena, cream of wheat & oatmeal !!! I know thats 4, Just to make my point & I still aient eaten none of it . On to your next #1 shows
Thanks Tyler
If you haven’t already, can you make videos just like this one but for summer and fall bass fishing? Thanks. Really enjoyed this and took a screenshot of your bait and water clarity chart lol
Have to agree you nailed it 👍Thank you for sharing 👍
Darn good video right here. Great info, short and simple. Thanks.
Great channel watch Tyler’s videos first.Keep making the Greta videos, you are very easy to follow and explain very well.
I think something that could help would be giving people some colors of the baits you are showing. I think that will help some beginners as to which colors to lean towards when fishing in a certain water clarity. thats just my opinion. I love to watch taticalbassin because they always do this. first they show the bait, then show you different ways to use it, and different colors to run when the water is different.
As long as you have been making videos you definitely deserve more credit buddy glad to be subscribed
What about an 8” speed worm? Merthiolate color? Black for muddy water? Love your videos!! I’ve never caught a fish on a jig.
What’s your favorite way to rig a big bass tube??? Do you just Texas rig them??? Use a big jig head??? I live in Nebraska and have a lot of stained and muddy waters. I have a few big tubes and don’t use them often. I have some traditional tubes but also Big Bite baits craw tubes. Would love more insight. Thanks.
So good! I've already rewatched this one half a dozen times. Filling in what I'm missing with your affiliate links-almost to free shipping! loll. Wondering what trailer you're using on the chatterbait and if you've got another link!
Also in Ohio so I particularly love this channel! Thanks for everything!
Great video. 👍 I know I'm on the right track
Great info Tyler love the content Sir really helps !! Thanks
Pretty good promo for Johhny there. Maybe he will have you on the livestream 👀😂
When do you use Colorado blades? If ever?
I've heard that plopers are about to be good to start using and I just wanted your opinion
I tend to use a buzzbait before the e spawn and a plopper after the spawn. Not always, but that works great for me
Could a tube be utilized on a cliff or ledge style fishery? I want to throw more tubes this year!
This may sound unothodox- i fished last week here in the midwest in a muddy pond. I fished my Berkley stunna stealth shad color. It caught a hog. So the clear jerkbait can work in mud water.
If it worked…it worked!!
I'd like to know what type of rods Real's an action With these 9 Bates In the springtime.
Picked up some swim jigs!
Thanks for the support man!
love the content. thanks
What size jighead do you use on your nedrig for clear water?
1/8 most of the time. Sometimes heavier if the wind is bad
What color water would you classify greenish water as like lakes I've seen in Tennessee? Clear?
I have seen all 3 in TN. Lakes like chick, douglas,Cherokee are typically clear to muddy depending on what end you are fishing. Clear towards the dam, stained in the middle, muddy in some Rivers
I have yet to catch a fish on a chatter bait. I’ve tried it all times of the year and no luck. It might work where you are but it don’t where I’m at.
What patterns are you throwing at Alum Creek. Is there shad up there?
Yes there are Shad. A lot of big smallies will eat Shad but a ton eat crawfish. A lot of natural colors for alum except right now since it’s so blown out
Where can we get a hoodie like that?
Saw the cost on the Deep Dive app....holy Moses. And its a YEARLY cost, not a one time.
Man, i fish a tube all year round. Not to many throw them where i am.
Good day. What state do you fish in /or shoot your video?
I live in Ohio. But shoot videos all over
Sup Tyler. Great video. When you use a chatterbait with a craw type trailer, do you hook it normal or sideways?? Friends are talking about this Ty.. And yea jerkbaits and swimbaits work in ponds, love it when someone says won't work then I catch one lol.. Ty
That’s a great video topic Ron. Maybe I’ll do that heat in the near future
@@BassFishingHQ thanks. Supposedly sideways craw on chatterbait gives whole new action?
@@ronaldyeater3322 well I would say 80% of the time it doesn’t matter lol. We fisherman like to complicate things :)
@@BassFishingHQ lol exactly what I thought, but 3 guys at sportsmans club said saw on a monsterbass video? So many people do their videos I couldn't find is? Not subscribed.
I installed the Deep Diver app. But, if I am using it correctly, it looks like it will only work for a specific selected body of water, not for a lake in general. Is this correct? I was going to use it for a small local impoundment.
You can request to add your local lake
@@BassFishingHQ Thanks very much. However, nothing was said about what was involved in making a request to add a lake.
Lo and behold, I’ve only ever caught one bass on a ned rig
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Idk 6 inches sounds pretty big to me😒
I hate how every tip for bass fishing is to fish “cover” or structure but I rarely catch fish like that so idk
That thumbnail though 😬
Am I the only person in the industry that’s not really impressed with zman? No hate..don’t get me wrong, but I just don’t really like the plastic technology they use. Idk. Maybe I’m just a weird idiot.
So 9 lures instead of 3. Your video title is misleading then. Thanks.
I try to watch all your videos
God Bless you