Tyler, I am an experienced, hard core angler and I want to thank you for consistently putting out in-depth, quality content. I have become a better angler because you are willing to share the presentation tips you have learned through hard work and trial and error. In my opinion you have the best all around fishing TH-cam channel. Thank you!
Does " matching the hatch" truly matter? It seems to be that a fish " or any predator for that manner, will attempt to eat anything that it believes can fit in its mouth
Chatter baits vibrate so violently that the plastic trailer doesn't need any action. It's going to be shaken HARD by the action of the blade. I like simple original flat Flukes. The body really shakes well. I also trim the skirt to have a more conical profile so there isn't an abrupt end to the material. I'm a fly fisherman originally and profile to me is super important.
Dude every time i have a question while watching one of your videos you end up answering it by the end. Awesome explanations and just a great channel. Thanks!
Tyler, I just started watching your videos in the last two days & I am glad I did. I watch a lot of fishing videos & yours are the best. They are so instructional & informative, I find myself taking notes! I will be dropping some of the other videos I have been watching. Keep pumping them out, I am here to learn!! Thanks much!!!
Great video, thank you for not vlogging like other fishermen on TH-cam and actually getting into it lol. I’m from south Texas, and as the name states my go to rig is the Texas rig, however it doesn’t always produce the biggest fish. I’ve been looking into chatter baits a lot more recently and this video rocks man 🤙🏽
Great video , I started throwing a jackhammer about three years ago so I'm still learning so this video is really helpful , this past summer when the chatterbait bite died off I started experimenting with fishing them deep off ledges in my local lake, although I didn't get a lot of bites I did catch some bigguns and got a 6.2 and a 5.7 on back to back casts , can't wait to try it on Chickamauga , as of right now I'm struggling to get bit on one this winter so far but keeping one tied on and experimenting with different sizes and retrieves
@@tims_always_fishing7117 hogfarmer spunk shad , big bite baits kamikaze swimon, baby brushhog, missile baits baby d-stroyer or any other used creature baits you have laying around, I think a lot of people overthink a trailer
Go out when there's good water color, that good greenish early spring color. Find those transition banks with red clay, limestone, or bluff ends. If there are laydowns there, there will be bass. Try to fish the sunny sides of main feeder creeks in the back 1/3, and parallel that type of shoreline. Use the chatterbait anywhere you would imagine a spinnerbait would be choice. Stick with natural baitfish colors at first, get brave with red during early prespawn when the bass are rubbing those banks in less than 6' of water. Slow-roll it just like a spinnerbait, just lightly tapping the bottom every few feet. Let the fish load up when they bite, they will often push a foot of slack in your line then turn away.
I'm new to the bass fishing you've been very informative and helpful and I love the Chaturbate I've been catching 345 lb bass I can't remember the last time ever being so excited and catching a fish thanks again be safe out there
29:59 I gotta say Tyler, I’ve seen your video on skippin, I know your pretty much a wizard when it comes to skippin (when you did 6 different types of skips in one take, yeah that was pretty impressive lol) but if it was me out there skippin into someone’s boathouse…well, I just know I’d probably bounce it off a window or something, probably have to go swimming to unhook it from the boat, lol.
I've fished these since they first hit the market and I always use a Palomar Knot. Won many local tournaments on it and usually only lose it to Pike...
Wow! Big fish!! I just heard Cody speak at the Fishing Expo in Madison, WI. He talked about this day. Spoke about the topic of his presentation which was Swim Bait fishing. I thought to myself... I already knew most of what he presented from watching Tactical Bassin. Lol Little did I know you guys know each other well and you were actually there that day. Cool video!
I have a lake with grassbeds and scattered grass that I want to learn. Recently got an Andy Montgomery signature rod for bladed jigs. It's also a great lipless crankbait rod. I plan on ordering another one that will be on my boat deck! It's very sensitive and has a parabolic action. Love it!
Mini-max all the way for me. I throw a bunch of chatterbaits, O.G and Jackhammer do all right, Big Blade doesn't seem to cut it - not even on pike, but I get bites on mini left and right. The zako to me has a lazy wobble to it's action, the razor shad is quicker and tighter. I have some Berkley Power Stingers I want to try out when the ice thaws as well, I am intrigued with the honey comb like the Gilly swimbaits.
Great video you made one awhile back that went into detail about chatterbait trailers that helped me catch more fish I'd like to say thanks and keep up the good work
I work a chatter bait in PNW...my go to next is spinner blade and jigs..Tex too....🍺🍺🍺 I'll definitely try those trailer setups this season.. 💥 PS a zoom lizard on a chatt hit for me 2022..
I have little hope that anyone will see this, but my question is how do yall know what’s under the water? I always seem to get snagged on stuff and i have no clue where there are patches of grass for instance. Do you have to be fishing in real clear water to see under? Or do i have to buy a fish finder thingy that will tell me what’s on the bottom? I’d appreciate anyone’s help i’ll have to do more research about this because i never understood how ppl know where the grass is and where different structures are.
Tip: look for bladed jigs from smaller lure makers. IMO - Zman and Jackhammers are used so often the bass are catching on to the vibration. I’ve used Motion Fishing Seekers for 2 years and it’s outperformed Jackhammers by at least 2:1
Tyler I've used fire craw an plumb in the summer as well plumb colored ribbon tails an 3d creature bail lures that look exactly like creyfish an bass crushed them 🙂
Tyler, another great video. Like the jig, I have thrown the chatterbait without catching a fish yet. I had one strike but that was it so far. Like the jig, I will need to be more patient and try it as the bass get more active in the coming weeks after we get a real cold front in Florida and the water warms up afterwards 😉
Excellent video I’m in central California and I’ve had very little success with bladed jigs. I’m going to try these tips and let you know how it turned out.
The terminator shudder bait that I found at the river before I had caught onto the chatter bait game is what I caught my PB on just under 6 lbs which in NH is a giant , had a lot of luck with that combo my first year getting back into fishing but these days I go with the mini max or Jack hammer I find that white no Matter how clear or murky the water seems to always work same with spinner baits . New England fish seem to like the white
My go to bait all the time! I started using the versa craw as trailer last year and love it. Also had best spring fishing ever using red one last year. Once spring was gone it was done then black/blue rest of year
This fall and winter I’ve had way more bites on chatterbaits than I have anything else . Swim jigs have been good too . That green z-man jackhammer is just killing it
The Mini Max in Pearl Ghost in 3/8's with a 10,000 Fish Yoto worm in white silver flake has been the absolute magic bullet for me this winter on the California delta and almost every lake I've hit. Was so nice to see a lot of what I do, covered in this video. Chatterbaits have been my go-to for years, and the alternating retrieve speeds, twitches, and pauses are so key. Was a tiny bit surprised to not see yo-yoing covered here, as that's been a clutch technique too but admittedly more situational. This has got to be about my favorite video now. Thank you for this and showing some love to my beloved chatter :D
I prefer a 7' - 7'2" Medium graphite rod and 5:7 gear reel. the medium weight allows the bass to suck the bait in deep enough yet the graphite is light and sensitive enough to feel comfortable in hand. I personally find fibreglass rods too heavy - 15 to 17lb fluoro Seaguar invizx - 613BASS'N
Hello fellow Ohioan. I've found all your videos to be very helpful for that thing I didn't know or think of. I have definitely found some game changers in certain Ohio waters on my own that didn't fit the norm for the time of year. Specifically late summer through mid fall bass on East harbor and Spencer lake. One of those works on both and is not what you would think of using for bass at that time but it was killer in mid fall Spencer in particular when no one around me caught anything. There is plenty I picked up from you that is solid info and advice. Keep up the great work!
Tyler I love watching your videos I learn so much. I’m just now getting back to fishing I never knew there was so much to learn, you’re a great teacher. Thank you
The two best rods I have found for a Chatterbait the way I fish it are the dobyns Fury 734 and the Falcon Expert HeadTurner. 50lb Powerpro 6.3:1 and just grind em in. Rarely lose them but YMMV 🤷🏻♂️
I LOVE finesse type bladed jigs. There are some companies making 1/8 oz and lighter, with blades the size of a pinky fingernail. Talk about spot candy!!
Awesome channel I tournament fish every weekend and been doing it all my life I also follow a lot of fishing channels yours by far has some of the most spot on content keep it up
Soddy Bait and Tackle in Soddy Daisy makes the best chatterbaits I fished so far. The black and purple during the hot hot dog days in the Chickamauga lake hammers fish
I have been using a falcon 6.8 medium action rod for a long time. You dont feel them hit it at all. It gets heavy, I set the hook and they come to the boat most every time.
A friend of mine swears by chatterbaits, but always bought fast or ex fast rods, and lost a LOT of fish. For christmas/black friday, i bought him a mod/fast (composite) rod. His hook up percentage went from 40% to 95%.
Wow!! Awesome instructional video!! A lot of good info to absorb!! Makes sense on the rod selection. If you think about it, like I did while watching, it's like a crankbait even though it's a single hook but a moving bait. Now to watch the jig video!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!
I'm curious about using chatterbaits in the saltwater. I have a few in my box that are going to Costa Rica. I'll try them on rainbow bass (big cichlids like peacock bass) in freshwater, then I'm going to the Pacific beach for snook, huge snapper and rooster fish. There are big jacks and some trevally there too. Seems like a chatterbait should catch something. I've tried them a little for bass with no luck, but I know people catch fish on them. Same with spinner baits. I just haven't fished for bass that much. I think they'd work for redfish and maybe trout in Florida too.
I've caught inshore reds with a jackhammer, so yes, they do work in salt. Never thought to try it on flounder but will give it a try this summer. Thanks for the tip!
That Yamamoto Zeko looks disgustingly good as a trailer, absolutely heading to academy to pick some up and a red chatterbait. I literally have no red or orange baits, nor a chatterbait so this will round out my gearbox. Great Job as always Tyler
Just picked up a jackhammer and 3” senkos due to Matt Beckers advice. Picked up some zakos with them because they looked like they’d fish pretty good. Haven’t thrown it out yet because it’s expensive and the fisheries I’ve been to so far have so much veg. Edit: R.I.P. jackhammer
Tyler, All of your videos are AWESOME!!! I know most guys throw bait casters. Some of us still throw spinning rods. In your videos can you try and recommend some spinning rods based on the technique you are discussing? Keep up the great work. Thanks!
Hey Tyler, awesome informational video! 🙌🏼 I’ve learned a lot from today’s session! Watching you work the bank in one of the clips in today’s episode, got me thinking… I’m sure I’m not the only one who would love to see how one of our favorite TH-camrs would fish, or tackle a situation or body of water, where a watercraft, or an aquatic vessel wouldn’t be an option to use. Since you and the other Tyler, from TRF are such good friends and have collaborated, and have even piggybacked off each other’s content in the past… Would it be possible to see your version of 100 Ponds as he’s done on his channel please!? 🙏🏼😬🙏🏼 I’m sure he’d be flattered, as we would be grateful! Not only would this give you more content to put out, but it would also give us an opportunity to see your insight, and outlook on how you would take on and tackle such a task. Tight lines, ~ Manny ~ 🤙🏼
Thank you so much for this video, I have been looking for a very in depth video on chatterbaits as I have never had really any luck with them and my confidence was never really high in them, granted I have only been serious fishing for about 2 years so I am still learning and this video helps a huge amount.
This is interesting because I am an InFisherman guy and I want to read an article about the hearing frequencies of Bass and they learned they respond to lower frequencies then higher seems to me that’s the power of the jackhammer thunder cricket just a little higher. I guess I’m gonna have to go spend some money on some jackhammers.
GREAT VIDEO! Quick question...what rod wrap is on your rod. I recently bought a great rod specifically for chatterbaits and the rod handle is simply too small in diameter!
I would never waste money on the jackhammer. Even on this video, it has the same sound as the standard Z man bait which is what I throw and have done extremely well in tournaments and guide trips with.
Tyler, I am an experienced, hard core angler and I want to thank you for consistently putting out in-depth, quality content. I have become a better angler because you are willing to share the presentation tips you have learned through hard work and trial and error. In my opinion you have the best all around fishing TH-cam channel. Thank you!
with a noce lisp 💀😁 thx for videos just being mean
Does " matching the hatch" truly matter? It seems to be that a fish " or any predator for that manner, will attempt to eat anything that it believes can fit in its mouth
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i use my old trick worms and senkos as trailers. just cut off the top 1/3 and your good. i love the action
This is the best fishing channel on TH-cam. Proven methods and great editing.
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Chatter baits vibrate so violently that the plastic trailer doesn't need any action. It's going to be shaken HARD by the action of the blade. I like simple original flat Flukes. The body really shakes well. I also trim the skirt to have a more conical profile so there isn't an abrupt end to the material. I'm a fly fisherman originally and profile to me is super important.
I’m a hardcore chatterbait user and I fully believe this. I use a beaver style jig trailer and rig it sideways. Gives an extremely fish like motion
Tyler…you are the best instructor on the Tube. I take copious notes and review then on the water. Great job!
Thank you for giving a good explanation of why to use a certain rod. Everyone says use this rod for that and no convincing argument why
Dude every time i have a question while watching one of your videos you end up answering it by the end. Awesome explanations and just a great channel. Thanks!
Tyler, I just started watching your videos in the last two days & I am glad I did. I watch a lot of fishing videos & yours are the best. They are so instructional & informative, I find myself taking notes! I will be dropping some of the other videos I have been watching. Keep pumping them out, I am here to learn!! Thanks much!!!
I appreciate your thoughtfulness and your good character shines through .
Great video, thank you for not vlogging like other fishermen on TH-cam and actually getting into it lol. I’m from south Texas, and as the name states my go to rig is the Texas rig, however it doesn’t always produce the biggest fish. I’ve been looking into chatter baits a lot more recently and this video rocks man 🤙🏽
This was an incredible video man. Your an amazing content creator. Thank you for your time.
Thanks for the kind words Jesse
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Great video Tyler. Very informative 👏 👌
Great video , I started throwing a jackhammer about three years ago so I'm still learning so this video is really helpful , this past summer when the chatterbait bite died off I started experimenting with fishing them deep off ledges in my local lake, although I didn't get a lot of bites I did catch some bigguns and got a 6.2 and a 5.7 on back to back casts , can't wait to try it on Chickamauga , as of right now I'm struggling to get bit on one this winter so far but keeping one tied on and experimenting with different sizes and retrieves
You’re a smart guy and if you are catching 6 pounders who cares how many you catch. That’s awesome!
What trailers you use? I've had some great luck with a hot craw pit boss on the fire craw jackhammer
@@tims_always_fishing7117 hogfarmer spunk shad , big bite baits kamikaze swimon, baby brushhog, missile baits baby d-stroyer or any other used creature baits you have laying around, I think a lot of people overthink a trailer
I haven’t caught anything on a chatter bait but this spring I’ma hit it hard with everything I got
Go out when there's good water color, that good greenish early spring color. Find those transition banks with red clay, limestone, or bluff ends. If there are laydowns there, there will be bass. Try to fish the sunny sides of main feeder creeks in the back 1/3, and parallel that type of shoreline. Use the chatterbait anywhere you would imagine a spinnerbait would be choice. Stick with natural baitfish colors at first, get brave with red during early prespawn when the bass are rubbing those banks in less than 6' of water. Slow-roll it just like a spinnerbait, just lightly tapping the bottom every few feet. Let the fish load up when they bite, they will often push a foot of slack in your line then turn away.
Brother get yourself a “jackhammer” chatterbait, they bring all the big bass in.
I'm new to the bass fishing you've been very informative and helpful and I love the Chaturbate I've been catching 345 lb bass I can't remember the last time ever being so excited and catching a fish thanks again be safe out there
Thanks for the great video. We have a lot of muddy water where I live and this information should help a lot.
Good tips. My go-to is a double tail grub for a trailer. They're relatively cheap and come in a lot of colors.
29:59 I gotta say Tyler, I’ve seen your video on skippin, I know your pretty much a wizard when it comes to skippin (when you did 6 different types of skips in one take, yeah that was pretty impressive lol) but if it was me out there skippin into someone’s boathouse…well, I just know I’d probably bounce it off a window or something, probably have to go swimming to unhook it from the boat, lol.
Great ideas! Chatterbaits are my go to for moving baits. Love them!!
This is one of the best YT channels on bass fishing by far.
Love this in depth format, Thank-you . The only question left that I had is "what knott " are you using for this?
I've fished these since they first hit the market and I always use a Palomar Knot. Won many local tournaments on it and usually only lose it to Pike...
Great informative video..Thanks for sharing your fishing knowledge.
Wow! Big fish!! I just heard Cody speak at the Fishing Expo in Madison, WI. He talked about this day. Spoke about the topic of his presentation which was Swim Bait fishing. I thought to myself... I already knew most of what he presented from watching Tactical Bassin. Lol Little did I know you guys know each other well and you were actually there that day. Cool video!
I have a lake with grassbeds and scattered grass that I want to learn. Recently got an Andy Montgomery signature rod for bladed jigs. It's also a great lipless crankbait rod. I plan on ordering another one that will be on my boat deck! It's very sensitive and has a parabolic action. Love it!
Mini-max all the way for me. I throw a bunch of chatterbaits, O.G and Jackhammer do all right, Big Blade doesn't seem to cut it - not even on pike, but I get bites on mini left and right. The zako to me has a lazy wobble to it's action, the razor shad is quicker and tighter. I have some Berkley Power Stingers I want to try out when the ice thaws as well, I am intrigued with the honey comb like the Gilly swimbaits.
I seen you had a googan bladed jig on there, I have caught fish on every single bladed jig except that googan click bait, I gave them all to a friend
Wouldn’t using mono line. Since it has stretch help with hooking fish even with your medium/heavy rod Sensitivity would be slowed quite abit?
Yes you could definitely go that route as well
Great video you made one awhile back that went into detail about chatterbait trailers that helped me catch more fish I'd like to say thanks and keep up the good work
really enjoying your content. Very thorough videos that have been extremely helpful.
I work a chatter bait in PNW...my go to next is spinner blade and jigs..Tex too....🍺🍺🍺 I'll definitely try those trailer setups this season.. 💥 PS a zoom lizard on a chatt hit for me 2022..
great job explaining chatterbaits,I have my first one coming in the mail today and cannot wait to try it tomorrow
In the fall I do the yo yo retrieve along grass edges and creek channels and do really well
Great vid Tyler. Can you comment briefly on why you don’t fish the stealth blade in clear water for spots or smallies?
I have little hope that anyone will see this, but my question is how do yall know what’s under the water? I always seem to get snagged on stuff and i have no clue where there are patches of grass for instance. Do you have to be fishing in real clear water to see under? Or do i have to buy a fish finder thingy that will tell me what’s on the bottom? I’d appreciate anyone’s help i’ll have to do more research about this because i never understood how ppl know where the grass is and where different structures are.
Nice fishing, love it when people get close to your spot, had the whole lake!
I like to use a tube as a trailer for my chatterbaits, it has a great presentation either hopped or on a straight retrieve and it catches plenty fish
Tip: look for bladed jigs from smaller lure makers.
IMO - Zman and Jackhammers are used so often the bass are catching on to the vibration.
I’ve used Motion Fishing Seekers for 2 years and it’s outperformed Jackhammers by at least 2:1
Tyler I've used fire craw an plumb in the summer as well plumb colored ribbon tails an 3d creature bail lures that look exactly like creyfish an bass crushed them 🙂
Tyler, another great video. Like the jig, I have thrown the chatterbait without catching a fish yet. I had one strike but that was it so far. Like the jig, I will need to be more patient and try it as the bass get more active in the coming weeks after we get a real cold front in Florida and the water warms up afterwards 😉
Great Great info I gotta get me a few and build my confidence in using them. Also great illustration on the rod to use. Thanks 👍
Excellent video I’m in central California and I’ve had very little success with bladed jigs. I’m going to try these tips and let you know how it turned out.
The terminator shudder bait that I found at the river before I had caught onto the chatter bait game is what I caught my PB on just under 6 lbs which in NH is a giant , had a lot of luck with that combo my first year getting back into fishing but these days I go with the mini max or Jack hammer I find that white no Matter how clear or murky the water seems to always work same with spinner baits . New England fish seem to like the white
fantastic info on chatter baits will force myself to fish chatter baits more this spring as well as year around
My go to bait all the time! I started using the versa craw as trailer last year and love it. Also had best spring fishing ever using red one last year. Once spring was gone it was done then black/blue rest of year
This fall and winter I’ve had way more bites on chatterbaits than I have anything else . Swim jigs have been good too . That green z-man jackhammer is just killing it
The Mini Max in Pearl Ghost in 3/8's with a 10,000 Fish Yoto worm in white silver flake has been the absolute magic bullet for me this winter on the California delta and almost every lake I've hit. Was so nice to see a lot of what I do, covered in this video. Chatterbaits have been my go-to for years, and the alternating retrieve speeds, twitches, and pauses are so key. Was a tiny bit surprised to not see yo-yoing covered here, as that's been a clutch technique too but admittedly more situational. This has got to be about my favorite video now. Thank you for this and showing some love to my beloved chatter :D
I prefer a 7' - 7'2" Medium graphite rod and 5:7 gear reel.
the medium weight allows the bass to suck the bait in deep enough yet the graphite is light and sensitive enough to feel comfortable in hand. I personally find fibreglass rods too heavy
- 15 to 17lb fluoro Seaguar invizx
- 613BASS'N
Hello fellow Ohioan. I've found all your videos to be very helpful for that thing I didn't know or think of. I have definitely found some game changers in certain Ohio waters on my own that didn't fit the norm for the time of year. Specifically late summer through mid fall bass on East harbor and Spencer lake. One of those works on both and is not what you would think of using for bass at that time but it was killer in mid fall Spencer in particular when no one around me caught anything. There is plenty I picked up from you that is solid info and advice. Keep up the great work!
Why say this w/o telling us?
Brilliant resume of chatterbait fishing. Thank you
Tyler I love watching your videos I learn so much. I’m just now getting back to fishing I never knew there was so much to learn, you’re a great teacher. Thank you
Well thought out and complete video....outstanding.
Finally caught some fish on the Z-Man jackhammer chatterbait this year. It’s a good search bait for active fish.
The two best rods I have found for a Chatterbait the way I fish it are the dobyns Fury 734 and the Falcon Expert HeadTurner. 50lb Powerpro 6.3:1 and just grind em in. Rarely lose them but YMMV 🤷🏻♂️
I LOVE finesse type bladed jigs. There are some companies making 1/8 oz and lighter, with blades the size of a pinky fingernail. Talk about spot candy!!
Best youtube channel out! Thanks for the video, bro!
Awesome channel I tournament fish every weekend and been doing it all my life I also follow a lot of fishing channels yours by far has some of the most spot on content keep it up
Out west I just can’t make anything over 12 lb flouro work. I usually run 10 😢
Amazed by the heavy gear you all get away with 👏
You're right, this is the last chatterbait video I'll ever watch because I'm having a heart atta......
Excellent information. I'm ready to go throw some chatterbaits now!
Soddy Bait and Tackle in Soddy Daisy makes the best chatterbaits I fished so far. The black and purple during the hot hot dog days in the Chickamauga lake hammers fish
I have been using a falcon 6.8 medium action rod for a long time. You dont feel them hit it at all. It gets heavy, I set the hook and they come to the boat most every time.
Probably the best technique teacher on TH-cam
This was so informative! Thank you for the awesome breakdown!
I appreciate you a lot for this MY BOY!!!
Awesome Break down of the Chatter bait Tyler! Keep these very informative video's coming! Thanks Tyler
I use the backside of my ikea plate (plate “foot” needs to be cheramic, not glossy), works great and quickly.
Try the Thunder Jig, Delta Lures vibrating jig. Great bait, black nickel hook, great price.
Thanks for all the information 👍 sure appreciate your help
Another heater bro! Thanks from Pa
The Booyah melee has become my go to, I used to stand by the og chatterbait, still good, never thought the jackhammer was worth the eye a squeeze.
A friend of mine swears by chatterbaits, but always bought fast or ex fast rods, and lost a LOT of fish. For christmas/black friday, i bought him a mod/fast (composite) rod. His hook up percentage went from 40% to 95%.
Tyler you really out did yourself this time ! Great video 📹 👍 I basically do exactly the same things you were saying to do. These are awesome baits. 👌
Split rings when using loopknots lead to line breaks with mono i only use trilene knots with splitrings.
Chatterbait fishing is so much fun
The “chatter” feels good lol
Especially with a big black chatterbait at night
Slobberknocker!!!!!!!!
@@Zword316 excellent presentation
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Wow!! Awesome instructional video!! A lot of good info to absorb!! Makes sense on the rod selection. If you think about it, like I did while watching, it's like a crankbait even though it's a single hook but a moving bait. Now to watch the jig video!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!
I'm curious about using chatterbaits in the saltwater. I have a few in my box that are going to Costa Rica. I'll try them on rainbow bass (big cichlids like peacock bass) in freshwater, then I'm going to the Pacific beach for snook, huge snapper and rooster fish. There are big jacks and some trevally there too. Seems like a chatterbait should catch something. I've tried them a little for bass with no luck, but I know people catch fish on them. Same with spinner baits. I just haven't fished for bass that much. I think they'd work for redfish and maybe trout in Florida too.
Yeah they work on anything from flounder to redfish in saltwater. Haven't gone offshore with one though, not much boat access these days. Cheers.
@@garrett3117 I bet a cobia, amberjack, mahi, tuna and jacks would bite a chatterbait too.
@comfortably numb Oh hell yeah man. No doubt about it.
I've caught inshore reds with a jackhammer, so yes, they do work in salt. Never thought to try it on flounder but will give it a try this summer. Thanks for the tip!
You really do a good job with so many goof videos .thanks much
Favorite lure right there. The go-to confidence bait
That Yamamoto Zeko looks disgustingly good as a trailer, absolutely heading to academy to pick some up and a red chatterbait. I literally have no red or orange baits, nor a chatterbait so this will round out my gearbox. Great Job as always Tyler
I lengthy but excellent video with several important points made about my favorite lure category.
AMAZING VIDEO!!! Loved the underwater sound clips! 💪
That was the most intense video I've ever seen,,,,Just a WOW from me bro.,
Just picked up a jackhammer and 3” senkos due to Matt Beckers advice. Picked up some zakos with them because they looked like they’d fish pretty good. Haven’t thrown it out yet because it’s expensive and the fisheries I’ve been to so far have so much veg.
Edit: R.I.P. jackhammer
Im impressed by the Thunder Cricket sound!!!!
Tyler,
All of your videos are AWESOME!!! I know most guys throw bait casters. Some of us still throw spinning rods. In your videos can you try and recommend some spinning rods based on the technique you are discussing? Keep up the great work.
Thanks!
Thank you for all the valuable info
Hey Tyler, awesome informational video! 🙌🏼 I’ve learned a lot from today’s session! Watching you work the bank in one of the clips in today’s episode, got me thinking… I’m sure I’m not the only one who would love to see how one of our favorite TH-camrs would fish, or tackle a situation or body of water, where a watercraft, or an aquatic vessel wouldn’t be an option to use. Since you and the other Tyler, from TRF are such good friends and have collaborated, and have even piggybacked off each other’s content in the past… Would it be possible to see your version of 100 Ponds as he’s done on his channel please!? 🙏🏼😬🙏🏼 I’m sure he’d be flattered, as we would be grateful! Not only would this give you more content to put out, but it would also give us an opportunity to see your insight, and outlook on how you would take on and tackle such a task.
Tight lines,
~ Manny ~ 🤙🏼
I can definitely plan to do something like this in the future
@@BassFishingHQ Dude, no way… Heck Yeah! 💪🏼 I can’t wait brother, thanks! 🙏🏼
This video really helped me!!!!!
Do you match the colors of chatter bait and the trailer? In other words, green pumpkin with a green pumpkin trailer? Loving all of your content!!
Honestly with the minimax i throw on a 6th sense 4" juggle minnow, that trailer looks amazing
I would love more videos like this.
All of your videos are very helpful.
This video style is next level for me
Thank you so much for this video, I have been looking for a very in depth video on chatterbaits as I have never had really any luck with them and my confidence was never really high in them, granted I have only been serious fishing for about 2 years so I am still learning and this video helps a huge amount.
You’ll never stop learning
awesome video! i love the chatterbait
Utterly fantastic!!!!! Enough said!
Una buena rebanada de pastel. Gracias por compartir y el mejor video de chatterbait. Seguire tus concejos 👍
This is interesting because I am an InFisherman guy and I want to read an article about the hearing frequencies of Bass and they learned they respond to lower frequencies then higher seems to me that’s the power of the jackhammer thunder cricket just a little higher. I guess I’m gonna have to go spend some money on some jackhammers.
Heyy heyy, thanks for making this content. Been watching your videos. Are the rods, lines and reels still valid?
GREAT VIDEO! Quick question...what rod wrap is on your rod. I recently bought a great rod specifically for chatterbaits and the rod handle is simply too small in diameter!
I would never waste money on the jackhammer. Even on this video, it has the same sound as the standard Z man bait which is what I throw and have done extremely well in tournaments and guide trips with.
It doesn’t have the same sound, however the jackhammer isn’t worth it to everyone and I respect your opinion
One of my favorite lures