Get Better at Bass Fishing in 2021 - Gary Klein
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- It's not magic secret lures that catch big bass! Secret hot spots hold fish, but within yourself is the talent and ability to catch them. Rods, reels, lures, line, boats...these are all TOOLS of bass fishing, and they will certainly help you apply your knowledge and ability, but getting caught up in baits, colors and other particulars can get us distracted from how we really catch fish. Learn how to be a better bass fisherman and catch more fish in 2021 with this time-tested advice on how to be a better angler from professional Gary Klein.
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I have said this same thing a thousand times. I'm a network engineer I tell people every bait is a tool you wouldn't use a hammer to fix your computer. It would take it apart but never put it back together. It's about you and knowing when, where, and how that bait works best. Conditions and presentation. This is awesome.
Sometimes I wish I could take a hammer to my computer though 🤣
This is why i can listen to gary talk just all day so much knowledge
Gary certainly has a lifetime of fishing experience, and credits also being able to learn from bass fishing legends like Dee Thomas. He's a wonderful teacher.
Since Clear Lake is my favorite fishing hole, I held onto the original VHS cassette recording from Bassmaster/ESPN around 1984 of Gary Kline fishing with Ray Scott at Clear Lake, Ca. in the dead of winter. It took them time to find the fish stacked up in ten feet of water in Corinthian Bay but when they did, they got a bunch of fat ones by gliding tube baits in front of their noses to induce a strike. The mans a fishing genus and is still competitive today..
A few baits catch fish. Many baits catch fisherman.
It's sad, but true. I have a garage full of soft plastic colors that caught me 🤣
But they all potentially can catch fish when others dont
Not familiar with Mr. Klein, but I love him as a teacher. Been fishing for 30 years and this is the kind of info I need to hear. Like an advanced angler course. I also fish almost everyday, even after work. I guess that's the advantage of having no kids and being single lol. The only time I got away from my love or passion for fishing was in college. The last 4 years I've been almost everyday, whether that be a neighborhood pond or the gulf coast (got into saltwater this summer and oh boy I'm addicted because it's such a new challenge after mainly freshwater fishing forever). Even after all that, I still learn something new everyday. I will never have enough time to know everything because I learn something new everyday from just watching things like this. If you've fished as long as I have then you understand what I mean...it all comes down to learning the small details of things and it could take a lifetime. We all need reminders like Mr. Klein just gave me. Especially if you're newer to the sport. I'm new to saltwater and I've became so involved in my tackle at times when I get out there that i do more of that then actual fishing. Bottom line is keep your line wet and don't waste too much time fidgeting with other stuff, at least while you're on the water. I wish I knew how to get a job in this field so I could learn more.
Sorry for the novel, I love fishing
Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences. It is exactly what Gary is talking about. In a couple of his full classes, he recognizes and appreciates how fortunate he is to be able to do this professionally. He also shares that it was a big risk and there were lots of bumps along the way. You mention being currently single and without kids, I think most pros would agree that is a much easier period in your life to consider having a career in fishing.
Gary’s a legend; Do a deep dive on him. You’ll learn he’s been huge for 40 years plus. Check him out on his Bass U seminars. He’s a master educator
@@mattquinlan4629 seems like it! You wouldn't happen to be from Houston would ya? I grew up with a Matt Quinlan
Sorry I've never been the biggest on watching tournaments on tv bc I'd rather be fishin haha, i mean no disrepect . I do know a lot of them though. I will definitely dive into everything he has to show
@@thebassuniversity yes I've heard stories from other pros about how tough it is and it truly is a giant risk to try to be a pro, then be a successful one. Especially if you have an ole lady and kiddos I can imagine. I watch a lot of from Jacob wheeler and his buds lately, I will definitely be checking all of yalls stuff out and listening to more things Gary has to say. Appreciate your thoughtful reply!
Gary Klein Great Advise!!
Thank you Mr.Klein
This video is definitely getting shared
We appreciate you getting the word out. Gary is one of the best bass fishing instructors! This is part of a 1hr+ class at bassu.tv, be sure to check it out, we have a FREE 60 day trial going on right now. Gary also has several other classes on our site.
As a college fisherman I’d love to get in the boat with this guy
We're hoping to get on the boat with him and film one day. For now, you can check out all his classes on our site, bassu.tv, and you can try it for FREE! We have a 60 day trial and over 800 bass fishing classes from top tournament pros, including more from Gary Klein.
This is awesome!!!
Make your own lures folks, less then half the price, pride in your baits, confidence in you made it, speciality lures and it's fun! Tight lines
Making lures is fun and rewarding. If you have the time, it's a great added dimension to your fishing interest.
Thank you!
A genius !
Awesome stuff
Beautifully said
Thank you kindly
I use buzzbaits I got fish on them I got most of my fish on spinner baits then any thing else
I'm almost there I have 4