I love how people on this channel have become Video/Sound experts. No matter what you do Randy they just won't leave you alone 😂 Great Video, Great Content. Camera and Sound are 👍
Your retrieve for the plastic worm works really well for me with a finesse jig, sleeper craw, and that yamamoto tanuki thing. If I fell something on the bottom like a piece of wood or rock or I'm on a chunky rock or rip rap bank, I just shake the bait in place a few time before I hop it over the object. A lot of times if a fish is there, it'll hit the bait as soon as I finish the little shake and hop over the object.
Randy I think you'd enjoy fishin' around the Chesapeake Bay area. You'd be good at jigging for flounder and other saltwater fish. If you ever want to give it a try I'd love to show you around. The flounder and redfish seem to have come back in the last few days, it's going to be prime time here soon. We could make some different videos for your channel. Plus it would be cool to meet you.
Well...I spoke a little soon...all good info but once u hook a good fish do u burn it in as fast as possible or just keep adequate pressure to land it?...once again...thanks for sharing ur knowledge!
Thank you Dwight!...I'm rethinking my days fishing this week and the hook I had in the crawl bait wasn't right either letting them slip off, I will try and keep the pressure on...makes good sense!...and going to buy some better hooks today
Just enough pressure to keep it hooked in open water. In cover pull it out on the hook set to clear the cover then just keep a hook in it. Don’t horse it.
This is so strange, I fished Monday and Tuesday of this week and probably lost more then a dozen good fish that were hooked then got off, I was going to comment about if u have ever put out a video on how to reel in the fish...and here it is :)...thank U Randy!
Off topic here , but Gerald swindle just did a poll on if the fans enjoyed watching livescope tournaments. CLEARLY we do not, 72% of those who commented DO NOT like it according to his poll.
I love how people on this channel have become Video/Sound experts. No matter what you do Randy they just won't leave you alone 😂 Great Video, Great Content. Camera and Sound are 👍
Well said!
Everyone's an expert on everything 😜
Probably my favorite video of yours so far. Good info that I can use. It aint what you got its how you use it!
Man I love your channel, no fluff just straight to the meat and potatoes!
Thx man
Your retrieve for the plastic worm works really well for me with a finesse jig, sleeper craw, and that yamamoto tanuki thing. If I fell something on the bottom like a piece of wood or rock or I'm on a chunky rock or rip rap bank, I just shake the bait in place a few time before I hop it over the object. A lot of times if a fish is there, it'll hit the bait as soon as I finish the little shake and hop over the object.
This is the real deal. This is what we need to really learn how to fish. Thanks!
Great video, thanks for sharing. The side profile really helps understand the techniques
This is fantastic information! I have watched this so many times while perfecting my notes...
Thanks for doing spinning! Looking forward to it!
That rod looks like a pool stick!! Lol.
I was thinking broom handle myself
Randy I think you'd enjoy fishin' around the Chesapeake Bay area. You'd be good at jigging for flounder and other saltwater fish. If you ever want to give it a try I'd love to show you around. The flounder and redfish seem to have come back in the last few days, it's going to be prime time here soon. We could make some different videos for your channel. Plus it would be cool to meet you.
Excellent information Mr. Randy 👍
What retrieve do you use when you see them turn away on FFS😂
Thanks.
Well...I spoke a little soon...all good info but once u hook a good fish do u burn it in as fast as possible or just keep adequate pressure to land it?...once again...thanks for sharing ur knowledge!
Keep pressure and let them play themselves out, most of the time. Horsing it in will generate more break offs.
Thank you Dwight!...I'm rethinking my days fishing this week and the hook I had in the crawl bait wasn't right either letting them slip off, I will try and keep the pressure on...makes good sense!...and going to buy some better hooks today
Just enough pressure to keep it hooked in open water. In cover pull it out on the hook set to clear the cover then just keep a hook in it. Don’t horse it.
Keep the rod loaded is a good measure, in open water
@@dannyfinn556 thanks Danny! I will work on that technique :)
👍👍 I was going to ask you to talk about this on your advanced channel
This is so strange, I fished Monday and Tuesday of this week and probably lost more then a dozen good fish that were hooked then got off, I was going to comment about if u have ever put out a video on how to reel in the fish...and here it is :)...thank U Randy!
Good video but how do know it’s 80%??
Makes him feel better to say most everybody that fishes is doing it wrong and he’s always right.
I think your lens is dirty, a little fuzzy. The message is good the same way I teach retrives.
Off topic here , but Gerald swindle just did a poll on if the fans enjoyed watching livescope tournaments. CLEARLY we do not, 72% of those who commented DO NOT like it according to his poll.
What if I told you 98% of the YT fishing gurus are fake, including fishermen?