Being from the Pacific Northwest and growing up an avid trout/steelhead fisherman, I had never heard of white/sand bass or hybrids until I moved to my mother's native state of Oklahoma in the mid 1990's, specifically Sallisaw. I was introduced to the "Sand Bass" and have been "hooked" ever since. They are just to much fun. In my opinion anyone who would snub their noses to the White bass fishery, is not a very dedicated all-around fisherman. Thanks for the video and for sharing your thoughts and experience with us.
I'm from south Louisiana and most call them trash fish....I call them crazy!! I target White Bass in the fall and spring. They are good fighters on light tackle and good deep fried. Nice video guys I may try some of your techniques down south.
I know your on the north end on Grand. I am looking to fish the Neosho below Pensacola dam down to Hudson Lake. Where would you recommend starting looking for sandbass?
Being from the Pacific Northwest and growing up an avid trout/steelhead fisherman, I had never heard of white/sand bass or hybrids until I moved to my mother's native state of Oklahoma in the mid 1990's, specifically Sallisaw. I was introduced to the "Sand Bass" and have been "hooked" ever since. They are just to much fun. In my opinion anyone who would snub their noses to the White bass fishery, is not a very dedicated all-around fisherman. Thanks for the video and for sharing your thoughts and experience with us.
Thnks for the tips im goin find them whites n the river bays this early spring.
I use 8-10 lb test
Great show, I always enjoy the videos that both of you guys have on you tube. I really enjoy whitebass fishing on the Mississippi River. Thanks again!
in minnesota hmoob people call em Why Bay
can't never get enough!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm from south Louisiana and most call them trash fish....I call them crazy!! I target White Bass in the fall and spring. They are good fighters on light tackle and good deep fried. Nice video guys I may try some of your techniques down south.
Agree fully. White bass are as much fun to catch as any fish.
I know your on the north end on Grand. I am looking to fish the Neosho below Pensacola dam down to Hudson Lake. Where would you recommend starting looking for sandbass?
I have never fished there but any sandy, mud, or gravel banks would be my first choice
it gets really fun trolling and pulling in 3 at a time
That's open water winter is a different story where to find white bass in winter not open water I'm cunfused how's this winter no ice 😒
Great video guys, good job
what of line are yall using ?
what month are you fishing for these fish ?
February
thank you .