Sure. A couple of things. Learn to read bottom hardness using your sonar, downscan and sidescan. Wider and brighter bottom images indicate hardness. View my TH-cam video how I find bass in deep water using no electronics: th-cam.com/video/GltLx4Sb3Wg/w-d-xo.html
@@iamalemontree There are many reasons that are too numerous to cover here; guess I should do a video about QuickDrops. The main reason is that they cast like a bullet and sink straight to the bottom. When your line is straight between your rod tip and your dropshot weight, you can feel the smallest of bites, and catch more bass. QuickDrops are my own invention, and I have been making them since 1998 because I couldn't find what I needed on the market. Then all my tournament friends wanted them because they were tired of me taking their money; so, I started selling them as QuickDrops. These are the first teardrop shaped dropshot weight on the market, and still the best from the computer designed shape to the line clip and made in the USA. You can buy them on tacklewarehouse.com at: www.tacklewarehouse.com/search-tackle.html?start=0&count=20&searchtext=QuickDrops
Thanks Marc... love your videos... you're very conscientious about how you fish!
I appreciate that! Thank you for watching.
That’s a good fishing day
Thank you for watching!
What time of day were you out on the lake? Very relaxing to watch and learn your fishing techniques.
From sunrise until 1pm. It was cold and windy, but relaxing nonetheless!
Great video sir! Any tips to fishing bass deep without live target? I only have downscan, sidescan and normal sonar
Sure. A couple of things. Learn to read bottom hardness using your sonar, downscan and sidescan. Wider and brighter bottom images indicate hardness. View my TH-cam video how I find bass in deep water using no electronics: th-cam.com/video/GltLx4Sb3Wg/w-d-xo.html
@@marcmarcantonio thanks Marc! Do you mind to share why you always use tear drop weight for drop shot instead of the cylinder weight?
@@iamalemontree There are many reasons that are too numerous to cover here; guess I should do a video about QuickDrops. The main reason is that they cast like a bullet and sink straight to the bottom. When your line is straight between your rod tip and your dropshot weight, you can feel the smallest of bites, and catch more bass.
QuickDrops are my own invention, and I have been making them since 1998 because I couldn't find what I needed on the market. Then all my tournament friends wanted them because they were tired of me taking their money; so, I started selling them as QuickDrops.
These are the first teardrop shaped dropshot weight on the market, and still the best from the computer designed shape to the line clip and made in the USA. You can buy them on tacklewarehouse.com at:
www.tacklewarehouse.com/search-tackle.html?start=0&count=20&searchtext=QuickDrops