Mastering Blade Baits | 4 Proven Techniques for Year-Round Bass Fishing Success with Mike Iaconelli
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- Unlock the Secrets of Bass Fishing with Blade Baits!
Are you ready to elevate your fishing game? Join legendary angler Mike Iaconelli as he shatters the misconception that blade baits are only effective in cold and deep waters. In this video, we reveal four game-changing techniques that will help you catch more bass all year round! Whether you're a novice looking for expert tips on bass fishing or a seasoned angler in search of new strategies, this guide is packed with invaluable information to improve your results on the water.
Why Blade Baits?
Blade baits have become a staple in the tackle boxes of serious bass anglers because of their versatility and ability to trigger bites when other lures fail. These lures mimic the flash of baitfish, making them irresistible to bass. With Mike's expertise, you'll learn why understanding water conditions, bass behavior, and tactical presentations is essential for a successful fishing trip. Blade baits can be used in various settings, allowing anglers to adapt to any fishing situation!
What You’ll Learn
Technique #1 The Power of Vibration
Discover how to effectively use vibration to trigger those elusive strikes. Learn about the specific retrieval methods that can enhance your fishing experience, allowing you to feel the subtle shifts in the water that indicate fish activity.
Technique #2 Depth Control Mastery
Master the art of fishing varying depths, regardless of the weather and season. Understand how to read water temperatures, structure, and the importance of adjusting your retrieval speed for maximum impact.
Technique #3 Lure Presentation
Gain insights on how to manipulate your blade bait to mimic injured baitfish. Explore different angles of presentation and jerking techniques that can make a significant difference in attracting fish.
Technique #4 Seasonal Adjustments
Adapt your blade bait tactics according to seasonal changes in bass behavior. Learn how water temperature, time of year, and feeding habits affect bass activity and how you can adjust accordingly for optimal success.
Featured Product Molix Trago Vib Blade Bait
This episode features the Molix Trago Vib Blade Bait, a game-changing tool for any angler. We’ll discuss its unique design traits and how they contribute to successful bass fishing. Don’t miss the insights on color choices, presentation styles, and when to deploy this excellent bait for maximum effect!
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My favorite bait. I’ve caught muskies, northern, bass, bowfin, crappies,
you name it. Casting, jigging, trolling. These really work.
Replaced spinners for me! Work just as well, bon't doesn't twist your line! Be sure to change the stock hooks though, they're usually very weak. Lost a 1kg Zander to it with the Berkley Powerblade.
Thanks Mike for all the input you’re giving us towards the blade bate, I caught so many fish with any types of blade bait just like you said you could do anything with that and any season thanks again you’ve been a good help
I know it's an old video, but I love watching Mike.
I thought that back hole would give you tighter vibrations. Ow... We were talking fishing. Never mind. 🤭😇😂
Thanks Mike for explaining what the three holes on the top do! Can't wait to try out this bait! Keep the great content coming!
Thanks for sharing your wisdom Mike! Big fan.
I try the yoyo retrieve but no luck in January yet
@@beerandgunz40g4l7 I just caught my first bass in January on a straight retrieve. It was a dink, but still a bass.
You're a very positive person Mike, thanks for your great explanations and inspiration, greeting from Millstätter Lake in Austria !!!
great video and explanation by Ike, definitely something to try
Thanks Mike! Just bought one of these metal blades, and gonna try it soon. 💯
I changed the split ring and used a 4/0 inline hook and caught a bunch of 28-30” striped bass in the Northeast. Good lure to jig off the bottom
I love using my blade baits at my local fishing pier 🎣
, , , nice.,., thanks for sharing sir.i have 3 pcs of bait like that..3grms.
I fish with blades almost every time no matter the pond or lake
Thanks for the video
last time i used a baby spoon i got some bomb bluegills .lol they pull hard as a gas racecar toy 6lb on med light 5 10 spinning rod
As a beginner should i use the lure in middle hole or front or back hole? I just purcased my first rod 180cm 20gram and 2 of those 14 gram 😄, i used to fish 270cm rod 50 gram with 25 gram jerkbaits and weedless spinners and i got my record pike of 8kg. But this is so new to me and it looks more fun.
Newly subscribed. Just this moment. Enjoyed this clip and the wisdom immensely. Gotta ask though, who’s the brand of shell/jacket you’re sporting? I think I need one …
I forgot to tell you Mike I will be using blade baits in the tournament that I joined it is an international tournament in Lake Murray South Carolina this week I hope I’ll be successful with blades look me up thank you again. I will be with team Philippines and my name is Gary.
What is your jacket? That is awesome
Mike can you conceive fishing it under a slip bobber if you are fishing from the shore?
I’m not dragging especially brush pile unless I have 100 extra copies in the boat. Also most silver baits have 3 holes. You don’t need a fancy silver blade...
Caught everything from cats and bass to tarpon and peacocks.
I’ve dropped them on bass in 30 ft vertical jigging in the summer
I wonder what would happen if you ran a small split ring with a swivel to it will it change the action
it would change it
I'll pop a bladebait anywhere for anything. Actually had a tarpon hit one once!
Molex Trago bit.ly/Molix_Trago
ooof... yo yo technique is almost impossible in AZ lakes how do they do it without snagging.. i guess that hook really makes a difference!
A lot of lakes in the midwest... the ones that are man made have giant large flats with no structure on them at all.
“That’s means you can fish this bait around cover, and it doesn’t snag..” ……as much as
At 10$ a piece I think I'm going to have to not.....
How did I know there would not be 1 fish catch!? Reason, it's a COLD water/weather bait. Low 50's and below. Funny Mike, we've never seen you or any other Pro fishing these baits on tour - there's are reason.
@Crankster Gangster Ancient Chinese Secret,
@Kao Yang
I have had immense perch action on the Daiwa Prorex Metal Vibe from June-September in warm weather here in Norway atleast! I always use it as a starting lure to find where the perch is. Compared to other spinningbaits my fishing partners use I catched way more on this one. Never had below 8-10 perch in an hour of fishing my home lakes. Probably differences around, but the Daiwa Prorex is really good, and it makes good action when sinking too, caught many big ones on the drop. Ordered a couple new ones for next season, but I bet there are differences from place to place, but they really work for me :)
Look at Perch Pro competition too. Biggest Perch competition viewerwise with multiple pro teams, they all use A LOT of Blade baits and Spintails. They are very much used in europe for pike and perch, can't say how it is for bass or anything
@@ImNrgy 1. I don't think Mike is perch fishing. 2. We are talking bass. Enjoy your perch! Yummmm
@@computerguy1724 I fish these year round in Ohio.
What's old is new again...