Hello Bass Fever, I learned something new today, never seen someone flipping & pitching with spinning tackle before this video, and clearly it works , Im gonna try your technique on my home waters this spring , Question , what pound line were you using ? and awesome bag !!!!
We've had some pretty nasty storms within the last two years, so that's why the water looks very muddy right now. Going there tomorrow to my lake house and try for some bass, bluegill and catfish. We might need a lot of people to catch some flatheads as they're becoming more invasive at Lake Sinclair as well as Jackson Lake, so don't be surprised if you catch a monster 60+ pound flathead catfish.
Fun video. I’ve never seen anyone cast a spinning reel like @2:07. What’s the benefit of that style?
I think is faster less problems the bait casting reel more time the fishing line is in the water more chance to catch a fish. Thanks for watching.
What’s the best lake for Sinclair you think sir ??
Which part of the lake were you fishing? Definitely doesn’t look like the south end.
Love fishing Sinclair. I've had my best luck pulling flukes through grass for the summer bite.
I love it too , thanks for your comment brother
Great Job Brother 💪💪💪
Thanks brother
Hello Bass Fever, I learned something new today, never seen someone flipping & pitching with spinning tackle before this video, and clearly it works , Im gonna try your technique on my home waters this spring , Question , what pound line were you using ? and awesome bag !!!!
Thanks for your comment i use 30 pounds braid and depending the situation 8 to 20 pounds fluorocarbon leader.
Thank you sir , again love your vids, I live in MIddle Georgia , maybe I'll see you on the water some day, until then "Tight Lines" & God Bless
Giving that swimmer a heart attack!
What bait were you using?
Norma Samples
I use a black Lizards
Bass Fever Thanks for the reply. Really like your videos. Good luck next tournament🤙🏻
We've had some pretty nasty storms within the last two years, so that's why the water looks very muddy right now. Going there tomorrow to my lake house and try for some bass, bluegill and catfish. We might need a lot of people to catch some flatheads as they're becoming more invasive at Lake Sinclair as well as Jackson Lake, so don't be surprised if you catch a monster 60+ pound flathead catfish.
good job yall
Thanks
That moment when you realize your boater can’t connect the dots.
Good job buddy!
nicksimmons_fishin
thank you for your comment
Trolling moter on high i see.
Thanks for your comment, yes is going fast .