How To Fish Crankbaits and Types of Crankbaits - Underwater Fishing Lures & Crankbait Tips
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- This video is all about crankbait fishing tips, how to fish crankbaits, and how crankbait lures work underwater. Crankbaits (a.k.a. fishing plugs) are some of the most versatile and effective fishing lures out there. They range from deep-diving minnow baits like Reef Runners and Flicker Minnows to shallow-diving squarebills and the original floating Rapala. Jointed crankbaits, rattling crankbaits, lipless crankbaits, and others have distinct actions underwater and certain situations where they work best. Learn about crankbaits and how to fish with crankbaits, with underwater video footage of many different types of lures to show their actions.
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outstanding video and explanation. greatly appreciated
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@FishingwithNat which under water camera you used @7:10 , how many pixels , is it sea bed, does it give clarity in sea water 20 meter depth
Seriously one of the better fishing channels on TH-cam. I love the detail and underwater camera to show the differences.
Awesome job so far!
Thanks for the comment. We've got another one on chatterbaits coming out shortly.
I have been caught by many lures in the last fifty years, it's kinda embarrassing when I see how many times I have been taken. Great video.
Me too. Sometimes I just accept that it's good for little more than a desk decoration.
You are a fish
You live, you learn. Luckilly they don't really cost that much.
If you spent the money on women and beer, you'd have nothing to show for it. At least you have some cool lures.
Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
Thanks for watching
Finally a video that gives the beginner a solid explanation. Thank you.
You're welcome - I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I love to see when the fish see the underwater camera and stare at it for a second then just leave
They are very curious about cameras. Turtles too.
More information than the last 50 videos I've watched . Bloody brilliant , thanks
Thank you - I appreciate it!
Very underrated video
Thanks. It was a lot of work to put together so I'm glad you enjoyed it! Please share it with others that may enjoy it. :)
Hot'n tots are amazing. Huge walleye bait in the Spring and late Fall. I caught my 29" walleye on a gold Hot'n tot and it was an epic battle.
Awesome. That's a beautiful walleye!
Recently got into crankbaits and I find it interesting how some won't work all day, while others get absolutely hammered. Last weekend fished for the whites/stripers coming upstream, and they refused to hit ANYTHING aside from a lipless chrome-red crank. Even tried the same exact build/design but different colors, but they were hunting for that chrome-red specifically!
It's amazing how a simple color change can make all the difference some days!
It is a very inclusive science behind fishing baits. This was a nice try to simplify a complex topic.
There's a lot of research and development that goes into them. It's neat to see the intricacies of their movements in slow motion.
Great video !!! Interesting take on the snap swivels...I've always been told it's one more 'un-natural thing' you're showing to the fish, when you use them....agree they make life a bit easier when changing lures...Thanks again !!
Thanks. Compared to the giant plastic lip sticking out of the lure's head, I think a small snap is pretty trivial in most cases. I still use the smallest snap I can get away with.
@feeshyfeeshy The same could be said for fluorocarbon line or leader adding weight to the nose of the lure, or denser hooks being added to the bait. An appropriately sized snap is a very minor addition of weight to most crankbaits, and only a portion of the snap's weight is actually applied to the bait during the retrieve since the line is lifting one end of the snap. I always use the smallest snap I can get away with, according to my gear setup and target species, and I think they have minimal, if any, effect on the lure action.
I can tell this video took a lot of effort and time to make, you did a fantastic job. Excellent video and great commentary you earned my subscription. Keep up the great work! Tight lines brother! 💪
Thanks so much. I appreciate the comment, and these videos do take a lot of effort and time, but I enjoy making them.
Thank you . Awesome content for a new fisher
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it.
Another BANGER of a video man thanks!
Thanks - this one took a long time to put together!
Couple of things I like to mention to newer fishermen, especially if they've just gotten the bass bug:
1st, bass can't see the color blue at all. So keep that in mind when you're buying lures; blue won't catch any fish, but red and green will. The way green appears underwater when you're missing blue, though, it appears almost as white, so you can just as easily catch fish using green as you can white or silver, but green will tend to attract other fish and appear more natural in the water as a straight silver or white which is great for dirty water as it provides excellent contrast.
2nd, focus more on colors than presentation or sound if the water you're fishing is (and it probably is, I promise you) highly pressured. Everybody and their dog is throwing a vibrating, rattling, buzzing, clanking device under the water and the fish are used to that. The only time you should be fishing anything that vibrates or buzzes is during the pre-spawn when they haven't been so pressured since all the fishermen go home during the winter, or they at least put up the buzzing and vibrating stuff for a while.
Studies show that fish can remember a lure for up to 6 months. So it's worthwhile to buy more lures and always have something new to throw into the water. Every fisherman gains favorites, though, and those favorites typically work for 1 of 2 or possibly both reasons: They either mimic very well the bait fish that they're regularly eating in color, or they mimic very well the bait fish that they're eating in presentation. This is all you're trying to nail down as a fisherman, so using these principles you can catch any fish.
Lastly I also like to tell people not to discount brown lures. As ugly as those are to us, you have to realize that dang near everything a fish looks at is some varying shade of brown for a reason. When your chartreus and red lures stop working, pick up a brown worm or craw and throw that, you'll probably catch something.
Thanks for adding your tips to the discussion.
Man.. and here I thought you just toss and reel it in. Excellent content guys. Appreciate the knowledge
Sometimes that works just fine. If not, try twitches and pauses, different retrieve speeds, etc. Crankbaits can be worked a lot of different ways and you never know which way will be best on a given day.
Very detailed description & information of your video 👍
Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Exceptional work! Also, I can't agree with you more on loop knot vs. a stronger knot with a snap.
Thanks for the feedback!
So much good info thank you!
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent presentation. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. This one took a while to put together!
Super helpful and Insightful!! Im new to fishing and could use all the Info
Thanks - glad you enjoyed the video. This was a fun one to make!
awesome service and up front and honest
Thanks for watching
Great info and thanks!
Thanks - glad you enjoyed the video as much as I did filming it!
Another exceptional demonstration video. This is a great channel. Raymondo.
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Very cool.. I started out this summer actually. Hadn’t went fishin since I was little kid maybe 9yrs old. I started out with a Walmart 10$ ozark trail spinning reel combo with some rubber 2inch little Shad’s Minos with a bobber. Caught like maybe 3 fish. Then I bought a Lews Xfinity orange 6’6” spin combo, switched to jerkbaits. Couple jointed ones, couple wide bill ones, long ones… only caught maybe like another 3-4 fish.. for a month or soo. Then discovered lipless crankbaits. Rapala rpr5 rattling. And that’s how I found out about crankbaits was from the rattling baits. Wow I started catching fish left and right probably caught 13 in one days, hot as hell outside all day long! So I stuck with lipless crank’s.. lost a lot of em, snagged on rock or tree branch buried. But kept catchin fish so I bought couple this morning, a UV orange one a blacklight one and a blade rap-v series one. Haven’t tested that one out yet but the voodoo haze got me a big old cat fish this morning and a small mouth. Good info on all the baits. Subbed
Thanks. Lipless cranks will catch all kinds of things. I've caught cats on them too, and even freshwater drum!
🤘 another awesome video
Thank you - I appreciate it.
Would you be willing/able to make a video detailing your process (if any) on how you research a new body of water? Things like water depth, types of fish found, what they eat, etc. Love your content!
Good suggestion - thanks. I'm working on several others right now but I'll put that on my list.
Well done
One day this channel will implode…
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Amazing video!
Thanks
Wooow... Thank you for the video, it's very helpful for me as a beginner caster... Thank you very much... Success always... Greetings from Indonesia...
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Awesome stuff 👍
Thanks.
Your videos are so awesome...it was a big big void...what different types of bait do...I am really grateful for your effort
Thanks. These videos are a lot of work but I really enjoy making them.
@@FishingwithNat your humongous effect is clearly evident...normally others cover a bait or two, you cover a range...thats a very time consuming effort ...really appreciated
@@shughalonly4724 I appreciate the comment. More to come.
Great video!
Thanks
Just found your channel great channel Nat great tutorials etc i subscribed,
Thanks for the nice comment.
Liked the video and it’s content. Thanks
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
A crankbait rod with a moderate action vs. a fast action rod would be a good test for you to run. I can see a bit of difference with moderate action rods in the crankbait's swim. That bit of give at the end of the rod makes a difference. I've also used Ugly Stick Elite spinning rods for throwing small crankbaits for river smallies. They work great. Got a pretty good spine on the lower part and the tip has just a bit of give.
Cool, thanks for the feedback. I have an Ugly Stik Tiger Elite (heavy action) for catfish and musky and a bunch of Ugly Stik Carbons (L, ML, M, MHx2) and I've been really impressed with those for the price. I haven't tried any regular Elites.
thanks for the walkthrough
You're welcome
Encore bravo pour ces belles images très parlantes !
Merci pour le gentil commentaire!
Excellent video, thanks! New subscriber here. I agree with your assessment of snaps on crankbaits. I use Rapala Shad Raps quite a bit for walleyes, and I used to re-tie when changing sizes. Last year, I experimented with using Fastach clips (tried a few and like Size 2 best) to speed up changes. The lures ran pretty much the same, maybe cast a hair longer and ran a hair deeper, and I did just as well with the walleyes.
Thanks. I don't tend to see any negative impact from using snaps (as small as you can for the application), but they sure add a huge convenience factor.
U r great sir
No one made this type video
It is more useful for beginners
And I'm u r new subscriber
Thanks for the nice comment. I'm glad it was useful.
This is such an amazing video
Thanks!
Thanks you.. Very useful.. 👍
Thank you
Very informative
Thanks for the feedback
Another excellent video mate. 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Amazing!
Thanks - I had fun making this one
thanks for ur infomation
Of course - glad it was helpful.
Very nice video 👍.
Thanks for the comment and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
,,, i'm happy watching your video...thanks ......god blesss....
Thanks so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I like that cray fish bait. Beauty!
I do too. Still haven't caught a fish on it though!
@@FishingwithNat - Yeah, but that’s par for the course with us lure fishers. 🦞🦞🎣🎣
@@peterwallace9764 The appearance and action of that bait are about as realistic as they can be, so I'm pretty sure I'll get a fish to hit it one of these days. If not, at least it's fun to use and look at!
THANK YOU. PERFECT 👌
Great - thank you for the feedback.
you earned my subscription
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Bagus sekali lure nya,mantap saya suka... 👍👍🎣🎣
Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
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Nice video, just see how the rapala working
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it!
i agree with the snap aspect , used that for years for all my fishing, i hate having to retie baits all the time, for bit fish i used a short leader a lot of times also becasuse i have the the line cut too many times from big fish.
Thanks for the feedback
Deep divers can be used shallow.
It keeps them down longer easier, say a 12 foot rated, in 8 foot of water, then an 8 foot rated in 8 foot water.
They, in soft bottom, will peck along the bottom stirring up things, as they bottom out on the dive, wanting to go deeper, a little mud, etc, rising up, like something feeding off the bottom.
Good video, getting rid of the BS in the hobby.
Thanks - glad you liked it. I use deep divers in shallow sometimes too, although I don't like the hard angle they run at when running in shallow water. But like you said, stirring up some sediment can really excite baitfish and panfish, which in turn excites the predators nearby.
Nice job, congratulations!!! I'll like to ask a question .... all these baits are "work" at the day light or/and night????
Crankbaits work in daylight and night. Rattling crankbaits would be best in night conditions.
Im not active fisherman but damn every bait in this video is attracting me so much
😆Crankbaits are pretty, aren't they?
谢谢！
Thank you!
Another secret is a Yamamoto with end bit off and stick a screw in spinner blade on tail for flash. If u haven't tried it I suggest you do 👍 and use a chatter bait with trailer soft plastic golden.
Good tips - thanks
2:00 the fish was like where did it go
Haha yeah
nice video thanks for the nice tips, btw a quick question. im fishing in a river which is cloudy and current is a bit strong. is it okay to use lure instead of live bait? because some of them said river is cloudy so fish cant see lure in the water so they can smell live bait and will attract mroe than lures. should i use lure or live bait?
That depends on the fish you are targeting. Fish that live in cloudy water are used to those conditions and will be able to find your lure just like they find live prey to hunt. Fish that are more scent-focused like catfish are more likely to hit live bait or other strong-smelling baits.
@@FishingwithNat im fishing for flounder, norther pike, carp, roach, bream and perch. im just a beginner so as your knowledge which bait should i use live or lure?
Bro please recommend ur favourite shallow diver lure for barramundi and snapper
Hi, I only fish freshwater so unfortunately I can't offer any suggestions. Maybe someone else here can make a recommendation for barramundi and snapper.
The closer the tying eye to the diving lip, the more left to right action the lure will have. Rolling action is achieved if a diving lip is wider than a lure. More flashing is achieved if a lure has taller and flatter sides. This is the whole philosophy. With this knowledge you can already know how will lure work just by watching it, instead of buying it
Thanks for the comment.
Amazing video to help a very novice fisherman.If I should ask,what are a common fish in the lakes/ponds of Texas,and what could I use to catch them?I want to get a long lasting lure rather than a 1 use food bait like worms,so a lure for bluegill would be a nice knowledge until I get out there more
Thanks. I'm in Wisconsin so I can't give you a solid list of Texas species, but you'll find plenty of largemouth bass along with various panfish like bluegills, redear sunfish, and bream. Check out the mini-mite for bluegills and other panfish. It's a pretty killer bait for panfish around here.
@@FishingwithNat Thank you,does a mini-mite come with the hook or do I need to rig it myself,because I can’t rig well
@@falloutmemer1015 It comes with the jig and the plastic body. Ready to go right out of the package.
Ok,thank you!
@@falloutmemer1015 Good luck!
Hey new to this channel and liking the series. Quick questions is a jerkbait a type of crankbait or something completely different. What are the differences and how would you fish it
I consider them to be very similar. A lot of crankbaits can be used as jerkbaits and actually work more effectively when jerked/paused once in a while during the retrieve. There are some dedicated jerkbaits that don't look very good when simply retrieved, so I guess those ones would be hard to consider "crankbaits". Those are really designed to be jerked/paused.
Strong loop knot is King Sling. Easy to tie. Much stronger than Kreh Loop.
Thanks for the feedback. The King Sling is one of those knots that is actually kind of fun to tie.
Wow, that's incredible! Can you suggest some distributor names where I can buy them? I'm particularly interested in lead baits.
Most of the baits shown in this video are available through large online retailers like Cabela's/Bass Pro Shops, Tackle Warehouse, Fish USA, Omnia Fishing, etc.
@@FishingwithNat thanks so much!! ^^
Any chance about an old school show. Like Devil's Horse, River Runt, torpedo type , Jitterbug or crickhoppers. I do good with those
Thanks for sharing.
thank you generous host
Thanks - I'm glad you enjoyed the video
@@FishingwithNat not only that, i also learned a lot, i own a tackle shop and your rich information gives me the power to convince my customers what to buy based on their needs. Wish you will have more vids and subs this New Year.
@@2061526 I have a whole playlist of videos on how different types of lures work. You may be interested in more of them. th-cam.com/play/PLcXAWxBLRzoJOC73i8r56wb8cKhgSJO8f.html
One thing you may want to note, crank baits and jerkbaits are way more effective when being used the way they’re designed. Jerkbaits catch way more fish when being twitched and jerked, and typically less effective when being reeled. Crank baits are often ineffective being jerked and twitched and alot more effective being reeled. This especially matters in areas with high fishing pressure like lakes and doesn’t matter as much in ponds or during heavy feeding times such as early-mid summer and fall.
Thanks for the feedback. I agree that jerkbaits really don't look that great on a straight retrieve. I do like to jerk crankbaits occasionally though, even when trolling. I seem to get a lot of walleye bites shortly after a jerk while trolling. It could be coincidence but it seems pretty consistent. They seem to respond to the change in lure speed and action, and the short pause after the jerk.
Does anyone have any thought on using a swivel or a clip? Cus I haven’t seen anyone really talk about it
Check out these two videos I did that explored this topic in detail: Fishing Snaps and Clips: Are They Good or Bad and Should You Use Them? th-cam.com/video/RM-mmBS_yO4/w-d-xo.html The Best Way to Attach a Fishing Lure th-cam.com/video/mRShF5tYMDo/w-d-xo.html
Your recomed for trolling please
I really like Berkley Flicker Shads and Flicker Minnows. They are cheaper than many of the others and seem to work just as well for me. I also use a variety of Salmo, Rapala, Bandit, and Reef Runner crankbaits and they all work.
Is some line more difficult to tie in a knot than others? I bought some Berkley 10 lb fishing line and the knot kept coming out. It was annoying.
Yes. Braided lines are often more slippery and can slip out of knots easily. I'd recommend trying these two knots. The Modified Uni is a good one for braided lines. Modified Uni - th-cam.com/video/uIaXE9izLzo/w-d-xo.html
Trilene knot - th-cam.com/video/MQ9sCXQNGMI/w-d-xo.html
how do you get these videos? are you goproing your lure with a selfie stick or something
With a lot of work and time. It's not easy.
U should have more subs
Thanks - we're growing. Feel free to share this video with others that might like it!
How about top water lure? Popper & Pencil lure
I am working on a video similar to this one that is all about topwater lures.
that first one Rapala i caught the world record yellow perch with that..I caught so many bass with this my dad said i am tired watching you catch them cause he not have one lmao
They are excellent baits!
I have two crank baits a rapala countdown and a rebel wee craw
Good baits. How have they worked for you?
@@FishingwithNat well I recently bought them and I hope to use them soon
@@Emz1496 Ok, cool. Good luck!
Still need to use sinkers with crank baits? Just now starting to learn how to fish on my own
You can use sinkers with crankbaits, but they do not need sinkers. I use sinkers with them less than 1% of the time.
I play a game called fishing planet...they had a video saying you cast and reel a crankbait.... Period.
So in essence Depending on Reel Speed a straight slow or straight retrieve.
I used this video to produce a video Using a stop and go, a twich, and I imagine what would equate to a lift and drop... Catching fish with each technique.
And to think I was told cranks are one demential lol
There's a lot more to crankbaits than a simple cast and retrieve. But that said, you can definitely catch lots of fish with a simple retrieve or trolling at a consistent speed.
Well it is a game... And I guess it has all kinds of people. There are as in real life some deep holes that hold walleye or big Flatheads... But they say... This fish likes twitch or it likes stop and go...let the lure sink... And then twitch.
I say... 95% of all strikes occur on the fall and 75% of those take place after the splash.... Why if 3/4 of your strikes happen when you cast would you let a lure dead fall. You got his attention why not twitch it one or two times and see if you can get that aggression strike.
A dead fall you may luck in to a territory strike... But stimulate that lateral line... Amazing how many come back at me and say...man I barely reel 3 ft and had one on... Lol
So definitely understanding what your lure can do. And understanding a little about the fish goes a long way.
For example knowing that over a short burst a catfish is faster then a Northern Pike....may change a lot in that retrieve when targeting each species. But yeah great video Nat.. the stuff you show even applies in a simulator. Lol
@@BigAl24691 Thanks - cool to know that the information is this video is even helpful in a game! Catfish are some of the hardest fighting fish around here, right up there with a big smallmouth of comparable size.
@@FishingwithNat Yeah catfish are fun... Real life I like to catch channel cat ... They get to about 33 inches And between 8 and 14lbs here. Biggest I ve gotten in the game was a 98lb flathead.
The real fish to catch around here is in Maryland what we call the Rock Fish or Stripped Bass.
Not only amazing to fight but stuff them with shrimp and crab dip.... I don't care if you don't like fish....you ll eat everything on your plate. That is one tasty fish!
@@BigAl24691 I've eaten striped bass before - it was excellent. Lots of channel cats around here and some flatheads. I'm still looking for that 30lb+ flathead from my kayak...maybe this summer. There are some 70-pounders caught once in a while.
How do you record your baits? Do you have an R.C. submarine?!?
Shh....it's a secret. :)
@@FishingwithNat yeah 😂... But actually how though?
@@Egg-boy. I have several camera setups I've come up with and I'll get in the water with the lures too.
Watching this video because I make homemade lures, and I keep cranking out lures with crappy action. Need to know how they work so I can stop doing that lol.
Make subtle changes to the design and see how it changes the action. A small change can make a big difference.
So with these lures should I use worms or powerbait ?
You don't need to add anything to a crankbait.
Does hook color matter, I shore fish.
I personally don't think so. I have red, black, gold, and silver hooks on various baits (that come that way from the factory) and if those hooks need replacement later on, I just replace them with black nickel hooks. I think the hook is the most abnormal looking part of a lure, so I think it's best to make it less obvious to the fish, not more. Let them focus on the realistic appearance of the lure itself. Also keep in mind that red light is absorbed by water really quickly, so a red hook that is more than 5-6ft down doesn't even look red anymore.
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Do we need to tie a weight to go deep in crankbait?!
You can add weight to the line ahead of the crankbait, but you can also use deep diving crankbaits or sinking crankbaits like a Rapala Countdown or various lipless crankbaits.
What average size snaps?
I use the VMC crankbait snaps or Duolock snaps in size 00 the most. That's 30# test for the crankbait snaps and 20# for the duolock. I use the size 1 crankbait snaps for musky/salmon baits (67# test).
2.31 was that a 8 lb bass?
There were a lot of nice bass hanging around that spot. They didn't seem to care about that crankbait though.
This is my asmr
I totally get it!
I want this product
Which product?
@@FishingwithNat fish crankbaits
@@rajufishingchanel They are awesome baits for so many different species.
The last time I used the plastic frog I had multiple bullfrogs latch onto it trying to eat it LOL
I've caught bullfrogs on plastic frogs too. Those things are amazing at what they can shove into their mouths!
@@FishingwithNat Right lol. It's actually fun. A guy I know accidentally hooked a huge bullfrog and had to set him free... we felt bad lol
@@yenzahslerrah3939 I do too. Sometimes you don't even know they are there until they lunge at the lure.
How much is the least of this baits
The cheaper baits featured in this video are about $5 and the most expensive one is about $20
@@FishingwithNat ok, but do you have outlet or sales point in Nigeria?
@@chijiokeken1020 I do not, sorry
What is it's cost
Crankbaits usually cost between $4.00 and $10.00. The big ones used for muskies can be $30.00 or higher.
Hi brother how are you 🎣
I hope you enjoyed the video. Good luck fishing!
Thanks brother 🎣
I have the crawfish one in the beginning and never caught anything with it.
I've used it a few times but also haven't caught a fish on it yet.
Which brand is it?
@@marcwlmsn It's a YoZuri 3DB
How effective is crankbaits when it is used in saltwater
Crankbaits can be very effective in saltwater, especially near shore. Most crankbaits dive less than 25ft, so if you want to get deeper than that, you'll want to use a lipless crank or add weight a few feet ahead of your crankbait, which will get you down much deeper.
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Thanks for watching
Kothai pabo aita😊
Thanks for watching. These lures are all widely available at online retailers.