This is what we needed Tyler. I feel like there is a lot of variation and some of the things talked about in the south may not work at the same time in the northeast.
I think this is the absolute best video you’ve posted. Your not afraid to share vital information that is true and helps others unlike some people. Keep up the great work and God bless!
hello from Maine! really appreciate all the great content. you have helped me catch so many more fish. got into more serious bass fishing two years ago and thanks to the knowledge I have received from you, I am able to create fellowship through fishing at my local church. I know its a haul but if you ever have a chance, come up here and try fishin. there's something special about floating down a river slaying smallies. maybe you will even get hooked on fly fishing for them.😂
We watch a lot of Maine Cabin Masters and I love to see all those gorgeous lakes up there. Pretty awesome about your local church and fishing. #fisherofmen
Tyler, I have to say thank you. I've just started fishing this week and you do such a good job gearing your content towards new anglers. I love going out after work and trying out the tips you give. Although I haven't caught anything, I enjoy every bit of it. I'm fishing in SW Florida right now, originally from Dallas, and I travel all around the country for work. It will take me some time to get used to all the things I need to be doing, to learn all the terminology and general feel for fishing. I even spooled up my own reel and set up my bait for the first time a couple days ago. You don't over complicate things and it makes it so easy to follow what you're saying. Again, thank you for your content!
So glad you found the channel! Whenever you have a fishing question or technique you want to learn, search “TylersReelFishing ____” and in that blank, put the topic you are curious about. Odds are, ive already made a video about it👍🏼
Used the app two days ago. Used a spinner bait, which was the 5th option for lure, and caught an "ice cream cone bass" that right now is my PB as I am new to Bass fishing. I am going to a lake in Prosper where a friend caught 4 pounders upwards just several weeks ago. Cannot wait to hit a big one soon. Thank you for all the tips, it has helped me not only start catching bigger but it has also helped me help my kids.
I love that you specified the pacific northwest! So many videos talk about stuff that relates to the south, like for instance, where I live the spawn has just started. Great video Tyler! Time to tie on a frog!
Living up in Idaho, our winter lasted until April so it's been fun to get back into fishing. Caught a decent sized smallmouth on a paddletail on a jighead, smiled when I saw it as #3
Thanks for going region specific. Being in NJ I feel like we're often a month or two behind other people's monthly lure videos. This one speaks to everyone. Great job!
Good stuff. It's rare that anyone mentions California though. It's been unseasonably cold here, with a lot of May Gray and June Gloom. The only thing that I have had luck with as of late is a 3.5" swimbait on an underspin. I target the bass that are jumping for shad and then burn it just under the surface. Can't wait for warmer temps so I can bust out the 10" worms again.
Thank goodness you did this video. A lot of YT videos that are doing the " Best for this month" are for like the southern lakes and doesnt apply for northern lakes. Love the content and keep pumping them out!
Thanks for the video Tyler! I live in NH and struggled the last couple weeks to land some decent bass. Fishing has been slow which I am not used too. First thought was to come on and watch some Tyler Reelz Fishing videos and learn something new. Always love your content.
Love your style and energy. I’ve watched a lot of fishing vids and you are definitely the favorite. So, just wanted to say thanks! Kevin (Ret. Firefighter) now fishing 😎
This was perfect man! Definitely needed this I’ve been in a spawn/post spawn funk and today I actually thought about throwing a swimbait on a jig head I live up in Buffalo, and I can attest we have great smallies up here! Thanks brother
Boy do I get the wacky rig being in there. I have a summer home on a smaller lake in northern Wisconsin, and I caught two 3.5, four 4, and a 5 pounder yesterday. Best wacky bite of my life.
Seriously, thank you for this video. You really gave me some insight on what to use right now. Very thorough, you know I had to hit that subscribe button!
Thanks for all your videos! Very helpful! I really enjoy watching them. Also the different variety of places that your accounting for is nice because I live up in Michigan.
OMG He said Ohio, the one place you all love to leave out when you’re talking about bass fishing 😂 It’s rough going here in mid west Ohio. Shallow waters, rivers, man made lakes for our canal systems. BUT that being said I do slay them and owe a lot of my knowledge to channels like yours good sir! But would still love some more info on areas like mine. We’re on fire now tho!!
@@deepintheheartoftx7548 I haven’t seen that yet. Pretty cool tho! I’d still like to see some of these guys go to these states with out big lakes and with areas of really tough fishing and show how’d they might deal with those conditions. I won’t lie it’s been hard picking up what’s going to work in these areas though some of these bigger channels. Don’t get me wrong I’ve learned plenty, gained experience and I’ve figured out my area, right now flat out stick baits on fire and top waters heating up. We pass this season and fishing gets stupid tough in this region.
I’m live in south Arkansas almost on the boarder of Louisiana. The fish have moved deep and are starting to school and I’m slaying them on deep jerk baits. I’ve caught probably in the last week 20 over 3 pounds. I’ve probably caught around a 100 fish. Which of course I have a little help with my live scope but still.
I am getting into fishing i understand different line but i don’t get why i should be using say 10 pound test in some scenarios why could i not always just use a higher test. I also fish for trout which this relates more to
Light line is more natural and can throw further. Heavy line sometimes needed for big fish, heavy lures and snags. Braid is a different style of no stretch line. Most people would recommend 8-10 lb on a spinning rod and 12-15 on a bait caster to start.
It's the timing for most , set the hook too early and you pull it out it's mouth. Set the hook too late and the bass will have spit it out . Once the blowup happens give it maybe 5 seconds to reel in the slack than set the hook
Hey Tyler big fan of your videos the editing and quality are my favorite and like you I love strike king baits could you do a video on early morning baits I fish a rocky shallow lake from my dock quite often and I am lucky enough to be positioned on a main lake point for some reason early morning 530-730 am I struggle to catch fish I’ve tried spooks, paddle tails, crankbaits, jerkbait, and swim jigs but it almost seems like I cannot get the fishes attention away from all the Shad around any tips ?
Hey TRF, got a question for ya. Gonna get some Seaguar invisix but can only afford 1 weight of line. What is a good do it all weight that can fish any lure for bass, peacock bass, and gar fishing? Also your channel has helped me get back to enjoying fishing again while learning and understanding lures and when to use them and why.
@@TylersReelFishing Sweet, Thanks. Btw, anytime your down in South Florida, would love to see a "100 ponds" video. We have so many species that it would be interesting to see your take on fishing these waters with lures.
“Frogs” don’t hardly ever imitate frogs. The hollow belly frog category can imitate a number of different forages, but is mostly bluegill, which every state has bass that eat
Where would Indianapolis fall ? Midwest? Or northern part of the US I’m a new fisherman that only fishes ponds so most of the videos don’t really apply
@@TylersReelFishing Awesome. It would be nice to see some budget type rods, that use average joes can afford. I know there are only a couple reels on the market. At least in the US.
Tyler, have you been to the Sacramento Delta? Awesome fishery. BASS and MLF HAD tournaments there in years past but the major east coast pros whined and complained that they were getting their a$$es handed to them by the west coast guys and local pros. Quite common to pull a heavy bag in a fishery that big. Tides are the key. I talk to Ish Monroe a lot. BIG delta guy and well known pro. It's his favorite place with Clear Lake a close second. Give us a shot bro!
I’m very new to fishing and I was wondering Is it bad to keep soft plastics in a box? I’ve seen people saying it’s bad and I’ve seen people say it doesn’t matter I have mine in a box because I don’t see how it could be bad but what do you thing
It totally depends how YOU like to store them, and what angle you’re storing your boxes at. How they are stacked. Works for some, not for others. I prefer to keep mine in their bags
How is your app going to help me if I’m in California and you’re not familiar with our fisheries?? I enjoy your videos but it’s all based in the south or back east
The app has nothing to do with “me”. It is built upon the behavior of bass based on science. Mike (owner of the app), designed it to work for anyone anywhere in the USA, and we are constantly improving it
Bro, what about southwest? Socal, Arizona etc? Links to any info vids about my area? I feel like most big freshwater pages talk about The South and Mid west the most, and I haven't found any TH-camrs from down this way unfortunately.
Your area applies very close to south Texas and Florida. The Arizona region is really the only place I have not bass fished, but I plan on it soon. Stay tuned👍🏼
My wife and I haven't caught a fish in 12 straight Saturday's. We are desperate. We bank fish and we try to hike away from everyone else and fish. It's ruff out there on West Point Lake.
So I live OH. How do I know if im in post spawn or summer? Asking cause I'm using your app, and I have no clue if OH is post spawn or summer, tips on knowing?
@TylersReelFishing I see the options on switching back and forth between seasons and what lures to use, but where do I look too see which season it actually is,
Don’t forget to check out all the lure specific teaching videos linked in the video description 👍🏼
Just caught my PB (4.6) yesterday on a black/blue chatterbait thanks to you! Thanks Tyler!
Heck yeah! I love to hear that
This is what we needed Tyler. I feel like there is a lot of variation and some of the things talked about in the south may not work at the same time in the northeast.
100%.
Most peoples month specific content isn’t very useful
The bass forecast really is good. Been using it for about a year and it has been extremely helpful.
I'm using the Doug Hannon Moon Clock.
I love to hear that!
I think this is the absolute best video you’ve posted. Your not afraid to share vital information that is true and helps others unlike some people. Keep up the great work and God bless!
Glad it was helpful!
hello from Maine! really appreciate all the great content. you have helped me catch so many more fish. got into more serious bass fishing two years ago and thanks to the knowledge I have received from you, I am able to create fellowship through fishing at my local church. I know its a haul but if you ever have a chance, come up here and try fishin. there's something special about floating down a river slaying smallies. maybe you will even get hooked on fly fishing for them.😂
We watch a lot of Maine Cabin Masters and I love to see all those gorgeous lakes up there. Pretty awesome about your local church and fishing. #fisherofmen
Super cool Lucas! I’m actually not all that far from you right now (upstate NY). Maybe I’ll make it up there one day!
Tyler, I have to say thank you. I've just started fishing this week and you do such a good job gearing your content towards new anglers. I love going out after work and trying out the tips you give. Although I haven't caught anything, I enjoy every bit of it. I'm fishing in SW Florida right now, originally from Dallas, and I travel all around the country for work. It will take me some time to get used to all the things I need to be doing, to learn all the terminology and general feel for fishing. I even spooled up my own reel and set up my bait for the first time a couple days ago. You don't over complicate things and it makes it so easy to follow what you're saying.
Again, thank you for your content!
So glad you found the channel!
Whenever you have a fishing question or technique you want to learn, search “TylersReelFishing ____” and in that blank, put the topic you are curious about. Odds are, ive already made a video about it👍🏼
Used the app two days ago. Used a spinner bait, which was the 5th option for lure, and caught an "ice cream cone bass" that right now is my PB as I am new to Bass fishing. I am going to a lake in Prosper where a friend caught 4 pounders upwards just several weeks ago. Cannot wait to hit a big one soon. Thank you for all the tips, it has helped me not only start catching bigger but it has also helped me help my kids.
That is awesome!
I love that you specified the pacific northwest! So many videos talk about stuff that relates to the south, like for instance, where I live the spawn has just started. Great video Tyler! Time to tie on a frog!
And you’ll get bit I’m sure! Y’all are usually right in line with NY, if not a few weeks before
Living up in Idaho, our winter lasted until April so it's been fun to get back into fishing. Caught a decent sized smallmouth on a paddletail on a jighead, smiled when I saw it as #3
I love this video. Truly appreciate how you broke down the regions.
That’s sick you’re in Bass Forecast. Congrats
Thanks for going region specific. Being in NJ I feel like we're often a month or two behind other people's monthly lure videos. This one speaks to everyone. Great job!
My fav youtuber by far you have helped me so much with my fishing since my dad was not there to help me thanks bro🔥
Let’s go🫡
Good stuff. It's rare that anyone mentions California though. It's been unseasonably cold here, with a lot of May Gray and June Gloom. The only thing that I have had luck with as of late is a 3.5" swimbait on an underspin. I target the bass that are jumping for shad and then burn it just under the surface. Can't wait for warmer temps so I can bust out the 10" worms again.
Big worms slay in nor cal
Just got back into fishing and that wacky rig is wild. Catching at least 10 bass every time I go out fishing!
So awesome!
I live in the northeast corner of Indiana and they are loving top water frogs. Was just out yesterday and caught about a 2 pound bass on one.
That is awesome!
Thank goodness you did this video. A lot of YT videos that are doing the " Best for this month" are for like the southern lakes and doesnt apply for northern lakes. Love the content and keep pumping them out!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video Tyler! I live in NH and struggled the last couple weeks to land some decent bass. Fishing has been slow which I am not used too. First thought was to come on and watch some Tyler Reelz Fishing videos and learn something new. Always love your content.
Love to hear that!
I mainly fish for largemouth bass, and I find your videos helpful and fun to watch so thx for making content Tyler :)
I want to THANK YOU for all the teaching videos, plus.
And I wanna thank YOU for watching!
Love your style and energy. I’ve watched a lot of fishing vids and you are definitely the favorite. So, just wanted to say thanks! Kevin (Ret. Firefighter) now fishing 😎
This was perfect man! Definitely needed this I’ve been in a spawn/post spawn funk and today I actually thought about throwing a swimbait on a jig head I live up in Buffalo, and I can attest we have great smallies up here! Thanks brother
That and a drop shot are gonna do awesome for you in Buffalo right now
@@TylersReelFishing thanks man Gonna hit the lake and see what happens!
I already know this is gonna be a banger!
Yuhhh
Great tips. I can’t wait to try these bait in CT where I live. Thanks
Boy do I get the wacky rig being in there. I have a summer home on a smaller lake in northern Wisconsin, and I caught two 3.5, four 4, and a 5 pounder yesterday. Best wacky bite of my life.
It’s such a good lure this time of year
Seriously, thank you for this video. You really gave me some insight on what to use right now. Very thorough, you know I had to hit that subscribe button!
Glad it was helpful! Pumped to have ya around the channel 👍🏼
Hey Tyler, just letting you know that you tricks work! Today, I caught a 6.5 pounder on a weighted zoom pink finesse worm.
Thanks for all your videos! Very helpful! I really enjoy watching them. Also the different variety of places that your accounting for is nice because I live up in Michigan.
I’ll have some content filmed in Michigan this summer for ya!
Yeah buddy I can't wait to get back out on the water to try all these tips.. thank you and God bless you 👍
Give ‘em a shot!
I'll be going after largemouth next week.. I've been just killing the small mouth last two time out. Your the man Tyler keep it up 👍
I’m up in Minnesota and this vid will help a lot thanks! If there is any advice you have for Minnesota please let me know
Quality content as always dude. Learning never stops!!!
Of course!
OMG He said Ohio, the one place you all love to leave out when you’re talking about bass fishing 😂 It’s rough going here in mid west Ohio. Shallow waters, rivers, man made lakes for our canal systems. BUT that being said I do slay them and owe a lot of my knowledge to channels like yours good sir! But would still love some more info on areas like mine. We’re on fire now tho!!
He just fished a pond in Cincinnati on his way to NY according to Instagram. Things are looking up for Ohio!
I talked about the “north” which Ohio is a part of
@@deepintheheartoftx7548 I haven’t seen that yet. Pretty cool tho! I’d still like to see some of these guys go to these states with out big lakes and with areas of really tough fishing and show how’d they might deal with those conditions. I won’t lie it’s been hard picking up what’s going to work in these areas though some of these bigger channels. Don’t get me wrong I’ve learned plenty, gained experience and I’ve figured out my area, right now flat out stick baits on fire and top waters heating up. We pass this season and fishing gets stupid tough in this region.
As someone who fishes lake champlain on the vt side, I can confirm the swimbait is working, also soft jerkbaits texas rigged and hopped
Awesome Tyler Can't wait to get on the water!!
Great info Tyler thanks for sharing 🎣 👍
Any time!
Quick question on a baitcaster do you very lightly press against the spool to avoid a birds nest
In Northern California and the spinnerbait is wackin em this time of year also the fluke
always a good video on trf
Always a good comment from Josiahgarcia761
I caught my on at lake guntersville on a spinner bait beside a sunk boat
Don't forget SC when naming the South fishing. The Carolinas is where it's at.
I’m live in south Arkansas almost on the boarder of Louisiana. The fish have moved deep and are starting to school and I’m slaying them on deep jerk baits. I’ve caught probably in the last week 20 over 3 pounds. I’ve probably caught around a 100 fish. Which of course I have a little help with my live scope but still.
👍🏼
Another great video Tyler! Thanks for all the great information that you continue to share. #TylersReelFishing rocks!!!
Thanks for watching!
Love your channel. I have a small channel TH-cam channel that I made because of channels like yours.
Appreciate the video and content. This June in Nor Cal has been silly sucky and just off.
Seems like every year funky weather screws somebody’s fishing up!
@@TylersReelFishing yes, and I wish I could use the tools given to me by you and your instructional videos. I just get lost these days :(
BassForecast is so helpful and your videos in there are amazing!
Glad you think so!
Will baby bass color work to imitate bluegill ok on the caffeine shad, if I don’t have watermelon red? I love that color. Thanks Tyler.
Yes baby bass is a great color
Any recommendations for California? That would help me a lot
I am getting into fishing i understand different line but i don’t get why i should be using say 10 pound test in some scenarios why could i not always just use a higher test. I also fish for trout which this relates more to
Light line is more natural and can throw further. Heavy line sometimes needed for big fish, heavy lures and snags. Braid is a different style of no stretch line. Most people would recommend 8-10 lb on a spinning rod and 12-15 on a bait caster to start.
@@mikefromoh2925ty
Frogs are good but I struggle to set the hook with them and land the bass
Do you have a heavy power rod
It's the timing for most , set the hook too early and you pull it out it's mouth. Set the hook too late and the bass will have spit it out . Once the blowup happens give it maybe 5 seconds to reel in the slack than set the hook
@@shawnholderman2316 I have a medium heavy baitcaster
I’ve always heard to let the fish take in for a few seconds then set
Just search “TylersReelFishing frog”
Hey Tyler big fan of your videos the editing and quality are my favorite and like you I love strike king baits could you do a video on early morning baits I fish a rocky shallow lake from my dock quite often and I am lucky enough to be positioned on a main lake point for some reason early morning 530-730 am I struggle to catch fish I’ve tried spooks, paddle tails, crankbaits, jerkbait, and swim jigs but it almost seems like I cannot get the fishes attention away from all the Shad around any tips ?
Just gotta get the lure in front of them while they are actively feeding. They will bite
Up north chatter baits are really good
Very
Dont let them ruffle your feathers Tyler just keep teaching your way .
Kermit taking number 1!!
Always
I do in fact want to know about June lures please
😂😂😂
Im new to fishing but for washington state we are on the far north right? so using stuff like small swimbait would worK?
Yes
Hey TRF, got a question for ya. Gonna get some Seaguar invisix but can only afford 1 weight of line. What is a good do it all weight that can fish any lure for bass, peacock bass, and gar fishing? Also your channel has helped me get back to enjoying fishing again while learning and understanding lures and when to use them and why.
15lb
@@TylersReelFishing Sweet, Thanks. Btw, anytime your down in South Florida, would love to see a "100 ponds" video. We have so many species that it would be interesting to see your take on fishing these waters with lures.
What about rock and a lot of seaweed what would you use
Rock and seaweed are very different situations. Search “TylersReelFishing rock” and “TylersReelFishing grass” and you’ll find videos to help 👍🏼
@@TylersReelFishing OK thank you sir
Is that a citadel ring?
But have you fished the california Delta????
I have!
Thanks brother
My pleasure!
Arizona has the hardest 🎣 fishing. Plz come try and prove me wrong :)
I want to! Just a long ways over there
California has a larger population so more pressure.
As far as I am concerned, the Neko rig is virtually the same rig as a wacky,just with a nail weight.
Yep
Come fish in AZ during June. Frogs aren't native here
“Frogs” don’t hardly ever imitate frogs. The hollow belly frog category can imitate a number of different forages, but is mostly bluegill, which every state has bass that eat
Where would Indianapolis fall ? Midwest? Or northern part of the US I’m a new fisherman that only fishes ponds so most of the videos don’t really apply
Have you done a video on BFS?
No but planning on it
@@TylersReelFishing
Awesome. It would be nice to see some budget type rods, that use average joes can afford. I know there are only a couple reels on the market. At least in the US.
Babe wae up! Another TylerReelFishing vid just dropped!!
Wake her up
Tyler, have you been to the Sacramento Delta? Awesome fishery. BASS and MLF HAD tournaments there in years past but the major east coast pros whined and complained that they were getting their a$$es handed to them by the west coast guys and local pros. Quite common to pull a heavy bag in a fishery that big. Tides are the key. I talk to Ish Monroe a lot. BIG delta guy and well known pro. It's his favorite place with Clear Lake a close second. Give us a shot bro!
I have been there! Really cool fishery
I’m very new to fishing and I was wondering Is it bad to keep soft plastics in a box? I’ve seen people saying it’s bad and I’ve seen people say it doesn’t matter I have mine in a box because I don’t see how it could be bad but what do you thing
It totally depends how YOU like to store them, and what angle you’re storing your boxes at. How they are stacked. Works for some, not for others. I prefer to keep mine in their bags
How is your app going to help me if I’m in California and you’re not familiar with our fisheries?? I enjoy your videos but it’s all based in the south or back east
The app has nothing to do with “me”. It is built upon the behavior of bass based on science. Mike (owner of the app), designed it to work for anyone anywhere in the USA, and we are constantly improving it
How about the West ? Specifically California?
Very similar to the middle of the country, but a bit later, a few weeks. Now so-cal is wayyy earlier than nor-cal, keep that in mind
Thanks I live Right in Middle of California on Central coast San luis obispo
Bro, what about southwest? Socal, Arizona etc? Links to any info vids about my area? I feel like most big freshwater pages talk about The South and Mid west the most, and I haven't found any TH-camrs from down this way unfortunately.
Your area applies very close to south Texas and Florida. The Arizona region is really the only place I have not bass fished, but I plan on it soon. Stay tuned👍🏼
@TylersReelFishing come to San Diego bro. Lemme know.
What was the name of that big worm
Zeus. All my tackle as always are linked in the video description.
My wife and I haven't caught a fish in 12 straight Saturday's. We are desperate. We bank fish and we try to hike away from everyone else and fish. It's ruff out there on West Point Lake.
Throw a weightless soft plastic jerkbait in watermelon red, and KEEP IT ON THE BOTTOM. You’ll catch something
Swim bait in indiana 😄😄
Why does a wacky rig work during a bluegill spawn.
Do you use weights with soft jerkbait
Search “TylersReelFishing weight”. Usually no
So I live OH. How do I know if im in post spawn or summer? Asking cause I'm using your app, and I have no clue if OH is post spawn or summer, tips on knowing?
The app will tell you!
@TylersReelFishing I see the options on switching back and forth between seasons and what lures to use, but where do I look too see which season it actually is,
Tyler my brother caught 19 inch smallie on a crankbait
Heck yeah!
Upstate NY lures list would be very helpful for me 🤷🏻♂️ I guess I'm nobody 😢
Ohio here, this stuff will work in upstate. Add a tube to the list!
I’m literally at an AirBnB on Cayuga lake right now, headed to the St. Lawrence river next week haha. You’re about to see quite a lot of upstate stuff
Hey
Why you know that
Cause I’ve caught quite a few bass and been around the country a lot
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