with fall coming around i’m really trying to get a bass on a crankbait, they’re just so cool and fun to use. i almost enjoy them as much as a chatter bait or crayfish plastics. there’s something about them i can’t explain. tight lines!
Great video. Buoyancy is your friend with crankbaits like you said. Some great crankbaits to learn with are cotton cordel lipless, bill Lewis Atv squarebill, and the SK HH. Cotton cordels can be found for $2, atvs for $4, and the HH for $6-7. I spent this past year focused on crankbaits. So worth putting in the time. I can now run crankbaits rated 3-5ft in 2-3ft of water. Such an fun bite.
Crankbaits were never a confidence lure for me. Then I was fishing a local private pond in Central PA where I had great luck with Rapala X-Raps. They werent biting that day so I decided to tie on a shallow bluegill colored crankbait and 2 casts later had a fish. Caught 2 more in the next 5 casts too!
This does help a lot I've used light line snagged my lure and then the line snaps and then the crank bait floated back to the top of the water LoL and then I got stuck staring at it unless the wind is blowing the right direction I can wait till it gets up to the bank and the I can just grab it but most of the time I don't have that kind of luck lol so yes definitely stronger line
Love your videos Tyler. Just caught a nice bass on a shallow diving crankbait the other day. The bass actually followed it up and I saw it so I stopped retrieving and jerked it a little and he ate it topwater. It was pretty sick.
I barely use crank. I only use it during fall. My to go crank will always be 2-4ft crank. It’s like what Tyler said. It don’t always have to touch the ground and that’s a fact. From a guy who fish bank alot. I suggested people who fished bank. Plz plz take notes from my boy Tyler! Bro will give you the best advice possible! He don’t disappoint! I’ve learned ALOT of tips and techniques from him! Don’t forget to subscribe my boy Tyler! 💪🏻
Hey Tyler, I live on a lake/pond in Ct that has the perimeter of a large pond but can reach past 20 feet. Theirs a lot of Landlocked alewife and Bluegill. Theirs lots of Lilly pads and weeds but Theirs also docks and submerged trees. Lots of mud to but NO rocks. I've tried about everything that's "Weedless" but it's doesn't seem to work. Like how a jig has a weed guard but stuff still gets stuck on the jig jead. Same think with Texas rigged stuff accept it gets stuck in the front. Thoughts?
Hey tyler what are the essential rods for bass fishing from the bank. I have a 7 foot MH fast action that I use everything on. I have a spinning combo that is a 7 foot medium fast action that I need to pick up from my parents house back home. Would you say this is good to have the 2 rods or do I need another one and if so what do you recommend for a combo that won’t break the bank?
If you are on the bank, get to the highest point where you can look down onto the hazards. From a boat, make sure you have a really good lure retrieval tool.
I don't catch much on crankbaits in my river. The few I got was on sexy shad. I use squarebills on my kayak because its pretty shallow but they never seem to get deep enough to run along the bottom for long so I just usually reel it in and pause it every 3 cranks or so. I'm probably doing it wrong. Lol. Hopefully these tips help!
Update! I went out today and used a natural shad crankbait by a bridge and cliff/rocky area and I used the retrieves you taught in your videos and caught a rock bass and a 15 inch smallmouth! Your tips always help! Thanks again!
Either 1. Web design and coding 2. Graphic Design or 3. Don't go to college and learn all that on your own. College is a waste of time in 2023 sadly for working in the fishing industry. I'm going to be actively looking for people to hire in 2024-2026, and I DON'T want people to have college debt when I hire. I know it's counter cultural, but that's what I believe
@@TylersReelFishing graphic design would be a great fit! I was planning on using my GI bill to get me through. I need to learn everything I can. I’d also love to network with you in the future!
I got a question, I’m new to fishing and I have no idea how to find out all this information about the bodies of water I’m fishing in so, how do I go about that?
I also don't believe that theirs truly a weedless lure. Personally, all lures get caught. Even hollow body frogs, they're an accepting bit it's difficult to catch fish on!
When i go bank fishing i resort to only topwater lures. All i use is topwater for salt because of the flucuating tides and i catch alot in the salt. When bass fishing i catch a lot less but thats ok. Id rather lose some bass than dollars. The bottom of ponds are very unforgiving.
Local city pond has sooooo many of my crankbaits (along with Chatterbaits and even spinnerbaits) in it, mostly because morons throw shopping carts in it. Really hoping they clean it up one of these days.
Go download the BassForecast APP! bassforecast.onelink.me/5aRm/tyler
I’m a bank fisherman and I love it when you post these types of videos!!!
I love it when you give advice for bank fishermen. Thank you!
This video couldn't have been more perfectly timed, just got home from trying a crankbait after not trying for a long time.
Dude I feel that! I’ve been messing around with them a bit more after not touching them for years. I’ll admit it, I was scared to snag lol
DUDE SAME!!! I DID YESTERDAY THE SAME DAY YOU COMMENTED THIS AND HE POSTED!!!
Same
with fall coming around i’m really trying to get a bass on a crankbait, they’re just so cool and fun to use. i almost enjoy them as much as a chatter bait or crayfish plastics. there’s something about them i can’t explain. tight lines!
I’m glad you brought up that you don’t have to contact bottom to fish a crank bait! I totally agree
Some guys I fish with disagree with me there, but I really think they are wrong haha
Yeah that’s basically saying a minnow has to be rooting around in the dirt for a bass to find it appetizing 😂
best fishing tips channel out here brotha
I appreciate that!
Dang. I’m trying out crankbaits and I was just watching an old TRF video last night on crankbait fishing. This is perfect timing!!! Praise the lord!
I just got into throwing crankbaits this fall and I am super excited about this video!!
Great video. Buoyancy is your friend with crankbaits like you said. Some great crankbaits to learn with are cotton cordel lipless, bill Lewis Atv squarebill, and the SK HH. Cotton cordels can be found for $2, atvs for $4, and the HH for $6-7. I spent this past year focused on crankbaits. So worth putting in the time. I can now run crankbaits rated 3-5ft in 2-3ft of water. Such an fun bite.
Crankbaits were never a confidence lure for me. Then I was fishing a local private pond in Central PA where I had great luck with Rapala X-Raps. They werent biting that day so I decided to tie on a shallow bluegill colored crankbait and 2 casts later had a fish. Caught 2 more in the next 5 casts too!
Absolutely love this dudes channel! He has definitely taught me how to become a better fisherman.
Last week thought i was snagged up on something throwing a bluegill kvd 2.5, that snag was a 34" Northern Pike.
Happy finishing yall
You never fail to disappoint Tyler love it
Thanks Tyler!!! Also bass forcast is great!! If you guys havent tried it....your seriously missing out!!!
This does help a lot I've used light line snagged my lure and then the line snaps and then the crank bait floated back to the top of the water LoL and then I got stuck staring at it unless the wind is blowing the right direction I can wait till it gets up to the bank and the I can just grab it but most of the time I don't have that kind of luck lol so yes definitely stronger line
Very good for learning the structure of the lake no need in getting upset or frustrated if you do get snagged
Perfect timing considering I just received the 6th Sense Fall Kit with like 15 crankbaits 🤣
Love the hybrid hunter......works everytime I use it
Same here!
Love your videos Tyler. Just caught a nice bass on a shallow diving crankbait the other day. The bass actually followed it up and I saw it so I stopped retrieving and jerked it a little and he ate it topwater. It was pretty sick.
I barely use crank. I only use it during fall. My to go crank will always be 2-4ft crank. It’s like what Tyler said. It don’t always have to touch the ground and that’s a fact. From a guy who fish bank alot. I suggested people who fished bank. Plz plz take notes from my boy Tyler! Bro will give you the best advice possible! He don’t disappoint! I’ve learned ALOT of tips and techniques from him! Don’t forget to subscribe my boy Tyler! 💪🏻
Thank you so much!
Hey Tyler, I live on a lake/pond in Ct that has the perimeter of a large pond but can reach past 20 feet. Theirs a lot of Landlocked alewife and Bluegill. Theirs lots of Lilly pads and weeds but Theirs also docks and submerged trees. Lots of mud to but NO rocks. I've tried about everything that's "Weedless" but it's doesn't seem to work. Like how a jig has a weed guard but stuff still gets stuck on the jig jead. Same think with Texas rigged stuff accept it gets stuck in the front. Thoughts?
Tyler a big thank u from Portugal 🇵🇹. Your videos are really great .
Glad you like them!
Was actually gonna tie on both a lipless and a shallow diver in my next outing!
Congrats on 320,000 subs!!
Thank you!
Tyler I like the Hybid Hunter for shallow cranking too. I is deadly l.
I caught a bluegill on a regular sized crank bait once, it was pretty strong too
Watching this after catching my first bass on a crank bait during my lunch.
Nice!!
Hey tyler what are the essential rods for bass fishing from the bank. I have a 7 foot MH fast action that I use everything on. I have a spinning combo that is a 7 foot medium fast action that I need to pick up from my parents house back home. Would you say this is good to have the 2 rods or do I need another one and if so what do you recommend for a combo that won’t break the bank?
What do you do when you come across areas that have trees, weeds, mud, and docks all in one spot?
If you are on the bank, get to the highest point where you can look down onto the hazards. From a boat, make sure you have a really good lure retrieval tool.
Nice, thank you!
I don't catch much on crankbaits in my river. The few I got was on sexy shad. I use squarebills on my kayak because its pretty shallow but they never seem to get deep enough to run along the bottom for long so I just usually reel it in and pause it every 3 cranks or so. I'm probably doing it wrong. Lol. Hopefully these tips help!
Update! I went out today and used a natural shad crankbait by a bridge and cliff/rocky area and I used the retrieves you taught in your videos and caught a rock bass and a 15 inch smallmouth! Your tips always help! Thanks again!
Update 2! Today I caught 5 more including a 3.3 pound largemouth on a kvd 1.5 gizzard shad!
I just got some crankbaits so this is perfect
Which bass forecast app is yours? There's a few. Thanks love your vids!
There’s only one app called “bass forecast”. It’s linked in my video description
Pond #13, is that a private pond? I'm from MN, in the city of Saint Paul. Was curious if I can come try there. Looks sweet!
Yes it was
Now how do exspect a bank to get the layout of the bottom of a tank with out your FFS rich boy?
Perfect timing!
You the man 🙌🙌
Great tips!
What are your best suggestions for a college degree to get started in the fishing industry????
Very open minded here
Either 1. Web design and coding 2. Graphic Design or 3. Don't go to college and learn all that on your own. College is a waste of time in 2023 sadly for working in the fishing industry. I'm going to be actively looking for people to hire in 2024-2026, and I DON'T want people to have college debt when I hire. I know it's counter cultural, but that's what I believe
@@TylersReelFishing graphic design would be a great fit! I was planning on using my GI bill to get me through. I need to learn everything I can. I’d also love to network with you in the future!
Im catching leaves an pine needles right now with my crank baits
Then go with a shallower diving crankbait
Great video !
I got a question, I’m new to fishing and I have no idea how to find out all this information about the bodies of water I’m fishing in so, how do I go about that?
Social media apps like Omnia, Fishbrain, etc.
Casting sonar bobber helps but not enough
I got a 5lb small mouth today on a crank bait off the cliffs at the river ❤
Nice!!
I also don't believe that theirs truly a weedless lure. Personally, all lures get caught. Even hollow body frogs, they're an accepting bit it's difficult to catch fish on!
When i go bank fishing i resort to only topwater lures. All i use is topwater for salt because of the flucuating tides and i catch alot in the salt. When bass fishing i catch a lot less but thats ok. Id rather lose some bass than dollars. The bottom of ponds are very unforgiving.
Local city pond has sooooo many of my crankbaits (along with Chatterbaits and even spinnerbaits) in it, mostly because morons throw shopping carts in it. Really hoping they clean it up one of these days.
You think your place is bad try fishing in Mendota, CA
I’d use square bill
Ah- that 1st 30s is me!
Just started this yes let's hear this?
Take front hooks off period
w i already have BF
first
👇Can i get a 📌…love the videos