We had rain on the forecast in north Texas today and I watched this video over and over this morning before I went out on my local pond during my lunch break. I ended up catching my personal best 5-6 pounder (didn’t have a good scale) on a loon colored whopper plopper 90 on my last cast! Wish I could send you the picture, thank you for the tips sir! They really worked for me
Hey man I just wanna say your videos are always so professional you maintain eye contact with the camera it’s nice to feel like your being talked to directly. Good job man you got a faithful subscriber today
i just wanna flat out say thank you, i just caught the most bass i’ve had in one day and also broke my pb by HALF A POUND. today was hands down the best day i’ve ever had on the water and i owe it to you. thank you so much 🙏🏼
Dude, you are quickly becoming my #1 gotta watch fishing guru! I really like your no nonsense style. Lol. keep up the great content. Thanks for what you do!
One of the biggest bass ive caught is when it started hailing like crazy. Threw a trout swim bait bout 6 feet from me, hit it hard, nailed it. Then had to hike a mile plus in my waders so i didn’t get frost bite.
@@BassFishingHQ I think I see what it was that I was reacting to. It relates to when you do the cut-to-closeup jumpcut thing to provide emphasis. For example, at 00:41 you go from the regular footage to a brief closer crop. During that time when it is close-cropped the footage is very slightly blurry. I assume this is because the software you are using to edit is just artificially zooming in to provide the closeup, in essence enlarging the image. None of this is a problem, I just find it interesting. Carry on.
You’re slowly becoming my favorite fishing channel bro jeez it’s insane how much you have grown on me lmfao. Used to watch you for info but it’s more than that now
Tyler, I’m new to your channel and you’re already in my top five ranking for great instructional tips and enjoyable content. Regarding the wet cheeks syndrome - at my age I’m just relieved that they’re wet from the rain or something that I sat on rather than being self-moistened! (And by the way, no one runs from the British anymore.)
In November around here in Central Washington I get out the thermals and winter wear, grab my fishing chair and golf umbrella. I can keep dry in nasty weather and the bass were still biting!
Dude I have a story for you! My dad took me and my son and his friend fishing. The lake cleared out. I said " dad we need to go in, the lake is empty". He said that was the best time to fish. It started lighting. He said time to go in. We got to bank and found out there were 3 tornado warnings around us. To make matters worse we couldn't get out of the water, dude in front of us couldn't get his house boat out. It took 10 of us standing on the front of the trailer to get him hooked up. To make matters even worse we had another tornado warning at that time. This was before cell phones. I bought him a weather radio. We were catching so much, he didn't want to leave.
When we were in Minnesota we were out in the middle of the lake problably around 15 miles from our cabin. There was a pop up hail storm with golf ball sized hail. We were on a ledge and the first sign was a lightening bolt problably 3 miles from us the whole bait vibrated and thag was our sign to get going. We raced the whole storm back to the dock and didn’t have time to trailer the boat and cover it so we just barely beat it to the dock and after that no units were damaged but the hail destroyed a transducer up front and now we have a new helix 9 up front and new transducers. Glad we didn’t get caught in it and have to make a run and get hit in the head with hail.
I appreciate you addressing lightning. Lightening strikes are extremely rare,kinda like shark attacks. But the only reason that shark attacks are rare is because most people ant out in shark territory,flipping around like a top water bait, if they were than youd probably hear of alot more shark attacks. Anyways,the same goes for lightening, its very rare but if your in the middle of a lake with that graphite rod in hand,casting a potentially metal lure you highly encourage the lightening God's to strike you down! Ive thought about this alot on my kayak lol
I’m debating on going fishing in the next hour to get out on the lake at 5am … there’s been thunder and lightning… I wanna go fishing but idk if it’ll move or not 😂 this video helped
Great video brother. This year has been loaded with rain. Your advice is extremely helpful. Going bass fishing today in the rain and will use your advice. We catch a lot of big walleye and pike in the rain, they're very aggressive in the rain too. Thank you for the advice and keep up the great work.
I try and avoid rain as merely a comfort issue. Plus in summer in Texas it’s usually nasty thunderstorms and not soft gentle rains. One time my kid and I were on the water it started a super gentle sprinkle and we stayed there and kept fishing and really did well had ten in like thirty minutes was fun.
I know what you mean. Down in the south with all that heat, those storms that come through are vicious. The fishing can be great leading right up to it, but you definitely have to be safe
Another great video!! One question on this subject. What would you do via the rivers (Ohio river)? Would you still do the same things? Excited to hear your response. Keep up the great work!!
The river can be difficult, as I am sure you know. The number one thing there, is being in an area that has life. This requires time on the water covering water until you find that 100 yrd stretch that is holding a group of fish. Spinnerbait, squarebill, frog and soft plastics are gonna be your best friend seeing how a lot of the River fishes shallow
Awesome video your tips help me out alot. You said one time that bass love to stay literally up against cover. I've been getting much better with a bait caster so the other day I made an almost perfect cast right next to some cover and boom! I caught one and all I could think was man you were right. That bass did not like my worm invading his home 😂
I think this will be helpful as the barometer changes on sunny days, too. Adding to the safety list: Don’t walk into quicksand or slip on slick mud. Seriously, thunderclouds can send lightning miles away. Give them plenty of distance.
see thats the thing that scares me, as a person that came from seattle to virginia, i dont care if i get wet at all, but the thunderstorms here are ACTUALLY scary...usually i know the storm has passed when i hear a loud boom because it struck somewhere in the woods close to me lol
What about when it's 80⁰ one day and the next morning it a high of 50⁰ but it's raining. Usually the temp drops after rain. What about a cold spring rain?
@@BassFishingHQ thanks for teaching! I started fishing 2 and a half months ago at 27. I’ve already got about 30 bass landed so far since then! All these tips work great people. Believe me
Great information. But when faced with dingy or dirty water would brighter colored lures work as well? And after the front passes have you ever considered bluff and bluff ends. I have had great success running this type of pattern 👍
Yes in dirty water, especially on moving lures, bright colors will work. Bluff and bluff ends are an area close to deep water like I talked about in the video. So bluffs are definitely a good choice if your lake has them
I dont catch didly squat when its raining. But i catchem before it rains of course..and after it rains its never good either for me as a bank fishermen on my lakes anyway.
I am sorry to hear that Travis. Every lake and body of water is a little bit different. Maybe try looking for an area where there is some water flow like I talked about on the video
@@BassFishingHQyour vids are awesome. I appreciate all the info you share with us. And its definitely just ware i fish the lakes are hard to get around unless you have a chainsaw..
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We had rain on the forecast in north Texas today and I watched this video over and over this morning before I went out on my local pond during my lunch break. I ended up catching my personal best 5-6 pounder (didn’t have a good scale) on a loon colored whopper plopper 90 on my last cast! Wish I could send you the picture, thank you for the tips sir! They really worked for me
Literally these are the best comments. Thanks for letting me know
@@BassFishingHQ thanks for the content! Love the channel
Top water in the rain seems counterproductive.
Also I like to comment before watching so I can go back and read how stupid I was minutes before 😂
Where I live we rarely get a light sprinkle btw. Usually a chaotic downpour.
Hey man I just wanna say your videos are always so professional you maintain eye contact with the camera it’s nice to feel like your being talked to directly. Good job man you got a faithful subscriber today
i just wanna flat out say thank you, i just caught the most bass i’ve had in one day and also broke my pb by HALF A POUND. today was hands down the best day i’ve ever had on the water and i owe it to you. thank you so much 🙏🏼
Dude, you are quickly becoming my #1 gotta watch fishing guru! I really like your no nonsense style. Lol. keep up the great content. Thanks for what you do!
I fish shoreline cause after rain bugs are being washed into pond and have caught nice bass right on shore
By far the most entertaining/informative vid by far 😂 like how you kept it real at the beginning
Thanks for watching man, I really appreciate the feedback!
One of the biggest bass ive caught is when it started hailing like crazy. Threw a trout swim bait bout 6 feet from me, hit it hard, nailed it. Then had to hike a mile plus in my waders so i didn’t get frost bite.
Awesome video Tyler! You made me lmao at times😜. Only because it's happened to me. Keep the vids coming👍
We have all been there. I am glad you enjoyed it Terry
Truly awesome (and hilarious) video! Did you get a new camera? The video quality was really good. Nicely done bro!
Thanks man, not a new camera I am just starting to learn how to use it properly lol. I appreciate you watching
@@BassFishingHQ I think I see what it was that I was reacting to. It relates to when you do the cut-to-closeup jumpcut thing to provide emphasis. For example, at 00:41 you go from the regular footage to a brief closer crop. During that time when it is close-cropped the footage is very slightly blurry. I assume this is because the software you are using to edit is just artificially zooming in to provide the closeup, in essence enlarging the image. None of this is a problem, I just find it interesting. Carry on.
3:47 the British are coming
You’re slowly becoming my favorite fishing channel bro jeez it’s insane how much you have grown on me lmfao. Used to watch you for info but it’s more than that now
Got soaked today. Got to practice my skipping technique from your skipping video under a bridge. Still way better than a good day at work !
I like your work ethic! Not gonna let the rain hold you back from learning!
Dude this video is well needed this time of year in mid GA.
Tyler,
I’m new to your channel and you’re already in my top five ranking for great instructional tips and enjoyable content.
Regarding the wet cheeks syndrome - at my age I’m just relieved that they’re wet from the rain or something that I sat on rather than being self-moistened!
(And by the way, no one runs from the British anymore.)
Lol that is true!
Best video editing by far!! Keep up the good work!! Love your content
Thanks so much man, it means a lot!
Some of my best fishing days have come during the rain, especially at a spot where water rushes in.
Yup your exactly right. Those little areas where water is coming in can hold giant schools
In November around here in Central Washington I get out the thermals and winter wear, grab my fishing chair and golf umbrella. I can keep dry in nasty weather and the bass were still biting!
Great content, this is probably the most concise video I have seen about fishing before, during, and after rain. Thanks for the info bud!
Dude I have a story for you! My dad took me and my son and his friend fishing. The lake cleared out. I said " dad we need to go in, the lake is empty". He said that was the best time to fish. It started lighting. He said time to go in. We got to bank and found out there were 3 tornado warnings around us. To make matters worse we couldn't get out of the water, dude in front of us couldn't get his house boat out. It took 10 of us standing on the front of the trailer to get him hooked up.
To make matters even worse we had another tornado warning at that time. This was before cell phones. I bought him a weather radio. We were catching so much, he didn't want to leave.
Dude, that was hilarious!! This has to be one of my favorite videos you've made. Great tips too. Definitely don't let your butt get soggy!
Soggy bottoms are no fun. Thanks man I really appreciate you watching and leaving a comment
When we were in Minnesota we were out in the middle of the lake problably around 15 miles from our cabin. There was a pop up hail storm with golf ball sized hail. We were on a ledge and the first sign was a lightening bolt problably 3 miles from us the whole bait vibrated and thag was our sign to get going. We raced the whole storm back to the dock and didn’t have time to trailer the boat and cover it so we just barely beat it to the dock and after that no units were damaged but the hail destroyed a transducer up front and now we have a new helix 9 up front and new transducers. Glad we didn’t get caught in it and have to make a run and get hit in the head with hail.
I didn’t see this when you uploaded it. But dude, this was the funniest yet most informative video ever lol
“Head for cover”!!! Got me rolling
I appreciate you addressing lightning. Lightening strikes are extremely rare,kinda like shark attacks. But the only reason that shark attacks are rare is because most people ant out in shark territory,flipping around like a top water bait, if they were than youd probably hear of alot more shark attacks. Anyways,the same goes for lightening, its very rare but if your in the middle of a lake with that graphite rod in hand,casting a potentially metal lure you highly encourage the lightening God's to strike you down! Ive thought about this alot on my kayak lol
Fishing tips and a comedy show, what could be better?
Absolutely hilarious 🤣 I have been there for sure! Very informative as well! Great video! Thoroughly enjoyed it!
Yeah the storm advice is good stuff, my dad had a bolt hit the water 100 feet from him. We stop fishind gtfo the first time we hear thunder now lol
Really like what you have to say, it relates very closely to my area being you're a buckeye which is very close to my normal fishing area..
Someone had a cold brew today. 😂 almost lookin like you had too much fun makin this video.
Appreciate the time you take to give good solid instruction and information. Definitely have found a go to for info before heading out. Tight Lines!
Looks like you had some fun making the vid. Great tips for fishing the rain.
The edits on this one are 🤌🤌🤌. Great info too! Thanks Tyler!
Dude, I just love your videos, all of them.
GREAT video! Such drama, such comedy, such... Seriously, valuable info presented in an entailing manner is impressive! Thanks for the extra effort! 👍👍
I really appreciate it man. This subject has been covered a lot on YT, so just wanted to mix it up a little. Thanks for watching!
This is probably my favorite video, you’re such a goober but a straight hammer
Thanks McCarthy!
Entertaining and informational, Enjoying watching your channel and videos. Hopefully I'll be catching more bass too 🎣 FishOn & Tight Lines!
Thanks brother!
About to hit guntersville rn so just watched it! Wish luck! Only been fishing month!!
I’m debating on going fishing in the next hour to get out on the lake at 5am … there’s been thunder and lightning… I wanna go fishing but idk if it’ll move or not 😂 this video helped
Curve Rd and Berlin Station by Alum!!
Great video brother. This year has been loaded with rain. Your advice is extremely helpful. Going bass fishing today in the rain and will use your advice. We catch a lot of big walleye and pike in the rain, they're very aggressive in the rain too. Thank you for the advice and keep up the great work.
Thanks a ton for watching Donnie. I appreciate it
I try and avoid rain as merely a comfort issue. Plus in summer in Texas it’s usually nasty thunderstorms and not soft gentle rains. One time my kid and I were on the water it started a super gentle sprinkle and we stayed there and kept fishing and really did well had ten in like thirty minutes was fun.
I know what you mean. Down in the south with all that heat, those storms that come through are vicious. The fishing can be great leading right up to it, but you definitely have to be safe
Hilarious and a great point - no fishing while its rumbling!
It is definitely not a good thing to do
Great video man. Much respect from Australia ;)
Another great video!! One question on this subject. What would you do via the rivers (Ohio river)? Would you still do the same things? Excited to hear your response. Keep up the great work!!
The river can be difficult, as I am sure you know. The number one thing there, is being in an area that has life. This requires time on the water covering water until you find that 100 yrd stretch that is holding a group of fish. Spinnerbait, squarebill, frog and soft plastics are gonna be your best friend seeing how a lot of the River fishes shallow
Great video ! I love fishing in the rain . Light rain early morning a rat style wakebait is deadly for smallies!
Now that sounds like a lot of fun
@@BassFishingHQ it really is !!
LOL definitely a great video been there hate getting soaked and itching
It is literally the worst
Good video. I feel that buzz baits will still work very well even in a hard rain.
Yea a buzzbait and a plopper might be your best bets for hard rain. I just feel like I get more bites going sub surface. Thanks for watching dude
I got a but ton of bass thank you so much
Awesome video your tips help me out alot. You said one time that bass love to stay literally up against cover. I've been getting much better with a bait caster so the other day I made an almost perfect cast right next to some cover and boom! I caught one and all I could think was man you were right. That bass did not like my worm invading his home 😂
Bam!! Love hearing stories like this man. Thanks for commenting
Its about to rain at lake Lanier. Imma try some of the things you said
This guy cracks me up. 😂
Chapped Butt! No way! Ouch! Really enjoyed the video, thank you for the tips!
Thanks for watching I appreciate it
Once again another great educational video
Thanks David, I appreciate you saying that
Apparently our priorities are different. I'm fishing in lightning and all
Does this apply if it's rain during a cooler time? It's raining in Jan., but it's in the sixties outdoors, what do you recommend?
I think this will be helpful as the barometer changes on sunny days, too.
Adding to the safety list: Don’t walk into quicksand or slip on slick mud.
Seriously, thunderclouds can send lightning miles away. Give them plenty of distance.
i need that hat!
see thats the thing that scares me, as a person that came from seattle to virginia, i dont care if i get wet at all, but the thunderstorms here are ACTUALLY scary...usually i know the storm has passed when i hear a loud boom because it struck somewhere in the woods close to me lol
I have fished in Virginia several times, Ohio is the same way, the storms can get ugly quick
Good tips
What about when it's 80⁰ one day and the next morning it a high of 50⁰ but it's raining. Usually the temp drops after rain. What about a cold spring rain?
Wow I watched a whole
Video! Must of been
Good 👍
THE BRITISH ARE COMING 🤣🤣🤣 best fishing quote of 2021
Sometimes I wonder why I say certain things. It just felt right at the moment lol
At this point I should be catching at damn near 1000 percent 😂 great videos
Thanks for watching!
@@BassFishingHQ thanks for teaching! I started fishing 2 and a half months ago at 27. I’ve already got about 30 bass landed so far since then! All these tips work great people. Believe me
@@jamainejiggy240 thank you. I am glad they help!
Great video thanks
Excellent!!
Thanks for always watching Chris
Great information. But when faced with dingy or dirty water would brighter colored lures work as well? And after the front passes have you ever considered bluff and bluff ends. I have had great success running this type of pattern 👍
Yes in dirty water, especially on moving lures, bright colors will work. Bluff and bluff ends are an area close to deep water like I talked about in the video. So bluffs are definitely a good choice if your lake has them
Just in time.. went fishing in the rain today
Yea it has been raining a lot here too. Hope these tips will help the next time
man, rain comes from clouds?!?!🤯 I always wondered why it was cloudy
You should do one on a drought fishing
Yes I will do that in the future!
Where i get that hat? Thanks for tips
It's raining today but no Thunder are lightning just plain rain day
Mr Ohio man, check out silver creek reservoir in west Jeff. Lemme know if you wanna go! I just so happen to have access
Did I mention it's private? And there's a slew of 2+ pounders
What if it rains for half the day.? Do I just use my chatterBait or TopWater?
Good stuff my friend
Hey man love your channel I’m from NE Ohio 20 min east of downtown Cleveland. You ever fish over here for bass??
NE Ohio has some great lakes, was just over at Portage a few weeks ago
I’ve definitely gone home at least once due to itchy butt lmao nothing worse than sitting on a wet seat
Great videos!
Thanks man, I put a lot of work into them, so I appreciate the comment
If I'm fishing in the rain the weatherman lied to me again! Have caught em good just before the rain though.
The weatherman wouldn’t do that would he? Lol
I have learned a ton from your videos. Thank you!
What kind of hat is that?
Fisherman; “Hey why does my asshole hurt?”
I dont catch didly squat when its raining. But i catchem before it rains of course..and after it rains its never good either for me as a bank fishermen on my lakes anyway.
I am sorry to hear that Travis. Every lake and body of water is a little bit different. Maybe try looking for an area where there is some water flow like I talked about on the video
@@BassFishingHQyour vids are awesome. I appreciate all the info you share with us. And its definitely just ware i fish the lakes are hard to get around unless you have a chainsaw..
@@travisbruno1988 I hear you. Where I live, it takes a weed whacker to get to the high water mark, and then climbing gear to get to the water.
OK KVD the new goat win u going too be on TV lmao 😅
Like bass thumb, I've been calling it bass ass. Small price to pay to the fish God's. 👍👍👍✌️
But 5 x 0 is still 0...
Bro I could work for free doing cool stuff like that
Only here because I couldn’t buy a bite earlier and it wasn’t raining to hard 😂
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I’d get struck by lightning to catch a 10
Tips 10/10 acting eeehhhhhh keep fishing lol
I would rather have the good tips lol. Thanks for watching
“it’s worth it to get struck by lightning to catch a bass” Sounds like a losers mentality 😤😂
stick to the fishing tips dude ... your not that funny with the jokes... Look up Richard Gene the fishing Machine... if you want to work on ur funny .
^^^
Can’t spell “you’re” or punctuate a sentence properly, but thinks he’s a humor critic.
Im lucky. I have a crystal clear pond (even after rains) and it always has a little crystal clear water coming in (micro creek)
At this point I should be catching at damn near 1000 percent 😂 great videos