Your explanation of the two different blade types was right on. Spinnerbait is my go to bait just about every time I hit the water. I carry about 50 of them on a rack on the inside of my rod locker lid. Over 20 years ago, I attended a BASS U. seminar on spinnerbait fishing by the late great Ken Cook. He broke down the relationship between blade type and size….head weight….target depth….and retrieve speed. It really open up a whole world of different ways to effectively fish spinnerbaits. I’ve talked to guys that say they never catch anything on a spinnerbait and sometimes I feel like I can’t catch them on anything else. 😉
I agree Matt, I used to throw a willow leaf all the time and then started using colorado blades at night and wow, did the size get much bigger, so what your saying is so true!!
Frank Scalish did a lesson back in October of 2020. Talking about setting up one's bass boat. In order to drive on water (he sets it up, not for calm water conditions, but rougher waves and such). Encountered in bass competition.
Matt, Jeffreys and Frank. Go through the various options. Between the three blade, four blade and five blade options (five blade relate to other boat types, however he explained it is possible to obtain smaller diameter prop units). Which can work in bass boat angling situations. Matt arrived at the analogy. That perhaps the three blade option. Was akin to cruising gears in automobiles. One does not have much power available, but okay for straight cruise driving. Compared to the five blade option. That works best to orient boats in restricted room (such as trying to orientate oneself in the trough between two waves for example).
The key engineering term that they came up with, used by a lot of the propellor shop engineers. Was hydraulic slippage. Where the blades that offered most slippage (such as the three blade options). Took the longest time to react. Upon doing something to engine power, or steering. Or whatever control intervention is done by the boat driver. Clearing in the case of these spinner bait blade options. A similar thing is happening. Whereby, the more blades that are acquired by these baits. The less slippage it enables those baits to have. The trade off being. That it also enables the angler. To manipulate the bait more. When working at shorter distances.
In other words. What we are saying (subject to the greater expertise of the local prop shop engineering assessment). These spinner baits and lures. With additional blades. Could be useful for throwing. Around various kinds of structure. The backs of creeks. The places where one is trying to work down. To the smaller scale. The angler can benefit maybe. From having increased control over the bait (although, as Frank admits, by the time you get to five blade propellor units). These may not be the fastest in the world. Compared to the four. Or the three blade.
What I would like to see though. Are some of the bass anglers. Taking some of those exceptionally large (for deep spoon fishing), metal spoons. And simply chopping some of those in half. Why? Because one thing those deep spoon fishing baits have. Is an angle of curvature to them. That one does not often find. In the usual one ounce, or half ounce bass spoons. I looked at the angle of curvature of some of them. And it's not very exaggerated. I often wondered what would happen. If one look a larger spoon. And re-sized it down to around half it's length. One would have to punch a new hold and do some modifications. To the spoon. To create a new hook attachment location. I can't understand to my mind. Why bass anglers. Are so precious about having their spoons. All shined up and immaculate. Fish don't care. They really don't.
Especially if anglers have those rods. That have that braided line on them and such. So as to make those larger types of spoons. Really work some action in the water. In the same way. As one would go with a more aggressive propellor design. In some instances. For example, where a lake is overwhelmed with bait fish. For the fish to forage on there. One has to do something a bit different. To make the fish even want to look. At a bass angler's lure.
Really enjoyed this video as you have gotten me into the spinnerbait. Could you do a video on the blade colors and when to use what colors. That would really help. Thank you for all the videos you do
I like willow and Colorado combos. I feel like it gives a good all round thump and flash without being too low or high in the water. I also like single Colorado blades a lot too.
Matt , i fish the colorado blade strike king spinner bait and really love it because it has the tendency to bring bait fish to the surface , Well last monday on the 10th i was at bass pro shop and a employee told me that fishing coffe cream color water to fire out the spinnerbait you were holding at 7:00 and after watching you sir i now not only know i made a dang good decision listening to the guy at bass pro shop but i also want to go to academy and get couple more the colorado and willow leaf spinnerbait and i also have been absolutely dieing to try out my new 3/16th oz willow leaf and colorado blade. Matt , i would like to say thank you for the time you invest in making these videos i mean in the last few weeks i have learned so much from just watching you then i ever have could inside an actual school classroom , i mean you make learning about fishing so much fun and enjoyable then a actual school classroom.
I know I do not need to tell you this but you are a great dad. If I had interrupted my dad while he was doing something I would have gotten yelled at. Lol. This is a great video, Matt, and I mostly stick to double willow. If I need more thump, I use bigger blades
generally a baitcaster because i have better casting accuracy with it. but if its a micro spinner bait i will occasionally drop down to a spinning rod.
My favorite spinnerbait was a Charlie Campbell's CC spinner single Colorado. The blade was cup like a teaspoon at the end. Put out maximum vibration when slow-rolling it through stumps. Do you have any idea what spinnerbait maybe similar on the market today?
I DO like keeping the Colorado blade spinnerbait up high, almost a WAKE BAIT! Probably don't use a spinnerbait as much as I should. I THINK the RARE times the line slides up the wire annoys me enough to leave it in the box. WHY don't spinnerbaits have a closed eye??? Lol. Thanks Matt!
Congrats on reaching 20K!!!🥇 Thanks for the tips on the spinnerbaits!! I always thought the opposite on the blades but glad you straightened me out!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!!
Man, this was an excellent breakdown of the difference between willow and colorado blades. I've never been much of a spinnerbait angler, and this video has educated me enough to relook/retry at how often I use them.
Thank you! all these videos and advice are applicable for many other species of fish that we have here in France congratulations for the 20k subscribers 👍
If I go back to market spinnerbaits, the colorado is best in mud and night bc of the thump and such. You have this right on this subject. Again, I hate maket spinnerbaits. As far as them, your points are good. Again, there are a whole different understanding to this game that will make these lures 100% effective. Market spinnerbaits to me are only 10% effective if any, and I have just about every brand.
Congratulations on 20,000 subscribers! One of the best channels on TH-cam. Randy Blaukat sent me to your channel a year ago and I feel like I should personally thank him for the referral.
Hey Matt, I was taught blade depends on bait fish. If bluegill, Colorado blade. Shad or minners, willow leaf blade. Color based on weather, etc. Thanks man. ✌🏻🎣
I like your basic explanations on the spinnerbaits and what works for you guys in the States...Here in Australia it's much the same but I have found if you want big freshwater fish in the day upside your Colorado blade to a size 7 or 8 on say a 1ounce weight but if your chasing the same fish at night I have had great success using size 6 single willow blade...Personally though if I am using tandem styled spinnerbaits I like using Doc Shelton blades especially in a twin spin model...One other thing does your prize draw cover international subscribers to your channel mate? Not saying I am going to win something but it would nice to know all subscribers have a chance mate...regards B.J.
Really good video, this gives everyone a great idea of when to fish each spinnerbait. The only thing I would add is in cold water I always use a Colorado blade, because of a slower retrieve and bigger fish.
That war eagle screaming eagle and their finesse spinner are some great spinner baits imo- I've done really well with them. Their "mouse" color kills around here- no idea why, doesn't look like anything I've ever seen in the water around here anywhere but- they love that color. The only thing I think it's even close to is maybe a crappie or baby carp- Idk, I just know they eat it. Good tips Matt, thanks.
Matt, great video, as always! what are your thoughts on using a trailer hook on your spinnerbait? Also, congratulations on 20K subscribers, you have the most informative channel ! Thanks for all you do!
Spinnerbait has always been my confidence bait. I got really into them in the early to mid 90's. I like war eagles and nichols and strike kings. Booyah has a few good ones as well I love to throw quarter ounce ones when the bite gets tough it usually works. Good video.
20k, congrats. Good info, once a angler gains confidence in them they are one of the easiest baits to modify..... as many folks know. Shopping in walleye tackle for different colors on colorados and willows is worth the effort. Those walleye guys paint up great bluegill and perch patterns.
I seriously have always LOVED the strike king red eye special spinnerbait. Chartreuse or chartreuse/white mix. With the blades that have what looks like scale patterns and a red eye.
spinnerbaits are my favorite way to catch bass. i have recently been experimenting with inline spinners and putting boot tail swim baits on the back. they are awesome in pads and pad stems
Matt, I made a "line through" Swimbait after seeing your video on it the other day. I used a 5" Megabass Spark shad purchased at a local bait store. The owner had not heard of it, but thought it was a great idea. Wants to see finished product. Anyway, it came out well and I enjoyed making it. I think it will catch fish; Maybe that lake monster! I will give you more feedback if I catch something on it.
I love spinner baits but u have to pay the money to get good ones because if not win u flip it over and look at it the eyes don’t match up the wire is bent all to crap and win you try to burn them or wake them they lay down on the side or even sometimes flip but all in all I love Indian blades down south hear the humdinger is king in south southeast Louisiana then terminator delta then bottom dwellers and so on 🙏 god bless everyone have a good safe 22
Congrats to you and the channel for breaking the 20k subscribers Matt! When do you think you might have tackle Giveaway that way i can be sure to tune in! I love your channel and love getting ideas for new fishing styles. When you have a chance would love to see your thoughts on wake baits. Last spring after i got out of the Rehab Facility i caught my PB on Lake Martin during pre-spawn using a 4" Live Target Wakebait She was a solid 8.5 lb Largemouth. I also started using 4-6" swim baits i have had lots of follows but no commitments to the baits any suggestions? Maybe a Video talking about either or both lures? Have a great weekend and thanks again for all you do!
wow thats a huge bass for lake martin! i like your video suggestions. I will be putting out the video on the giveaway tomorrow at 4 PM. I plan on pulling names shortly before that so can get it uploaded for 4 PM. Lots of awesome stuff being given out!
@@MattStefanFishing prior to that it was a mid range 4 pounder. We live close to the South end of the lake and in years past and when I was in my late teens many moons ago we had a great population of largemouth on the lake.
Why. Doesn’t. Anybody talk about the thickness of the metal. And density of the metal. On these blades. Different signatures through the water. That’s a Muskie pros. Thing they really believe in. Why not. Bass. 🤔🤔🤔
Your explanation of the two different blade types was right on. Spinnerbait is my go to bait just about every time I hit the water. I carry about 50 of them on a rack on the inside of my rod locker lid.
Over 20 years ago, I attended a BASS U. seminar on spinnerbait fishing by the late great Ken Cook. He broke down the relationship between blade type and size….head weight….target depth….and retrieve speed. It really open up a whole world of different ways to effectively fish spinnerbaits. I’ve talked to guys that say they never catch anything on a spinnerbait and sometimes I feel like I can’t catch them on anything else. 😉
Spinnerbaits are great baits!
This is one of those channels I like before watching. I come here for the juice.
awesome! thank you!
Great info. Love the kiddo interruptions. They have a sense when you're busy and bam it's time for questions
they LOVE to interrupt. Its funny how they like the attention to be on them. Phone calls are the worst haha
@@MattStefanFishing As soon as a work phone call hits...chaos.
I agree Matt, I used to throw a willow leaf all the time and then started using colorado blades at night and wow, did the size get much bigger, so what your saying is so true!!
Awesome! Glad to help!
Thank for an excellent seminar. Finally, I understand.
Glad it was helpful!
I absolutely love spinners one of my favorite
mine to!
Frank Scalish did a lesson back in October of 2020. Talking about setting up one's bass boat. In order to drive on water (he sets it up, not for calm water conditions, but rougher waves and such). Encountered in bass competition.
Matt, Jeffreys and Frank. Go through the various options. Between the three blade, four blade and five blade options (five blade relate to other boat types, however he explained it is possible to obtain smaller diameter prop units). Which can work in bass boat angling situations. Matt arrived at the analogy. That perhaps the three blade option. Was akin to cruising gears in automobiles. One does not have much power available, but okay for straight cruise driving. Compared to the five blade option. That works best to orient boats in restricted room (such as trying to orientate oneself in the trough between two waves for example).
The key engineering term that they came up with, used by a lot of the propellor shop engineers. Was hydraulic slippage. Where the blades that offered most slippage (such as the three blade options). Took the longest time to react. Upon doing something to engine power, or steering. Or whatever control intervention is done by the boat driver. Clearing in the case of these spinner bait blade options. A similar thing is happening. Whereby, the more blades that are acquired by these baits. The less slippage it enables those baits to have. The trade off being. That it also enables the angler. To manipulate the bait more. When working at shorter distances.
In other words. What we are saying (subject to the greater expertise of the local prop shop engineering assessment). These spinner baits and lures. With additional blades. Could be useful for throwing. Around various kinds of structure. The backs of creeks. The places where one is trying to work down. To the smaller scale. The angler can benefit maybe. From having increased control over the bait (although, as Frank admits, by the time you get to five blade propellor units). These may not be the fastest in the world. Compared to the four. Or the three blade.
What I would like to see though. Are some of the bass anglers. Taking some of those exceptionally large (for deep spoon fishing), metal spoons. And simply chopping some of those in half. Why? Because one thing those deep spoon fishing baits have. Is an angle of curvature to them. That one does not often find. In the usual one ounce, or half ounce bass spoons. I looked at the angle of curvature of some of them. And it's not very exaggerated. I often wondered what would happen. If one look a larger spoon. And re-sized it down to around half it's length. One would have to punch a new hold and do some modifications. To the spoon. To create a new hook attachment location. I can't understand to my mind. Why bass anglers. Are so precious about having their spoons. All shined up and immaculate. Fish don't care. They really don't.
Especially if anglers have those rods. That have that braided line on them and such. So as to make those larger types of spoons. Really work some action in the water. In the same way. As one would go with a more aggressive propellor design. In some instances. For example, where a lake is overwhelmed with bait fish. For the fish to forage on there. One has to do something a bit different. To make the fish even want to look. At a bass angler's lure.
💪20k👍 Congratulations 👏👏👏 for reaching another level 🏅🏆 keep on going
thanks!
Matt, thank you. It would be great if you could go one step further and talk about the colour of the blades?
I did this one a while ago th-cam.com/video/31vuFzOZqmA/w-d-xo.html
Really enjoyed this video as you have gotten me into the spinnerbait. Could you do a video on the blade colors and when to use what colors. That would really help. Thank you for all the videos you do
yep!
Excellent. The SB will pull big girls.
agreed!
I like willow and Colorado combos. I feel like it gives a good all round thump and flash without being too low or high in the water. I also like single Colorado blades a lot too.
thanks for sharing!
Matt , i fish the colorado blade strike king spinner bait and really love it because it has the tendency to bring bait fish to the surface , Well last monday on the 10th i was at bass pro shop and a employee told me that fishing coffe cream color water to fire out the spinnerbait you were holding at 7:00 and after watching you sir i now not only know i made a dang good decision listening to the guy at bass pro shop but i also want to go to academy and get couple more the colorado and willow leaf spinnerbait and i also have been absolutely dieing to try out my new 3/16th oz willow leaf and colorado blade. Matt , i would like to say thank you for the time you invest in making these videos i mean in the last few weeks i have learned so much from just watching you then i ever have could inside an actual school classroom , i mean you make learning about fishing so much fun and enjoyable then a actual school classroom.
thank you so much for the kind words! these motivate me to continue!
@@MattStefanFishing youre welcome sir , its because of anglers like you that make learning about fishing fun and worth watching on youtube.
@@krdpoutdoors thanks!
@@MattStefanFishing youre welcome sir.
As always, good information on this. Spinnerbait fishing just got a boost!!
thank you!
Love your perspective on fishing. Info is always good
thank you!
Great info on your channel. Maybe a follow up video on blade color. Gold vs silver vs painted blades.
I did this one a while back that might help some th-cam.com/video/31vuFzOZqmA/w-d-xo.html
That Fa La La on the rod tip , I do tricks with it
i love that feeling
@@MattStefanFishing yep me too , I drag , I pull , I stop , I slow role , I burn , I pitch , I let sink , to the bottom , I crawl
Congrats on 20K!
Thank you!!
Well done. Always look forward to your videos.
Glad you like them!
Great description Matt
Glad you think so!
If possible could you explain color of blades in a future video,, thank you for sharing your knowledge ,, fish on !
Sure thing!
I agree it’s very versatile. Thank You for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Great video Matt
Glad you enjoyed it
That was really helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
A single Colorado blade slow rolled in shallow dirty water around wood or rock works great. Thanks for the spinner bait tips Matt.
Great tip!
Good stuff!
Thanks!
SPINNERBAITTTTTTT, now your talking , thanks bro
haha
Jimmy Houston the terminator guru had a tortoise shell blade half ounce spinner bait always caught big fish on it .
his the spinner bait master
#7 or #8 Indiana on 3/4oz. is DEAD-D-LEE!
Nice!
Did I miss the give away? 😁 another great video 👍
nope the giveaway video comes out tonight (sunday) at 4 PM
Good stuff fought with some spinnerbaits today.The inline worked out the best today
Good to hear!
thanks for explaining
You're welcome
Double blades for shallow, single blades for depth?
thanks for sharing
@@MattStefanFishing it was a question...
Well done. Always look forward to your videos. Water color and size. Would river vs lake change anything?
wate rcolor dictates blade size and shape
Two Questions as a co-angler what should I go with and my next question is where did the turtle blade come from
a coangler is better going with a small downsized double willow spinnerbait. I have no idea where the turtle blade came from
@@MattStefanFishing thanks lol
I usually throw double willow and if the water gets dirty I just go to a chatter bait
thanks for sharing!
I know I do not need to tell you this but you are a great dad. If I had interrupted my dad while he was doing something I would have gotten yelled at. Lol. This is a great video, Matt, and I mostly stick to double willow. If I need more thump, I use bigger blades
I appreciate that
Do you prefer to throw a spinner bait on a spinning reel or a baitcasters? Or is it more of a lure weight decision on what you use for a spinner bait?
generally a baitcaster because i have better casting accuracy with it. but if its a micro spinner bait i will occasionally drop down to a spinning rod.
Awesome, thanks for the tip
My favorite spinnerbait was a Charlie Campbell's CC spinner single Colorado. The blade was cup like a teaspoon at the end. Put out maximum vibration when slow-rolling it through stumps. Do you have any idea what spinnerbait maybe similar on the market today?
Angler Assets makes some cool colorado blades that thump
@@MattStefanFishing Matt, Thank you, Guy
Great break down on these spinnerbaits!! Thank you 😊
Glad you like them!
I DO like keeping the Colorado blade spinnerbait up high, almost a WAKE BAIT! Probably don't use a spinnerbait as much as I should. I THINK the RARE times the line slides up the wire annoys me enough to leave it in the box. WHY don't spinnerbaits have a closed eye??? Lol. Thanks Matt!
a closed eye if its done with a twist of the wire cause the spinnerbait to roll to one side
Congrats on reaching 20K!!!🥇 Thanks for the tips on the spinnerbaits!! I always thought the opposite on the blades but glad you straightened me out!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!!
happy to help! thanks for the continued support!
Very good breakdown of blade choice. Do you trim your shirts and run a trailer or just plain skirt?
ill do a little of everything depending on the conditions
@@MattStefanFishing sounds like a whole other video lol
Great stuff! Thanks Matt!
Glad you liked it!
Matt, Very helpful and very useable information. Thanks much as always!
Glad it was helpful!
I like a single Colorado blade clear murky what ever , slow rolling it back killer presentation .
it sure can be!
Man, this was an excellent breakdown of the difference between willow and colorado blades. I've never been much of a spinnerbait angler, and this video has educated me enough to relook/retry at how often I use them.
Awesome!
Thank you! all these videos and advice are applicable for many other species of fish that we have here in France congratulations for the 20k subscribers 👍
thats fantastic to hear! thanks for sharing and watching!
If I go back to market spinnerbaits, the colorado is best in mud and night bc of the thump and such. You have this right on this subject. Again, I hate maket spinnerbaits. As far as them, your points are good. Again, there are a whole different understanding to this game that will make these lures 100% effective. Market spinnerbaits to me are only 10% effective if any, and I have just about every brand.
show us what you have!
Cold dirty water what size Colorado do you recommend. One or two blades
one blade size 7 or 8 is a real thumper
Congratulations on 20,000 subscribers! One of the best channels on TH-cam. Randy Blaukat sent me to your channel a year ago and I feel like I should personally thank him for the referral.
Awesome! Thank you!
Congrats on 20,000 Matt!! Very well deserved! On to the next milestone!!!!
thanks!
At what point of going from winter to spring do you start throwing bigger baits?
when the water hits 50
Hey Matt, I was taught blade depends on bait fish. If bluegill, Colorado blade. Shad or minners, willow leaf blade. Color based on weather, etc. Thanks man. ✌🏻🎣
interesting concept. ive never heard anyone else say that.
Awesome video Matt!! As usual, very well explained. Will be putting this to use on my next trip out.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks Matt I appreciate your help with spinner baits well thought out on when and were to use them thanks for the video 🙏
You bet!
I like your basic explanations on the spinnerbaits and what works for you guys in the States...Here in Australia it's much the same but I have found if you want big freshwater fish in the day upside your Colorado blade to a size 7 or 8 on say a 1ounce weight but if your chasing the same fish at night I have had great success using size 6 single willow blade...Personally though if I am using tandem styled spinnerbaits I like using Doc Shelton blades especially in a twin spin model...One other thing does your prize draw cover international subscribers to your channel mate? Not saying I am going to win something but it would nice to know all subscribers have a chance mate...regards B.J.
yep I will ship overseas! thanks for sharing your knowledge!
There used to be short arm and long arm spinnerbaits.
Are those shortarm spinnerbaits still around? If so do you have a use for them?
yep you cans till get some
Really good video, this gives everyone a great idea of when to fish each spinnerbait. The only thing I would add is in cold water I always use a Colorado blade, because of a slower retrieve and bigger fish.
Good point!
That war eagle screaming eagle and their finesse spinner are some great spinner baits imo- I've done really well with them. Their "mouse" color kills around here- no idea why, doesn't look like anything I've ever seen in the water around here anywhere but- they love that color. The only thing I think it's even close to is maybe a crappie or baby carp- Idk, I just know they eat it. Good tips Matt, thanks.
i really like war eagle spinnerbaits as well
Matt, great video, as always! what are your thoughts on using a trailer hook on your spinnerbait? Also, congratulations on 20K subscribers, you have the most informative channel ! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you! Im mixed on a trailer hook, but if its not limiting my effectiveness with a spinnerbait I will use one in tournament situations.
Spinnerbait has always been my confidence bait. I got really into them in the early to mid 90's. I like war eagles and nichols and strike kings. Booyah has a few good ones as well I love to throw quarter ounce ones when the bite gets tough it usually works. Good video.
all good ones!
20k, congrats. Good info, once a angler gains confidence in them they are one of the easiest baits to modify..... as many folks know. Shopping in walleye tackle for different colors on colorados and willows is worth the effort. Those walleye guys paint up great bluegill and perch patterns.
they love the painted blades...im not sure why it hasnt caught on more for bass
Always have 1/2 oz Double Willow with either 2 white blades or 1 that looks like the one you were holding. Slow Rollin' or burning it
SOunds like a winner to me!
Do you always use a trailer on your Spinner baits?
nope
Matt, you can afford a mic.
thanks for the feedback
I seriously have always LOVED the strike king red eye special spinnerbait. Chartreuse or chartreuse/white mix. With the blades that have what looks like scale patterns and a red eye.
awesome thanks for sharing!
spinnerbaits are my favorite way to catch bass. i have recently been experimenting with inline spinners and putting boot tail swim baits on the back. they are awesome in pads and pad stems
Very cool!
You cant sneak a willow by a bass even in muddy water .
haha! i love a good spinnerbait bite!
Great info. Your breakdown was simple, concise and yet so accurate. Loved it! keep up the great content. Congrats on 20K subs!,
Much appreciated!
Matt, I made a "line through" Swimbait after seeing your video on it the other day. I used a 5" Megabass Spark shad purchased at a local bait store. The owner had not heard of it, but thought it was a great idea. Wants to see finished product. Anyway, it came out well and I enjoyed making it. I think it will catch fish; Maybe that lake monster! I will give you more feedback if I catch something on it.
That is awesome!
I love spinner baits but u have to pay the money to get good ones because if not win u flip it over and look at it the eyes don’t match up the wire is bent all to crap and win you try to burn them or wake them they lay down on the side or even sometimes flip but all in all I love Indian blades down south hear the humdinger is king in south southeast Louisiana then terminator delta then bottom dwellers and so on 🙏 god bless everyone have a good safe 22
I agree. A poorly made spinnerbait is full of frustrations
Congrats to you and the channel for breaking the 20k subscribers Matt! When do you think you might have tackle Giveaway that way i can be sure to tune in! I love your channel and love getting ideas for new fishing styles. When you have a chance would love to see your thoughts on wake baits. Last spring after i got out of the Rehab Facility i caught my PB on Lake Martin during pre-spawn using a 4" Live Target Wakebait She was a solid 8.5 lb Largemouth. I also started using 4-6" swim baits i have had lots of follows but no commitments to the baits any suggestions? Maybe a Video talking about either or both lures? Have a great weekend and thanks again for all you do!
wow thats a huge bass for lake martin! i like your video suggestions. I will be putting out the video on the giveaway tomorrow at 4 PM. I plan on pulling names shortly before that so can get it uploaded for 4 PM. Lots of awesome stuff being given out!
@@MattStefanFishing prior to that it was a mid range 4 pounder. We live close to the South end of the lake and in years past and when I was in my late teens many moons ago we had a great population of largemouth on the lake.
Why. Doesn’t. Anybody talk about the thickness of the metal. And density of the metal. On these blades. Different signatures through the water. That’s a Muskie pros. Thing they really believe in. Why not. Bass. 🤔🤔🤔
bass anglers do discuss it as well
✨✝️✨
Are you going to talk color?
in another video
@@MattStefanFishing Great, thanks.
SPINNERBAITS ARE THE SAUCE BRO! SLO-ROLLIN THEM BAD BOYS AT NIGHT IS LETHAL!
its potentially the best night bait ever!