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Those underwater views really make all the difference! I was thinking that blade would get in the way, but it seems to work just fine. This certainly gets the old creative juices flowing, lol!
Hey Steve! You might wanna check out a product called "Rampage Balls" or sometimes "Wicked Balls" (it's a translation thing- the Japanese name is "Abare Dama") by Zappu. It's basically a tungsten ball inside of a coiled spring that you thread around the shaft of the rear treble. It's supposed to give your crankbait the random deflection and hunting motion it gets from bouncing off bottom structure without having to bounce it off the bottom. Basically so you can get that same random action that incites bites in the mid or top part of the water column. I have some, just haven't had the opportunity to get out on the water with them yet.
Wow Steve, I love this post, especially when you mentioned my other YT fave. Matt Stefan! It would be so cool to see both of you together on the water showing us the juice! Keep up your awesome channel and your motto of giving attention to others! Thanks!
Amazing how those little tweeks can change the entire presentation.... i will be adapting the feather... done it with a jerk bait, but didnt even think of a crank... thank you
I tried adding a short length of soft-plastic bait to my crank bait but it totally messed up the action of the crank bait. The feathered rear hook looks like it might work much better.
I think a smaller blade would be better, like the one that comes on that VMC treble that you can buy , I think it wouldn’t hinder the action as much , love these videos by the way
This is good ole 1995 tricks I used with crank baits. But I will give my biggest secret away take a ribbon tail I use green pumpkin cut it and go down the whole length of the crankbait super glue it on where it goes about 1/2" past the treble hook in back exacto knife this ribbon tail accordingly. Wish I could post a picture. Try it with a crankbait you are not found of and see what you think. It is impressive and gives the bass something soft. I have a few more tricks for crankbaits, but this is my share for the year and a very good one. Think outside the box, who says you can't carolina rig a crankbait, oops, I let that slip.
That is excellent! Thanks for sharing that. I will have to give it a try. There was a while there when I Carolina rigged crankbaits. I need to give it a go again.
@SteveRogersOutdoors I find a smaller one and along grass lines hard bottoms and very slow this time a year. After I quit catching fish, I used a deep suspending jerk bait but not carolina rigging it just the normal way.
Wow Steve keep encouraging people you really do make a difference in people's lives I was born in 1959 and was fishing since I was a toddler I know a lot of things but through your shows I still keep learning thank you.
I paint my own lures and have a couple different sizes of the VMC’s that I’m going to try. They should work well for pike in Canada in stained water. On large baits with three trebles I’ll try them in the middle and back to see how they affect action. They would also be good to add to spoons. I already have a couple spoons with kicker blades. I’m wondering how much they would affect the wobble. One way to find out.
My new Bass Behavior Bundle will be available March 15th, 2024. Join the waitlist here if you want to be notified when it is available: steve-rogers-outdoors.ck.page/bundle Thank you! Have a blessed day!
Those underwater views really make all the difference! I was thinking that blade would get in the way, but it seems to work just fine. This certainly gets the old creative juices flowing, lol!
It definitely does! I will be making up a full box of crankbait accessories for sure.
"you know me, I want to see it under water" Ditto, so I subscribed a few months back. Great work!
Awesome! Thank you!
I only watch yours and matt's channel. Y'all seem to actually care about helping fellow anglers and really sharing the truth.
Thank you!
I just found your channel and I’m a big fan of Matt Stefan and I’m also a fan of under water views of baits and Bass Bites👍😜👍🍀🎣🍀💯
Welcome! And thanks so much for watching.
Great presentation Steve,THANK you!!!!
Thanks!
Great information and even more important the under water footage 😎🎣👍
Thanks! And thank you for watching.
Loved the video great content!!!!!!
Hey Steve! You might wanna check out a product called "Rampage Balls" or sometimes "Wicked Balls" (it's a translation thing- the Japanese name is "Abare Dama") by Zappu. It's basically a tungsten ball inside of a coiled spring that you thread around the shaft of the rear treble. It's supposed to give your crankbait the random deflection and hunting motion it gets from bouncing off bottom structure without having to bounce it off the bottom. Basically so you can get that same random action that incites bites in the mid or top part of the water column. I have some, just haven't had the opportunity to get out on the water with them yet.
I hadn't heard of those. Thank you! I will try to do that.
@@SteveRogersOutdoors I only heard about them a few weeks ago myself.
Wow Steve, I love this post, especially when you mentioned my other YT fave. Matt Stefan! It would be so cool to see both of you together on the water showing us the juice! Keep up your awesome channel and your motto of giving attention to others! Thanks!
Thanks! That would be a great trip. He’s not that far from me. And thank you for watching.
Amazing how those little tweeks can change the entire presentation.... i will be adapting the feather... done it with a jerk bait, but didnt even think of a crank... thank you
Good luck! I was quite impressed with it.
The feather looks amazing
Amazing transformation with the blade and specially the feather will definitely try them both. This may be a game changer like you, said Steve!
I was quite impressed and really liked the feather. Good luck!
Great info, Steve. Be safe
You as well!
I been doing them same mods since the 90's. Seeing an underwater side view is pretty cool.
Thanks for watching!
great video as always Steve
There are replacement trebles that have a small blade attached behind the hook bend.
Thank you!
Should be red . . . . Blood trail . . . Nice idea . . .
I tried adding a short length of soft-plastic bait to my crank bait but it totally messed up the action of the crank bait. The feathered rear hook looks like it might work much better.
I was really impressed with the feather. Now I just have to get faster at swapping hooks out. Lol.
I think a smaller blade would be better, like the one that comes on that VMC treble that you can buy , I think it wouldn’t hinder the action as much , love these videos by the way
I will to check that one out. Thank you!
I've seen a treble with a willow off of it before as well. Somebody apparently makes them
I need to grab a few! Thank you.
Decoy (Bladed Treble) Y-F33BT
Decoy (Bladed Quattro) X-F55BQ
This is good ole 1995 tricks I used with crank baits. But I will give my biggest secret away take a ribbon tail I use green pumpkin cut it and go down the whole length of the crankbait super glue it on where it goes about 1/2" past the treble hook in back exacto knife this ribbon tail accordingly. Wish I could post a picture. Try it with a crankbait you are not found of and see what you think. It is impressive and gives the bass something soft. I have a few more tricks for crankbaits, but this is my share for the year and a very good one. Think outside the box, who says you can't carolina rig a crankbait, oops, I let that slip.
That is excellent! Thanks for sharing that. I will have to give it a try. There was a while there when I Carolina rigged crankbaits. I need to give it a go again.
@SteveRogersOutdoors I find a smaller one and along grass lines hard bottoms and very slow this time a year. After I quit catching fish, I used a deep suspending jerk bait but not carolina rigging it just the normal way.
Wow Steve keep encouraging people you really do make a difference in people's lives I was born in 1959 and was fishing since I was a toddler I know a lot of things but through your shows I still keep learning thank you.
@@TimEdwards-sx2pq thank you! I will do my best.
Maybe the VMC hook with the blade on it is better?
It would sure be worth a try.
I paint my own lures and have a couple different sizes of the VMC’s that I’m going to try. They should work well for pike in Canada in stained water. On large baits with three trebles I’ll try them in the middle and back to see how they affect action.
They would also be good to add to spoons. I already have a couple spoons with kicker blades. I’m wondering how much they would affect the wobble. One way to find out.
Basically you are going back to the old school Mann's Little George
That was a great lure!