Man this man has the ultimate career, learning and teaching others about the scientific side of Bass and other types fish. I wish when I was younger I would have known that one could actually get a job doing such things.
I'm an ole school bass guy, I helped Ray Scott get his dream out in Pa. and NJ. I have just started following you and man am I glad. These two video's are the best I have ever seen. Thanks so much.
EE, Thank you so much for doing this interview! I have always wondered some of the things you and Mark talked about. If possible could you keep these going throughout the year maybe 2 or 3 times? I know you're extremely busy but this would be an awesome series.
A big Thank you to yourself and Mark Sexton for a very informative subject. Keep up the great work gentlemen. I'll be looking forward to your upcoming videos. Best of luck in the coming seasons. 👍🏼
Is there a few colors that we should wear while fishing so we blend in and don’t spook a fish. And how well can fish see things like braid and fluorocarbon.
All I can say if you have a rod and reel, hook/line/sinker/and bait, you will catch fish. I'm 75 and all my days when I go fishing I get fish. Not every time do I eat sometimes I catch and release now days. Love your vid's so keep them coming. Still learning nevertheless. Thanks
This is the kind of thing I'll end up watching at least a dozen times... I'm a firm believer in the effects that daylight duration have on a largemouth bass, especially in the pre-spawn. It was a key factor in my approach to fishing for trophy largemouth when I lived up north in Washington State. Now that I'm in Texas, and we don't get the big swing of an additional 3-4 minutes of daylight per day, I'm curious about how these fish are influenced in their behaviors.
One of the best videos I have seen. I was just completely enlightened and my jaw dropped about the uv. With all these baits adding uv stuff to their baits. Thanks Edwin for sharing!
Man, you were not kidding, Mark has probably forgotten more fish knowledge than I currently have right now! That was really a interesting show, with a lot of good questions and answers!
There was a video that Ken Smith Fishing in Texas presented and the fish/bass expert with their studies had shown that a bass could find the way back to where they were caught. And they do like certain cover.
Good stuff! I have definitely seen fish especially largemouth bass be depleted out of a good (tournament winning spot) after being taken to weigh in. I started taking them back to the area after I weigh them in. Over the years I really hurt myself not taking the time to put them back! Its the last thing you want to do after a long day put the pay off is a higher % of winning in the area next time!!
Interesting watch. Keep up the good work. On a side note... I smoke and usually take baking soda with me to wash my hands in once in a while. Seems to help.
Incredible video Edwin. Answered so many questions I had and some I didn’t even think of. It has definitely made me a better fisherman and student of our sport. Thank you so much.
Edwin, I knew this would be a great project E. I have been using the Berkley baits with 45% maxcent and have been catching a lot more bass. I'm so impressed I have gone to Bass Pro in Rogers and bought several more bags. Berkley knows what they are doing. Gentry AR. 🎣🐟
Edwin I really enjoyed these interviews of Sexton, he’s such a wealth of knowledge. I wished I would’ve asked a question for this video: Can an angler damage the mouth of a bass by simply holding it by it’s lip? There’s always guys who complain about pics of anglers holding bass up where the body isn’t supported saying “you can break the jaw of the bass and it will die”. Curious.
Edwin, love your program!. I would really like to see you put on the Roku stick platform!!!!!!( my thumb goes numb watching from my phone). Have a great year in 2021, fishing and family!
Mark-you are awesome! Love learning this stuff. Can you tell us at what distance can Bass feel baits using their lateral line? From How far away, basically? Thanks
Thanks so much to Mark for answering those questions, sure was some good info. Thamks E for bringing this type of content, you can never have enough good information, now lets eat some of those pecans!
Mark says red works good in spring because the fish can see it better in clearwater.Spring means rain,which means dirty water sounds like a contradiction.scent don't need to be put on crank baits because they are reaction strikes just my opinion great q/a thanks
First time listening to your channel. Picked a good time as that was a very interesting segment and very informative. Hope you get to pick is brain some more or guys like him. Good luck out there this year!
Very Good Video Edwin, I have a question for Mark and You in the next opportunity and I think it will be controversial : For the last 9 months I've fishing every day, true every single day (Miami Florida ), and 3 months ago one of my lines break off ( braid ) and I didn't have more fluorocarbon leader, so I continue with braid only, some days clear water, some days not so clear and there was no difference whatsoever, still catching at the same rate, So my question is : Is really the fluorocarbon or monofilament leader helps ? Thank you.
Great video !!! about 10 years ago Georgia tech did a study on color in water at different depth long story short red and purple colors seem to be better from 0 to 12 feet then white after 12 to 30 feet wait I think it was in 2007 they did that study and they where on lake b Russell Savanah rive lake like Hartwell and hill
I read in a book by Homer Circle that bass don’t like the amino acids from humans (just as Mark said). It also said that a substance in human saliva called “ptyalin” neutralizes amino acid so that spitting on a lure (without tobacco) actually help remove human scent. Do Mark or you agree or know if this is true? Lots of people think it helps to spit on their bait. (I’m going to check to see if scent cover spray for hunting contains this stuff.)
Edwin, I thoroughly enjoy conversations such as this as the educational value is very high. We're here for that, but we are NOT thinking "boy, I wish I could hear some annoying background music to distract me from the topic discussion." Ditch the music, we'll still be active fans.
Great info and would be curious of the garlic type scents that are in so many other baits does it attract well or just do a good job masking human and plastic scent
According to the biologists over in Japan garlic was the naturally occurring scent bass they tested were the most attracted to. In my experience they're right- I use JJ's dippin' dye and I really don't care which biologist tries to convince me it doesn't work- they're wrong, period. I've seen it proven to many times- JJs works. Is it the color or the scent- don't know and don't care- it works. I've seen more than one instance where if you didn't put it on your plastic you weren't getting bit- and I'difference
Man this man has the ultimate career, learning and teaching others about the scientific side of Bass and other types fish. I wish when I was younger I would have known that one could actually get a job doing such things.
I'm an ole school bass guy, I helped Ray Scott get his dream out in Pa. and NJ. I have just started following you and man am I glad. These two video's are the best I have ever seen. Thanks so much.
I’m a pharmacy student and that felt like I was in lecture in a very good way. I would love more videos with content like this. Thank you both !
EE, Thank you so much for doing this interview! I have always wondered some of the things you and Mark talked about. If possible could you keep these going throughout the year maybe 2 or 3 times? I know you're extremely busy but this would be an awesome series.
Thank you so much for having Mark on. I found him very interesting and learned a lot. You need to have him on again some time.
The videos with Mark are awesome. I love the science behind fishing and thoroughly enjoyed your Q&A sessions. Thanks for the content Edwin!
I would love to hear his take on if bass "feel" water temperature like we do and if one or two degrees really matter.
A big Thank you to yourself and Mark Sexton for a very informative subject. Keep up the great work gentlemen. I'll be looking forward to your upcoming videos.
Best of luck in the coming seasons. 👍🏼
Keep the educational videos coming..Marks corner. This is helping in so may ways, what and when to throw.
Awesome
This video was very instructive. I’m going to go back and watch the previous video with Mark. I’m “hooked” on your channel. Thanks
I could set and watch this all day. Learned a lot. Thank you
Is there a few colors that we should wear while fishing so we blend in and don’t spook a fish. And how well can fish see things like braid and fluorocarbon.
You have the BEST UTUBE CHANNEL. NO BS just straight information.
Awesome, thanks Edwin and Mark!
What a treat that was!!! Thank you sooo much to Mark and yourself for addressing all these questions. Very honoured mine was in the lot!
All I can say if you have a rod and reel, hook/line/sinker/and bait, you will catch fish. I'm 75 and all my days when I go fishing I get fish. Not every time do I eat sometimes I catch and release now days. Love your vid's so keep them coming. Still learning nevertheless. Thanks
This is the kind of thing I'll end up watching at least a dozen times... I'm a firm believer in the effects that daylight duration have on a largemouth bass, especially in the pre-spawn. It was a key factor in my approach to fishing for trophy largemouth when I lived up north in Washington State. Now that I'm in Texas, and we don't get the big swing of an additional 3-4 minutes of daylight per day, I'm curious about how these fish are influenced in their behaviors.
Awesome video. You can never have to much knowledge about fish and there capabilities. Great job. Good luck on the upcoming season.
One of the best videos I have seen. I was just completely enlightened and my jaw dropped about the uv. With all these baits adding uv stuff to their baits. Thanks Edwin for sharing!
Amazing video. This is the juice us anglers need 💪🏾
Man, you were not kidding, Mark has probably forgotten more fish knowledge than I currently have right now! That was really a interesting show, with a lot of good questions and answers!
great conversation, love learning from the experts!
Love studying bass found something that catches big ones right now good video
There was a video that Ken Smith Fishing in Texas presented and the fish/bass expert with their studies had shown that a bass could find the way back to where they were caught. And they do like certain cover.
I could listen to Mark talk all day. Amazing how much this guy knows. Berkley better keep this guy happy... HAHA
Mark needs his own channel... I will subscribe immediately!
Edwin. Great content. Thank you for this. I appreciate you.
Thank u Edwin!! This is do awesome how u incorporate everything into these videos for learning, not just fishing videos.
Good stuff! I have definitely seen fish especially largemouth bass be depleted out of a good (tournament winning spot) after being taken to weigh in. I started taking them back to the area after I weigh them in. Over the years I really hurt myself not taking the time to put them back! Its the last thing you want to do after a long day put the pay off is a higher % of winning in the area next time!!
Interesting watch. Keep up the good work.
On a side note... I smoke and usually take baking soda with me to wash my hands in once in a while. Seems to help.
Great information. Thanks for that Video. Always learn from your Video’s.
Incredible video Edwin. Answered so many questions I had and some I didn’t even think of. It has definitely made me a better fisherman and student of our sport. Thank you so much.
Good info. Thanks Edwin and Mark.
Mark has such a great job. I love your videos with him. Thanks
These videos with Mark are very informative, hope you can have him on again in the future
Edwin, I knew this would be a great project E. I have been using the Berkley baits with 45% maxcent and have been catching a lot more bass. I'm so impressed I have gone to Bass Pro in Rogers and bought several more bags. Berkley knows what they are doing. Gentry AR. 🎣🐟
great time learning! thanks!
Please do more of these!!
Edwin I really enjoyed these interviews of Sexton, he’s such a wealth of knowledge. I wished I would’ve asked a question for this video: Can an angler damage the mouth of a bass by simply holding it by it’s lip? There’s always guys who complain about pics of anglers holding bass up where the body isn’t supported saying “you can break the jaw of the bass and it will die”. Curious.
Awesome! Please do more like this!!!!
I appreciate you and your wisdom and sharing .
Such a fun interview! The science behind bass fishing is so facinating!
This is so interesting. Thank you E. Great job to get him to come back and answer questions.
Like always I learn so much from your videos
Great segment!
Great video - love hearing the science side of things
I thought this was one of the more informative videos I have done! Thank you
Edwin, love your program!. I would really like to see you put on the Roku stick platform!!!!!!( my thumb goes numb watching from my phone). Have a great year in 2021, fishing and family!
Wow great stuff! Learning a ton... where's my pen and paper
Again you always put out great info, I appreciate you taking time to share your info as well as your resources.
Man I love seeing a new video posted on here. Definitely learn so much from all of these awesome videos
Good stuff! Thanks Edwin!
Wow thank you sir for all the insight.
Mark-you are awesome! Love learning this stuff. Can you tell us at what distance can Bass feel baits using their lateral line? From How far away, basically? Thanks
Great video, leaned a lot! Keep up the great work, love all your videos.
ok that was a great intro!!
Excellent content once again Edwin.
That was interesting to say the least. Keep it coming. I enjoy the information you share.
This was very informative - loved the format, do it again some day!
Thanks Edwin great information
Man this is good stuff! Thanks for giving us the opportunity to learn a little bit
Great content and editing!!👍🏼
Awesome!! Thanks!!
Thanks so much to Mark for answering those questions, sure was some good info. Thamks E for bringing this type of content, you can never have enough good information, now lets eat some of those pecans!
Thanks Mark and big E
Great info thank you!
Very interesting info. Gotta get some Max scent !! This is a great format!
Let us know when this comes out ahead of time so we can ask questions.
Mark says red works good in spring because the fish can see it better in clearwater.Spring means rain,which means dirty water sounds like a contradiction.scent don't need to be put on crank baits because they are reaction strikes just my opinion great q/a thanks
Outstanding info!
First time listening to your channel. Picked a good time as that was a very interesting segment and very informative. Hope you get to pick is brain some more or guys like him. Good luck out there this year!
Great Video Edwin. Great to hear the science behind things
Great utube channel... thank you..maybe see u at grand sometime
Great teaching video, will be watching more than once.
Keep up the great work.
Great insight and info.
Great info. I've had/seen fish travel more than 30' to a bait in clear lakes.
Great info!
Great job!!!!!
Very Good Video Edwin, I have a question for Mark and You in the next opportunity and I think it will be controversial : For the last 9 months I've fishing every day, true every single day (Miami Florida ), and 3 months ago one of my lines break off ( braid ) and I didn't have more fluorocarbon leader, so I continue with braid only, some days clear water, some days not so clear and there was no difference whatsoever, still catching at the same rate, So my question is : Is really the fluorocarbon or monofilament leader helps ? Thank you.
Great video awesome information
I love how you share your tricks a wisdom
Great video !!! about 10 years ago Georgia tech did a study on color in water at different depth long story short red and purple colors seem to be better from 0 to 12 feet then white after 12 to 30 feet wait I think it was in 2007 they did that study and they where on lake b Russell Savanah rive lake like Hartwell and hill
Good stuff Edwin! Confirms a lot of stuff that I thought and heard before. God bless!
"a lot of stuff that I thought and heard before" Oh- well it must be true then.
This should be a weekly thing. Maybe make a mini series. I'll take it anyway I can get it.
Thank you E ,such a great video.
Great video! Love this kind of content!
Excellent
Great info! Off subject, do trout use scent or sight more? Bass also? Thanks Edwin, I am a fan of having Mark on the show!
Awesome video sir
Really good stuff! THANKS
Very interesting lol great video for sure
I read in a book by Homer Circle that bass don’t like the amino acids from humans (just as Mark said). It also said that a substance in human saliva called “ptyalin” neutralizes amino acid so that spitting on a lure (without tobacco) actually help remove human scent. Do Mark or you agree or know if this is true? Lots of people think it helps to spit on their bait.
(I’m going to check to see if scent cover spray for hunting contains this stuff.)
Love it
Can you do a video on how to do depth shading and what mapping card you use?
Whom ever the flag belonged to in the background. RIP, respect for their svc .KEEP RIPNLIPZ great info
Those holes are also very defined on Spotted Bass
Will maxscent ever be available as a spray on additive or in aid of dying a bait?
Edwin, I thoroughly enjoy conversations such as this as the educational value is very high. We're here for that, but we are NOT thinking "boy, I wish I could hear some annoying background music to distract me from the topic discussion." Ditch the music, we'll still be active fans.
Great info and would be curious of the garlic type scents that are in so many other baits does it attract well or just do a good job masking human and plastic scent
According to the biologists over in Japan garlic was the naturally occurring scent bass they tested were the most attracted to. In my experience they're right- I use JJ's dippin' dye and I really don't care which biologist tries to convince me it doesn't work- they're wrong, period. I've seen it proven to many times- JJs works. Is it the color or the scent- don't know and don't care- it works. I've seen more than one instance where if you didn't put it on your plastic you weren't getting bit- and I'difference
very good
hammerhead sharks are very sensitive to magnetic fields, it attracts them, it would be interesting to make a lure with magnets and see what happens.
i actually think catfish would be more so to react to magnetic fields, just my own opinion.
Awesome, informative video. Can you elaborate on your two American flags on the wall. Mean something special to you.