It was just fishing footage. Lol. He wasn't demonstrating how to fish with only one rod... like do you really need a demonstration for that? "Let's get into some footage of my recent pond trip" or something to that effect.
If i was only allowed 1 rod setup it would be right out of gate a 7ft medium heavy lews hank parker casting rod with a lews speed spool lfs with 15lb fluoro or 30lb braid(maybe a fluoro or mono leader) to cover every and all fishing techniques. Thats for jigs, topwater, lipless cranks or regular crankbaits, texas and weightless, and frog fishing in the 1/4oz frogs to the 3/8oz maybe 1/2oz frogs. Braided line you can get away 30lb braid with frogs perfectly fine as long as your aware of the vegetation your fishing.
Started running only two rods (a baitcaster and a spinning rod) about a year ago instead of about 7 in my Jon boat and honestly, I can't say I ever missed all my rods.
I remember the first time i came across one of your videos i was close minded thinking you talked to much. Little did i know i was just ignorant in fishing and had a lot to learn. Moral of the story: always have an open mind. Thank you sm!!! Keep up the great work :)
Im new to “fishing” but I haven’t bought anything yet. So far you are the most informative. I want to learn so when my son is older I can teach him and hopefully grow a passion together. Would this setup work for lake as well?
If you bank fish most of the time buy a shorter rod .eg 6'6" or else you'll be catching a lot of limb bream ! Not all ponds look like this one. You're trying to negotiate your casts under tree limbs.
This looks like one of many soil conservation reservoirs in Texas. There are two in Denton that are on public land but they are so pressured, it’s difficult to catch anything. Maybe it will improve with the cooler temps.
It's a private pond that you have to have an annual membership and then pay a daily price to fish (typically around $120 a day). You get to fish the pond exclusively for the day you book. Very cool but can get spendy quick.
I break off 40lb to 15lb would do it all the time I moved up to 17-20 fluro on a 7’1 bassX med heavy I use for flipping light cover to spinner baits swim jigs and 30lb to 16lb on mostly all my other rods
If you're looking for a decent rod on a budget, look for the Lew's Hank Parker series at Walmart. No Joke. www.walmart.com/ip/Lew-s-Hank-Parker-7-0-Medium-Heavy-Action-Casting-Speed-Stick-Fishing-Rod/51284685 th-cam.com/video/OjVW8Klme6k/w-d-xo.html
My 2 rod and reel combos for the swamps of louisiana is a 6'6" medium heavy fast action casting rod and the other is a spinning rod 6'6" medium heavy .... Both rods together cost me 70$ and i use them almost daily and i have braided line to leader on both
@@willbecker5632 thanks for the info. I got a 6' med fast for my spinner and I'm looking for a 6' rod now. Where I'm at it's wooded creeks and rivers. We do have lakes but I tend to not fish them.
Been loving your videos. Just got back into fishing after like 20 years. I’m looking into a bait caster right now. Any preference of lees Mach 2 combo or the mach crush combo? I picked up a Mach smash spinner solely based off of color and love it. Definitely sticking with lews for a while.
One thing I’ve noticed that helps me catch fish on ponds is the direction the wind is blowing which I also noticed you positioned yourself with the wind/current coming towards you
The thing that erks me the most is suggesting bass fishing advice and 90 percent of the advice I get is a boat related advice. I don't have a boat and will probably never own one. Thank you for catering to the underdogs
TylersReelFishing takes some getting used to but it’s easy! I learned how to do it the other night. I was using uni to uni but it would catch in the eyes occasionally. No problem with the fg knot. Love your stuff man keep it up 🤘🏼
Does this 7ft med heavy rod matter if it’s bait caster or spinning rod? Also am I able to throw a weightless Texas rigged Senko on medium heavy spinning rods?
@@ballzybaits4414 i said "a couple things" lol. And I don't like the super long rods for frogs. I know some do though. I like a 7'3- 7'6 rod personally. For someone wanting only one rod, a surf rod isn't going to be the way to go. Again, versatility.
But if thats what you would personally get that's a cool choice! But for someone who is only gonna have one rod,, they probably are just a normal person that fishes every so often. So the more versatile the better! Tight lines man!
I'm really new to bass fishing, especially bait casters. 40lb line is outside the recommended range for the reel you have. What's the reasoning for the line ratings on the reel and does going over that negatively affect its function.
I have trouble with the part of the split grip behind the trigger being too short for my hand and the rod feels like it is going to squirt forward -- which is distracting. Can you name a rod brand that makes that section longer?
Hello my friend I enjoy seeing your fishing videos and how to fishing tips I have always been wondering about what is that round ting on the top of your hat your hate
Hey man. Love your vids. Youve taught me a lot. My favorite lures are the booyaa padcrasher frog and a strike king heavy cover swim jig. My problem though is i have a hard time telling if im getting a bite or bumping something when im using the jig. Whats the best way to tell? If their is one.
Practice, practice and practice. Move lure slow and be patient. Focus on the *unusual feel* at end of the line. Distinguish the differences between the usual/normal from the *unusual* Hope this helps.
Hey man, I’m using a ozark trail 6’6 telescopic rod from Walmart for $20 lol what should I get for fish small or big like trout, bluegill, bass and so on? I’m new and caught around 8 largemouth but I caught a big bass which made my spinning reel bolt lose and it is wobbly now (broken?). Help
Agree 1000% with that comment….pressured pond like my pond He detain pond in Passaic county nj ,I always cast a lot further than most people due to braid and longer rod on my pond I fish intern…catch fish in areas that a lot of people don’t fish
When I want to take just one rod. I take multiple reels with different lines and weights. And I simply change the rod. It can become a pain to cheange back and forth. But it is easier than dragging multiple rods. And of course the expense. You can use braid and do a leader like you said. But I try and avoid tying leader knots if I can. You can get pretty fast at changing reels. For me it is faster then tying a leader knot. And I don't have to worry about the leader knot breaking.
New to bass fishing and I have 2 questions: Do you use a backing or just straight braid/leader? and next question is if there is a pole line rating does the 40 lb braid being over the rating matter as main line since the leader being less will just break off first? Thanks for the tips!
1. Lots of guys use different line setups for different things. I use straight braid (40-60) for topwater and very heavy cover applications like matter grass, and straight fluorocarbon for everything else. For spinning combos, however, I throw light braid to a light fluorocarbon leader 2. Those line ratings are for mono/fluoro, so just think about line diameter. If the rod can handle “20lb line”, it can also handle 65lb braid
Hi¡ I am from Mexico and donot know how much that combo would cost. Could you give me an idea about it? I mean the rod and the reel. Thanks for share and im sorry about my english.
Lol I know I keep asking this question but I’m trying to buy a a rod and reel around 200$ and I want the best one. So if you had to choose which one would you buy the Mach crush or the tp1 black stick and lfs speed spool.
@TylersReelFishing I'm looking for my first rod, this is currently only available in extra fast action. Should I hold off and wait for the fast action to be in stock? Or look at some different options? I found a couple, Abu Garcia Jordan Lee casting rod, Daiwa Tatula XT Casting Rod, Lew's TP1X Speed Stick HM40. Those are all available in the setup you recommend and same price range. Any thoughts?
I like to keep it simple. I think every bass angler needs 4 rods. 1 spinning rod, and 3 casting rods. For the spinning rod, a 7’ or 7’2 medium light, 3000 sized reel, and 15lb braid to a 8 or 10lb fluoro leader. Basically every lure that u could throw on a spinning rod, u can throw like Ned rigs, drop shots, tubes, small swim baits and more. For your all around casting rod, a 7’2 medium heavy with a 7.5:1 reel and 17lb fluoro. This one will allow you to throw jigs, chatterbaits, rattle traps, and basically every other lure. Then your second bait caster, a 7’ medium with a reel in the 7s and 12lb fluoro. This will allow u to throw your Jerkbaits, weightless plastics, and square bills. Then for your final bait caster, a 7’2 heavy rod with an 8.3:1 reel, and 50lb braid. This will let u throw frogs, swim jigs, big top waters, and u can flip and pitch with it too.
@@vvdreamsnagzvv7178I would go with a 7’ medium spinning rod with a 2500 or 3000 sized reel, 15lb braid to 8lb fluoro leader. for your bait caster, a 7’ to 7’ 4” medium heavy fast action rod will be great. pair it up with a reel in the 7’s with 40lb braid to 15lb fluoro leader. That will cover about 90 percent of bass fishing. hope this helps
I use straight braid for Frogs on dirty or vegetation waters only. Top water open clear water fluorocarbon 15 lb . I start retrieve as soon as it hits the water ,like a buz bait.
I definitely pay attention to these pond videos,I live in the heart of Appalachia and I've got a whole series of very isolated mountain of ponds I'm fishing this year,boat isn't an option considering I've gotta hike about a mile though dense forrest just to get to them, the good thing is that all of these ponds are loaded with bass that aren't really pressured at all but they are very intelligent, they're huge and if they see you at all they won't hit anything
I only just started doing 2 rods with me. An ultra light spinning and a medium. I do want to get you opinion on Shakespeare ugly stick rods. Good budget or find a better?
@@TylersReelFishing to clarify I'm not spending 150+ on a rod and reel I can't justify cost like that. Like 100 tops since I won't be going super often anyway. I was thinking maybe a lews rod. I just want to have something decent when I do without breaking the bank should also add I'm just on the bank. Haven't even gone boat fishing in my life 😅 reel haven't gotten that far
I'm considering buying the 7'0"MH version, should I go with 30 pound braid and 12 pound fluorocarbon leader or should I stick with your recommendations?
Maybe a dumb question... just picked up my first baitcaster and its a medium heavy. It says 10-20lb line on the rod...does that mean for mono so I could put heavier braid on it?
Yes this is the older model. My reel for this type of topic has changed to this one: www.tacklewarehouse.com/Lews_Mach_Crush_SLP_Casting_Reels/descpage-MSLP.html?from=TYRF
Should I take offense for seeing an ad about how to cast a fishing rod lol
Lmfao💀💀💀
Haha nah
haha is it that takemefishing.org thing?!?! cause if so i get em all the time
Hahahaha I get em too
@@harryhallfishing4622 I think so
tyler: does One fishing rod tutorial
also tyler: pulls up to the pond with 12 rods
I guess you didn't listen to the beginning of the video
@@josephdurkin8180 i commented before he said that lmao
What about when he reels his second bass in on a different setup? Not really a good demonstration.
It was just fishing footage. Lol. He wasn't demonstrating how to fish with only one rod... like do you really need a demonstration for that? "Let's get into some footage of my recent pond trip" or something to that effect.
I feel this 😂
If i was only allowed 1 rod setup it would be right out of gate a 7ft medium heavy lews hank parker casting rod with a lews speed spool lfs with 15lb fluoro or 30lb braid(maybe a fluoro or mono leader) to cover every and all fishing techniques. Thats for jigs, topwater, lipless cranks or regular crankbaits, texas and weightless, and frog fishing in the 1/4oz frogs to the 3/8oz maybe 1/2oz frogs. Braided line you can get away 30lb braid with frogs perfectly fine as long as your aware of the vegetation your fishing.
its refreshing to not hear "shop karls" every two minutes
Well, you’re gonna hear a “shop tackle warehouse” every once in a while, hope you’re ok with that!
TylersReelFishing that’s the best place to go in my opinion!!
7ft medium heavy is my favorite too. I keep it 7ft because of overhanging trees and it fits in my truck
Agree
Started running only two rods (a baitcaster and a spinning rod) about a year ago instead of about 7 in my Jon boat and honestly, I can't say I ever missed all my rods.
40 lb braid. Interesting choice. Yes... add a 15 to 20 lb. fluorocarbon leader. I whole heartedly agree.
I remember the first time i came across one of your videos i was close minded thinking you talked to much. Little did i know i was just ignorant in fishing and had a lot to learn. Moral of the story: always have an open mind. Thank you sm!!! Keep up the great work :)
Thanks for coming around and being open minded!
At the beggining when you were walking with all those rods 😂😂
Yes, bro, I needed this cause I didn't know what to throw on my new rod but now I know!
Awesome!
Thank you Tyler, I really learn a lot from every single vid you post. U deserve more subs than all the googan members combined!
Thanks Gavin!
I concur
Finally someone besides tactical bassin talks about braid to leader! All my rods and reels have braid, most of the time with leader.
It is like the industry standard...
@@Wesquire not on baitcasters 😂
@@jonathannedelisky2593 absolutely it is.
@@Wesquire *sigh* alright buddy but name someone who actually exclusively uses braid
@@jonathannedelisky2593 I never claimed anyone uses 100% braid. You have a reading comprehension problem.
Im new to “fishing” but I haven’t bought anything yet. So far you are the most informative. I want to learn so when my son is older I can teach him and hopefully grow a passion together. Would this setup work for lake as well?
Threw me off for a sec with the “lets get started” comment. Instead of “let’s talk about it” 😂
I know, I messed up 😂
Someone needs to know how to tie the FG knot. That looked like the blood knot. Lol jk but the fg knot rocks. Love the vids Ty👊
I’m learning this week haha
Hey Tyler I have been directing people to your spinning vs baitcasting video when I'm at work at Cabela's!
Love that! Keep it up
7ft Medium Heavy Fast Action ! Reel in a 7:1 Gear ratio.
I usually carry what i can nice vid dude 👍🏻
He should have over a milli
Thanks man! Share my channel around to all your friends and I might get there!
If y’all are curious about reels and looking for one for cheap the lews classic pro is one of the best I’ve seen sub 100$ (60 something bucks )
Yep great one!
I think tyler should have more than 175 k subs
How much money is a wrap like urs on ur truck...just wondering
Around $3500 for a full truck wrap I believe
TylersReelFishing thanks its almost my time to get a truck so i was just wondering👍
If you bank fish most of the time buy a shorter rod .eg 6'6" or else you'll be catching a lot of limb bream ! Not all ponds look like this one. You're trying to negotiate your casts under tree limbs.
This looks like one of many soil conservation reservoirs in Texas. There are two in Denton that are on public land but they are so pressured, it’s difficult to catch anything. Maybe it will improve with the cooler temps.
It's a private pond that you have to have an annual membership and then pay a daily price to fish (typically around $120 a day). You get to fish the pond exclusively for the day you book. Very cool but can get spendy quick.
I break off 40lb to 15lb would do it all the time I moved up to 17-20 fluro on a 7’1 bassX med heavy I use for flipping light cover to spinner baits swim jigs and 30lb to 16lb on mostly all my other rods
Great video Tyler keep it👍 you never fail to help us anglers improve
That’s my whole goal!
Video about The ONE rod, uses TWO :) I think for most us beginners it may be better getting some $70 combos for the price of that one...
Not a bad idea! Only reason I used 2 was because those catches were from a live stream and I had to catch fish on it
If you're looking for a decent rod on a budget, look for the Lew's Hank Parker series at Walmart. No Joke.
www.walmart.com/ip/Lew-s-Hank-Parker-7-0-Medium-Heavy-Action-Casting-Speed-Stick-Fishing-Rod/51284685
th-cam.com/video/OjVW8Klme6k/w-d-xo.html
Keep spirit
Would you change that length if the pond was full of obstructions?
Any input appreciated.
Yes, shorter if you’ve got trees to worry about
@@TylersReelFishing thanks. Went to bass pro yesterday and got a 6' rod. Caught some bass this morning on it.
Thanks again!
My 2 rod and reel combos for the swamps of louisiana is a 6'6" medium heavy fast action casting rod and the other is a spinning rod 6'6" medium heavy .... Both rods together cost me 70$ and i use them almost daily and i have braided line to leader on both
@@willbecker5632 thanks for the info. I got a 6' med fast for my spinner and I'm looking for a 6' rod now. Where I'm at it's wooded creeks and rivers. We do have lakes but I tend to not fish them.
Been loving your videos. Just got back into fishing after like 20 years. I’m looking into a bait caster right now. Any preference of lees Mach 2 combo or the mach crush combo? I picked up a Mach smash spinner solely based off of color and love it. Definitely sticking with lews for a while.
Tyler is awsom
*makes video about how to only use one rod*
Uses different rods to catch fish later in the video
Shhhh😂 those catches were from a live stream and I had to figure out how to catch fish that stopped biting
I gotta stick with floro because all I can catch them on is weightless😂
Fair haha
One thing I’ve noticed that helps me catch fish on ponds is the direction the wind is blowing which I also noticed you positioned yourself with the wind/current coming towards you
The thing that erks me the most is suggesting bass fishing advice and 90 percent of the advice I get is a boat related advice. I don't have a boat and will probably never own one. Thank you for catering to the underdogs
I cater to everyone. And even my boat videos can apply just as equally to the bank
Tyler needs to make more kayak fishing videos. The man is insane on them
Thanks homie! Got some roadblocks kayak wise right now, but I’ll get back into one soon!
TylersReelFishing takes some getting used to but it’s easy! I learned how to do it the other night. I was using uni to uni but it would catch in the eyes occasionally. No problem with the fg knot. Love your stuff man keep it up 🤘🏼
How do you get sponsers as a high school angler
the iron fisherman a lot of smaller companies have pro staff teams that you can join.
@@matthewqualich222 thanks 👍
He has a whole video on it he made a while back
th-cam.com/video/C7p1RksQiKc/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/0w-BUCifb54/w-d-xo.html
Always an education when you put out content, thank you! I have a question, what aspect settings do you use on your GoPro on the chest mount?
1080p 60fps. Superview if I’m using my hero 8, but wide on my 4
@@TylersReelFishing Thank you so much!
“One rod” video… switches to a spinning rod in the catch portion. 🤷♂️🤦♂️🤣
I’ve been wanting a video like this but I didn’t know it lol
Haha that’s great! Glad I can satisfy your unknown desires
Your the man Tyler 👊
Deff gonna trade in 1 of my old rodes for a baitcaster, I want to up my game!!
You should do a river bank video sometime 😁
Dang another good video...
Always trying to get y’all the best content!
When we look at the reel you recommend what style would we pick for the reel
I got a 7mh but should I get a 7.2 tp1 mh for everything I usually pond hop and throw it all on one combo I try and go daily haha
Get this one in a 7’4” MH: bit.ly/3rO7s32
Does this 7ft med heavy rod matter if it’s bait caster or spinning rod? Also am I able to throw a weightless Texas rigged Senko on medium heavy spinning rods?
If you are comfortable with that, then do it. I just know that you’ll be a more efficient angler if you learn to use a baitcaster
the 1 rod for Pond fishing is a surf rod. You can get out and touch the otherwise of the pond! lol. jk.
Haha I guess so
I disagree. They're only good for a couple things. Namely casting far ans letting it soak. For an only rod, versatility would be the name of the game.
@@Epiphalactic Nah, Have you ever worked a frog on a surf rod?! It works wonders!! ;)
@@ballzybaits4414 i said "a couple things" lol. And I don't like the super long rods for frogs. I know some do though. I like a 7'3- 7'6 rod personally. For someone wanting only one rod, a surf rod isn't going to be the way to go. Again, versatility.
But if thats what you would personally get that's a cool choice! But for someone who is only gonna have one rod,, they probably are just a normal person that fishes every so often. So the more versatile the better!
Tight lines man!
I'm really new to bass fishing, especially bait casters. 40lb line is outside the recommended range for the reel you have. What's the reasoning for the line ratings on the reel and does going over that negatively affect its function.
I don’t believe there are line ratings on reels. If there are, they mean nothing
Watch my latest video on baitcasters and you’ll learn more
@@TylersReelFishing thanks mate. I guess it was just a capacity estimate I was seeing. Appreciate the reply
Bro the intro in legit..love the content 💪🏽
I'd ditch the bait caster and just use a spinning reel. I can't think of anything it does not do as well or better than the bait caster.
Ehhh, casting accuracy is a huge benefit of a baitcaster
Hi Tyler
I have trouble with the part of the split grip behind the trigger being too short for my hand and the rod feels like it is going to squirt forward -- which is distracting. Can you name a rod brand that makes that section longer?
What lures can I throw on this combo?
Hello my friend I enjoy seeing your fishing videos and how to fishing tips I have always been wondering about what is that round ting on the top of your hat your hate
Hey man. Love your vids. Youve taught me a lot. My favorite lures are the booyaa padcrasher frog and a strike king heavy cover swim jig. My problem though is i have a hard time telling if im getting a bite or bumping something when im using the jig. Whats the best way to tell? If their is one.
It just takes time to feel the difference man. No way to learn quickly
Practice, practice and practice. Move lure slow and be patient. Focus on the *unusual feel* at end of the line. Distinguish the differences between the usual/normal from the *unusual* Hope this helps.
Hey man, I’m using a ozark trail 6’6 telescopic rod from Walmart for $20 lol what should I get for fish small or big like trout, bluegill, bass and so on? I’m new and caught around 8 largemouth but I caught a big bass which made my spinning reel bolt lose and it is wobbly now (broken?). Help
whats the price for everything
Lake fishing? Especially up in the northwest!
Got lots of videos to help ya!
What’s the best goto all around rod for the Antares? I have a googan black goto. But wanting something else.
What leader knot does he use?
Double uni right now, but I’m learning the FG this week
Do you still suggest with the rod, reel, and line for pond fishing or has it changed.
Is it me or is your braid white? Didn’t know seaguar made white smack down braid. So what braid is it really?
It just got greyed out. It’s smackdown
@@TylersReelFishing oh copy that! 💪🏾
Agree 1000% with that comment….pressured pond like my pond He detain pond in Passaic county nj ,I always cast a lot further than most people due to braid and longer rod on my pond I fish intern…catch fish in areas that a lot of people don’t fish
yep!
Hi
Just out of curiosity (sorry if you said this elsewhere) -- what's your preferred main to leader knot?
Your link to the reel doesn’t work just fyi.
Thank you! Fixed it
When I want to take just one rod. I take multiple reels with different lines and weights. And I simply change the rod. It can become a pain to cheange back and forth. But it is easier than dragging multiple rods. And of course the expense. You can use braid and do a leader like you said. But I try and avoid tying leader knots if I can. You can get pretty fast at changing reels. For me it is faster then tying a leader knot. And I don't have to worry about the leader knot breaking.
Yep. Great idea
Tyler, I don't get the one rod and reel and then your fishing with a spinning rod reel combo..........????
Those fish catches were from when I was filming a live stream. Just wanted to put some fish catches in there for fun
Love the advice👌🏻, do you think this can also be used as for finesse techniques such as Ned rigs or dropshots?
No. Search “TylersReelFishing ned rig” and “TylersReelFishing drop shot” to see my videos on those
Love the videos keep up the good work man
Glad you’re watching!
New to bass fishing and I have 2 questions: Do you use a backing or just straight braid/leader? and next question is if there is a pole line rating does the 40 lb braid being over the rating matter as main line since the leader being less will just break off first? Thanks for the tips!
1. Lots of guys use different line setups for different things. I use straight braid (40-60) for topwater and very heavy cover applications like matter grass, and straight fluorocarbon for everything else.
For spinning combos, however, I throw light braid to a light fluorocarbon leader
2. Those line ratings are for mono/fluoro, so just think about line diameter. If the rod can handle “20lb line”, it can also handle 65lb braid
Great Video Tyler
Thanks bud!
Quick question why do you have so many rods does each rod have its own purpose for u (no mean stuff)
Each rod is specially designed to work best for a certain technique or lure. Watch some of my tournament videos and you'll understand more
give me one
TylersReelFishing but which one would you get the Mach crush or the tp1 black stick and Lews lfs.
Hmm, they are both good! The crush is a great combo
I can’t buy the tp1 through tackle wearhouse.Are they out of stock?
They must be
Why do you have a right handed baitcaster but a left handed spinning reel?
Cause that’s how I learned
Hi¡ I am from Mexico and donot know how much that combo would cost. Could you give me an idea about it? I mean the rod and the reel. Thanks for share and im sorry about my english.
It would be about $300 USD
I'm in the market for my first rod and in two videos you taught me everything I need to know. Thanks
Lol.... Don't get pissed when you backlash it.... It's part of baitcasting
@@josephdurkin8180 Gracias, I'll be helped along by friends but this video was great
@@josephdurkin8180 i backlashes probably 20 times my first day with a bait caster still so fun i don’t regret it
Lol I know I keep asking this question but I’m trying to buy a a rod and reel around 200$ and I want the best one. So if you had to choose which one would you buy the Mach crush or the tp1 black stick and lfs speed spool.
Tp1. And make sure you enter tackle warehouse through the links in my video descriptions! Helps me make revenue
Is this still good for an overall rod since I can’t afford 5 rods 🤣
Yep! I think that rod may be out of production by this point though. Get this one in 7’2” MH: bit.ly/3rO7s32
@@TylersReelFishing The rod is still in production I ordered it not to long ago. Is it still okay if I ordered it?
@TylersReelFishing I'm looking for my first rod, this is currently only available in extra fast action. Should I hold off and wait for the fast action to be in stock? Or look at some different options? I found a couple, Abu Garcia Jordan Lee casting rod, Daiwa Tatula XT Casting Rod, Lew's TP1X Speed Stick HM40. Those are all available in the setup you recommend and same price range. Any thoughts?
I like to keep it simple. I think every bass angler needs 4 rods. 1 spinning rod, and 3 casting rods. For the spinning rod, a 7’ or 7’2 medium light, 3000 sized reel, and 15lb braid to a 8 or 10lb fluoro leader. Basically every lure that u could throw on a spinning rod, u can throw like Ned rigs, drop shots, tubes, small swim baits and more. For your all around casting rod, a 7’2 medium heavy with a 7.5:1 reel and 17lb fluoro. This one will allow you to throw jigs, chatterbaits, rattle traps, and basically every other lure. Then your second bait caster, a 7’ medium with a reel in the 7s and 12lb fluoro. This will allow u to throw your Jerkbaits, weightless plastics, and square bills. Then for your final bait caster, a 7’2 heavy rod with an 8.3:1 reel, and 50lb braid. This will let u throw frogs, swim jigs, big top waters, and u can flip and pitch with it too.
What about if you only want 2 what would you go with
@@vvdreamsnagzvv7178I would go with a 7’ medium spinning rod with a 2500 or 3000 sized reel, 15lb braid to 8lb fluoro leader. for your bait caster, a 7’ to 7’ 4” medium heavy fast action rod will be great. pair it up with a reel in the 7’s with 40lb braid to 15lb fluoro leader. That will cover about 90 percent of bass fishing. hope this helps
I use straight braid for Frogs on dirty or vegetation waters only. Top water open clear water fluorocarbon 15 lb . I start retrieve as soon as it hits the water ,like a buz bait.
You’re missing out on a lot of the purpose of a frog by working it that way. Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/v7kGzsvoyGs/w-d-xo.html
What’s the clip on the hat?
I believe ANGLR bullseye
I definitely pay attention to these pond videos,I live in the heart of Appalachia and I've got a whole series of very isolated mountain of ponds I'm fishing this year,boat isn't an option considering I've gotta hike about a mile though dense forrest just to get to them, the good thing is that all of these ponds are loaded with bass that aren't really pressured at all but they are very intelligent, they're huge and if they see you at all they won't hit anything
That sounds fun and challenging!
I only just started doing 2 rods with me. An ultra light spinning and a medium. I do want to get you opinion on Shakespeare ugly stick rods. Good budget or find a better?
Nah, get a mach combo
@@TylersReelFishing to clarify I'm not spending 150+ on a rod and reel I can't justify cost like that. Like 100 tops since I won't be going super often anyway. I was thinking maybe a lews rod. I just want to have something decent when I do without breaking the bank should also add I'm just on the bank. Haven't even gone boat fishing in my life 😅 reel haven't gotten that far
I'm considering buying the 7'0"MH version, should I go with 30 pound braid and 12 pound fluorocarbon leader or should I stick with your recommendations?
Drop down on line, yes
Tyler is that a farm ponds cause they have a lot of bass in farm ponds
Yes
Do a no barb fishing challenge
Maybe a dumb question... just picked up my first baitcaster and its a medium heavy. It says 10-20lb line on the rod...does that mean for mono so I could put heavier braid on it?
Yes. Braid has a much smaller diameter. 10-20lb is based on monofilament.
Yeah don’t pay much attention to those line numbers. I will explain that in a video this summer
Would this rod set up work for large salmon?
Ehh, maybe go longer
Was just about to buy a new bass rod tonight after work cause the one I have is so old lol good timing
Awesome!
What reel under 150$ would you recommend for bank fishing if you don’t want to buy the Lews bb1 pro. Love the bank fishing vids.
Speed spool LFS
TylersReelFishing would you recommend the Mach crush combo. Or is the tp1 black stick and lfs speed spool better.
TylersReelFishing would you recommend the Mach crush combo. Or is the tp1 black stick and lfs speed spool better.
Mach crush is a great one if you just wanna get a pre made combo
TylersReelFishing but which one would you get
what reel is that ? I looked up lews bb1 pro. Is yours an older model ?
Yes this is the older model. My reel for this type of topic has changed to this one: www.tacklewarehouse.com/Lews_Mach_Crush_SLP_Casting_Reels/descpage-MSLP.html?from=TYRF
@@TylersReelFishingThanks man , really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for the tips
Have you used sunline’s System Leader FC100 and if so what is your opinion?
No, I use Seaguar
TylersReelFishing Thank you
What if my rod only recommends 20lbs test should I just get 20 lbs braid?
Yes
No, it likely means 20lb mono, which is like 50lb braid
Is 6:8 a good all purpose gear ratio?
Yes