How to fish Lake Nasworthy as a bank fisherman.(Squarebills)

Using square-bill crank-baits is a great way to fish Nasworthy and in this video I will show you where and how.
I used a 7:1:1 gear ratio with a medium action 7' rod.
I used a yeti blue mic to record audio as well as a gopro for the video.
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[@TBassFactory]

Great video. That is some awesome water. That was definitely a greqt day on the water. I just subscribed, I hope my channel has as good of content as you have on here. Keep the videos coming!

[@albertolivas783]

Great video

[@derekward1304]

Great video!!! 👍🏻

[@dtf3728]

If yall are interested in Crappie and pan fishing here is a link for that! Good Luck! th-cam.com/video/SZsV6Ivt2L0/w-d-xo.html

[@caseyspencer145]

is the horse shoe on knickerbocker out of town for work first time in San Angelo

[@dtf3728]

Yes. Knickerbocker till you go across the bridge. Turn right at the stripes and look for fishermans road in the right side of the road. Then take that to spring creek and go left and you will see a playground.

[@chesterfield5704]

I've just moved to Texas. How is the fishing there now?

[@dtf3728]

I haven't been in awhile, I know it's hot outside though lol

[@EastGillyOutdoors]

You still in San Angelo? I hooked into something decent today on a chatterbait but didn't set the hook hard enough and it shook it. I was close to the KOA campground.

[@dtf3728]

Still here! Sorry to hear that though. Never been to KOA, might go check it out

[@EastGillyOutdoors]

We should link up. I've been fishing the concho a lot lately. Look me up on Instagram and shoot me a message @eastgillyfishing.

[@calebyee757]

just moved to san angelo and went to lake nas a few times to fish. haven't caught anything at all. i tried the red bluff park area with a squarebill, (5-8ft) but the fish just weren't taking it. any advice? i usually go from 7am-11am. i also tried texas rig and swimming jigs.

[@dtf3728]

Honestly man sometimes all it takes for the squarebills is a simple change of color. One time I had to switch 3 or 4 times before I got a bite. Ive never really been successful with Texas rigs because of snags and the composition of the bottom is more muddy than hard. Im working on a video right now on how to use jigs so keep a lookout for it. Thanks for the comment