Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
Excellent. I was a co-angler with a pro in an open tournament on the Harris Chain in Florida a few years ago. The pro pulled into a canal area with homes and docks all around. There was a large 1/4 acre size patch of lily pads all around us. The water was 3-4 foot deep and a little murky. The pro was throwing a texas rigged zoom trick worm in black color on fluorocarbon line. I rigged up the same bait and fished the area also. I got no bites and the pro got a good limited of bass. After a couple hours of fishing the pro told me what I needed to do to get a bite. Throw the worm over a patch of lily pads. Reel the worm up into the stems of the pads. Then, keep your line tight with the worm snugged up to the lily stems, gently pop your fluorocarbon line to transmit a noise or vibration down to the worm. The bass would come to the noise and find and bite the worm. Kind of like strumming a string on a guitar or banjo. It really worked. Give it a try. This was during the late spawn period.
Blockbuster video randy. This is why I have been asking for live fishing vids to see and learn technique from u. Absolutely Love this vid. I picked up a lot from this. More vids like this for all bait techniques 🙏
That’s great advice Randy. I broke one off two days ago while fishing in the treetop. he hit my jig like a freight train and wrapped me up. Keep these radios coming my friend.
Great video Randy. I’ll be honest sometimes the oozing negativity turns me off to your channel but then you make a video like this to remind me why I have followed you since the beginning.
I like to fish a worm slooooowly. After the cast grasp the line between your thumb and forefinger. Holding the rod still slowly move your hand back and forth. It's called stitching or mending your line. Reel in your slack, then began again. I do this with both a Texas rig and split shot rig. I tried to teach this to others but none have the patience for it.
Excellent presentation Randy. Your tackle room is exquisite. Your demonstration of applying your techniques will assist me greatly tomorrow. I can visualize what you were presenting. Thank you.
Hi sir. Love your channel and content. Watch you all the time. How about a video/instruction on getting a hook out of a gut hooked fish? I’m sure you are good at that. I hate to hurt a fish. I worm fish a lot and have to really be tuned in to the bite, otherwise I run the risk of a deep hooked fish.
I rarely even reel when I'm flipping- only when I'm pitching. (I use these terms for their specific style though, and I never use them interchangeably).
2nd! 😂 hey Randy, I've pretty much replaced the Texas rig w/ the magnum shakey head rig......what are your thoughts, about the difference in the 2 techniques? I'm liking the 8-12" worms on a big shakey head....seem to have better feel & contact
Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
I like the way you did this video using the rod to give us a more visual understanding of how to work the lure...👍👍👍
Excellent. I was a co-angler with a pro in an open tournament on the Harris Chain in Florida a few years ago. The pro pulled into a canal area with homes and docks all around. There was a large 1/4 acre size patch of lily pads all around us. The water was 3-4 foot deep and a little murky. The pro was throwing a texas rigged zoom trick worm in black color on fluorocarbon line. I rigged up the same bait and fished the area also. I got no bites and the pro got a good limited of bass. After a couple hours of fishing the pro told me what I needed to do to get a bite.
Throw the worm over a patch of lily pads. Reel the worm up into the stems of the pads. Then, keep your line tight with the worm snugged up to the lily stems, gently pop your fluorocarbon line to transmit a noise or vibration down to the worm. The bass would come to the noise and find and bite the worm. Kind of like strumming a string on a guitar or banjo. It really worked. Give it a try. This was during the late spawn period.
Hardly anybody goes into detail and demonstrates like this 👍🏻👍🏻
More like this please!
Blockbuster video randy. This is why I have been asking for live fishing vids to see and learn technique from u. Absolutely Love this vid. I picked up a lot from this. More vids like this for all bait techniques 🙏
At times, wish I could give Two Big thumbs up! Thank you Randy.
Thx Marvin
I like how the garage gives you more room to use a rod to show techniques 👍
That’s great advice Randy. I broke one off two days ago while fishing in the treetop. he hit my jig like a freight train and wrapped me up. Keep these radios coming my friend.
Great video Randy. I’ll be honest sometimes the oozing negativity turns me off to your channel but then you make a video like this to remind me why I have followed you since the beginning.
Thanks for the great tips they are much appreciated!🎣🎣
As always Randy, thanks for some great advice on working plastics and jigs. I especially liked the fact that you used a rod to demonstrate. God Bless.
I like to fish a worm slooooowly. After the cast grasp the line between your thumb and forefinger. Holding the rod still slowly move your hand back and forth. It's called stitching or mending your line. Reel in your slack, then began again. I do this with both a Texas rig and split shot rig. I tried to teach this to others but none have the patience for it.
Good stuff Randy! Most people probably said, ah I know how to Texas rig!........then watch the whole vid and enjoyed it!
Great advice and demonstrations! Thanks!
Excellent presentation Randy. Your tackle room is exquisite.
Your demonstration of applying your techniques will assist me greatly tomorrow. I can visualize what you were presenting. Thank you.
Great advice and visuals as usual. Keep up the positive fishing vibes 👍🏻
Randy you’ve got me so hooked on jigs I rarely throw a Texas rig anymore! Still caught millions on a worm tho
SIR RANDALL the teacher Randy Blaukat is always good.
Love the channel Randy. I've learned a lot from you. Can you do more videos on bank fishing on lakes and ponds? It a good way to expand your channel.
Will do!
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Ahh, that shirt in the merch Randy? I need those for my high school kids! Love that!
Thanks for the tips Randy, will be trying these out soon! Keep them coming! 🫡
Great context as always
Great Video Randy!! Hope you can do more like this...
BTW, what is the P5 model that you are using in the video?
Super info Randy! Thank you from the UK 🇬🇧
more of these videos. great content. appreciate it
You must have got a new mic. Sounds great and as always great video
The new shop set up is $$! Thanks for the tips Randy 🎣
Every time my brain goes right to that old Hasbro Bop it!! Game. Thanks for all the great videos!
Word.
Hi Randy, love this video ! If the topic requires it. Could you do more videos like this one ? Thanks so much !
Yes! More like these
Great video. Do you have one like this for jigs?
Hi sir. Love your channel and content. Watch you all the time. How about a video/instruction on getting a hook out of a gut hooked fish? I’m sure you are good at that. I hate to hurt a fish. I worm fish a lot and have to really be tuned in to the bite, otherwise I run the risk of a deep hooked fish.
I rarely even reel when I'm flipping- only when I'm pitching. (I use these terms for their specific style though, and I never use them interchangeably).
Great tips Randy! Thanks!
John McHatton
Very good information...thanks..
Great video. Can I ask with which P5 your fishing that little swimbait? Thanks for the confidence.
Great topic , loved it
What is that’s logo on your shirt? Is that a fishing co or bjj?
Ya need to do a video on your stuff in your room behind you. The photos, the flag, what's in boxes, the cool stuff.
I did in the tackle room reveal Vid last week
Great video content!
Great video! Would love to see more "how to retrieve videos"!
Mike Swofford Great video
Great video randy
great video!!!
Thanks Randy really great instruction on how to work lures and the need to experiment in retrieves.
Wacky or drop shot that’s what works in these clear northern lakes👍
Juice.
Yeah, I was doing it wrong.
first!!!
2nd! 😂 hey Randy, I've pretty much replaced the Texas rig w/ the magnum shakey head rig......what are your thoughts, about the difference in the 2 techniques? I'm liking the 8-12" worms on a big shakey head....seem to have better feel & contact
4th!😅
according to Randy- nobody knows how to fish at all
Youre amazing Randy. Love the vids.