9 Lures for Fall Smallmouth Bass Fishing with Seth Feider
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2020
- Seth Feider takes the guesswork out of choosing the best lures for smallmouth bass fishing from late summer through late fall. This comprehensive seasonal progression video breaks the fall period into distinct water temperature ranges; Feider then tells us what baits work best during each window based on years of hunting big bass on Minnesota's famed Mille Lacs and other productive Great Lakes region fisheries. His lure selection is narrowed down to the following categories.
Watch the full video to know when to put each of these baits to work with maximum effectiveness.
#fallbassfishing #fallfishing #smallouth #sethfeider
TACKLE & CATEGORIES
NED RIGS
• Z-Man Hula StickZ: wired2.fish/3SEt0wK
• OutKast Tackle Perfect Ned Head: wired2.fish/3pf4fd3
• Ned Rig Tackle: wired2.fish/3Poeu9w
CRANKBAITS
Rapala DT 8 Crankbait: wired2.fish/3dsZCcP
FOOTBALL & SWINGING JIGS
• OutKast Tackle Touchdown 2 Football Jig: wired2.fish/3PjD6An
• BioSpawn VileCraw: wired2.fish/3zYVPvA
• VMC Swinging Rugby Head: wired2.fish/VMC-SwingingRugby
DROP SHOT BAITS
• Z-Man StreakZ: wired2.fish/3ArGs09
• VMC Tungsten Teardrop Drop Shot Weight: wired2.fish/VMC-TungstenTeardrop
• VMC Sureset Dropshot Hook: wired2.fish/SuresetDropShotHook
ALABAMA RIG
• Strike King Tour Grade Bladed Titanium Umbrella Rig: wired2.fish/3C2fUU9
• Yum Yumbrella Flash Mob Jr.: wired2.fish/3SMo5Ks
• VMC Boxer Jig Head:wired2.fish/BoxerJigHead
SINGLE PADDLETAIL SWIMBAIT (single swimmer):
• Strike King Rage Swimmer Swimbait: wired2.fish/3PjEQcT
• Storm Largo Shad: wired2.fish/3BWqBYu
• OutKast Goldeneye Swimbait Jig Head: wired2.fish/3JTRQon
DAMIKI RIG
• Lunkerhunt Bento Minnow: wired2.fish/BentoMinnow
• VMC Moon Eye Jig Head: wired2.fish/3QepK9P
JERKBAITS
• Rapala Shadow Rap Deep Jerkbait: wired2.fish/3zVfs7p
BLADE BAITS
• Blade Baits: wired2.fish/3duUHbv
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That opening 20 seconds was steamy...
I lost all control when he took off his hat
🤣
We lost it too! 100% all natural. What you see is what you get with Seth.
That's funny! Bet he gets all the chicks.
I really like inputs from a guy from "up North". I like Florida's frog fishing videos but it's just NOT my conditions... Thanks for these tips for "North of the wall" :)
Glad it’s well-received Mr. Lapin. We’ll continue to strife for a good nation-wise mix of content but always good having Seth grace the site.
I live in New York and I REALLY appreciate content that’s targeted for northern waters. That’s just downright rare to find. And this one was GREAT. I learned way more than I expected from a TH-cam video!
Very cool! Glad to know this resonated with you The Fishing Family.
Awesome information !! Thanks Seth
You bet Glenn!
This is why Seth Feider is my favorite pro, He doesn't hide what he does, and really gives tips that benefit everyone!
Heroes are remembered…. Legends never die …. Sup Seth you stopped to check on us when we blew a bearing out at the elite series in plattsburgh great breakdown bud
Awesome break down Seth,a complete guide for everyone 👍👍
Many thanks Ken! More to come from Seth.
Thanks for the temp rundown on the baits.
You bet
Greetings and thanks for the video
Been waiting for this video! Been doing everything like seth said its been working for me!
Love hearing this, thanks KingThaiFishing!
Very detail review,especially with temperature,not always the case in some lake’s and current,key is to watch the water temperature change and adapt,successfully information
Love when the llama does videos cause it hits home in our northern lake systems! 🦙 🤘🏻
This is definitely rich content for smallie country!
Wired2Fish you got that right!
Great info! Coolest guy out there
Glad you think so!
Thanks for the tips Seth !!
They definitely will help up here @ Lake Champlain !!
Been waiting for this!!!
Right on. Good catching to you this fall.
Now thats a stache
Rarely do you see fishing vids where they talk about the water temps. Kudos.
Thanks. We've been wanting to do this one for a while with Feider.
I agree awesome video
Agreed. Water temp is so important, especially with smallmouth in River systems.
Thanks!
You bet!
I wish I was half as cool as this guy
Man I love everything about seth. Would love to fish with that guy. So informative. Big ups.
We certainly enjoy our time in the boat with the guy.
great information
Right on Zachary!
Yes sir what do you think about the tube
...reminds me of Cameron Smith.
Great advice...Being from Australia I had to go out and buy a duel thermometer as we read temps in Celsius and not Fahrenheit...It's amazing how differing fish species throughout the world respond to differing techniques in cold water...Seth Fielders technique information works just as well all the way down here in the land down under as it does on his "Home" waters... I must say though he has no worries about joining the " Bogan " ranks,with him playing with his hair all the time...grin... Despite what you were told Seth a Bogan in Australia is the same as a Moonshine drinking "Good Ol Boy" you have in the States...Not all of us Bogans have missing teeth either but mullet haircuts reign!!! Regards from Down Under...
B.J.sCustom Baits Australia....
Right on Brian, glad to have you here on the channel. Appreciate the cultural insight too -- we'll be sure to pass your message on to Seth.
Feider is a beasttt🔥
all i want for christmas is more Seth Feider content.
We'll be dropping another video with him in a few weeks Nicholas. Thanks for tuning in.
Awesome intro!! 🤙
Thanks! We couldn't resist!
I do more river fishing for smallies than chasing them in lakes up here in Maine but definitely hit some cold water temps (am usually after them the first few days of April). Ned rig is the #1 (pb&j finesse trd is particularly money) but football jigs with craw trailer, drop shot rigs and even chatterbaits have all caught me dozens of smallies that time of year.
there were two key words in your presentation: #1: "Down South".....fishing in other parts of the country can be completely different! and #2: "it's all relative": it sure is: I am here in the North East, and with 70 degree water, we are already catching smallmouth in 30-40 feet of water with Blade Baits.......so, there is no doubt that water temperature is a big factor in fishing and it was great of you to point it out, but again, habitats change, and geography has it's own tendencies, and for that matter, the type of water, because impoundments can also fish completely different from natural lakes. But if there is one constant in the world of bass fishing, it is the old mantra " Location, location, location" and here in the NE, when it comes to smallmouth, that is absolutely the number one prerequisite, because, although water temps might dictate at what depth they might be hanging out on certain structural changes, if you don't FIND the important structural changes, you do not catch smallies where we are, regardless of what lure you are using at the time.
That Jeff Foxworthy stache!
He's a one of a kind 😂
Agree with all lure you’re talk about.. how to find a location spot where Smallmouth like to hang out?
What a haunted looking thing
Dead on info. Water temperature is everything for fishing. At least the first factor to consider...
For sure Musky Bites. As a musky angler (we assume), you are quite familiar with this!
🤣 I love this dude
I’ve been waiting forever for another Seth video. He is the best teacher I have ever seen and an absolute hammer!
You rock EG Outdoors. Keep tuning in for more Feider-man!
Smoked in the intro 🤣🤣🤣😭😭
The bass! Johnny Winter boss:)
how deep are you fishing generally in the fall when water temps around 60-65? I know it is typically bait fish driven, but curious
SF is the best. He and Zona together are a hoot and they catch fish!!!
No arguing here.
Great informative video and by the way, thanks for gettin' beautified at the start. I'm going to remember to get my hair all behind my ears. Oh, that's right, I ain't go no hair, darn!
Glad it was helpful Kenny. And appreciate your sense of humor!
@@Wired2Fish Hope you were not offended. Thought about that after I submitted my comment. At 77 I'd almost be willing to trade my fishing rods for locks like yours. Anyway, I really do enjoy your videos, having tried some of your suggestions. God Bless those who fish.
Thanks Kenny. We're lighthearted guys. Takes a lot to get us offended. And a few of us are right there with ya!
How do baits change when seasons change , like colors and shapes
This is awesome and just what I needed for the small mouth here in Connecticut. What are the chances Seth will do one for the largemouths?
We can pen this in for the future but don't think we'll connect with Seth again this fall. Wired2Fish Publisher, Jason Sealock, plans to do a fall largemouth version for the the Southeast U.S. soon.
If your reading Seth, just wondering whats your favorite size swimmer you usually use on the A rig , then when you throw the single what size and weight? Great vid, thanks.
Thanks for the question. We've sent the question to Seth. Might be a few days till he gets back to you as he's wrapping up his Bassmaster Elites pre-fishing on Lake Guntersville.
So when he says 60° water temp, is that 60° on the fish finder temp probe? I ask because obviously surface temp is different than the water temp the fish may be in.
Hi Justin, Seth is using the surface temperature reading from his fish finder transducer as the temperature benchmark.
Watching the video W2F while in Russia. In our waters other fish are caught, there is no bass, but the fishing styles are very similar.
Appreciate you taking the time to watch. We've always been very intrigued about the fishing opportunities in Russia. So much land and remote water resources. Big pike, beluga sturgeon, and the varied salmon species of Russia's eastern range.
@@Wired2Fish Catching beluga in Russia is prohibited by law. This is possible only on private reservoirs, but it is not often found in them. Usually private reservoirs are stocked with trout and carp, subsequently selling day fishing licenses.
The large pike is the main object of fishing history in Russia. And a coveted trophy that doesn't come across often. In our country, the most popular fishing tournament is called the League of Professional Fishermen ( Pro Anglers League, PAL). In the first leg this year, one of the crews caught a 27.7 lb pike. This is the largest fish of this tournament in several years. The tournament takes place on several large reservoirs of central Russia. Larger 40+ pounds of pike can sometimes be found in remote areas.
Marabou jig???
Not on his list for fall smallmouth.
When he fixes his mullet in the beginning you know this is about to get real
Seth how are you getting away with throwing a Arig with that many hooks up here in Minnesota.
This was underwater b-roll to support the A-Rig discussion, not actually fished in MN. This content is not MN-specific, rather, it's aimed at all Northern Tier states and select other parts of the country that have that smallmouth.
What about tubes, where do they fit in water temp wise?
Hand in hand with a jig
I thought Alabama rigs were not legal in Minnesota?
Thanks for asking Randy. This video is aimed at all northern-tier states, not MN specifically. That said, MN law reads this: "Alabama (Umbrella/Yumbrella) rig is legal if not more than one hook or artificial lure/bait is attached. An angler could place a single bait/lure with a hook on one of the wires and attach hookless spinners or plastic baits to the other wires." Good fishing to you.
@@Wired2Fish thanks for the reply. I was kind of thinking of doing that sometime as it looks like an awesome setup
I just don’t understand how all these different kinds of lures and baits change with the temperature
His glasses where off haha
I swear man every time i watch I have to remind myself that isn’t Dale Sr.
His look does fit in that era lol
This guy reminds me of seth from Red Dead Redemption 1 for some reason 😂
Great video tho
Seth? He'll I thought I was watching tips from Alan Jackson.👍
I thought I saw Mark Zona buzz your head???
That did happen. He’s a multi-talented man.
There's no hair grooming in fishing!!!
Often times, but not with this beauty!
Why does Seth look like he's 47 years old? 😳
Hey lady next time edit out your hair primping techniques.
This video is a day old and this guy is talking about late August?? 2 days till October guy, figure it out.
Watch the vid and maybe you’ll figure it out.