I appreciate that you CONFIRMED that Bass eat big swimbaits xD For all the people skeptical of using big swimbaits saying it's impossible, that's perfect proof!
Yeeawull my Wingie! That sub was auspicious, since I was reviewing a bunch of raids we did together with the Reapers in AH2 last night. 😮 Merry Christmas buddy, and may God continue to bless you and yours, in all things, always. 🦌🎄🎅💯⭐👍
Im fishing Kentucky lake every day this coming week for the high school nationals. Im from Spartanburg SC and we went to this bait store in Kentucky and he told us to use swimbaits and shakey heads with these long worms. H&H guns and outdoors or something like that; have you heard of that store?
Now I gotta put in another Tackle Warehouse order and buy some swim baits!!! Where does a guy pick up one of those nice wired2fish hats??? I need me one of those!
You said in the video you were using a 1 ounce VMC head. Where are you buying this head? I have not been able to locate it. By the way I love your videos.
Hi! Nice video! When should I use soft plastic swimbaits and when I should use hard plastic swimbaits like Deps or Megabass I-Slide 185. I mostly target spotted bass.
WarEagleTheBest It varies man. But generally speaking, I use soft plastic ones with heavy jighead when I want to fish deep. When I'm fishing shallower and looking for a big bass reaction bite like around the spawn or again in the fall, I will go with those big glide baits and often around cover like laydowns, rock piles, docks and stumps or grass.
I picked up some berkley slim shads and paired them with a 1/2 oz 5/0 hook i fish in the North East so should i be primarily throwing this when bass are schooling or can I try and isolate a few larger bass on key structure and such?
+Kayak Fishings Finest I fish this type of swimbait almost exclusively on deep structure. Deep underwater points, humps and creek channel turns are where I'm mostly fishing. It can be good in the winter as well as in the summer. That's the two times I really like this setup. - Jason
Right on, these are big baits on long casts so it's important to be able to quickly take up slack and drive hooks home. A long rod also assist in lobbing heavy swimbaits and controlling the fish once hooked, you just have some much more leverage over the fish with a longer rod.
hiimdrummer03 I like a 6.2:1 ratio. Too low a gear ratio and it's hard to catch up with a fish that charges the bait from behind and pushes it to you. Too fast and your swimbait will rise up off the bottom on a steady retrieve.
I see down in the comments about the 17 lb flourocarbon. what line do you recommend for larger glides and swimbaits? like bbz1, Topwater rats, and 5 oz slow sinking swimbaits. Thanks!
+Blazinxtreme I've got into throwing more 20 and 25-pound copolymer with big baits. Some guys swear by big fluoro. Others say braid because they feel like the stretch of mono causes them to lose fish. I feel like with those big giant hooks and pretty stiff rods, the little stretch of 25-pound copolymer absorbs more and you can fight a big fish a little better. And you will have less line issues in wind with 25-pound mono then you will with braid or fluoro.
+Wired2Fish ironically enough, I bought some 25 lb p-line copolymer today and spooled up my revo winch reel and threw on a spro rat and nearly cast it off due to the fact the line is so thick, there's not a ton of line on the spool. It also seemed very hard to reel in even at low speeds. thinking about going down to 20 lb. thanks
notice it is sand try that where I fish , rock and that thing is gone first time it hits bottom , I like your videos but where I fish everything snags, instantly
Next time just try to get a shot of what's in the bass's throat. Don't pull its food from its throat again. The bass spend a lot of energy getting that shad and you've just deprive it off its meal. That shad could've lasted the bass for days.
GWM Krank King The bass still had to chase that shad down. He ain't the only big one down there that's got to eat, nor is he the biggest. Respect the fish or you ruin the sport.
I appreciate that you CONFIRMED that Bass eat big swimbaits xD
For all the people skeptical of using big swimbaits saying it's impossible, that's perfect proof!
Keep up the great work. You have been getting SOOOO good at these videos!
Yeeawull my Wingie! That sub was auspicious, since I was reviewing a bunch of raids we did together with the Reapers in AH2 last night. 😮 Merry Christmas buddy, and may God continue to bless you and yours, in all things, always. 🦌🎄🎅💯⭐👍
Excellent work! Informative and concise. These techniques apply similarly to big Southern Flounder in the St. Johns river.
This is one of the best videos! Great job, Jason and crew
Bass Fishing Texas Thank you guys! Ryan DeChaine makes me look good! -Jason
haha... You all do it right!
Mike Long has probably never caught a single fish on a Swimbait.
MIKE LONG 😅🤣😅🤣!! Biggest crook , sham , wanna be , low life jerk in bass fishing history!!! Just hearing that name makes me furious!!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I will be looking forward to seeing many more. GOD Bless you!
Thank you for watching Timothy. We enjoy making quality content, and this mission is made better with comments like this.
Nice video Jason!
Tackle Warehouse Thanks fellas!
Bait is no longer available?
Wow...awesome video
Great video fella's!
Good information and video I think I'm going to load up on some 6 and 8 in swimbaits.yhanks for the good tips.👍
Glad to hear it Barry. Swimbaits rock. Good luck!
@@Wired2Fish cool thanks.
It would be interesting to find out how these would work on 10lb plus rainbows. I think I'll give them a try this year.
Like the videos keep up the videos there awesome
nice video with some good tips, like
Lure Fishing Channel Thanks!
Im fishing Kentucky lake every day this coming week for the high school nationals. Im from Spartanburg SC and we went to this bait store in Kentucky and he told us to use swimbaits and shakey heads with these long worms. H&H guns and outdoors or something like that; have you heard of that store?
Jason since you live on KY lake can you make a video on what a ledge is, as far as what to look for on your navionics. and then graphing it.
+lug72 www.scout.com/outdoors/wired2fish/story/1467725-how-to-side-scan-deep-bass
Now I gotta put in another Tackle Warehouse order and buy some swim baits!!! Where does a guy pick up one of those nice wired2fish hats??? I need me one of those!
+Joel Arnwine facebook.com/Wired2Fish/app/410312912374011/
You said in the video you were using a 1 ounce VMC head. Where are you buying this head? I have not been able to locate it. By the way I love your videos.
kenny54384 www.rapala.com/vmc/jigs/fsj-flat-shad-jig/FSJ+Flat+Shad+Jig.html?start=10&cgid=vmc-jigs
Thanks
Hi! Nice video!
When should I use soft plastic swimbaits and when I should use hard plastic swimbaits like Deps or Megabass I-Slide 185. I mostly target spotted bass.
WarEagleTheBest It varies man. But generally speaking, I use soft plastic ones with heavy jighead when I want to fish deep. When I'm fishing shallower and looking for a big bass reaction bite like around the spawn or again in the fall, I will go with those big glide baits and often around cover like laydowns, rock piles, docks and stumps or grass.
Great video, thanks!!!
Awesome vid
Are those swimbaits discontinued? Can't find them.
give him his lunch back! lol
Just subbed... Great video
+3SevenStangVids thanks man, we appreciate it.
What jig head and swim bait is that
great vid
Adam Freeman Thanks Adam!
I picked up some berkley slim shads and paired them with a 1/2 oz 5/0 hook i fish in the North East so should i be primarily throwing this when bass are schooling or can I try and isolate a few larger bass on key structure and such?
+Kayak Fishings Finest I fish this type of swimbait almost exclusively on deep structure. Deep underwater points, humps and creek channel turns are where I'm mostly fishing. It can be good in the winter as well as in the summer. That's the two times I really like this setup. - Jason
Awesome thanks! Is it a good clear water lure, the swimbait head is just plain silver and I have it in gizzard shad color
Yes sirrrrr
To see the size of that shad ...
I love my river2sea glide bait warden and pacman
Nice informative video! Could you give me some tips for my channel? I am just starting it, and would love to have some tips.
Why do you need a 7ft 8 inch rod? Is it for leverage reasons/? Please explain cuz I would think it would be only good in open water situations.
Right on, these are big baits on long casts so it's important to be able to quickly take up slack and drive hooks home. A long rod also assist in lobbing heavy swimbaits and controlling the fish once hooked, you just have some much more leverage over the fish with a longer rod.
What gear ratio on baitcasters do you reccomend for these baits?
hiimdrummer03 I like a 6.2:1 ratio. Too low a gear ratio and it's hard to catch up with a fish that charges the bait from behind and pushes it to you. Too fast and your swimbait will rise up off the bottom on a steady retrieve.
I see down in the comments about the 17 lb flourocarbon. what line do you recommend for larger glides and swimbaits? like bbz1, Topwater rats, and 5 oz slow sinking swimbaits. Thanks!
+Blazinxtreme I've got into throwing more 20 and 25-pound copolymer with big baits. Some guys swear by big fluoro. Others say braid because they feel like the stretch of mono causes them to lose fish. I feel like with those big giant hooks and pretty stiff rods, the little stretch of 25-pound copolymer absorbs more and you can fight a big fish a little better. And you will have less line issues in wind with 25-pound mono then you will with braid or fluoro.
+Wired2Fish ironically enough, I bought some 25 lb p-line copolymer today and spooled up my revo winch reel and threw on a spro rat and nearly cast it off due to the fact the line is so thick, there's not a ton of line on the spool. It also seemed very hard to reel in even at low speeds. thinking about going down to 20 lb. thanks
I fish canals from a kayak in S. Florida, will these work here? Thanks
Booger Johnson Gambler Big EZ or EZ swimmer texas rigged. Fish it in grass and hold on.
notice it is sand try that where I fish , rock and that thing is gone first time it hits bottom , I like your videos but where I fish everything snags, instantly
I know right where that is ;)
Damnit man.....
Rod?line? Recommendations?
Yes, Friday, Ice cream is before Tuesday grows.
Bass Nation iROD Swim Jr. Genesis II (goo.gl/UUWfgD), Berkley Trilene 100% fluorocarbon 17-pound test (goo.gl/xL3bU7) and Lew's Tournament MB reel (goo.gl/aXlxtt).
Thanks
Ya np buddy.
And I was thinking.... cast the sb out and reel it in !!
Next time just try to get a shot of what's in the bass's throat. Don't pull its food from its throat again. The bass spend a lot of energy getting that shad and you've just deprive it off its meal. That shad could've lasted the bass for days.
Looks like nobody cares what you think. Mind your business chump.
Likewise.
No. What's going on here is.... YOU don't care. That is what you meant to say. Best part is...you'll never forget this comment. Hugs !
Not hating but it's a bass , there's more than one shad , he did a great job showing us what bass eat, he taught us good info , so please be greatful
GWM Krank King The bass still had to chase that shad down. He ain't the only big one down there that's got to eat, nor is he the biggest. Respect the fish or you ruin the sport.
It works great in China.
Interesting. For what species?
@@Wired2Fish I just use the simple one, a grub head, and a little swimbait.
Mike long. Video didn’t age well.
Can't help that crook pulled the wool over a lot of people's eyes for a long time.