Pond fishing. So simple, so satisfying, so fun. I have a Jon boat but pond fishing and bank fishing is just so much simpler when life is busy with family/kids and you don't have hours to spend on the water. Love the vid.
I got a work permit at 14 and bought a scamp setup end of the year. At 16 bought a 16’ flat bottom gas and trolling motor and had 21 different rod reel combos and 4 tackle boxes. Wish I was still that dedicated 😑
Bro!! I've been fishing off and on my entire life. Definitely not a pro and everything I've learned has been trial and error. This cat made everything so simple to understand. A lot of pro's use confusing fishing jargon that leaves me more confused than when I started. Thank you🎉 Brother!
Caught a 5lb 8oz Largemouth out of a pond two days ago just before this video was posted. I've watched you guys for years. Thanks for teaching us all so much.
The information on how you approach a new pond was interesting and very helpful. Start with top water is not something I would think about doing. Thanks for another great video.
Thanks guys. I love the content of your video's. I grew up fishing on ponds. Now my son and my grandson fish it. Good times and great memories. I also want to thank y'all for your gear recommendations. I no longer waste money buying things I don't like. Your spot on here. Stay healthy and keep fishing.
Dude I appreciate the videos..I'm 31 and didn't have a father to show me these kid of things. iv recently been trying to get my son in fishing and this is the kind of stuff iv been looking for
A small Texas rigged Rage Tail Ned Cut-R worm has been killing it for my kids this year in ponds. Weedless and they can burn it or hop it back. It’s just the right profile that gets ate!
Thank you for making this video. I have my own pond that I fish at and we don’t really go to public ponds or lakes. I haven’t caught a bass since March. Yesterday I caught one on a buzz bait. I’ve been bank fishing a lot and have never tried fishing the middle. Today I will go fishing and try the middle. Thanks for the great advice as always and fingers crossed I catch a bass 🤞🏻
Something you forgot, which is my go-to no matter the Pond. Manns baby-1! Old school lure but a KILLER for ponds!!!! You can lower your rod to go deeper or fish it like a top water!
Thank you for all of y'alls hard work. You guys keep me on top of my fishing game ( not that the top is very high for me lol) but y'all have changed the way I look at every body of water and everything I throw out. Thank you.
Thank you, this helps me so much because I only have access to small ponds. Also, I normally use all of these baits and they catch fish. I’ve only ever caught a few 7 pound and over bass in my small ponds and this will help me get so much more.
Dude....Im telling ya, try the keitech topwater. Rigged the way you have it with or ideally without the blade. My go to hook is the vmc drop dead eighth ounce for the 4.8. Sometimes they go nuts for a bit more subtle topwater....and you can do a sort of 'sub-surface topwater" where youre just barelyt breaking the surface. Drives em nuts. Plus....you can drop it down deep. Caught a hog a couple weeks ago that way...came topwater through some sticks, then dropped it deep as soon as I came past them. Smashed it! And big thanks for not leaving us shore bound pond guys out!!!!!
I'd go so far as to step up to the 4.3 or the 4.8 inch one like Tim said. I've caught surprisingly small bass on it. It's amazing what even those smaller fish will lash out at and try to eat. Even if your fish aren't that big, the 4.3/4.8 catches better fish overall.
Mr Tim and Mr Matt could yall do a video on boat safety I think we over look it a lot because I did and know two surgeries in with broken leg and a torn acl by just getting out of the boat the wrong way yall's videos has helped me a lot thank you
I was fortunate to grow up with in a mile of a lake. Plus a neighborhood that had many ponds close to me. Spent the majority of my summers on those ponds and lake.
Something a little under the radar that you might like to try also.. especially if you have some really mucky bottom ponds that baits get sucked into. Tokyo rig. The bait sits on top of grass and muck.. I love a brush hog/baby brush hog or a PitBoss style bait for ponds. Killed it with the Tokyo Rig last spring for me and caught a couple in March this year before my state closed my fishing spots.
I learned in ponds as well i love this idea. Can you please do a video on tidal at some point? Im lost on my current rivers. Theyre here one minute gone the next and its all saltwater species the next.
Subscriber for a while, look forward to your videos, espntonjelp get through the winter👍🏽. Please more videos like these for those of us on small water using small water techniques!! Awesome video
Cought 32 Saturday biggest was 3.5lbs Cought 40 Tuesday in the same pond biggest was 2 3/4lbs. Watched about 8 guys total between the two days maybe land 4-8 fish. It's not always about Senkos, Jigs and using everything everybody does. I used a finesse underspin and my favorite drop shot bait from a small company on the east coast. Slayed the local Sonoma county ponds 😎
As a twelve year-old my younger brother, neighborhood friends and I had access to the local spring water company's retention reservoir. We kiddies didn't know what we were privileged to have. "The Reservoir", or the Rez, had largemouth bass, bluegills and shiners in abundance. In the windward corner there was a pile of leaves that'd been composting for decades. Under the leaves in the rich, loamy soil were the fattest, most active yet delicate nightcrawler-sized worms any of us had ever seen in our then-short lives. Gently putting one of those wriggling, fat worms on an Eagle Claw factory-tied, snelled hook practically guaranteed a hook-up with a bass that had an interest in self-preservation so they'd fight like crazy. Once I caught a fat six inch shiner and threw it in the Rez to see what I could catch. A largemouth bass of considerable size, I can still see it in my mind's eye, came up from the depths to inhale that shiner, _sideways_ . My light tackle was nowhere near a match for this huge fish. With a sound like a .22 going-off right next to my ear the bass had broken my 6 lb. test Berkley Trilene and disappeared. We didn't know what we had. By age thirteen or so we chose to pursue stocked trout in a creek on the other side of town. We'd all but forgotten the Rez. In between our catching all of the stocked rainbow and brown trout in our favored two-mile stretch of the creek we found that there was a native population of smallmouth bass that enthusiastically chased our C.P. Swing spinning lures. My younger brother, easily a better natural fisherman than me, regularly brought eighteen and twenty-inch smallmouth bass to his net. I caught some myself occasionally. In May of 1987, just as my wife and I were about to make settlement on our new home, I fished the creek using a #2 Mepps Black Fury. I hooked a 12" smallmouth and this fish, for some reason, was in an absolute panic as I sought to bring it in. When my fish was five feet or so away I saw what had caused it to be so animated. A huge smallmouth, I won't even try to estimate its enormous size, was right behind my little bass. That pursuing smallmouth had eyes the size of 50 cent pieces and we looked at each other for a millisecond before it turned 180° to get back to safety. Then came a period where I didn't fish in that spot for over twenty-five years. When I visited it again in 2015 the effects of high water and erosion had made some spots unrecognizable. I reflected on it all, reflected on my nearly fifty years of fishing my local waters where untold mysteries still waited to present themselves.
Watch all your video's, fished a 2 day tournament last weekend at Lake Kissimmee and threw the flashy swimmer with a keitech all day and every fish we caught that weekend was on that bait. Tried the largo shad and found that I was getting a lot of strikes but I think the plastic was harder and fish weren't grabbing it and holding onto it like they did the keitch's. Tried the Largo shad on the flashy swimmer couldn't throw it on the other underspin you guys always suggest cause of the vegetation in the lake and it would constatnly get hung up throwing it thru the grass. My local lake that I fish almost every night is covered with vegetation and this is the only bait I seem to get them to hit on. Tried a frog and have not had any luck. Cant wait for it to die off so it clears up my fishing spot so I can get in there and starting getting those big ones again.
Sometimes advanced anglers forget pond anglers don’t have the desire or the funds to afford things you take for granted. Carrying an armada of tackle is not necessary or efficient fishing ponds. The most fun fishing ponds provide is simplicity of fishing for fish in a small body of water. Spending $ 20 dollars for a lure is not on the list of any pond anglers list of needs. Fish in small ponds tend to be small on average so lure choice makes small sizes best. Berkley Beetle Spins range from a dollar two a little more and come in sizes from 1/32 oz. to 1/4 oz. and make perfect pond lures. Soft plastic ribbon tail worms from 4 to 7½-inches fished weightless, add a pack of Tru-Turn worm hooks and you spent $6 dollars. Add a couple 5/16th Scum Frogs and you spent $7 dollars more, the total is about 20-dollars. Add some fishing pliers, line cutter, rubber boots, net and one pole; rod and reel, done. Finger nail clippers make good line cutters, needle nose pliers are easy to find in any home as well as rubber boots. You can find a rod combo for under $50 dollars if you search, a pack rod model is perfect. All totaled you only need less than $100 dollars to fish. You can carry everything in you bought in pair of cargo pants and shirt with big pockets. You can catch more fish using one rod than trying to drag a bunch of rods around you don’t need fishing ponds.
YEAH REALLY! I'm in Southern Louisiana from the bank and 99% of the ponds that I have found are soooo heavily pressured, you really gotta work for 1 or 2 fish MOST of the time!
Dude we dont even have any public ponds in the Central Valley so atleast you got that😅 and if there is a public pond its usually surrounded by trash left by other fisherman 🤦♂️
No crankbaits? A Bandit 100 and a Scatter Rap are two of my favorite lures to use from shore. They're small enough to get bit by smaller bass or crappie but still get plenty of bigger bites. Two other good baits for ponds are the Rebel Crickhopper Popper and the original Crickhopper. You can twitch them near grassy shorelines or overhanging trees and catch everything from bluegills to monster bass.
Hey guys, quick question about a pond i fish. To set the scene This pond is a 50-60 acre pond located in michigan. It is a gravel pit, very deep, and around 20 to 30 feet at the max. It drops off right at the bank. It is loaded with 1-3 lb bass and has a few giants. I mean giants for Michigan, i caught a 6 lber and lost one that was probably 8 on a bed. Our best luck is on a senko, dirty jigs finesse jig, and a jack hammer. Also it has 15 foot vis. We have has multiple encounters with giants and they are not interested at all. What would you recommend i use?? Also i dont think its the line. I use 6 lb leader on my spinning rod and 12 lb leader on my casting. Thanks.
Too bad mine is flooded right now, we had record rainfall in Ohio, it’s full of 3-6 lb largemouth, they were primarily on beds , I’m hoping the flooding doesn’t affect the spawn
Hey tim, my pond i fish all the time has a lot of fish but no big ones, biggest is about 2-3 2lbers most fish are around .75-1 pound, any tips on how to catch at a pond with smaller fish?
Tim I just absolutely love you and Matt! I have learned sooooooo much from you two. Everything from this video, to matt traveling the county, to you fighting wild fires. Thanks for you service as a Warden,Tim. What size hook is your go to for texas rigging? Also for the horny toad? Tight lines fellas🎣💯 Following since day 1!
Hey guys. Just getting into pond fishing. Any color recommendations on the baits Tim talked about for real muddy water? I don’t know if the same colors in the description apply in real muddy situations.. anything helps.. thanks!
In muddy water i use either black and blue or something bright like a chartreuse and white. Just remember dirty water you want bright colors so fish can see it, minus the black and blue. Idk why but black and blue is good for muddy water. For clear water use natural colors
I certainly miss fishing ponds with no pressure! As a kid I got to fish a lot of farm ponds and other ponds that people just didn’t know about or didn’t care to fish. Now that I live around the city it’s hard to find a pond with bass that isn’t pressured! Especially since everyone has all of the sudden started fishing for the first time since they were kids because they’ve got nothing to do with this coronavirus craziness. Everywhere I go I see people running around with Walmart zebco combos using the weak 8lb line that comes spooled on them combined with bad knots and wondering why they keep breaking off just on the grass! There’s line everywhere and nobody picks up their mess. I’m quite frustrated with these corona fishermen disrespecting the places they’re fishing if you couldn’t tell lol.
I fished a pond today, with which I’m very familiar. I did not try top water. They have never achieved anything on this water. Tried all your others. Caught fish only on a swim bait Texas rigged and on a creature bait Texas rigged. The twist was my favorite creature bait in blue black caught nothing for a second straight day. I switched back to the green pumpkin I had been saving, and that I usually use, and caught a nice one on the second cast. The water was chocolate.
Life long pond fisherman!! Love these 👍🏻😎 Good morning fellow Insomniacs👊🏼🤪 Tim and Matt
Pond fishing. So simple, so satisfying, so fun. I have a Jon boat but pond fishing and bank fishing is just so much simpler when life is busy with family/kids and you don't have hours to spend on the water. Love the vid.
I am hitting the ponds today and I have been struggling lately and you guys drop this!!! You guys are the best hands down!! Located in NYC!!
I got a work permit at 14 and bought a scamp setup end of the year. At 16 bought a 16’ flat bottom gas and trolling motor and had 21 different rod reel combos and 4 tackle boxes. Wish I was still that dedicated 😑
Bro!! I've been fishing off and on my entire life. Definitely not a pro and everything I've learned has been trial and error. This cat made everything so simple to understand. A lot of pro's use confusing fishing jargon that leaves me more confused than when I started. Thank you🎉 Brother!
Tim one of the best videos and explanations I’ve ever seen. The way you broke it down for that body of water is amazing
Caught a 5lb 8oz Largemouth out of a pond two days ago just before this video was posted. I've watched you guys for years. Thanks for teaching us all so much.
The information on how you approach a new pond was interesting and very helpful. Start with top water is not something I would think about doing. Thanks for another great video.
Thanks guys. I love the content of your video's. I grew up fishing on ponds. Now my son and my grandson fish it. Good times and great memories. I also want to thank y'all for your gear recommendations. I no longer waste money buying things I don't like. Your spot on here. Stay healthy and keep fishing.
Mississippi Pond fishing since 1998! Can’t beat it
Dude I appreciate the videos..I'm 31 and didn't have a father to show me these kid of things. iv recently been trying to get my son in fishing and this is the kind of stuff iv been looking for
Awesome! We're so happy to help! It sounds like you're doing a great job with him 👍🏼
A small Texas rigged Rage Tail Ned Cut-R worm has been killing it for my kids this year in ponds. Weedless and they can burn it or hop it back. It’s just the right profile that gets ate!
Just getting back in to fishing and only have access to shore fish ponds right now...Perfect timing on this vid!
Thank you for making this video. I have my own pond that I fish at and we don’t really go to public ponds or lakes. I haven’t caught a bass since March. Yesterday I caught one on a buzz bait. I’ve been bank fishing a lot and have never tried fishing the middle. Today I will go fishing and try the middle. Thanks for the great advice as always and fingers crossed I catch a bass 🤞🏻
Something you forgot, which is my go-to no matter the Pond. Manns baby-1! Old school lure but a KILLER for ponds!!!! You can lower your rod to go deeper or fish it like a top water!
3 videos in a row!! love it.
Thank you for all of y'alls hard work. You guys keep me on top of my fishing game ( not that the top is very high for me lol) but y'all have changed the way I look at every body of water and everything I throw out. Thank you.
Nice vid. Ole glory waving in the back just adds to the effect!
Love to see videos for us pond fishing anglers. Great job!!! 👍
You guys make great videos, and I really appreciate it as I'm a new Bass angler. Thanks so much!
I love all of your videos. This may be my favorite. The breakdown is awesome. I used this video to repack my fishing "bugout bag". Thank you so much.
That Deck your on is just awesome. Right on the lake....NICE...
Thank you, this helps me so much because I only have access to small ponds. Also, I normally use all of these baits and they catch fish. I’ve only ever caught a few 7 pound and over bass in my small ponds and this will help me get so much more.
Great video man, I grew up pond fishing but bought my first boat a few years ago so now I'm learning the lakes.
Finally a pond video!!! Loved it!!
Dude....Im telling ya, try the keitech topwater. Rigged the way you have it with or ideally without the blade. My go to hook is the vmc drop dead eighth ounce for the 4.8. Sometimes they go nuts for a bit more subtle topwater....and you can do a sort of 'sub-surface topwater" where youre just barelyt breaking the surface. Drives em nuts. Plus....you can drop it down deep. Caught a hog a couple weeks ago that way...came topwater through some sticks, then dropped it deep as soon as I came past them. Smashed it!
And big thanks for not leaving us shore bound pond guys out!!!!!
Good Stuff !! Going to a private pond this weekend . Can't wait to catch my PB.Keep the amazing content coming !! God Bless
Love the vids. My favorite is a 3.8 paddle tail swimbait on a weedless swimbait hook. And slowly pull it right where the grass begins
I'd go so far as to step up to the 4.3 or the 4.8 inch one like Tim said. I've caught surprisingly small bass on it. It's amazing what even those smaller fish will lash out at and try to eat.
Even if your fish aren't that big, the 4.3/4.8 catches better fish overall.
Great video, I’m heading out to a pond right now. This pond is a heavy lily pad pond.
Throw a frog or a weightless senko
The hollow body sunfish worked really well for my pond
How did it go??
Going to hit a pond tomorrow, great timing! Thanks Tim!
I'm also dealing with some Lily pads and this video has given me some ideas 👍. I'll try them out tomorrow.
Mr Tim and Mr Matt could yall do a video on boat safety I think we over look it a lot because I did and know two surgeries in with broken leg and a torn acl by just getting out of the boat the wrong way yall's videos has helped me a lot thank you
I was fortunate to grow up with in a mile of a lake. Plus a neighborhood that had many ponds close to me. Spent the majority of my summers on those ponds and lake.
Liked it Tim! Here in Illinois that is my kind of fishing. I don't have many large impoundments near so I fish the small ones.
Nice video🎣❗️
As always, I love your action packed fishing vids!
the pond bass down here in texas get huge. i fish 6-8" swimbaits and catch 7+
I caught a 4.5 pounder out of our pond that is 4 years old the other day. I'm hoping the fish in it grow to 7+. Would be awesome.
Where?!
@@matt6951 most texas ponds honestly
Thank you finally do more pond stuff plz
This is a spicy one thanx tim.
This video was right on time for me thanks
Awesome and informative video!
The 6” top hook swim bait is good to find that BIG fish too! Caught a 8# few years ago on one
Something a little under the radar that you might like to try also.. especially if you have some really mucky bottom ponds that baits get sucked into. Tokyo rig. The bait sits on top of grass and muck.. I love a brush hog/baby brush hog or a PitBoss style bait for ponds. Killed it with the Tokyo Rig last spring for me and caught a couple in March this year before my state closed my fishing spots.
I learned in ponds as well i love this idea. Can you please do a video on tidal at some point? Im lost on my current rivers. Theyre here one minute gone the next and its all saltwater species the next.
Great video and content
That bass blowing up on the buzz bait at 6:00 is worth the whole video
Subscriber for a while, look forward to your videos, espntonjelp get through the winter👍🏽. Please more videos like these for those of us on small water using small water techniques!! Awesome video
Amazing video! Greatly appreciate you guys.
Cought 32 Saturday biggest was 3.5lbs
Cought 40 Tuesday in the same pond biggest was 2 3/4lbs. Watched about 8 guys total between the two days maybe land 4-8 fish. It's not always about Senkos, Jigs and using everything everybody does. I used a finesse underspin and my favorite drop shot bait from a small company on the east coast. Slayed the local Sonoma county ponds 😎
I've learned so much from you guys. Thanks!
As a twelve year-old my younger brother, neighborhood friends and I had access to the local spring water company's retention reservoir. We kiddies didn't know what we were privileged to have. "The Reservoir", or the Rez, had largemouth bass, bluegills and shiners in abundance. In the windward corner there was a pile of leaves that'd been composting for decades. Under the leaves in the rich, loamy soil were the fattest, most active yet delicate nightcrawler-sized worms any of us had ever seen in our then-short lives. Gently putting one of those wriggling, fat worms on an Eagle Claw factory-tied, snelled hook practically guaranteed a hook-up with a bass that had an interest in self-preservation so they'd fight like crazy.
Once I caught a fat six inch shiner and threw it in the Rez to see what I could catch. A largemouth bass of considerable size, I can still see it in my mind's eye, came up from the depths to inhale that shiner, _sideways_ . My light tackle was nowhere near a match for this huge fish. With a sound like a .22 going-off right next to my ear the bass had broken my 6 lb. test Berkley Trilene and disappeared.
We didn't know what we had. By age thirteen or so we chose to pursue stocked trout in a creek on the other side of town. We'd all but forgotten the Rez. In between our catching all of the stocked rainbow and brown trout in our favored two-mile stretch of the creek we found that there was a native population of smallmouth bass that enthusiastically chased our C.P. Swing spinning lures. My younger brother, easily a better natural fisherman than me, regularly brought eighteen and twenty-inch smallmouth bass to his net. I caught some myself occasionally.
In May of 1987, just as my wife and I were about to make settlement on our new home, I fished the creek using a #2 Mepps Black Fury. I hooked a 12" smallmouth and this fish, for some reason, was in an absolute panic as I sought to bring it in. When my fish was five feet or so away I saw what had caused it to be so animated. A huge smallmouth, I won't even try to estimate its enormous size, was right behind my little bass. That pursuing smallmouth had eyes the size of 50 cent pieces and we looked at each other for a millisecond before it turned 180° to get back to safety. Then came a period where I didn't fish in that spot for over twenty-five years. When I visited it again in 2015 the effects of high water and erosion had made some spots unrecognizable. I reflected on it all, reflected on my nearly fifty years of fishing my local waters where untold mysteries still waited to present themselves.
That Man Bear Pig in Tramp Stamp is a pond killer!
Great video targeted at the often overlooked pond fishing community.
Nice deck, not too shabby!
Great video man, Brush hogs catch monsters in ponds.
I can’t catch nothing on one I always go with the lizard
Just a good plan to hit a body of water... appreciate it sir!
You guys should do a live Q&A
Great Video, my new favorite
Can you do a video on high pressured community ponds. That’s the majority of what is near me
Love the pond vids
Watch all your video's, fished a 2 day tournament last weekend at Lake Kissimmee and threw the flashy swimmer with a keitech all day and every fish we caught that weekend was on that bait. Tried the largo shad and found that I was getting a lot of strikes but I think the plastic was harder and fish weren't grabbing it and holding onto it like they did the keitch's. Tried the Largo shad on the flashy swimmer couldn't throw it on the other underspin you guys always suggest cause of the vegetation in the lake and it would constatnly get hung up throwing it thru the grass. My local lake that I fish almost every night is covered with vegetation and this is the only bait I seem to get them to hit on. Tried a frog and have not had any luck. Cant wait for it to die off so it clears up my fishing spot so I can get in there and starting getting those big ones again.
Sometimes advanced anglers forget pond anglers don’t have the desire or the funds to afford things you take for granted. Carrying an armada of tackle is not necessary or efficient fishing ponds. The most fun fishing ponds provide is simplicity of fishing for fish in a small body of water. Spending $ 20 dollars for a lure is not on the list of any pond anglers list of needs. Fish in small ponds tend to be small on average so lure choice makes small sizes best. Berkley Beetle Spins range from a dollar two a little more and come in sizes from 1/32 oz. to 1/4 oz. and make perfect pond lures. Soft plastic ribbon tail worms from 4 to 7½-inches fished weightless, add a pack of Tru-Turn worm hooks and you spent $6 dollars. Add a couple 5/16th Scum Frogs and you spent $7 dollars more, the total is about 20-dollars. Add some fishing pliers, line cutter, rubber boots, net and one pole; rod and reel, done. Finger nail clippers make good line cutters, needle nose pliers are easy to find in any home as well as rubber boots. You can find a rod combo for under $50 dollars if you search, a pack rod model is perfect. All totaled you only need less than $100 dollars to fish. You can carry everything in you bought in pair of cargo pants and shirt with big pockets. You can catch more fish using one rod than trying to drag a bunch of rods around you don’t need fishing ponds.
I live in Alabama near the Tennessee river. Our ponds are very grassy as well, weedless set ups are the norm really
I wish there were ponds close to where I live! I would love to pond jump fishing
This video really helped me thank a lot, great vid
"most ponds arent that pressured"
*Public SoCal ponds*
"Am I a joke to you?"
YEAH REALLY! I'm in Southern Louisiana from the bank and 99% of the ponds that I have found are soooo heavily pressured, you really gotta work for 1 or 2 fish MOST of the time!
Ditto for Chicago Park District ponds and lagoons!!!😱🤯
Man you are SO spot on @Odysseus S -- esp nowadays!! 😂 😂 😂
Same out here in the Bay!
Dude we dont even have any public ponds in the Central Valley so atleast you got that😅 and if there is a public pond its usually surrounded by trash left by other fisherman 🤦♂️
This helped me so much! Thank you! I went fishing at a pond today and tried everything I had, but I just couldn't get the fish to bite.
Ngl. This is a superb channel 👍🏽
I've been having a lot of luck with the baby bass colored fluke but rigged weightless. Most of the hits on that initial drop.
No crankbaits? A Bandit 100 and a Scatter Rap are two of my favorite lures to use from shore. They're small enough to get bit by smaller bass or crappie but still get plenty of bigger bites. Two other good baits for ponds are the Rebel Crickhopper Popper and the original Crickhopper. You can twitch them near grassy shorelines or overhanging trees and catch everything from bluegills to monster bass.
I love u guys but my bank account doesn't and my wife won't when she gets the statement😅
Reminds me of a Tackle Warehouse review I saw once: "My wife said she's gonna divorce me if I buy any more tackle. I sure am gonna miss her." 😂😂
Kids are our fishing future!
How is the Ned rig not on here. Probably one of the best pond bait out there
what are your opinions on googan baits? i personally love them and think you guys should try them, please do a review on them
Great vid I need this the pond I fish has chemicals in it right now to keep the grass down.
Balsa jerkbaits, poppers, Texas rig worm w/ a nailweight in the tail, & weightless Keitechs
Need to go to store and get some more top water lures.
Could you guys please do some googan bait reviews
6 inch floating worm, Texas rig, weightless.
Nice viode bro 💯👍
Hey guys, quick question about a pond i fish. To set the scene This pond is a 50-60 acre pond located in michigan. It is a gravel pit, very deep, and around 20 to 30 feet at the max. It drops off right at the bank. It is loaded with 1-3 lb bass and has a few giants. I mean giants for Michigan, i caught a 6 lber and lost one that was probably 8 on a bed. Our best luck is on a senko, dirty jigs finesse jig, and a jack hammer. Also it has 15 foot vis. We have has multiple encounters with giants and they are not interested at all. What would you recommend i use?? Also i dont think its the line. I use 6 lb leader on my spinning rod and 12 lb leader on my casting. Thanks.
Too bad mine is flooded right now, we had record rainfall in Ohio, it’s full of 3-6 lb largemouth, they were primarily on beds , I’m hoping the flooding doesn’t affect the spawn
A place you guys should go bass fishing is in Okoboji Iowa I could have you guys stay in our cabin and I could take you out
Opinión on Best Lure for very small pond close to dark for largemouth bass?
Hey tim, my pond i fish all the time has a lot of fish but no big ones, biggest is about 2-3 2lbers most fish are around .75-1 pound, any tips on how to catch at a pond with smaller fish?
Tim I just absolutely love you and Matt! I have learned sooooooo much from you two. Everything from this video, to matt traveling the county, to you fighting wild fires. Thanks for you service as a Warden,Tim. What size hook is your go to for texas rigging? Also for the horny toad? Tight lines fellas🎣💯 Following since day 1!
Great video, I fish a sand pit and it is deep, 25 to 30 ft. Do I still need to cash to the deepest part?
Hey guys. Just getting into pond fishing. Any color recommendations on the baits Tim talked about for real muddy water? I don’t know if the same colors in the description apply in real muddy situations.. anything helps.. thanks!
In muddy water i use either black and blue or something bright like a chartreuse and white. Just remember dirty water you want bright colors so fish can see it, minus the black and blue. Idk why but black and blue is good for muddy water. For clear water use natural colors
do you guys recommend any scents/attractants? and would you apply for soft plastics only? or hard body/topwater lures as well?
what colors should you get for the brush hog and bear pig?
I certainly miss fishing ponds with no pressure! As a kid I got to fish a lot of farm ponds and other ponds that people just didn’t know about or didn’t care to fish. Now that I live around the city it’s hard to find a pond with bass that isn’t pressured! Especially since everyone has all of the sudden started fishing for the first time since they were kids because they’ve got nothing to do with this coronavirus craziness. Everywhere I go I see people running around with Walmart zebco combos using the weak 8lb line that comes spooled on them combined with bad knots and wondering why they keep breaking off just on the grass! There’s line everywhere and nobody picks up their mess. I’m quite frustrated with these corona fishermen disrespecting the places they’re fishing if you couldn’t tell lol.
Having a lot of trouble in our pond/lake due to snot grass. Its on top, suspended, and on the bottom of the lake. So frustrating!
Snot grass is the worst!
Quick question what do you consider shallow or deep pond? What changes a pond to a lake ? Larger surface area?
What colors do you prefer when a pond has only bass and garlic. I would think you would choose white or green or chartreuse but I don't know.
Tim!!!!!
what kind of hooks do you use with man bear pig and whopper plopped?
The timing couldn't be better, i just found a new pond to hit today
Ponds in Minnesota are considered lakes. Even Mille lacs is the big pond
When fishing in a pond line tends to get a bit dirty especially if using mono or fluoro should I clean it and what’s the best way too?
I fished a pond today, with which I’m very familiar. I did not try top water. They have never achieved anything on this water. Tried all your others. Caught fish only on a swim bait Texas rigged and on a creature bait Texas rigged. The twist was my favorite creature bait in blue black caught nothing for a second straight day. I switched back to the green pumpkin I had been saving, and that I usually use, and caught a nice one on the second cast. The water was chocolate.