The statement mark made about fish remembering something traumatic for six months if that’s true we’re all in trouble we won’t be Catchin very many fish😩
when you fish for a living / tournaments and you tube $$$ you can afford house and boat to fish from. I'm poor and apartment living no boats no house to store one. bank fishing is the only way I can go, but you help with so much info on fishing, that I take to heart when fishing everywhere in KY. Thanks.
Super informative - brilliant to interview someone who is a scientist with Berkley and has a MSc in Fisheries Management! Thanks so much for the video.
@@EdwinEversfishing Guess I need to change from green pumpkin green flake to black flake and change up my bait when fishing the same areas multiple days. Really enjoying the video that you're putting out.
*Question for mark* Does red disappear in the water first in the color spectrum for bass also? If so how does this effect or offset what you said about blue being the hardest for them to see in full color and red being what they see the best?
Great info…I’d like to know how Mark explains the effectiveness of the Ned rig. Are bass instinctively tuned to the shape of a crawdad, which the Ned rig seems to imitate?
Like many Subs on this channel I’m sure I am a Sub on many many other fishing channels. We learn things from each one or we wouldn’t give those channels any views. I’ve watched this particular video several times. Shared it with a few friends and with my fishing club. At first I thought “oh cool. That’s a pretty good one”. But the more I’ve watched it the more I realize what it’s done for me. For me it has tied together A LOT of the other information I’ve received from the other informative fishing videos. Most of them tell you how to fish this lure and that lure. Retrieves, depths, water temps ext. With what Edwin has given us here we can now start to (along some other things) understand what and how they are interpreting what we are presenting. Thank you Edwin and Mark for so freely sharing your professional knowledge of the sport we so deeply love.
The Berkley Research Video was Awesome. The information has lead me to purchase a large number of Berkley products. Anglers baits, hooks, line, etc. and more. Quality Baits in the upper price range are still the least expensive part of an angulars overall expense to bass fish. Thanks Edwin !
Of all the videos you’ve made this has to be one of the top 10. I am 73 years old and have been fishing Bass, Crappie, and Pearce for 68 years of my life and I learned more than any other video I ever watched. I also am in the process of changing my boxes to at least 90% Berkeley baits.
Totally amazing eye opening content. I would like to know how many fish should you catch in a school with a rattling crankbait before you should switch to one that is silent? Also, should you switch colors as well? If a green pumpkin is working is there a color to switch too as a complementary color to keep the school going?
I always thought that they had more memory than they were given credit for but the bait switching thing always made me wonder if they are able to communicate in some way
I stumbled on the "jig worm" a few months ago and I know everyone has their favorite bait that they think is the best ever but- I'm telling you guys- if you want to have a good day try a pack of Klone Ringo Worms. I picked some up just because I had heard so much about the old LC ring worms and how well they worked- thought maybe these would do the same- and just by luck, I was right. I've never caught so many spotted bass in one trip- they go nuts for these things. Small mouth to- can't resist them. The way they're made- being just a series of disks connected by thin tube in the center- gives them amazing action. The durability isn't great but, they're not especially expensive either so- buy multiple packs- trust me. The candy bug color- which is mostly plum- really works well for me- but so does the sapphire color.
Honestly I probably would have tried to bribe the guy to come out fishing the next day just so I can poke his brain a little bit more. 😊 Phenomenal information I love it.
Hi Edwin, I was wondering if bass/fish produce an odor after being caught that communicates to other fish that some type of danger is in the area. I was wondering because sometimes I'll catch a fish and release it knowing other fish are in the area and for some reason after i release that one, it seems like sometimes the others won't bite after that. Thanks Anthony Cramer
Great question I could see on a jerk bait or when pausing a crank bait that might seal the deal. But most of the time you’re moving the bait so fast I don’t know that scent would matter.
Great video Edwin! Eye color changes... I catch bass that have fiery-orange eyes and some are lighter orange or even black. I had heard in the 80's, maybe from Doug Hannon (the Bass Professor), that their eyes change color with mood and orange indicates aggression. Any insight on this from Mark Sexton or Berkley?
My home lake used to be a great fishery and still produces decent quality fish from time to time. However, it is not what it used to be. There are many tournaments on the lake every week almost year round. Most of them come out of the lower end or mid section of the lake. Does hauling fish out of the river area several miles and then releasing them hurt the river fishing? I'm just trying to understand what's going on in my home waters. Also, I'm not sure how well the fish are cared for in these tournaments. BTW, I used to be a tournament angler and still fish a few a year but at 65 I've slowed down. Thanks a lot for an awesome video.
If this has already been asked I apologize. How long does it take a bass, let’s say largemouth to return back to the spot you caught it? Example: in a tournament you catch a bass and carry it 20 miles to Weigh in. Will it return to the place you caught it or stay where it’s released?
@@EdwinEversfishing yes sir he was using the Abu rod i try to pay attention to alot of details from you guys. Thanks for making video's for tips and tricks for us. I just watched the Bassmasters with you in it at #SanteeCooper thats my home lake
Man that’s a completely new perspective to catch fish. More about thinking and seeing like a fish. We all know pumpkin is a staple in all our boats, but I guess I’m wondering now when the fish go through the periods when they just smash a bright yellow or bubble gum swimming worm or Senko. Wonder what color they are seeing then? Keep these great videos coming.
Edwin, I haven't read through all the comments to see if this question has been asked yet. I see several anglers on television and you tube talk about having a stereo on their boat and playing music while they fish. Do you think bass can fell the vibration from music. Or maybe the boats are so well insulated that it doesn't bother them at all? By the way, cheers from Durant, Ok!
Evers seems humble. He knows so much that he understands the value of always trying to learn. He just listens, probably can out fish the Berkley Doc 10 to 1 but he just listens to learn.
My observation exactly, Mr wizard is a know-it-all that needs his ego stroked every few seconds and has zero sense of humor. (Ohh I know this and ohh I know that). Lol
Great video. I learned a ton, but the biggest thing I took away was that bass in one body of water will set up differently than bass in another body of water based on forage. That makes too much sense can't believe it's never dawned on me before. Great stuff! I'll watch this three more times just to make sure I pick up every little nugget this guy drops.
Did this blow your mind like it did mine?? 🤯🤯 Let me know what blew your mind the most! 👇
hairs and pores in the side to know current???? 😱👍
so mind blown that they know the sent of each individual fish! craziness
The statement mark made about fish remembering something traumatic for six months if that’s true we’re all in trouble we won’t be Catchin very many fish😩
About bass having pores and hair didn't know that
Isn’t that nuts?? @jcbassfishing
9:56 ok that is just perfect
Dropping knowledge on us all... 😀😀😀
Thank you
Wow great information!!!!!
Keep it coming
GREAT INFORMATION. WELL WORTH WATCHING AND LEARNING. THANKS.....
Awesome episode!!
Best type of video on TH-cam when it comes to learning and knowing how the fish act, think, etc perfect video from Project E
Very intriguing!
Awesome video Edwin !!
when you fish for a living / tournaments and you tube $$$ you can afford house and boat to fish from. I'm poor and apartment living no boats no house to store one. bank fishing is the only way I can go, but you help with so much info on fishing, that I take to heart when fishing everywhere in KY. Thanks.
You should check out tylerreelsfishing 100 ponds all bank fishing
Excellent. Will try the jig worm
All I can say is wow blown away
Man thanks Edwin this was helpful
Great job E....
keep it up very educational
Super informative - brilliant to interview someone who is a scientist with Berkley and has a MSc in Fisheries Management! Thanks so much for the video.
That sounds awesome I’ve fished jigs but that was a new spin on it
Dude..awesome video here..serious info ..loved it
Super cool video! I love learning the science of the bass & the different baits. Thanks Edwin for the great content.
Awesome video
Learned more in this one video then I would learn watching 20 other fishing videos. Bring him back!
Great video!
Wow, a lot of info to take in. GREAT VIDEO!
Thanks for the tips. I fish a small deep lake near me and it has been tough fishing this summer. This lake is known for big bass. I’m not giving up!
Great video!! Thanks! I learned a lot about bass!! Thanks so much for your training video's.
Does cold dense winter water affect a bass’ senses? If yes how?
Great question I don’t know I’ll have to find out
I'm going to need to watch this at least five more times
Lots a great info.
He was blowing my mind!
@@EdwinEversfishing Guess I need to change from green pumpkin green flake to black flake and change up my bait when fishing the same areas multiple days.
Really enjoying the video that you're putting out.
This guy needs his own TH-cam channel.
Wow that is some great knowledge about bass, just amazing information
*Question for mark*
Does red disappear in the water first in the color spectrum for bass also?
If so how does this effect or offset what you said about blue being the hardest for them to see in full color and red being what they see the best?
Johnny, red disappears first for us. So that’s a great question!
I've been using red hooks for some time made a believer out of my brother too and that's not easy, but I'm convinced red works.
I would like to know why bass have those black spots on them and how are bass affected by thermocline
I’ll ask him!
One of the most informative Videos Out there.Thanks from St Clair Shores Michigan.
Great video thnx e n mark
awesome lessons here! looking forward to more. thanks so much fellas!! tight lines 🎣😎
Great show my question is does the ph level effect locating bass year round
Honestly, I dont know
From KY I use baitcasters only, 6/8/12 pd line. like to fish just for fun, catch and release, like your vid's go fish. God Bless
What is the sight distance for say a 10lb largemouth in clear water?
One of the best on TH-cam. Great video.
Thank you Don!
Where I can read more.... great video!
WOW! One of the greatest videos I have seen, Very educational. Thanks Edwin.
I would love to hit a day on the lake with ya brotha. Ive been thinking about heading to OK for some Bass fishing.
This possibly one of the top videos you’ve ever done.
I am 73 years old and have been fishing Bass, bluegill, and crappie for 68 years of it
Great info…I’d like to know how Mark explains the effectiveness of the Ned rig. Are bass instinctively tuned to the shape of a crawdad, which the Ned rig seems to imitate?
Great question and answer segment
Thank you Aaron!
Like many Subs on this channel I’m sure I am a Sub on many many other fishing channels. We learn things from each one or we wouldn’t give those channels any views. I’ve watched this particular video several times. Shared it with a few friends and with my fishing club. At first I thought “oh cool. That’s a pretty good one”. But the more I’ve watched it the more I realize what it’s done for me. For me it has tied together A LOT of the other information I’ve received from the other informative fishing videos. Most of them tell you how to fish this lure and that lure. Retrieves, depths, water temps ext. With what Edwin has given us here we can now start to (along some other things) understand what and how they are interpreting what we are presenting. Thank you Edwin and Mark for so freely sharing your professional knowledge of the sport we so deeply love.
Mr Evers all round great video. Did not know they could smell individual fish. God Bess US of A!!!
That was the best video about bass that I've seen. So cool.
Thank you Al
Can you explain how bass see chartreuse?
This was GREAT!
So that answers the question above using scent attractions is a positive thing..
best episode yet sir! keep ‘em coming. great series
Thank you Eric!
I can't believe I just found this video. I watch every video of yours that I can find. Thank for sharing your knowledge and personality.
Very good clip. I learned alot. Very informative.
Awsome & very educational. Thank you.
You bet, thank you! 💪🎣
Very very informative
Is it good to put a glass or plastic washer between your weight and hook when texas rigging
Thanks for the question - we’ll get back to you in a future video! 👍🎣
i talk about this in the All about Flipping video! check it out!
That's a great video
The Berkley Research Video was Awesome. The information has lead me to purchase a large number of Berkley products. Anglers baits, hooks, line, etc. and more.
Quality Baits in the upper price range are still the least expensive part of an angulars overall expense to bass fish. Thanks Edwin !
Of all the videos you’ve made this has to be one of the top 10. I am 73 years old and have been fishing Bass, Crappie, and Pearce for 68 years of my life and I learned more than any other video I ever watched.
I also am in the process of changing my boxes to at least 90% Berkeley baits.
This was amazing! I can watch these types of informational videos all day. Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you for all of the hard work I enjoy learning from your videos!
Thank you Steven, I really appreciate it. Tight lines! 🎣
@@EdwinEversfishing absolutely same to you sir
Are you using like a shroom ned head on a 6 inch worm? Is that what you are calling the jig worm? Thanks very informative video
Would those baits work good also in march? I live in northern Indiana.
Edwin, you need to have this guy on your channel often. I love learning this deep science stuff on bass. Great Vid.
That was amazing thanks
Totally amazing eye opening content. I would like to know how many fish should you catch in a school with a rattling crankbait before you should switch to one that is silent? Also, should you switch colors as well? If a green pumpkin is working is there a color to switch too as a complementary color to keep the school going?
I always thought that they had more memory than they were given credit for but the bait switching thing always made me wonder if they are able to communicate in some way
This is amazing information. 🤯
Thanks for the great video. You are the best teacher I’ve seen so far
Awesome information great video, does Berkley offer tours
can they feel pain in their mouth? i have always said they can't but what do i know
Great question I’ve always wondered the same. In my mind the answer is no they can’t. But I’ll find out!
This was absolutely awesome.
Thanks for watching!
Great episode
Thank you Martin!
If blue comes up as a sort of gray, does that mean black and blue anything looks more black and grayish?
Very interesting
Very!
I stumbled on the "jig worm" a few months ago and I know everyone has their favorite bait that they think is the best ever but- I'm telling you guys- if you want to have a good day try a pack of Klone Ringo Worms. I picked some up just because I had heard so much about the old LC ring worms and how well they worked- thought maybe these would do the same- and just by luck, I was right. I've never caught so many spotted bass in one trip- they go nuts for these things. Small mouth to- can't resist them. The way they're made- being just a series of disks connected by thin tube in the center- gives them amazing action. The durability isn't great but, they're not especially expensive either so- buy multiple packs- trust me. The candy bug color- which is mostly plum- really works well for me- but so does the sapphire color.
Honestly I probably would have tried to bribe the guy to come out fishing the next day just so I can poke his brain a little bit more. 😊 Phenomenal information I love it.
Hi Edwin, I was wondering if bass/fish produce an odor after being caught that communicates to other fish that some type of danger is in the area. I was wondering because sometimes I'll catch a fish and release it knowing other fish are in the area and for some reason after i release that one, it seems like sometimes the others won't bite after that.
Thanks Anthony Cramer
Kinda late but I've noticed that losing a fish will shut down a bite as well, I've seen it with bass and crappie
Sure glad i subscribed the other day
Thank you!!
Don't sleep on the Jig Worm, I have caught bass to 10.2 on it.
Why don't fishermen add scent to crankbaits?
Great video by the way and thanks for your effort and time to produce them.
Great question I could see on a jerk bait or when pausing a crank bait that might seal the deal. But most of the time you’re moving the bait so fast I don’t know that scent would matter.
Best episode ever. Get this guy back again. I could listen to him all day. So interesting. Love the MaxScent. The. Best.
Great video, learned a ton.
great video Edwin! Do your friends over at Berkley have any suggestions on books to read in regards to bass?
🤯🤯🤯🤯mind blown for sure...to catch a fish you must learn the fish young grasshopper..this guy is the master sensei of fish
First legit double I’ve seen in a minute. Nice.
Awesome interview! Thanks EE
👍
Awesome knowledge!
Great video Edwin! Eye color changes... I catch bass that have fiery-orange eyes and some are lighter orange or even black. I had heard in the 80's, maybe from Doug Hannon (the Bass Professor), that their eyes change color with mood and orange indicates aggression. Any insight on this from Mark Sexton or Berkley?
What are the best lures to be throwing at lake eufaula? I am going out there camping next week and I am wanting to do some bank fishing there.
My home lake used to be a great fishery and still produces decent quality fish from time to time. However, it is not what it used to be. There are many tournaments on the lake every week almost year round. Most of them come out of the lower end or mid section of the lake. Does hauling fish out of the river area several miles and then releasing them hurt the river fishing? I'm just trying to understand what's going on in my home waters. Also, I'm not sure how well the fish are cared for in these tournaments. BTW, I used to be a tournament angler and still fish a few a year but at 65 I've slowed down. Thanks a lot for an awesome video.
Great video , at 72 still learning
That’s awesome Jim!!!
If this has already been asked I apologize. How long does it take a bass, let’s say largemouth to return back to the spot you caught it? Example: in a tournament you catch a bass and carry it 20 miles to
Weigh in. Will it return to the place you caught it or stay where it’s released?
*Question for Mark*
What’s different about maxscent and why?
It disperses the scent into the water in a much bigger area. I’ve done a video about it a couple of times on social media.
Must be nice to have them new Abu Garcia Veritas rods. #AbuGarcia
I use Bass Pro rods I don’t know what Mark had that day but I’m sure they were nice.
@@EdwinEversfishing yes sir he was using the Abu rod i try to pay attention to alot of details from you guys. Thanks for making video's for tips and tricks for us. I just watched the Bassmasters with you in it at #SanteeCooper thats my home lake
What a fantastic video! Nice job
Thank you Chad! 💪
Great video. Thanks E. Learned a lot!
Thank you Roberto I’m glad it helped!
Man that’s a completely new perspective to catch fish. More about thinking and seeing like a fish. We all know pumpkin is a staple in all our boats, but I guess I’m wondering now when the fish go through the periods when they just smash a bright yellow or bubble gum swimming worm or Senko. Wonder what color they are seeing then? Keep these great videos coming.
Glad I subscribed. This is great content sir and helps clear up a lot!
Edwin, I haven't read through all the comments to see if this question has been asked yet. I see several anglers on television and you tube talk about having a stereo on their boat and playing music while they fish. Do you think bass can fell the vibration from music. Or maybe the boats are so well insulated that it doesn't bother them at all? By the way, cheers from Durant, Ok!
Evers seems humble. He knows so much that he understands the value of always trying to learn. He just listens, probably can out fish the Berkley Doc 10 to 1 but he just listens to learn.
My observation exactly, Mr wizard is a know-it-all that needs his ego stroked every few seconds and has zero sense of humor. (Ohh I know this and ohh I know that). Lol
Great video. It can get old just watching people fish with no education. This was a great balance. Learned a lot. Thanks.
Absolutely Roger thank you for watching!
Great video. I learned a ton, but the biggest thing I took away was that bass in one body of water will set up differently than bass in another body of water based on forage. That makes too much sense can't believe it's never dawned on me before. Great stuff! I'll watch this three more times just to make sure I pick up every little nugget this guy drops.