"A hurricane thing?" On a lake in the north widwest? MN is full of lakes but i don't think Lemony Snicket's Lake Lachrymose hurricane description fits that region... or any because it's fictional. Good books though! I love a weedless senko for dock fishing though! Love this video!
4:00 Homie thought the rapture was upon him 😂😂😭 Yo but like others have said, it's the classic 1pm first-wednesday-of-the-month tornado alarm test! Or an actual tornado. Either or.
I fish mostly ponds, and I gotta say that senkos are the most consistently effective lures out there. When I'm on getting bites, I resort to the weightless senko 😆
That is either a tornado/thunderstorm siren which they test once a month. Or it could have been a fire alarm which goes off well if there’s a fire but I think they test that once a month as well.
@TylersReelFishing Oh, that's weird then, cause I have only heard of that alarm being used for tsunamis and things like that. Ps. I'm 15 years old and an avid bass fisherman. I bought my first bass boat 3 years ago with money from selling market sheep (I'm in Oregon). I fish a ton of tournaments with my friend and my dad. I love to just fish for fun to. I love your videos man, they are amazing! Super helpful. I did have one question, and I'm sure you have made a video on it and I just haven't found it yet, but, how do you know when to fish a jig vs a creature bait and/or a swimbait vs a chatterbait. I've gotten better at working the baits and now I'm working on locating the fish during the transitions and working on what to use when to use it. If you could answer this that'd be so awesome! 😁
Your video was very good. Thank you for sharing your information. I would however like to know what color the skirt was on your jig I can't really tell by looking at the video. I know you mentioned I believe you said you were in Minnesota I live in Virginia so I'm interested in what color you are using for your jig and also for your Ocho wondering if they will also work in Virginia
That was a fire alarm, small towns in Minnesota have them. Love the northern videos because that is where I fish. You should do an offshore largemouth video in Minnesota. Love this channel. Best tips on TH-cam!
Yes he should do an offshore fishing vid I can’t catch bass offshore on my home northern natural lake to save my life I can only find fish around docks and emergent grass such as lily pads but we only have a 15 yard stretch of them
Do you trim the bristles on your jigs? Bill Dance claims to trim them an 1/8 of a in parallel with the hood to not loose them. I wondered if that makes a difference. I never have luck with a jig in Illinois. Chatter baits and Senkos in my area
I was hoping the worm would win. I am so much more comfortable fishing a texas rig worm. But I will continue to practice with the jig and watch your videos to get better at it. It's certainly a proven bait that I must get better at. Thanks for the instructional videos. You are a natural at it.
Shakeyhead (1/8oz owner) paired with a speed worm (watermelon red), dipped tail. Fire dock bait, you get that tail movement of a bluegill, but can also fish it slow and keep the bait in the shade. Give her a shot my man! You'll also get nailed when you reel it back into the boat.
Dock fishing certainly is interesting... need to balance a good cast, boat position, wind, current, and random stuff people have tied to their docks all while feeling for bites! Definitely takes some practice and you can't be afraid to get broken off. Awesome video - keep 'em coming!
In my personal opinion nothing skips like a stick bait..BUT nothing gets big bites like a jig. A stick bait will get more bites in more places so if you’re fishing for numbers, the stick bait will win every time…but if you’re fishing for size, well, a jig is hard to beat. Stick bait is easier to get in and out, I think too but I also think a jig punches through better unless you have that stick bait pegged with a big weight. I feel like it’s situational and really depends on area (how pressured is it) and fishery and condition in which the dock is in and also placement. Idk this will be interesting.
🤣🤣 That tornado siren though!! Same thing happened to me getting lunch today. It went on for about 2 minutes. Don't know if Minnesota gets tornados but we do in Indiana.
We have sirens like that in Illinois. Theyre tornado sirens. Most towns will test them once a month. Ours does it every second Tuesday every month at noon.
I just got back from my trip in Michigan and the fish loved the chatterbait! So that is all I used lol and caught 3 decent bass and 3 decent sized pikes. My wife caught a 26 inch pike on the whopper plopper and that was really cool to see.
Have you ever done a Tokyo rig video? I searched and couldn’t find one. Just curious if you’d ever do a comparison of that and a Texas rig/jig/etc. or if you don’t think Tokyo rig is efficient
I laughed so hard when you paused and looked around like a cat in shock at the sirens hahaha. In the northeast they're for firecalls, for emergencies or fires in the area.
Ahh, its like here in NY fishing Hudson valley area and the resoviors..you hear random Indian Point siren drills..and hope it's not the real thing..🤣 true story ask about it
Awesome content man, love the videos and have learned a lot. What are some good sunglasses you reccomend? I've used Oakley as well as others and still have some problems seeing fish in the water weather they're Polarized or not.
You should make a video about the benefits of skipping under a dock compared to just casting around the dock, how many fish caught underneath vs around the dock
Well done. Killing it with your skipping skills. Hate seeing you lose $7.00 jigs but, in the scheme of things, just another cost of having fun! Oh, and your reaction to the ALARM was so funny!!! Be well and Thank You.
Those sirens are used in some (mostly Rural) areas still to alert Volunteer Fire Departments of a call to respond. In addition to that, some places do monthly testing of their emergency sirens.
Wacky senko skipped under a dock gives them a different look because of the subtle action of the senko, the slow sink rate, and if the bottom is mucky of just lots of junk on the bottom there’s a few seconds the fish have to find the bait before it settles on the bottom. Especially on shallow docks my opinion you want that slow sink rate to get the benefit of a senko. Really awesome video thanks for the reply!
Search "tylersreelfishing chatterbait" and you'll find a video I've done it on. Filmed on my boat but just as much applies to ponds. Use that searching method for EVERYTHING
I belive some of the dams around here will sound a siren like that when they start opening more spillways, they do that to let people down the river know the amount of water coming down could be changing pretty rapidly.
Hi Tyler, have you ever used the Lews tp 1x speed stick casting rod? I am looking for a quality 100$ all purpose rod to go with my new Revo X baitcaster. Anyone else who has used this rod please tell if you liked/disliked it and why. Thanks
Isn’t that alarm the release of water from a dam? Correct me if I’m wrong. Or maybe it’s a warning that TRF is on the water and the fish take that as a clue to run and hide.
hey a good way to do a lure compare is to do like 5 cast with jig and 5 with senko on same dock because i know my wife and i do docks where i come thru with a jig and she is in back doing senko and they will hit one and not the other just so both baits get the same docks and eliminate every excuse HAHA
Hey Tyler I genuinely love your videos I make sure I like them cuz I want you to succeed I hope nothing but the best and I’m ready for the 2 months of content to be uploaded. Keep up the work
When i’m skipping a senko style worm. I like to have it on a hook with a bait keeper. Whether thats a flipping hook or a wide hap hook with a bait keeper. It keeps the worm straight after making that skip.
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Hurricanes in Minnesota. You’re funny, Tyler. 🦓
That’s the Silent Hill siren. It’s a weekly/monthly thing up here in Minnesota 😂
I literally said 1 o’clock on a Wednesday lol
@@nathankelly3928 I was thinking "noon on Friday" but, yeah.
Tyler
I assume you were fishing 1pm on a Wednesday right?
That is every Wed at that time
Making sure severe weather sirens work
"A hurricane thing?" On a lake in the north widwest? MN is full of lakes but i don't think Lemony Snicket's Lake Lachrymose hurricane description fits that region... or any because it's fictional. Good books though!
I love a weedless senko for dock fishing though! Love this video!
What lake is this in Minnesota?
These comparison videos are so great! It allows everyone to hone in on choosing baits, you still have flukes, tubes, and crawls to compare!!!
This man never misses. Always putting out bangers. Keep up the good work big dawg
Thanks Zach!
Man thought the lord was coming at 4:17 😂🤣
Lol
4:00 Homie thought the rapture was upon him 😂😂😭 Yo but like others have said, it's the classic 1pm first-wednesday-of-the-month tornado alarm test! Or an actual tornado. Either or.
Dude, ours are the first Wednesday every month, and the siren is attached to my babershop 🤣🤣
“Just fish a Texas rigged senko!” There’s a song about that. LOL!! 🎵🎶
I keep singing that song through the whole video, LOL
I fish mostly ponds, and I gotta say that senkos are the most consistently effective lures out there. When I'm on getting bites, I resort to the weightless senko 😆
We have sirens like that in va there testing them incase something happens to the power plant
your response to the noon tornado siren test was hilarious
That is either a tornado/thunderstorm siren which they test once a month. Or it could have been a fire alarm which goes off well if there’s a fire but I think they test that once a month as well.
? Tyler can braid be used too skip docks instead of fluro or mono thx
Yep!
Usually for Tornados in Minn, it goes off every wed at 1 for a test.
I was gonna say the same. We've got a tornado siren right down the road from our house here in Missouri.
Thanks for the great content Tyler! I’d love to see one of these with a swim jig and a bladed jig along grass/ heavy cover.
i agree
That was a fun video Tyler, thanks
Tyler is definitely the best fishing youtuber out there!
We're you near the coast? The sound could have been a test tsunami alarm
No, Minnesota
@TylersReelFishing Oh, that's weird then, cause I have only heard of that alarm being used for tsunamis and things like that.
Ps. I'm 15 years old and an avid bass fisherman. I bought my first bass boat 3 years ago with money from selling market sheep (I'm in Oregon). I fish a ton of tournaments with my friend and my dad. I love to just fish for fun to. I love your videos man, they are amazing! Super helpful.
I did have one question, and I'm sure you have made a video on it and I just haven't found it yet, but, how do you know when to fish a jig vs a creature bait and/or a swimbait vs a chatterbait. I've gotten better at working the baits and now I'm working on locating the fish during the transitions and working on what to use when to use it. If you could answer this that'd be so awesome! 😁
Your video was very good. Thank you for sharing your information. I would however like to know what color the skirt was on your jig I can't really tell by looking at the video. I know you mentioned I believe you said you were in Minnesota I live in Virginia so I'm interested in what color you are using for your jig and also for your Ocho wondering if they will also work in Virginia
That was a fire alarm, small towns in Minnesota have them. Love the northern videos because that is where I fish. You should do an offshore largemouth video in Minnesota. Love this channel. Best tips on TH-cam!
it’s a tornado siren. i bet he was fishing on a wednesday because the first wednesday of the month they are tested.
Yes he should do an offshore fishing vid I can’t catch bass offshore on my home northern natural lake to save my life I can only find fish around docks and emergent grass such as lily pads but we only have a 15 yard stretch of them
Just wait gus... just wait... I got exactly what you're asking for coming very soon...
@@TylersReelFishing Awesome can't wait!
Do you trim the bristles on your jigs? Bill Dance claims to trim them an 1/8 of a in parallel with the hood to not loose them. I wondered if that makes a difference. I never have luck with a jig in Illinois. Chatter baits and Senkos in my area
Tyler, are you adding some type of soft plastic to your jig? If so, what are you adding?
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I was hoping the worm would win. I am so much more comfortable fishing a texas rig worm. But I will continue to practice with the jig and watch your videos to get better at it. It's certainly a proven bait that I must get better at. Thanks for the instructional videos. You are a natural at it.
If you've got any kind of clean bottom like I had under the docks, jig will win
Bro at 4:17 the purge was goin off lol
🗣️ “nuke inbound” 😱
Shakeyhead (1/8oz owner) paired with a speed worm (watermelon red), dipped tail. Fire dock bait, you get that tail movement of a bluegill, but can also fish it slow and keep the bait in the shade. Give her a shot my man! You'll also get nailed when you reel it back into the boat.
Mist of the time the siren is a test to make sure it’s working in case of an emergency.👍
Dock fishing certainly is interesting... need to balance a good cast, boat position, wind, current, and random stuff people have tied to their docks all while feeling for bites! Definitely takes some practice and you can't be afraid to get broken off. Awesome video - keep 'em coming!
In my personal opinion nothing skips like a stick bait..BUT nothing gets big bites like a jig. A stick bait will get more bites in more places so if you’re fishing for numbers, the stick bait will win every time…but if you’re fishing for size, well, a jig is hard to beat. Stick bait is easier to get in and out, I think too but I also think a jig punches through better unless you have that stick bait pegged with a big weight. I feel like it’s situational and really depends on area (how pressured is it) and fishery and condition in which the dock is in and also placement. Idk this will be interesting.
you couldn’t have said it any better
I challenge you to design your own bait. You can incorporate whatever baits you want, including live bait, but it has to be unique.
Wouldn't miss braid work well, cuz the color matches the ground and watter better?
Hey question how often do you change your fluro
More fish / average size were favoring jig, but still biggest fish of the day came on Senko, yah? Great video. Loved the comparison.
🤣🤣 That tornado siren though!! Same thing happened to me getting lunch today. It went on for about 2 minutes. Don't know if Minnesota gets tornados but we do in Indiana.
We have sirens like that in Illinois. Theyre tornado sirens. Most towns will test them once a month. Ours does it every second Tuesday every month at noon.
I just got back from my trip in Michigan and the fish loved the chatterbait! So that is all I used lol and caught 3 decent bass and 3 decent sized pikes. My wife caught a 26 inch pike on the whopper plopper and that was really cool to see.
what jig are you using
It’s linked in the video description. Just like every lure, rod, reel, line, etc in every video
That alarm/siren is for tornado or a severe thunderstorm warning, but it also goes off every first Wednesday of the month for tests.
Have you ever done a Tokyo rig video? I searched and couldn’t find one. Just curious if you’d ever do a comparison of that and a Texas rig/jig/etc. or if you don’t think Tokyo rig is efficient
Do you use a 6in or 7in senko?
What is your opinion on Power Pro Spectra?
I laughed so hard when you paused and looked around like a cat in shock at the sirens hahaha. In the northeast they're for firecalls, for emergencies or fires in the area.
Haha definitely shocked me for sure
Oh man your face when the doom Alert went off😂 and then again 😂
Ahh, its like here in NY fishing Hudson valley area and the resoviors..you hear random Indian Point siren drills..and hope it's not the real thing..🤣 true story ask about it
I grew up with those tornado sirens. Every week, same time.
What size jigs are u throwing? 3/8 or 1/2? Thanks
3/8 is best for shallow docks
I’m so jealous bc my friend met you at Bassmaster classics😂
I'm sure we will get to meet one day!
In Oklahoma most towns at 1200 noon on Saturday test their alert sirens. They usually last about 3 minutes.
what trailer for jig were you using?
Rage craw
In Iowa on Saturdays during the summer Test for tornado put down here Naples Florida is a lighting warning
What was your weight size for the Texas rig? 3/16, 1/4???
1/8
I didnt realize that not everywhere has tornado sirens. They test them once a month
Guess so haha
IDK if theres a dam nearby, but sometimes theres also sirens when they open them to make sure the area is clear.
In Wisconsin those tornado sirens sound on Saturday at noon. I hope a tornado never hits at that exact time.
Your reactions to the siren are priceless😂😂😂
What day did you go fishing
Can i have advice for fishing 100 dagree weather in Texas
Get out EARLY
@@TylersReelFishing thanks
Which lake in central MN?
Awesome 👍🏾👍🏾
Love the video. What trailers are on the jig?
Rage craw
Thanks
Awesome content man, love the videos and have learned a lot. What are some good sunglasses you reccomend? I've used Oakley as well as others and still have some problems seeing fish in the water weather they're Polarized or not.
You should make a video about the benefits of skipping under a dock compared to just casting around the dock, how many fish caught underneath vs around the dock
By far my favorite way to fish!
Your my favorite TH-cam!!! Love the videos
Yay! Thank you!
Great video! When you are switching out lures like this, do you direct tie, or use a snap/snap-swivel? Thanks!
Direct tie. Snaps and swivels just add unneeded complexity
that siren alarm comes on every first Wednesday of the month. haha i thought it was a thing all over the country but guess its just MN. haha
The siren is first Wednesday of the month for us
A challenge of best working lure around wood and grass, or something along those mucky lines! Would be awesome, great vid!
Well done. Killing it with your skipping skills.
Hate seeing you lose $7.00 jigs but, in the scheme of things, just another cost of having fun!
Oh, and your reaction to the ALARM was so funny!!!
Be well and Thank You.
Could it be a test of the emergency systems? I know that happens at least once every month in the town I live in in Texas.
Hey Tyler, do you think you could do a breakdown video on the shaky head? Btw that intro was sick 🔥🔥🔥
I will this fall!
Super Cool intro Tyler!
Cool video dude. In Kentucky that Alarm is the Volunteer Fire Department 🚒 call sign to report to the station
Let’s see a spinner bait/ chatter bait challenge
Those sirens are used in some (mostly Rural) areas still to alert Volunteer Fire Departments of a call to respond. In addition to that, some places do monthly testing of their emergency sirens.
My favorite farm animal is a tie between a rubber lipped swamp donkey and a pot bellied ditch pickle, both of which you seem to catch in abundance
Cool video but not a valid study unless the senko is weightless!
Why? The jig is weighted
Wacky senko skipped under a dock gives them a different look because of the subtle action of the senko, the slow sink rate, and if the bottom is mucky of just lots of junk on the bottom there’s a few seconds the fish have to find the bait before it settles on the bottom. Especially on shallow docks my opinion you want that slow sink rate to get the benefit of a senko. Really awesome video thanks for the reply!
What lake you on? I got a cabin on women lake so I just Wondering
Honestly forgot which lake this was haha. I fished so many last summer
How many batteries does your boat have?
This boat I only had 3. Now I’ve got 4
Love the vid! Can you make a video fishing chatterbaits at ponds? Keep up the good work.
Search "tylersreelfishing chatterbait" and you'll find a video I've done it on. Filmed on my boat but just as much applies to ponds. Use that searching method for EVERYTHING
My bad Tyler no need to get mad
How would you fish a lake that has sand all around the shore line ?
Bro your content keep up the good work 🎉❤
Thank you!!
Thanks tyler your awsome keep up the great work
I belive some of the dams around here will sound a siren like that when they start opening more spillways, they do that to let people down the river know the amount of water coming down could be changing pretty rapidly.
Skippin’ like a boss 👍
i was planning on using thess 2 baits tonight, the vid came out at the perfect time
Buddys fishin a missle range pond catch us a 3eyed wide mouth 😂
Tornado siren, had never heard one until I moved to Arlington texas 😆
Good video man. Turned out pretty much the way I expected it would though.
Hi Tyler, have you ever used the Lews tp 1x speed stick casting rod? I am looking for a quality 100$ all purpose rod to go with my new Revo X baitcaster. Anyone else who has used this rod please tell if you liked/disliked it and why. Thanks
Is that the all black one?
@@bryce8174 Yes the Revo x is all black
@@colinmahon19 oh I have the revo x, I thought you were talking about the lews TP1 cuz I've seen it in white and black
@@bryce8174 I was thinking about buying the tp1 x casting rod not the combo.
@@colinmahon19 me too cuz its a sick looking rod, I have a Lews LFS reel paired with a Lews Hank Parker rod and wanna get the TP1 rod instead
Was it noon by chance? Around here they'll test the sirens periodically.
Was probably around there
That’s a tornado siren here in Kansas but your reaction I’m 💀💀😂😂😂😂
Thats the tornado sirens being tested. Usually the first Wednesday of every month. Man you initial reaction was hilarious though.
That is a alarm that they test the first week of the month
I’m in Michigan n we test our tornado sirens on the first Saturday of every month sounds like u where pretty close to one to me
Isn’t that alarm the release of water from a dam? Correct me if I’m wrong. Or maybe it’s a warning that TRF is on the water and the fish take that as a clue to run and hide.
Hahahaha I hope it's the latter
hey a good way to do a lure compare is to do like 5 cast with jig and 5 with senko on same dock because i know my wife and i do docks where i come thru with a jig and she is in back doing senko and they will hit one and not the other just so both baits get the same docks and eliminate every excuse HAHA
How could anyone’s favorite farm animal be anything but a llama 🦙
Just moved to the temple area and having trouble finding decent ponde or bank access. No boat yet unfortunately
Hey Tyler I genuinely love your videos I make sure I like them cuz I want you to succeed I hope nothing but the best and I’m ready for the 2 months of content to be uploaded. Keep up the work
It’s for tornadoes. They do it every month usually
When i’m skipping a senko style worm. I like to have it on a hook with a bait keeper. Whether thats a flipping hook or a wide hap hook with a bait keeper. It keeps the worm straight after making that skip.