Nice to see what they do. I use the mini max and have caught 9 bass at lake dardanelle. I am always catching them with it when I go. Don't have a boat and go when I can stop there after a job. Either on the way home or while I am in town.
I wonder how chatterbaits work for saltwater? It seems like a snook, redfish, cobia, jack or other gamefish might hit them in the right conditions. Windy days or muddy water, maybe at night, I wouldn't be surprised if they hammered those lures. Might work for trolling.
@@JD_Fishing awesome! I used to have a tangled mess of ruined lures hanging from my bedroom ceiling when I was in my teens. Like a 2 foot long and 6 inch around bundle. I wish I had it now, some of them would be fixable and worth something.
Man I have a bunch big saltwater chatter baits. Big foil skirts with soft plastic trailers. I kill 30 and 40 pound strippers in the tidal River. They get sick over them. I have about 10 left I bought them about 10 years ago. Hard to find big salt chatter baits in 1 to 3 oz range.
@@JD_Fishing For sure. It makes a huge difference on all those baits, I can only imagine making a video about that rabbit hole. But playing with them in a pool is a great way to learn how they track. We also played around with changing the leaders out and bending the blades in different ways. Very interesting baits to tinker with.
@@waldnernick1 for sure man, I can’t tell you how much I learn about baits that I’ve thrown for years. I throw them in the pool and it completely changes how I fish them
Good underwater presentation!!! Nice to know how the baits are running underwater!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!
Glad you like it!
Nice to see what they do. I use the mini max and have caught 9 bass at lake dardanelle. I am always catching them with it when I go. Don't have a boat and go when I can stop there after a job. Either on the way home or while I am in town.
I wish i had a pool, not to swim but see how my different lures and plastics perform before going out 😂😂
Sweet video. Cool to see all the different actions
Good job, young buck! I'll subscribe.
Thanks man! You have no idea how much I appreciate that!
The Stealth Jackhammer did exactly what is suppose to do be more Stealthy. Like you were expecting it to have some crazy action.
I just kind of expected it to run a little more erratic, it’s just crazy how quiet that thing runs!
@@JD_Fishing the name Says it "stealth" .Like a 🥷. You forgot the tungsten chatterbaits. You have to give them a try.
Ill have to throw them in the next video!
I know this is 4 month old but you left out the Crosseyez Chatterbaits. What do those sound like or compare to?
I’ll have to give those a try in the pool and let you know!
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I wonder how chatterbaits work for saltwater? It seems like a snook, redfish, cobia, jack or other gamefish might hit them in the right conditions. Windy days or muddy water, maybe at night, I wouldn't be surprised if they hammered those lures. Might work for trolling.
I bet they would destroy them!
@@JD_Fishing it's fun to have a collection of destroyed lures
@@comfortablynumb9342 I have a trophy wall! When a lure has one of those days you have to retire it!
@@JD_Fishing awesome! I used to have a tangled mess of ruined lures hanging from my bedroom ceiling when I was in my teens. Like a 2 foot long and 6 inch around bundle. I wish I had it now, some of them would be fixable and worth something.
@@comfortablynumb9342 I just like the memories they hold! It’s cool to look back on it
Man I have a bunch big saltwater chatter baits. Big foil skirts with soft plastic trailers. I kill 30 and 40 pound strippers in the tidal River. They get sick over them. I have about 10 left I bought them about 10 years ago. Hard to find big salt chatter baits in 1 to 3 oz range.
That’s awesome! I bet that bite does NOT suck!
I pool test all my baits and trailers on them.
I didn’t want the trailers to change the action. Everyone throws different trailers so I just wanted the straight action on the baits
@@JD_Fishing For sure. It makes a huge difference on all those baits, I can only imagine making a video about that rabbit hole. But playing with them in a pool is a great way to learn how they track. We also played around with changing the leaders out and bending the blades in different ways. Very interesting baits to tinker with.
@@waldnernick1 for sure man, I can’t tell you how much I learn about baits that I’ve thrown for years. I throw them in the pool and it completely changes how I fish them