Secrets The Best Co-Anglers Don't Want You To Know
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- In this bass fishing video I cover some of the secrets that I have learned over many years of observing co-anglers compete from the back deck of my boat. What the great ones do to fish at the top level of their game every single day they are on the water. The Things you can do to improve and the list is long! This bass fishing video will get you started. Common and Get Started Now!
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As a co angler with a top ten finish at the 2022 all American this is a very informative video! Definitely a must watch for any co angler. Thank you Bradley!
👊 Appreciate ya buba! Strong finish man!
@@BradleyHallmanFishing thanks man! Was a blast!
It’s definitely scary flying down the lake at 70 mph in the fog with a stranger. There’s been a few times I’ve wanted to ask the boater to pull over and let me out on the bank... Lots of these lakes have stumps and trees that aren’t exposed and my worst fear is getting matched with the guy that’s starting at his GPS units the whole time during a run
I say a prayer every time I step foot in a boat that I/WE return in the same condition as we started. Catching fish is just a bonus. I have said extra prayers during those early morning rides also.
If you scared stay home you wouldn’t ride with me bout 2 minutes befriend daylight with no light just driving off memory and or GPS 😂🤣 trimmed out rolling
Almost died in Florida with a run n gunning wanna be who clearly couldn't and shouldn't be driving 65 mph
This is probably the most informative, excellently explained, video for a new co-angler to watch. Very well done!!
Thank you for the knowledge! Looking into fishing Okie Division co-angler first time ever this year if it works out snd this video was a huge help.
I agree with Jason.
Thanks. A real eye opener.
Have fished for years as a non-boater is what we called it, drew boater out of one hat, non-boater out of another hat. Totally agree with everything that was said, it’s tough, be prepared and have the mindset that you are going to have a good time, help as much as possible, and enjoy your day, will help tremendously with your fish catching .
this is all B.S....... trying to get clicks on junk site....
This is great stuff man. I have had coanglers that was afraid to ask me to go to the bathroom. Also learn to read the temperament of the boat owner, some talk,some dont, some joke around and some dont. You see him getting ready to move you get ready to move. Everyone listen to Brad he is dead on in what he is saying. Another great topic!
I don't tournament fish but this same approach I take when getting invited onto anyone's boat. I usually try to pay for gas, launch fee and have BBQ sandwiches for lunch in a small cooler.
I consider it a blessing to just have the opportunity to fish from a deck of a boat and enjoy the day on the lake. Catching a fish is just bonus.
Brad let me add this to your thoughts. I have a bass boat and still like being a co. In the opens and such. I live in the N.E. and I look as the experience as a cheapest guide trip. On some of the famous lakes I have always read about and dreamed about fishing. The winning some money will be a bonus!
I love how you always tell it how it is. Some people may not like it. But the ones that will intake it will gain knowledge
Just wait for the next one! Some are really not going to like it.
Great comments on backing a trailer. I’m always considerate of my boaters investment. I alway ask the boater to line me up at the ramp than I takeover and back into the water. Never had a boater that disagreed with my request.
@@BradleyHallmanFishing I can’t wait for the next one. When’s it coming out.
@@tadkramer7034 I even do this when fun fishing with buddies, except I’m the boater, I’ve had my dad curb two wheels on my 2020 Phoenix, one of my friends jack knifed the trailer backing down the ramp to load up and smashed my bow step into the bumper. I now back nearly all the way down and sometimes even do the fishing by myself technique and tell them to just sit still
@@Glide114 It takes team work. It may not be my boat, but it still my obligation to help the boater have a safe and successful day of fishing. I love tournament fishing and I’m great-full to the boaters that take me along.
When the boater says we are leaving in 2, 3 cast,,,,be in the seat with the life jacket buttoned and ready to move before he pulls the t/m up. He will appreciate it.
That's right. My former partner always lagged behind. This annoyed me.
One time I abided by this rule and my Pro got mad at me and said “I said we had 3 more casts, I want you to catch some fish” 😂😂
That's when I stand up and say I'm the superior , we will leave when I say we will leave ! 😂 I'm just kidding . Cause if someone said that to me they would know what it feels like to get hit in the head with an 8 oz saltwater fishing weight lol
As a co angler in a local bass club, this is extremely helpful. Thank you
As a co-angler for the first time last year in the BFLs, I was able to communicate well with my boater and was praised for being the best they had in 35 years of doing tournaments. Communication is key to this relationship. Thanks for the advice. I greatly appreciate it this video from an outstanding pro angler. Good luck this year to you and the boys!!!
This is very informative. I had a tournament director tell me one that you should never give the boater anything for fuel up front. That you should pay afterwards then you pay as to whether you got back boated all day lol.
ONE OF THE BEST videos I've seen on co-anglers. Bradley i fished the Central Opens for 4 years as a co-angler and it was quite the experience. Every scenario you mentioned i had happen. I drew Kelly Jordan at Grand and he was crowding me up next to the bank to wear i couldn't cast. I waited until he cast then made a 45 degree cast and he stopped the boat and said that breaking his concentration. We had a few words then went back to fishing, and had a good day. I ended up back at where he and Timmy Horton was staying and drinking a cold beer with them. Another time on the Red River in Louisiana Terry Butcher was running rip rap so I decided to put a heavier weight on my brush hog ,chucked it out of the back and started popping it out of the rocks and caught my limit in a short time.
50 dollars is what I always gave for gas. I usually tried to help hitch the boat up, help with tie downs, or whatever it took to make it easier on the owner. I seen you at the tournaments but had the pleasure of drawing out with you. I'm a 59 year old angler from Nowata, OK and I hope to get to fishing the Opens. Hope to see you there. Good luck on the upcoming season.
Appreciate you boys that have been around the block dropping y’all’s feedback on my channel! It’s almost like we ain’t even on TH-cam with all you veteran hammers on here in one place!
Glenn May of bass resource won events from The back of the boat w better casting skills. This helped me develop a good sense of possibility, as a non boater,I am there to contribute, to the boater,and that included a small gearbag containing 3 3700 sized boxes,5 rods or less for my co angler rod pocket,and drinking water,and snacks that we shared the boat cooler for. I would drop my rod and grab the net when the boater would hookup. We would communicate where he was needing the help,and id scoop the fish add the tag,right down the weight,and go right back to fishing .this saved time writing down weights to color coded tags,so culling up was simple and efficient.
I've fished as a Co for years up here in MN in a club and never really thought much about securing myself during the run. I will be sure to do that from now on.
As a Co for over 30 years I really enjoy seeing videos like this. Please do a series of videos.
That was Excellent. I fished with a very good Angler in Canada years ago. He started the first day racing through spots. We would be trophy muskie fishing together for seven days! My blood pressure was screaming. Then I thought: This guy knows more than me! I said to myself: “Shut Up, Sit Down and Hang On!” I asked him, “Brian, what do you recommend I throw? Was a successful trip after that. That was a good Life Lesson.
Be well.
I fished in the back of Dee Thomas’s boat for eight years. I was his team partner but he gave me nothing, in fact he would tighten up even more if I started catching fish. I learned more than anyone can imagine. Those fish back there 100 feet that might have been spooked usually move up pretty quickly. It’s an art and a grind, that you for addressing all these issues!
Great info! Helps immensely! You do tell it straight out!
This is a great video. I've not had a bad experience yet with my boater. I always make it a point to be friendly with the boater because that's my mentality, I just think it makes for a good day on the water, whether I catch a fish or not. I wait until the end of the day to settle on an offer for gas. Ninety percent of the time the boaters I've had absolutely refuses any money for gas. But I will say this, if my boater treats me like a piece of crap then there is no offer for gas.
I stumbled across this one last night, well done sir. I fished the Cowboy division of the BFL's for two years as a co, met some great people, even got asked how long I'd been doing it in my first two! I treat my boater and his boat how I want to be treated, never had an issue. I switched over to the front of the boat for a couple of years, took a year off and am back as a co this year. I won't share my horror stories of a couple of co's I had while running my boat! (Well one anyway, don't sit back there and tell me half the day we should go somewhere else, true story.)
I always give them gas money first thing in the morning, bring them a coffee and a biscuit if they'd like. I do ask them what they plan to do, but I am ready to go where ever. If I get hung up fishing a worm, I break it off and re-tie. I don't fish many treble hook baits, I can do well with plastics.
And one thing you did not cover, netting the fish. I always ask how they want me to net their fish, I was surprised that there were different thoughts on this.
Good luck to you and thanks again for sharing.
Appreciate all your honesty and feedback it is solid!
I am a boater but I found this video very informative. I have watched several videos on this subject and this is by far the very best. Your channel keeps getting better and better Brad.
Appreciated Mike we work hard to make the content
Great series and info! Thank you!!
Could not imagine a more educational video for co-anglers... Thank you
Great stuff man! Really appreciate your no BS approach to everything, looking forward to the next one!
Great content, hope to see some more on this subject, thanks man !!!
Awesome information, Bradley. Thanks for posting.
Cant thank you enough for this video man. This has finally convinved me to give coangling a shot.
This is what I needed to hear. As usual your honesty makes it even more enticing to try some co angler tourneys. Interesting information Brad. Awesome.
Brad great informative video! Thank you for taking the time to teach and explain things in depth!
Awesome video! Thanks for your time and Info!
A zoom video with Billygottabass breaking down tackle he brings, rods reels and line etc.
Great video with a lot of truth. The one thing I would challenge is the conversation about how the pro intends to fish. For the most part, yes, be prepared for everything but for example, if we are on Rayburn and the pro says we are fishing brush piles offshore all day, I'm leaving my punching rod with 65lb braid at the hotel. Don't expect a lot of information from the pro as Bradley points out but I think it's a fair question of deep or shallow or both because that can impact what you put in the boat the next day and how you mentally prepare for your approach to get bit.
Man you have one of the best TH-cam channels I follow. I love the content and the education I get from your videos. Thanks and keep it up please.
Really good video Brad. I liked how you threw in the recommended baits in situations.
Had the pleasure of being a coangler with you Brad at Muskogee Open in 2020. What you described in this video is the exact approach I have learned to take as a coangler, and it is how I wish more coanglers acted when I fish as a boater. Great video. I have sent it to a buddy who is fishing his first BFL as a co because it reinforces everything I have tried to teach him about fishing from the back of the boat. Hope all is well and thanks for the great video.
Thanks 🙏 for the feedback Eric! You are the perfect co by the way. Attitude and all you got it
@@BradleyHallmanFishing thanks for the great video. Really reinforced so many of the things Eric had been teaching me.
Great information!👍🏻
Great info. Thank you for sharing that Bradley!
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Great info! Well thought out. Thanks
Awesome info Brad. Really helpful
Great info Bradley👍 thanks 👏
Great video Bradley. Thanks for the good information
Really great video. Looking forward to the series.
THANKS alot Brad, I truly appreciated this video, I WILL be ready for this 2021 season, stay blessed and stay safe.
Great info. I really want to try being a Co, but just haven't had the opportunity to live that dream out. I'm ready for this to be a series for sure.
I fished a couple bfls last yr and I told my boaters if we fish together we can win together. If I got something that's working and they dont I'm more the happy to give them baits I'm sure they all dont feel that way but these 2 gentlemen were all about it
Thank you. When I was fishing as the co angler, this information would have gone a long way to have made me a better co angler. I can't wait to try now
Appreciate the info, definitely helpful 👍🏼
Awesome video, signed up for the BFLs as a co this year and this video answered a bunch of my questions, thanks for the content!
Staying up late and dropping videos. That work ethic 💪💪🎣
Great video as always thanks
I’m fishing the BASS northern opens this year and you’ve answered a lot of my questions as well as a lot of great pointers. Much appreciated. I can’t wait to check out you’re other videos. I subscribed!!! Thank you!!!
One of the best Co-Anglers Gary Haraguchi and my dad are friends and sometimes practice for tournaments together. After a tournament on Oneida Lake Gary said his guy had 0 idea what he was doing because the whole day he set his boat in the middle of choked up grass on the very top of a shoal and Gary managed to fill his 3 fish limit and cash a check. That’s good Co-Angling.
Great stuff. Thank you!
Thanks for being honest, your time, experience for telling the truth.
God Bless 🙌 Timothy
Awesome video for co-anglers! Thanks Bradley!
Great information Mr Hallman! Also enjoy hearing you when you're on BTL. Keep up the good work!
I know you done this 2 years ago but this is my 1st time to see you on here. 😁👍🏻You done a great job. I am the CO fisherman on my buddy's boat and fish the ABT. I told him I was going to buy me a shirt that said Net Man. Lol!!
Great info! 1st such video I've seen in 2yrs of coangling. Thanks a bunch. I just subscribed!
From a co-angler for the past 20 years. This is a great video!!👍🏻
Thank you for this. I’m considering trying this next year! So this was great info
Very helpful. thank you
Bradley, this is so timely and helpful for me. I’m fishing a BFL as a co-angler this weekend. Thanks so much!
I love this video. I have thought about signing up as a co-angler and this is thw most informative video I have seen so far. Thanks
Great information Bradley!!!
Thank you for making this video. Last year was my first time Co-angling the BASS Open. This year I'm fishing the whole Central Division Opens. This is great information! Thanks, Mr Hallman.
I hope new co-anglers watch this information they can really improve their experience fishing as a Co.
Awesome video.Used to fish co-angler in a bass club.Most guys were great but a lot acted like the co- angler was an aggravation.These guys eventually started a club where everyone fished by themselves.
Very good info, ty for this video
Superb information, and you definitely tell it the way it is!
Great video, very informative! Thank you
Always great content, Thank you
Excellent, awesome, eye opening, and extremely informative video. Thanks a lot!
fantastic information on this on BH... great work
Awesome episode, Brad! Definitely something people should consider and the mental portion definitely helped me! Looking forward to my first Opens as a Co this year.
Awesome 😎
Dude this is great info very informative and precise info this is probably the best video I've watched in awhile.thanks bradley
Thanks Bradley Hallman. Nice job. I appreciate the insight! Keep up the good work
Great content as always love the videos please don't stop
Thank you for this, as I am considering doing some bigger trails next year as a CO....It put into perspective some thoughts I already had, and you clarified this.
Awesome video Brad! Probably the best detailed cool angler video I’ve ever seen. Good job brother! I don’t fish tournaments much, and normally fish by myself. Really good content. God bless!
Great info Mr. Hallman! 👊🏽
As a 2nd year co angler in a local bass club this is pretty dead on as to what i learned last year! Respect goes a long way! Thanks for the awesome video! Conversation and questions are the best way to find out what your boater expects out of you as a co angler on HIS boat.
Top 3 fishing videos on the Tube imho! Thanks man for the tutorial, never miss an episode
Thank you I fished Co Angler events in the 90’s and early 2000s ... and was very hesitant of doing again until I came across this video! Thank you ... and maybe see you out on the schedule somewhere !
Great tips Bradley, thanks.
Really appreciate it all the info thank you for this great video.
Great information, thank you!
Very informative, thanks Bradley
One of the most informative videos on this subject I've ever seen, well done man. 👍
Thanks for the ideas man, it is a different way to look at some of these things.
Great video...probably the best I've watched...I definitely want to begin as a co-angler soon.
Awesome tips! Appreciate it!
Thanks for the tips. When an angler takes the time to educate co-anglers it's greatly appreciated. This helps the sport in so many positive ways. Keep up the great videos. If you're ever in West Michigan and need a camera man, drone pilot, video editor, etc message me, I would love to help as a way to say thank you for helping me become a better angler/co-angler. Wishing you all the luck in 2021 🎣
Very good video!!! Thanks!
Good Stuff Bradley, thank you!
This was a great video,I have always fished from back of the boat,I do have a boat but usually I'm with someone else,I have shown a lot of people it don't matter where u are in the boat,you were so spot on with everything you said,
Great solid information. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks 🙏
Perfect Timing...Studying up for my first time from the back on Lake Norman. See you on the boards one day.
Great info, thanks!
For anyone wanting to be a co-angler, this is by far the best info on TH-cam! Guys, your mainly just along for the ride, so be nice, fish strengths, and have fun!
Really enjoyed this video. Thanks