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I watched your video last night and picked up a 1/2 oz gold spoon this morning. It helped me land my 10lb 5oz pb Redfish this afternoon. Thanks for the video.
17:06 I’ve actually used a smaller treble on the front and have had less hang ups. I’ve found also that it gets hung up more in windy conditions or if I rush a cast. I think I’m going to set up my hard bait rod with those snaps. Never thought about that before. Always tying a new one on and shortening my leader every change haha
Ur totally right on the amount of lures u actually need. I have tons of different kinds of lures tons of colors that I don’t use from when I first started. Now I narrowed it down to about 3 lures that I use. even colors only use 3 or 4 different ones
Most fisherman realize at some point that they will all catch fish but we will be most confident in a select few. I use to love testing out new lures just to see if a fish will hit it but that costs a lot of money lol
Great video. I just came across your channel, you seem like a real honest nice guy. That's a rarity these days in the YT fishing community. You've earned my sub and I look forward to watching more videos and trying some of your methods here in SW FL. Tight Lines
I replaced my trouble hooks with my hard baits two in lines. But I always have my front hook reversed, both of them running in the same direction. I have also found that I have better hookups a few unhooked fish because I feel a fish can get leverage with travel hooks.
Great Video ! A fisherman can spend a small fortune buying a broad selection of lures; different colors and sizes of each type of lure. The VUDU Shrimp, coated liberally with Dr Juice Fish Attractant, is one of my confidence lures for tailing' Reds, and under a Popping Cork for Specks.
They make quick clips/snaps with barrel swivels built on. Tony clips is one type. You could leave a leader on, tie to a Tony clip, and then switch between your spoon amd wake bait or top water very quickly and never have to retie.
You can retrieve spoons fast if you want and they'll catch fish but a spoon like the Bagley or Johnson isn't designed to roll or spiral in the water. They're designed to wobble with the lure moving in a side to side movement with a slow to moderate retrieve rate. Even with a slow retrieve rate you can fish very shallow water by keeping your rod tip high. With a fast retrieve the tension on the line can be too great for cheap barrel swivels like those shown and line can twist. Quality ball bearing swivels would be better.
Thanks Roy! I fish too shallow most of the time for a cork. The hook will just drag into the grass. They work better in 2 feet of water or deeper in my experience
@@cleanfunfishing After I’ve watched your videos, I can see that…..it’s fun for me because I’ve fished the panhandle of Florida for years. I’ve fished CC several times and just use the sand tactics. My buddy likes the Jeddy so we throw 3oz spoons….not my favorite but we’ve catch some dandys!!!
A ball bearing swivel will help eliminate line twist better than a barrel swivel. If you're going to bother with a swivel you should use a good one for trolling. But if you don't reel in your spoon too fast it should twist your line. I use a Johnson Silver Minnow without a swivel and don't have issues unless I retrieve too quickly. I just got a KVD wake bait and a Salt Strong Skinny Lipper to try for reds and trout in the Chesapeake Bay. Hopefully they'll catch fish because I'm tired of pufferfish and other tail biters ruining my soft plastics.
You can use a larger in line on the rear and it’s almost weedless. You can also put a smaller in line in the front position. They are available in many different sizes down to like number two I believe so I will tell you from experience that putting a larger size, say one out on the rear position is very effective for fishing weight, baits and shallow diving crank baits, such as a. Such as as as a rebel, we crawl very effective for redfish and flounder
I live Gulf front in the Seagrove, Fl area, northern panhandle. On the beach, for me, the Halco 135 Roosta Popper, pink, catches everyday. Because of the Mackrel and small sharks, I use a 50 fluorocarbon leader, about 18in on 30lb braid…
I'm glad it was helpful. The leader is part of the rig for the barrel swivel. You have to use some kind of line and a stiff mono works for me. Also helps prevent tangles from the braid main line
I think the crankbait-line snag issue comes from how fast the line comes off the spool. I try to give the line some tension as the bait reaches its furthest point to ensure there is not any slack the hooks can get snagged on
How do you go about untwisting your line after fishing with a gold spoon? I haven’t found a good method to untwist my line and I’m worried too much twisting will cause a break off
I actually don't have to untwist it. My last spoon set-up used for 5 or 6 months with the same line and that is fishing 5 days a week. But I hear you can let your line out behind the kayak with nothing tied on and basically troll the empty line and it will untwist. I've never had to try that though
@@cleanfunfishing thanks! I might need to try a bigger swivel, I’m using a very small 80lb swivel, but it might be too small and still causing my mine to twist
I'm having a debate with my friend. I see everyone using mono carbon or some other kind that helps reduce the chance to break off on rocks. My buddy who got me fishing has me on only 50 lb braid for main and lure and occasionally with a metal lure. I saw some videos where they'll use 50-80 on braid and 100lb I guess what im trying to say is that is there a advantage not using braid for the lure?
I got a hole over here around Surfside TX that always holds Redfish. It's a small 4' gut & I can't get them to hit any of my plastics & I have $100 of dollars worth. They love live finger mullet. They will smoke those finger mullet in about 3 seconds, then I put many plastics on & nothing. It's weird
The reason there not biting top water is kind of like when u see a speed trap u flash your lights to signal other cars , well Justin your infamous among fish when they know your out there they tell there fish buddies “don’t bite nothing Justin is up there “. 😂
Well the top water in cedar keys in amazing sir but it’s just the flick of the wrist with top water sir not saying you wrong I been catching nice re Do and trout sir ok then nice video sir
This video was made in the summer time. We are slamming them on top water in the fall right now. Different areas, different methods and fish behavior changes through the seasons
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I watched your video last night and picked up a 1/2 oz gold spoon this morning. It helped me land my 10lb 5oz pb Redfish this afternoon. Thanks for the video.
That's awesome man! Congratulations on your PB
@cleanfunfishing What oz would you used fish from a bridge ?
Love your video, they are so descriptive with the simple stuff, others skip over!
Thank you David!
Thank you for showing how to rig the baits.
You're welcome John!
17:06 I’ve actually used a smaller treble on the front and have had less hang ups. I’ve found also that it gets hung up more in windy conditions or if I rush a cast. I think I’m going to set up my hard bait rod with those snaps. Never thought about that before. Always tying a new one on and shortening my leader every change haha
The wind is a pain and causes tangles. I have removed the front hook and it helps also
@PomexFishing loves your stuff my man. Keep that content coming. Great tips and advice.
Thanks man!
Ur totally right on the amount of lures u actually need. I have tons of different kinds of lures tons of colors that I don’t use from when I first started. Now I narrowed it down to about 3 lures that I use. even colors only use 3 or 4 different ones
Most fisherman realize at some point that they will all catch fish but we will be most confident in a select few. I use to love testing out new lures just to see if a fish will hit it but that costs a lot of money lol
Great video. I just came across your channel, you seem like a real honest nice guy. That's a rarity these days in the YT fishing community.
You've earned my sub and I look forward to watching more videos and trying some of your methods here in SW FL.
Tight Lines
Thank you I appreciate that man!
Good job brother.Been wanting to try a wake bait.Now i am.Thanks
You're welcome. They catch fish!
I replaced my trouble hooks with my hard baits two in lines. But I always have my front hook reversed, both of them running in the same direction. I have also found that I have better hookups a few unhooked fish because I feel a fish can get leverage with travel hooks.
I use inline on top waters but I have never tried the front hook backwards. Does it still get a hook set from that front hook being backwards?
Great Video ! A fisherman can spend a small fortune buying a broad selection of lures; different colors and sizes of each type of lure. The VUDU Shrimp, coated liberally with Dr Juice Fish Attractant, is one of my confidence lures for tailing' Reds, and under a Popping Cork for Specks.
Thanks Kenny! Vudu is top of my list also.
They make quick clips/snaps with barrel swivels built on. Tony clips is one type. You could leave a leader on, tie to a Tony clip, and then switch between your spoon amd wake bait or top water very quickly and never have to retie.
Thanks for sharing Fish Whisper 😁
Thank you for watching Melissa! 😁
Great Video , thank you for the knowledge. I am going this weekend.
Exellente brother I'm same way keep quiq and simple and effective 👌 💯 great job brother
Keeping it simple 💯😎
Great video. Regarding inline hooks, placing them in opposing positions (away from each other) should prevent them from hooking onto each other. 😊
Well done, the information video was great to watch.
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
You can retrieve spoons fast if you want and they'll catch fish but a spoon like the Bagley or Johnson isn't designed to roll or spiral in the water. They're designed to wobble with the lure moving in a side to side movement with a slow to moderate retrieve rate. Even with a slow retrieve rate you can fish very shallow water by keeping your rod tip high. With a fast retrieve the tension on the line can be too great for cheap barrel swivels like those shown and line can twist. Quality ball bearing swivels would be better.
Loving the flatwater baits. Just wish they had morning glory
Travis can probably make any color you want. Reach out to him on Facebook under Flatwater Baits Travis Meier
Wake bait is awesome. I found that if you hit the Bail on the spinning reel a little early in the cast, the wake bait doesn’t get fouled as much.
It does help to short stop it
This is my favorite video! Saving it for reference. I am a rookie ha ha
Thank you. I'm glad it was helpful!
Like that, keeping it simple
Good info. Keep up with the videos!
Thanks, will do!
I agree with ya about the "FG Knot", but the loop knot literally takes all of 10 seconds to tie
You do great explaining how simple catching reds can be!!!
Why no popncork?????
Thanks Roy! I fish too shallow most of the time for a cork. The hook will just drag into the grass. They work better in 2 feet of water or deeper in my experience
@@cleanfunfishing
After I’ve watched your videos, I can see that…..it’s fun for me because I’ve fished the panhandle of Florida for years. I’ve fished CC several times and just use the sand tactics. My buddy likes the Jeddy so we throw 3oz spoons….not my favorite but we’ve catch some dandys!!!
@@cleanfunfishing
Can’t wait to come down and fish with you.
@@roymyers8575 let me know when you're ready Roy
A ball bearing swivel will help eliminate line twist better than a barrel swivel. If you're going to bother with a swivel you should use a good one for trolling. But if you don't reel in your spoon too fast it should twist your line. I use a Johnson Silver Minnow without a swivel and don't have issues unless I retrieve too quickly.
I just got a KVD wake bait and a Salt Strong Skinny Lipper to try for reds and trout in the Chesapeake Bay. Hopefully they'll catch fish because I'm tired of pufferfish and other tail biters ruining my soft plastics.
Awesome video and great ideas thanks
Thank you, you're welcome!
You can use a larger in line on the rear and it’s almost weedless. You can also put a smaller in line in the front position. They are available in many different sizes down to like number two I believe so I will tell you from experience that putting a larger size, say one out on the rear position is very effective for fishing weight, baits and shallow diving crank baits, such as a. Such as as as a rebel, we crawl very effective for redfish and flounder
Gothcha! can you send me a pic of one rigged like that? cleanfunfishing@gmail.com Thanks
Awesome video.
Great info,
Thank you Rey! 👍
I live Gulf front in the Seagrove, Fl area, northern panhandle. On the beach, for me, the Halco 135 Roosta Popper, pink, catches everyday. Because of the Mackrel and small sharks, I use a 50 fluorocarbon leader, about 18in on 30lb braid…
Thanks for watching man! Different bodies of water, the methods are different. These are more like marsh and shallow grass flats methods
@@cleanfunfishing understanding…I have two areas, the beach and the bay. In which a different method and lure is needed… keep up the god work…
I’m in Galveston. Lots of oysters so a popping cork works best for here
We have shallow oysters here too all over the place
Can I get details with your #2 lure - weight bait. Also, is it good for surf fishing? Thank you.
It's a 6th sense movement 80 wakebait. I don't surf fish but if the current isn't ripping it should work there too
Really helpful video. What is the purpose of using the leader?
I'm glad it was helpful. The leader is part of the rig for the barrel swivel. You have to use some kind of line and a stiff mono works for me. Also helps prevent tangles from the braid main line
I think the crankbait-line snag issue comes from how fast the line comes off the spool. I try to give the line some tension as the bait reaches its furthest point to ensure there is not any slack the hooks can get snagged on
I also "short stop" the wakebaits but still had issues with spinning reels
I use only spinning reels and stopping the line “short” works fine for me with the wakebaits.
Awesome lessons
Great video. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Awesome info!
Thanks Adam! 👍
What knot do you use for the braid to swivel?
Uni knot
Palomar knot works very well too
Thanks Coach!
You bet man!
What brand of wake bait do you use? I’ve seen decent success from the strike king ones
I've always used the 6th sense wk80
How do you go about untwisting your line after fishing with a gold spoon? I haven’t found a good method to untwist my line and I’m worried too much twisting will cause a break off
I actually don't have to untwist it. My last spoon set-up used for 5 or 6 months with the same line and that is fishing 5 days a week. But I hear you can let your line out behind the kayak with nothing tied on and basically troll the empty line and it will untwist. I've never had to try that though
@@cleanfunfishing thanks! I might need to try a bigger swivel, I’m using a very small 80lb swivel, but it might be too small and still causing my mine to twist
Are these baits good for most all locations? I’m in Costal N.C. and fish in Atlantic Beach. I’m as greenhorn as they come.
They will work all over the place.
What knot do you use to tie your swivel to braid
Uni knot
Great info thanks
You're welcome
I'm having a debate with my friend. I see everyone using mono carbon or some other kind that helps reduce the chance to break off on rocks. My buddy who got me fishing has me on only 50 lb braid for main and lure and occasionally with a metal lure. I saw some videos where they'll use 50-80 on braid and 100lb
I guess what im trying to say is that is there a advantage not using braid for the lure?
That all depends on where and what you fish.
Great content.
Thank you
I got a hole over here around Surfside TX that always holds Redfish.
It's a small 4' gut & I can't get them to hit any of my plastics & I have $100 of dollars worth.
They love live finger mullet. They will smoke those finger mullet in about 3 seconds, then I put many plastics on & nothing. It's weird
Artificial bite can be tough sometimes.
Have tried to add a fish attractant like procure to your lures?
Great info
Thanks David! 👍
What’s the purpose of the leader vs just tying to the braid?
The thick leader helps prevent tangles on the hook by braid
The reason there not biting top water is kind of like when u see a speed trap u flash your lights to signal other cars , well Justin your infamous among fish when they know your out there they tell there fish buddies “don’t bite nothing Justin is up there “. 😂
Lol 🤣 maybe so 😎
Well the top water in cedar keys in amazing sir but it’s just the flick of the wrist with top water sir not saying you wrong I been catching nice re
Do and trout sir ok then nice video sir
This video was made in the summer time. We are slamming them on top water in the fall right now. Different areas, different methods and fish behavior changes through the seasons
Cool man thanks
You're welcome 👍
What state are you fishing
South Texas. Corpus Christi to Rockport
Hey coach, what about the ZMan chatter bait…I caught my very first Red on one. thanks for all the excellent tips!!
High Noon
They work too. Similar action of the wakebait
@@cleanfunfishing do you think the ZMan chatter bait possibly scare the fish at times….just wondering.
It is a larger profile lure and could spook them a little easier in shallow i think
Snaps make a difference when you just don’t want to tie another lure on. When fishing you want to fish unless you have to tie a knot.
They make things a lot easier
Thanks for the tips #fishon
I tie snap swivels on my spoons..
Those work too but seem to catch more grass where I fish
thanks for the video.
you're welcome Charles
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Thank you. I appreciate that!
No Way
Does the soft plastic lure on a jig get tied directly to mainline or leader?
Good question! I accidentally left that out. I tie soft plastics straight to braid for simplicity
@@cleanfunfishing awesome I appreciate it man👍