SMASHING Lake Butler bass on a JERKBAIT (Postspawn)

#jerkbait #lakebutler #floridafishing
Had a BLAST fishing after school on my home pond. Anytime you can go out and catch 2+ lbers on the Butler Chain it's a fun day. Mostly everything was caught on a jerkbait which is one of my favorite baits.
Also, I will be doing guide trips over the summer (Late May-August) on the Butler Chain of Lakes here in Central Florida. Not only is the Butler Chain great for numbers and quality fish, it's one of the BEST places to learn electronics fishing and different techniques in Florida. If you are interested in booking a trip you can reach me via Instagram or email ([e-mail])
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[@MikeQ986S]

The fish sniffer!

[@rogerglasco5941]

Great video. Go get am

[@a0pitre]

Dude I need some lessons on offshore. I’m tired of beating the bank

[@DylanQuilatan]

I'm tired of fishing offshore but I can never find any on the bank😅

[@a0pitre]

@ 😂😂. Do you fish that pattern all year?

[@DylanQuilatan]

​@@a0pitre Theres many different patterns for fishing "offshore". It depends on the lake, time of year, phase of fish, etc. My best advice is to learn the fish migratory patterns on your lake. The fish are either going to be somewhere to feed or get ready to spawn, and it changes week to week, sometimes even by the day. Understand where the areas are with a good population of fish and either find the bait or find where the fish are staging up to spawn. And yes, most of the time there are fish offshore. Hope that helps, lmk if you need anything

[@a0pitre]

@@DylanQuilatan well said. I’m in NE FL and there is def a pattern based on those factors. I just haven’t cracked the code. Getting there though. Thanks a bunch sir.

[@DylanQuilatan]

@@a0pitre what lakes do you fish