People, get this channel to 1 million subs. It's a travesty that some of those other channels out there have more subs. This is the creme de la creme of TH-cam fishing content.
Every time you all suggest something different I try it and smash them. I just went and bought some tubs on my lunch break and plan on stopping and smashing bass on my way home. Thank you for all your hard work and sharing all your knowledge it has caught me my personal best and made me a better fisherman
Shoot - we throw a tube all the time here in East Tennessee . Snapping a tube in the canal on Ft.Loudon is always a player . The same spot Gussie won the Elite Series event on . Smallmouth getter PERIOD !!! Now I'm starting to throw the VMC 1/4 oz . finesse Tokyo Rig with the 1/0 . A Strike King Bitsy Tube goes perfect on it . Super versatile bait . We even twitch a weightless white bleedin shad tube in the Fall on the Clinch and Holston River for the last of the topwater bite . Sweet video , thanks Matt
A tube was once the only bait that I thought I needed,, I've slayed the bass through the years with one and then I simply forgot about them,, Thanks for the refresher course Matt,, I've got a gazillion tubes waiting on me,,Fish on !!
I’ve never forgotten this. Maybe because it’s a lure we all used as kids and I’m still young. I’m still using them as much as jigs. And it’s helped me find my favorite color of lure.
It's good to see y'all talking about tubes. I'm a California angler and primarily fish the delta and I will not leave the dock without having some type of tube rigged up. The stupid tube in particular has saved me from many bad fishing days. I've even caught rainbow trout at Del Valle when I was mainly fishing for bass. It's a great bait that can be rigged a variety of ways and has been on the back burner since the introduction of all the other finesse techniques. Love what you guys are doing and thanks for all the great advice.
You are SOOOO RIGHT! I, too, grew up throwing a Tube for Smallies, mostly in the Trout streams of WV. No one uses them now and, me, I forgot about 'em too. THANKS SO MUCH FOR A FLASHBACK and a valuable reminder 💡 moment!
I marshaled for a BASS Elite pro on Pickwick lake and watched him catch them with a tube on the ledges, the bass tore those tubes up! The tube is definitely a part of my arsenal from now on!
I LOVE FISHIN TUBES... we used to win tournaments fishing them in north Georgia lakes and people didn't believe we were using them. If you fish where spotted bass are (because they eat so much like a smallmouth" the tube is awesome. BUT, I always fish mine texas rigged on a 3 or 4 ought wide gap hook. I only use tungsten weights because they seem to be better for this and usually add a glass bead between the weight and tube. THANKS for the great info
I spend a lot of time in Northern MI with my family. When I need to get away and have some quiet time, I’ll shoot out with 2 beers and a tube tied on. I’ll cast the tube and drag it while just drift and drink the deers. Usually manages to scare up a fish or two while I relax.
Great vid. Was stroking a 2.5 kvd coffee tube with 3/8oz head last week in 20 ft of water off a ledge last week. They could not resist. You are dead on when you say it's a forgotten technique.
Thanks for the tip Matt. Haven’t been throwing them for awhile. Tied one on and for the last 2 days they have been choking it. A lot of fun, thanks again!!
Ive been fishing tournaments for about ten years now and this was literally the first year that I ever threw a tube. Its an awesome way to fish and you don't see many people throwing them since the ned rig came out a few years ago. I will say that it has become one of my confidence baits, even when the bite is tough. I don't know what it is about it but ill have one tied on most of the time when I'm out on the water. Great video!!
I just want to say thank you for this video. I had 0 tube jigs in my gear so I went and got some and from ponds to lakes this has heated up my summer fishing.
Tubes are definitely over looked where I'm at, especially with the recent popularity of the ned rig... I dedicated myself to having 1 tied on this year and stuck my pb and a bunch of other nice fish on it. Im still experimenting with the different types of hooks and tubes for different scenarios. The options seem to be endless... this video is right on time thx TB!
Learning a lot from you guys that tube bait caught me some nice bass up in new jersey I'm in north Carolina now and still fishing thanks Matt and Allen.
no joke that its overlooked. Seen them around alot back in the day but dont see them too much anymore. I picked up a few packs recently to get tubes back in rotation. Also good for crappie. You get those little tiny ones and they will nail it
That Goby tube is the business in White river and Norfork river in Arkansas for brown trout. I like using a thinner hook to not tear em up, but they eat those skulpin like crazy, so that goby smashes em, it looks so close. BTW, glad to see you giving St. Crois the play they deserve. Been fishing them the better part of 30 years, but I grew up in Indiana on the southern tip of L. Michigan. When I'd take em different places in the country, noone had used or heard of them.
Great content as always Matt and Tim, Thank you! Have a larger green pumpkin tube tied on all the time. Largemouth love 'em. Using Yum and Zoom tubes mostly. Seem to get bigger fish like a jig too.
I bought the 2.5 STH tube last year after you mentioned it and that was a game changer. I primarily threw a 3.5" Gitzit but there were times that they wouldn't always commit to that so dropping down to the smaller STH made all the difference. Also, because it's thicker than a standard 2.5" tube you're still getting quality bites and the inhaler head just ties it all together.
Thanks Matt. I have been pitching tubes with a internal weight (1/8oz) and a3/0 EWG and the fall is amazing. Man they eat that thing. I know this comment is late to the party.
Jackall makes a Dera Break in Japan. Tiny little 2 inch chatterbaits from 1/8 to 1/4. Pair it with a Deps 4 inch Death Adder, take the top inch off the Death Adder, and it's good to go. My follow-up has been the savage gear goby hollow. Between the two of them, they've caught more smallmouth for me up here in Canada, then my wacky rig setup.
I really appreciate that you always included the budget option! Doesn't apply to me for a tube, but in other situations it is a great starting point! Thank you for all the great work you guys put in! Can always count on y'all for amazing tips and honest advice!
Excellent video presentation on the tube. I’m guilty of not using it. So easy to assemble, cast and retrieve. Thank you for the underwater footage. I’m a visual angler. Your efforts to help our game are appreciated. Looking forward to your new videos.
These videos are great, love them all. Can you explain in a video on how to set up on structure,casting angles, boat position. I know its critical at times on how you present baits to fish. Thanks.
2.5 Gitzit tube has been a go-to lure in motor oil or black with red flack, rigged with a Gamakatsu 1/8 oz jig head has produced 100's of smallmouth and my PB 6.5 largemouth. The one downside is they do get snagged a lot in the rocky reservoirs I fish.
Great video, love to C- Rig a tube too. Used to all the time but I've gotten away from it even tho it slays...we always look for new ways to catch em but forget the ways that used to work
ive been fishing tubes for years, started watching your videos and trying all this other stuff not catching fish, now you're telling me to go back to what i was doing? hahaha.
moral of the story....never forget about a proven bait/lure. Case and point, my favorite top water lure of all time, the Jitterbug that was designed in 1937
I always try tubes for smallies and walleye when the baits I really like to throw aren't producing. They are also a go-to in the 1.5" size for panfish. I've had some luck when I use them on a drop shot for the bluegill and crappie (and some out of season largemouth by-catch earlier this year). This summer I promised myself that I'm going to use them to target largies intentionally. I've also been experimenting with them through the ice for pike. Such a versatile bait!
Took your advice and threw some tubes today, I hooked into a ton of dinks and had so much fun I actually threw it on my tatula elite finesse spinning rod with a 1/4 oz head for the tube , fished it by hopping it across the bottom
Thanks Matt , this year i started tubing again. Wish you go over more, even if you not like other options. Such as using foam inside. Trying to remember if try to drill the ear plugs or just force hook thru it
I keep hearing about how small mouth love these tubes, but I went bank fishing in Idaho with my brother for the first time. I was drop shot fishing large nightcrawlers wacky rigged, and my brother was using this same tube rig and I caught 9 small mouth and he was skunked. He didn't catch a smallie until he switched to my method 🤷♂️
Great video as always thank you guy's you've really made me a better and more versatile fisherman I almost always have a tube on hand it's a forgotten producer
I’ve been using tubes for a while on the rivers going after smallmouth. Pike like them too. Never thought about using them on the lake after some largemouth. I’ll have to try it.
You guys are the best, so much great info. 3” green pumpkin tube is one of my top producers up here in Ontario Canada. Thanks for all the great tips ❤️
The tube is my jig back up. If they won't commit on two casts, the tube seals the deal 99% of the time. Not to mention the smallies here in central Texas!
Everyone in my river uses 1 bait the senko but i dont like using worms i have no luck and i bought a tube and tryed it but no luck but yall gave me confidence to throw it again thank u i have big smallies in my river and small largemouth now i can beat my pb smallmouth
Early 90s we caught a ton of big bass on Tube Jigs, Sluggo's and RatLTrap's. For carolina rigs we fished long 10" spiral tail worms from Culprit! These were the go to baits for back then. Any of these would be a good option now due to the fishes lack of familiarity with them.
i was always afraid of losing exposed hook tubes so i started using Trokar tube hooks with Strike King flippin and coffee tubes pegged. i felt like I missed more than I should have so I might just have to try some of these exposed hook heads and Matt made a good point, they are cheap so why not.
I love the zman finesse tube for river/canal fishing in Ohio. Especially the pb&j color which mimics a natural earth worm color perfect, and they tear it up.
I was beating the club on tubes consistently. Now everyone has one tied on,,,,,but only in the fall. Ain’t telling no one it works in the summer except my grandkids 😂😂
Matt, have you guys ever released a link to what rod size for what lure and fishing like you said for your "tube rod"? Thanks...again, great information
Let it hit bottom and slowly work it back. Drag it slowly across the bottom with brief pauses. Work along the weedlines and throw to the bank and drag it back letting it fall of the drop off. Slow is the key just like a worm or jig
Fished my first tube today On my first baitcaster I think I got a couple nibbles but was fishing it a little fast Even bluegills tipped at it close to shore
I can't even believe how much you guys have taught me in the last few year's! Love all your guys videos. Much appreciated fellas 🙏
I mean for real! These guys are the TRUTH!
These guys are the real deal. So grateful to have Matt and Tim share everything they know with us with such passion.
Same
People, get this channel to 1 million subs. It's a travesty that some of those other channels out there have more subs. This is the creme de la creme of TH-cam fishing content.
I don't want to see a million more people fishing as good as us. Too much pressure on the fish.
Every time you all suggest something different I try it and smash them. I just went and bought some tubs on my lunch break and plan on stopping and smashing bass on my way home. Thank you for all your hard work and sharing all your knowledge it has caught me my personal best and made me a better fisherman
You know what has been working well for me? A drop shot! I have been using drop shots this entire summer and have been picking up some monster bass!
Shoot - we throw a tube all the time here in East Tennessee . Snapping a tube in the canal on Ft.Loudon is always a player . The same spot Gussie won the Elite Series event on . Smallmouth getter PERIOD !!! Now I'm starting to throw the VMC 1/4 oz . finesse Tokyo Rig with the 1/0 . A Strike King Bitsy Tube goes perfect on it . Super versatile bait . We even twitch a weightless white bleedin shad tube in the Fall on the Clinch and Holston River for the last of the topwater bite . Sweet video , thanks Matt
You're wayyyy ahead of the curve 👊 Nicely done Josh!
@@tacticalbassin Thanks brother !!! Back atcha ... Y'all have designed the best channel on the Tube
damn, this mans got it down to a science
Matt, just wanted to thank you for all the excellent advice you've given us all. I for one respect and admire your dedication.
Thank you!!
Matt without a doubt you're the absolute best teacher on TH-cam..thank you so much...
A tube was once the only bait that I thought I needed,, I've slayed the bass through the years with one and then I simply forgot about them,, Thanks for the refresher course Matt,, I've got a gazillion tubes waiting on me,,Fish on !!
I’ve never forgotten this. Maybe because it’s a lure we all used as kids and I’m still young. I’m still using them as much as jigs. And it’s helped me find my favorite color of lure.
Me and my family tore up pickwick yesterday with tubes after I saw one of your old videos on them! This channel is amazing. Thanks guys!
It's good to see y'all talking about tubes. I'm a California angler and primarily fish the delta and I will not leave the dock without having some type of tube rigged up. The stupid tube in particular has saved me from many bad fishing days. I've even caught rainbow trout at Del Valle when I was mainly fishing for bass. It's a great bait that can be rigged a variety of ways and has been on the back burner since the introduction of all the other finesse techniques. Love what you guys are doing and thanks for all the great advice.
You are SOOOO RIGHT! I, too, grew up throwing a Tube for Smallies, mostly in the Trout streams of WV. No one uses them now and, me, I forgot about 'em too. THANKS SO MUCH FOR A FLASHBACK and a valuable reminder 💡 moment!
I marshaled for a BASS Elite pro on Pickwick lake and watched him catch them with a tube on the ledges, the bass tore those tubes up! The tube is definitely a part of my arsenal from now on!
I LOVE FISHIN TUBES... we used to win tournaments fishing them in north Georgia lakes and people didn't believe we were using them. If you fish where spotted bass are (because they eat so much like a smallmouth" the tube is awesome.
BUT, I always fish mine texas rigged on a 3 or 4 ought wide gap hook. I only use tungsten weights because they seem to be better for this and usually add a glass bead between the weight and tube.
THANKS for the great info
I spend a lot of time in Northern MI with my family. When I need to get away and have some quiet time, I’ll shoot out with 2 beers and a tube tied on. I’ll cast the tube and drag it while just drift and drink the deers. Usually manages to scare up a fish or two while I relax.
Great vid. Was stroking a 2.5 kvd coffee tube with 3/8oz head last week in 20 ft of water off a ledge last week. They could not resist. You are dead on when you say it's a forgotten technique.
Thanks for the tip Matt. Haven’t been throwing them for awhile. Tied one on and for the last 2 days they have been choking it. A lot of fun, thanks again!!
Awesome! Thanks for letting us know its paying off for you, Don!
Ive been fishing tournaments for about ten years now and this was literally the first year that I ever threw a tube. Its an awesome way to fish and you don't see many people throwing them since the ned rig came out a few years ago. I will say that it has become one of my confidence baits, even when the bite is tough. I don't know what it is about it but ill have one tied on most of the time when I'm out on the water. Great video!!
If you fish smallmouth could be the best all time year round bait ever made.. The versatility once you strat adjusting weight and rigging techniques
Agreed 👊
I also grew up fishin the tube. Especially for Smallmouth in the rivers. One of my favorite
I just want to say thank you for this video. I had 0 tube jigs in my gear so I went and got some and from ponds to lakes this has heated up my summer fishing.
Tubes are definitely over looked where I'm at, especially with the recent popularity of the ned rig... I dedicated myself to having 1 tied on this year and stuck my pb and a bunch of other nice fish on it. Im still experimenting with the different types of hooks and tubes for different scenarios. The options seem to be endless... this video is right on time thx TB!
Learning a lot from you guys that tube bait caught me some nice bass up in new jersey I'm in north Carolina now and still fishing thanks Matt and Allen.
no joke that its overlooked. Seen them around alot back in the day but dont see them too much anymore. I picked up a few packs recently to get tubes back in rotation. Also good for crappie. You get those little tiny ones and they will nail it
Let’s tell everyone about the sleeper bait nobody uses but me and now everyone is gonna use it thanks Matt !
That Goby tube is the business in White river and Norfork river in Arkansas for brown trout. I like using a thinner hook to not tear em up, but they eat those skulpin like crazy, so that goby smashes em, it looks so close. BTW, glad to see you giving St. Crois the play they deserve. Been fishing them the better part of 30 years, but I grew up in Indiana on the southern tip of L. Michigan. When I'd take em different places in the country, noone had used or heard of them.
Great content as always Matt and Tim, Thank you! Have a larger green pumpkin tube tied on all the time. Largemouth love 'em. Using Yum and Zoom tubes mostly. Seem to get bigger fish like a jig too.
I bought the 2.5 STH tube last year after you mentioned it and that was a game changer. I primarily threw a 3.5" Gitzit but there were times that they wouldn't always commit to that so dropping down to the smaller STH made all the difference. Also, because it's thicker than a standard 2.5" tube you're still getting quality bites and the inhaler head just ties it all together.
Thats exactly what we've experienced as well 👍 I'm glad it's working so well for you Frank!
I grew up in Texas fishing those decades ago from a fishing inter-tube and don’t even have them in my boxes now. Great call !!
I have kept one tied on for years. I love them. I caught my pb on one. 6lbs smallie on a inland lake in MI.
Thanks Matt. I have been pitching tubes with a internal weight (1/8oz) and a3/0 EWG and the fall is amazing. Man they eat that thing. I know this comment is late to the party.
I love use tubs, work very well in summer 😁👌 hugs from portugal 🇵🇹❤❤
Jackall makes a Dera Break in Japan. Tiny little 2 inch chatterbaits from 1/8 to 1/4. Pair it with a Deps 4 inch Death Adder, take the top inch off the Death Adder, and it's good to go. My follow-up has been the savage gear goby hollow. Between the two of them, they've caught more smallmouth for me up here in Canada, then my wacky rig setup.
I really appreciate that you always included the budget option! Doesn't apply to me for a tube, but in other situations it is a great starting point! Thank you for all the great work you guys put in! Can always count on y'all for amazing tips and honest advice!
Excellent video presentation on the tube. I’m guilty of not using it. So easy to assemble, cast and retrieve.
Thank you for the underwater footage. I’m a visual angler.
Your efforts to help our game are appreciated.
Looking forward to your new videos.
I love fishing this bait! Definitely forgotten by many people
These videos are great, love them all. Can you explain in a video on how to set up on structure,casting angles, boat position. I know its critical at times on how you present baits to fish. Thanks.
2.5 Gitzit tube has been a go-to lure in motor oil or black with red flack, rigged with a Gamakatsu 1/8 oz jig head has produced 100's of smallmouth and my PB 6.5 largemouth.
The one downside is they do get snagged a lot in the rocky reservoirs I fish.
The tube is so versatile. I use it almost year round
I use it year around
Great video, love to C- Rig a tube too. Used to all the time but I've gotten away from it even tho it slays...we always look for new ways to catch em but forget the ways that used to work
The grass isn't always greener on the other side ;)
Thanks for the tips Matt, nothing like bottom bouncing a stupid tube in cover or current on the river!
Tube has been my "secret" bait in CA. Very overlooked bait, hence its effectiveness!
You killin me Matt! This has been my secret weapon in high pressure areas. The secret is out now!!!!
ive been fishing tubes for years, started watching your videos and trying all this other stuff not catching fish, now you're telling me to go back to what i was doing? hahaha.
moral of the story....never forget about a proven bait/lure. Case and point, my favorite top water lure of all time, the Jitterbug that was designed in 1937
Thank you for the great show
I always try tubes for smallies and walleye when the baits I really like to throw aren't producing. They are also a go-to in the 1.5" size for panfish. I've had some luck when I use them on a drop shot for the bluegill and crappie (and some out of season largemouth by-catch earlier this year). This summer I promised myself that I'm going to use them to target largies intentionally. I've also been experimenting with them through the ice for pike. Such a versatile bait!
Took your advice and threw some tubes today, I hooked into a ton of dinks and had so much fun I actually threw it on my tatula elite finesse spinning rod with a 1/4 oz head for the tube , fished it by hopping it across the bottom
Awesome!! Way to adapt and catch those fish!
Today’s my birthday and I’m starting my day off with tactical bassin. Welcome back to tactical bassin.
Happy Birthday!
@@tacticalbassin Thank you!
Seriously I wouldn't be half the angler is now without all the information you guys put out there.
We're happy to help and appreciate you taking the time to let us know its made a difference 👊
Terrific content!
As always, great video! Thanks for sharing
Thanks Chris!
Thank you so much for all the tips! Love to learn fishing from you. 🎣👍🏼
Thanks Matt , this year i started tubing again.
Wish you go over more, even if you not like other options. Such as using foam inside.
Trying to remember if try to drill the ear plugs or just force hook thru it
Love the idea of fishing something not many others are when I'm at one of the many pressured lakes near me. Gonna give it a try this weekend.
I caught my first bass on a tube too! Tiny ones are great for trout as well.
Love waking up to you funny thing is late last night was talking to my buddy he grabbed a pack of tubes so take this weekend
Ha! Somebody was thinking ahead 👍
I keep hearing about how small mouth love these tubes, but I went bank fishing in Idaho with my brother for the first time. I was drop shot fishing large nightcrawlers wacky rigged, and my brother was using this same tube rig and I caught 9 small mouth and he was skunked. He didn't catch a smallie until he switched to my method 🤷♂️
Fished the Braillist for the first time today perfect jig rod didn't lose any fish. Thanks man
Yes!!! Thats awesome!!
Great video as always thank you guy's you've really made me a better and more versatile fisherman I almost always have a tube on hand it's a forgotten producer
I grew up smashing erie smallies on the Canuck side with tunes. Making a trip back there soon.. great timing as usual🔥.
I’ve been using tubes for a while on the rivers going after smallmouth. Pike like them too. Never thought about using them on the lake after some largemouth. I’ll have to try it.
You guys are the best, so much great info. 3” green pumpkin tube is one of my top producers up here in Ontario Canada. Thanks for all the great tips ❤️
Should also mention, aggressively cracking a tube around a school of smallmouth works almost every time 😆
love me some tube bait fishing! caught my PB smallie on a tube
3 inch tube (goby colors) around the Lake Erie Islands June, July, Early Aug will straight catch them
The tube is my jig back up. If they won't commit on two casts, the tube seals the deal 99% of the time. Not to mention the smallies here in central Texas!
Everyone in my river uses 1 bait the senko but i dont like using worms i have no luck and i bought a tube and tryed it but no luck but yall gave me confidence to throw it again thank u i have big smallies in my river and small largemouth now i can beat my pb smallmouth
Here in Southern California I also use the tubes for saltwater!
Thanks for the super awesome vid 😎 Great content and really helpful 👌🏼👍🏼 I enjoy using tubes here in South Africa for largemouth ✌🏼
I did not forget! I usually start with a tube and rarely come home without having thrown them.
Nice!! You're way ahead of the curve 👊
Tube on a drop shot is amazing, trolling and cracking tubes also works.
Early 90s we caught a ton of big bass on Tube Jigs, Sluggo's and RatLTrap's. For carolina rigs we fished long 10" spiral tail worms from Culprit! These were the go to baits for back then. Any of these would be a good option now due to the fishes lack of familiarity with them.
Totally agree 👍
@@tacticalbassin thank you for the awesome video appreciate the knowledge my friend
These videos are just awesome
Going to try it this weekend thanks
i was always afraid of losing exposed hook tubes so i started using Trokar tube hooks with Strike King flippin and coffee tubes pegged. i felt like I missed more than I should have so I might just have to try some of these exposed hook heads and Matt made a good point, they are cheap so why not.
What kinda lake are you fishing?
I use little tubes for pan fish. 4 inch tubes for bass. They absolutely murder here in Southern Kansas.
Got on a great tube bite on lake Norman a few weeks ago! over 50 spotted bass
Thank you for the advice!
Love the channel!! Thanks for so much great knowledge!
Thanks for being part of the Tactical family!
Had a lot of 50+ bass days on Lake Erie using tubes and they work for largemouth too.
Great stuff as usual Matt. TacticalBassin is easily the best resource online.
Great video!
I love the zman finesse tube for river/canal fishing in Ohio. Especially the pb&j color which mimics a natural earth worm color perfect, and they tear it up.
Good. Deal. Thanks
13 fishing defy medium heavy is my all around rod. for 60$ it covers a lot of techniques. (including this one)
I was beating the club on tubes consistently. Now everyone has one tied on,,,,,but only in the fall. Ain’t telling no one it works in the summer except my grandkids 😂😂
😂😂😂
Have been talking about using a tube specifically because "no one" uses them anymore. Way to kibosh my secret plan. Even antique baits are popular.
Very underrated bait. Caught my PB on a tube lol, nobody even knows what a tube is anymore
Aint nobody forgot about the tube jig, its always in play.
being from the north i find it funny people forget about the tube. never goes out of style here.
You'd be shocked, most Southern anglers don't even own them. Then again... how many 12" curly tails are you carrying around? 😂
@@tacticalbassin you got me! zero 12" anything 😆 i still think a tube on a carolina rig is the most under-rated rig. (Boring tho)
Matt, have you guys ever released a link to what rod size for what lure and fishing like you said for your "tube rod"? Thanks...again, great information
Thanks for the reminder. Will be rigging up the “Stupid Rig” (tube rigged on a shaky head) next time out. Deadly on a rock pile/ledge.
Love the content
I love catchin fish with tubes. I’ve been doing it since I was a little boy
Nobody forgot about the tube up here in Canada. A staple
Green pumpkin tube is the only bait you need
I just bought my first bag of tubes about a week ago. Caught a 3.5 lb on my 2nd or 3rd cast.
Thank you excellent idea
Matt do you think a tube in my highly fished pond with bluegill and shiner would work and if so how would I fish it
Let it hit bottom and slowly work it back. Drag it slowly across the bottom with brief pauses. Work along the weedlines and throw to the bank and drag it back letting it fall of the drop off. Slow is the key just like a worm or jig
@@joecuillo5005 thanks!
Fished my first tube today
On my first baitcaster
I think I got a couple nibbles but was fishing it a little fast
Even bluegills tipped at it close to shore
Oh, also they were my uncles, they could be 30+yrs old
Can you guys talk or make a video on drag setting for different set ups? That Matt and Tim. Tight lines.