90% of BASS FISHING in 15 Minutes

This was such a well made and informative video!

Great video! I learned a lot and I will be sharing it with my daughter. Great explanation of everything. Thanks for your channel.

That was simple, direct, informative, and awesome! And you mentioned milfoil, which no one else EVER does, and which we are smothered in up here in NH. So thanks for that, too!

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What an awesome video thanks

Bass fishing has been like this for 35 years

Very helpful for a newbie like me.

What about peacock bass?

Best bass fishing video ever!

...wrong bait in right place, I caught a 5lb+ LG Mouth on a miscast over lily pads with a Red Rage Tail 7" worm. It didn't even penetrate into the water, the fish came up to get it!

great video man.

Anywhere I've ever been fishing its illegal to fish Bass during spawning. Catching a spawning bass almost certainly gets all its eggs eaten.

Type of video that earned you a subscription from me bud. Great content came out with a way better understanding especially for someone who sees things visually to understand thanks for this

Time of year in Florida summer months for big bass not so much about October through end of June is best

Now if he could do this kind of guide for all the other big species in North America

The bass fishing market has exploded over the last couple of years??? Dude, I started fishing in the early 80's and bass fishing and expensive boats were huge back then.

Thank you so much. You make information for newbies like me sooooo easy to understand!

Amazing video

Living In florida, seeing lake depth charts over 100 feet deep blows my damn mind lol. If I see 15 feet on a lake here I'm impressed lol. Lake okechobee doesn't go past 12 feet.

Today caught a 3kg bass with a worm

Fantastic video, I've gotta send this to my buddies that are just starting out. He'll there were a few things I didn't know and I've been fishing my whole life.

Great video!!👍

Can you do a series of videos where you talk about a specific lake in each video?

This was such a helpful video. It's helped me to understand bass fishing a lot more.

Great Video! I loved it!

Remember. Hydrilla is invasive(5 per whorl). Elodea is native (3 per whorl).

Great video man!!!

I cast using a frog lure and the top action never disappoints.

I’m a pro bass fisherman now after watching this video. Thank you.

90% of bass fishing… use a worm. On a dropshot. I’ve fished many many times with people throwing lures. My nightcrawler almost always wins. If ya wanna cast, bullet weight and bead to leader and cast a long piece of crawler. If not dropshot and sit or bounce it back to you. I have like 300 lures. The crawler always wins

Helped me so much thank yiu

Kentucky lake is a reservoir not a lake

thanks so much!

Very educational!

Thanks you help me eliminate 2/3 of my tacklebox on any given day! You’re also tempting me to drop a bunch of cinderblocks in my local pond🙄

Bass....like any predator....tend to follow the movements of their preferred prey. On the resivoures I fish the shad hatch up in the mouths of clean feeder streams. As they grow and the summer progresses the shad begin breaking up into smaller schools and start moving out towards main channels. By late summer most anglers will do best fishing for schooling bass on the main lake channels.

Thank you for this video I’m getting into fishing and videos like this really help!

Wow this may not be a $200 class, but i feel like i got that much value or more out of it! This video is going to become the go-to for anyone asking any questions 🙌

Have any knowledge for Bass in the lower Middle East Illinois area this month? Thanks for all the previous knowledge, buddy! You have taught me ALOT!

the meat riding is insane

What about Rock Bass

That was a good amount of information without all the nonsense. Excellent video.

This is without a doubt the best bass fishing education video I've seen. I don't really bass fish but was looking to get into it. The countless videos that did not give any good info kinda turned me off. This has me really wanting to get out there. I'm also not far from those lakes. lol

What are the eggs fertilized by UV or something? Bass do not need sunlight to fertilize eggs, and often times their beds are in the shade

Great vid

The hairline on the top left of your screen makes me Hate you buy this is a great video

How dare you leave out Guadalupe Bass

Great use of visuals - well done!