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@Surinboy60 That is awesome that you have found a more affordable solution! Fishing has gotten pretty spendy like most things lol. Thanks for checking out the video

@woodyboyd2595 certainly my friend! I figured it was worth it just to see. Thanks for checking out the video! Tight lines

@brobro9743 Sure thing! It is a super effective bait. We have been doing some nose hooking with it on our local smallie streams and they have been thumping it! I think you will like the chatter setup! It's gonna give you a totally different presentation from the dropshot. Thanks for checking out the video! Tight lines!

@@kypesandstripesoutdoors Nose hooking them is how i have been using them on my drop shot. Great hook up ratio but unfortunately not as durable as putting on the chatterbait

@ronmayo8591 Thanks! Yea, sadly fishing gear in many respects is getting a bit big for its britches in terms of cost. Food for thought, they make a small chatterbait setup that gets it done on big slabs also, we add a powerbait trout worm to it, and it has a great wiggle to it. Big slabs will smash it!

I know that somewhere in my tackle cabinet there are some small chatter baits. May have to go through everything again to find them.🤔

@ronmayo8591 They are worth digging out for sure! Thanks for checking out the video my friend! Hope your fishing is full of "Crappie" days!

@ronmayo8591 yea I have seen some much better versions. I agree that in a pinch I would give it a go. I have an old DIY setup I made quite a few years ago to put tension on a spool that I use. I works like a charm and I rarely have issues with twist or wind knots.

@ronmayo8591 Thanks for the info! I never considered reels or anything like that. I was a bit trigger shy to give them a shot. But it's good to hear you have had good luck, so I may check some out. I think the small soft plastics and things like that from Temu are just fine. They also have some unique body shapes, etc, that you don't really see anywhere else. I will probably get some stuff from them on and off. Thanks again for telling us about your Temu wins! We appreciate it!

Agreed they may not be the highest quality but I've been using one spinning reel and have caught multiple 2-4lb catfish with no issues.

Love my 1000 series reel. Been buying a crapload of stuff and love the micro crankbaits. Their electronic power bank and tire inflator work great.

Reading the responses I thought that I would add to them. The Temu reels are fun to use. The two largest fish that I have caught so far were a 2 pound channel cat and a 2 1/2 pound drum. Both of these were caught using the pocket mini 100 reel, 4 lb test hi-vis line, and a 10' Bn'M West point rod. Just recently bought a total of 64 mini crankbait lures from Temu. Looking forward to seeing how well they work.

@ronmayo8591 I have to say I am super intrigued by the amount of positive feedback on the Temu reels. I may have to get some and do a video on them. Definitely caught my attention!

Ended up loving it! In terms of bang for the buck, it's a great little bag! It's become my go-to bag for lightweight wade fishing when we are using spinning gear.

We use a gold rattle trap quite a bit when the water is up and cloudy. Bass crush them! We also like gold chatterbaits. We take off the skirts and run a Gulp minnow, or the champ minnow on it. That combo of vibration, flash, and minnow profile is a good one! All great recommendations from you! Thanks for stopping by and watching!

Thanks! You definitely should give it a go! You can do it with a Bic pen and some wire as well, I may do a video on it soon! Thanks for checking out the channel!

Thanks! I hope to get back to regular content now! That's the hopes anyways. We appreciate you and hope to give you some good stuff as regular as we can! Take care and tight lines my friend!

@@kypesandstripesoutdoors thank you

No doubt! Handmade bass buster sounds awesome! You certainly don't have to worry about anyone replicating what you are fishing!

Thanks! Yea I generally let him pick the colors. I overthink, he just picks lol. It makes for unique options that I would have never put together. Thanks for checking out the channel!

100% I always change them to singles. Oh and another pro tip, look at videos of using braided line as a split ring. ❤

I agree 100%, it's not really even worth the time to me to weed through what's OK and what isn't. I wanted to see what it was all about for my own curiosity, and then post some videos to perhaps inform others. I will stick with companies I know and pay the little bit extra lol.

I agree! Now that I have spent a bit of time with the stuff, the warts start to show. Lure wise etc there is a nice "veneer" but once you get to the heart, it's mostly junk. I have enjoyed a pair of line cutters and pliers I got from them. But outside of that.... Not so much!

Oh, Im well aware! It was more about testing a cheesy product than anything.

I completely agree! I have some guide buddies who have some that work well. They are also super expensive! I don't need them that bad lol. I've gotten by for many years without any such thing!

I hear ya, my friend! I couldn't resist my own curiosity. It's not particularly worth weeding through all the junk to find the gems. There is some usable things on there I think. But it's floating in a sea of junk lol. Thanks for checking out the video!

Oh buddy, let me tell ya! The name game with this stuff is bonkers lol! The nippers have been at the top of my most favorite out of this haul! They work great!

@@kypesandstripesoutdoors I was a big time skeptic of the Temu but I kinda wanna give it a whirl now. They should give you a discount code! Lol

For sure! I'm hoping to get some time on the water this weekend to test a few things out. The only thing I have used thus far is the aluminum pliers and line snips. And they work surprisingly well. They don't feel cheap at all. First impressions were surprising. Now we will see how everything functions and get a feel for longevity. I don't imagine me using Temu as any sort of constant supplier, but I have been so curious. Now I have some stuff to check out! Stick around because I hope to do some specific videos on these items.

He didn’t even fish it. Bruh I was watching in the feed. Screw that I’m outta here

@stankbonkman Sorry my dude, I have a busy schedule and film time is at a premium, I put time with my son on the water above videos. I'm going to have content related to these items. But I'm going to get there when I get there.

Haha! I can certainly entertain the thought! Let's see how things go!

@@kypesandstripesoutdoors ok thx

@@kypesandstripesoutdoors hey you at 505

That's an awesome update! Thanks so much for sharing it! We have caught alot of other species off them as well! Its so buggy it just plain works! Thanks so much for the support my friend! Tight lines!

No problem! Glad you like it! Thanks for checking out the video

Thanks! It fishes! Caught a pile of bucket mouth on this pattern! Thanks for stopping by!

Hey Tony! We fish this bad when small midges are coming off. So generally in our area we are fishing it in chillier weather. It fishes well on top and just under the surface. We sometimes fish it as a tandem midge setup, like you would with a hopper dropper set. We use this one for the buoyancy of the foam and then fish a smaller midge pattern off the rear. We usually use versions of thus fly tied in "attractor" colors like red, purple etc if we are fishing it tandem. Hope this helps. Any other questions please feel free to ask!

Sure! Provided you make sure it will run that way. Your either going to need to use a jig style hook or tie in your weight all on the bottom side so it will act as a keel. But its certainly possible! Thanks for checking us out!

Thanks dude! It's a good pattern! Caught alot of smallies off it as well! Hope you have luck with it!

Thanks Ed! Glad you like it! And good idea on the hanging points! It's a super versatile design that's easily adapted in many ways! We love them for those minimalist days when we are hiking and keeping thing simple! Thanks for stopping by!

Hook options are all your personal preference my friend. You can certainly add as much and any combination of materials to dress up the hook. We tend to stick with sparkle combinations to give the fly some pop. We often comb it out as well for good transparency! A dab of glue be it uv epoxy, or just super glue is a great idea and makes the fly even more bomb proof! I hope this helps and thanks so much for checking us out! Anymore questions, please feel free to ask! Tight lines!

No problem at all! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching!

It will perform just fine. Adding a bit of gloss adds a hint of realism but certainly isn't a must. Thanks for watching! Tight lines!

Thanks Wayne! Noted! Thanks for stopping by

Thanks Joe! Bob is indeed an incredible fisherman and super nice guy! I'm glad you liked the tutorial and thanks so much for stopping by our channel