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@calivtv749 appreciate it my friend!

@dylancook8863 appreciate it! Happy new year!

@@GuntersvilleLakeFishing they catch everything, but have caught more bass and Whites. Thanks for watching!

@4b5urd. casting can be a bit sketchy at times around them. but it is a mistake to ignore what they are doing! Thanks for watching!

@@KenDraskovic that will get you believing in it now!

@chrishodskins7482 trying to give more concepts than waypoints. You can do this from dam to dam.

@@YakbassOKC thank you! Appreciate the feedback!

Better get 2 😂

Thanks! Appreciate the feedback!

Appreciate you watching!

Thanks for subscribing! Ultralights definitely make all of the bites fun! I learned to love crappie nibbles as a kid fishing holes in the ice my dad busted for me because I was too scrawny to do it myself 🤣

Depending on the depth you’re fishing, or species. You want to keep a tight line as soon as it hits the water. He’s doing that just to make sure his lines nice and tight in case a fish were to hit it instantly!!

@itsUncleMonK please explain, why would pulling the line/ drag vs reeling tighten it?

@ it’s just quicker and to help keep your bait in a particular column of the water. Bait hits water, reel in slack, bait will be top water column and sinking quick/slow. You can do whatever works. I’m just speaking from experience. Practice both techniques and see what works best. Normally, just reeling in works better for me.

@@itsUncleMonK cool thx

I am checking my drag since I am using lighter line than normal. I have a bad habit of violently setting the hook at times and I want to make sure I don't snap my line on the hookset or worse my poor little ultralight rod. There is a fine line between too loose to get hook penetration and to tight and breaking something. Hope this helps!

Not really often these days. Usually just when the wind is rough and I really need to cast a line. Before my wreck I used to love wading it and the flint in the spring and summer.

@DaleWebb-p4u thanks for feedback. No music added to any videos in recent productions.

@kylefaiss9625 that is awesome! With that kind of action I wouldn't care what size they were!

@@KenDraskovic fun day for sure!

@steveelliott2738 thanks! Appreciate the positive feedback and hope it puts more in your boat!

Thanks! I appreciate you!

Sorry about the bad audio. Wind was gusting 25+ at times and I had to filter out the wind noise without any kind of editing background so that is the best this country boy could do 🤣

@@SkydiverJoeyBeth thanks!

@slingnstixscrappiefishing8859 haha all the younger siblings maybe!

@seanwhite611 the center and bottom 2 are almost always the ones targeted since you try to keep it above the fish so not too much of a loss, but definitely have to pay attention to the state laws. Lucky to be in Alabama.

@FishOn1 after losing to Vanderbilt I might have to start that chant 🤣. Thanks!

@MrBdogg317 I would for sure have a mat frog and buzz frog combo for the remaining grass. I really like a jerkbait and alabama rig bite if I can't find them in the grass or willing to commit to topwater. I put some links in the description to some baits to consider as well. Good luck!

@@LoadtheBoatwithZach thank you sir

Glad to help you out and hope you can get on them!

@@joelwhite6373 thank you! It ended up great despite facing a bit of adversity.

@@thatfishingnoob Thanks!

@@Liz_Zervos I have some in that color as well!

That's awesome!

Thanks! I wish you luck!

@@LoadtheBoatwithZach Thank you.

@@emfishing8766 Good idea. That is the fish obsessed dominator zero degree mount. They have an adjustable mount for quick perspective mode as well if you use that.

@@FishOn1 it saves your back for sure. May require a bit of cutting and bungee cords but worth it.

@@trevorfleck6751 it's addictive!

@@jrmartin9395 sweet spot is in the 20k's I feel. Under 15 they can swim freely. Too much over 30k can become dangerous and more difficult to present your bait to them although they will be packed tighter if you locate them.

Appreciate you! Thanks for the heads up. I go to Nickajack and Tims ford on occasion so I got one and am covered. Fun and pretty area for sure.

@@sanfordsfreind7949 Bridgeport park and boat ramp.

Thanks!

@@kenlay6004 absolutely! I was doing this before I had it. Metal baits are heavy and great at covering water! 2d, down imaging, and side imaging are probably more important to do a drive by and see if bait is in the area. If you have nothing or are not good at reading your electronics just fan cast the likely areas where the wind or current is hitting hardest on the point/hump/ledge. If you don't get bit in 15 min or so hop to the next one.

Bb Comer bridge in Scottsboro.