I used tactics and techniques you discussed and crushed a day of fishing (12 bass in two hours) in a new body of water I had been skunked in a few days prior. You are helping people get better at fishing and you should be proud of that. You have a permanent subscriber here.
Well they simply work. Very cheap so you can buy many of them. The only downside is the durability but they're so cheap it doesn't really matter. I use them when fishing for fish that tear them up like bowfin or pike.
I hope this video blows up! You are very good at finding things that other channels “talk” about, and actually showing your viewers what it looks like. And the affect is much more than you would think!
Excellent content 90% of my YT fishing content viewing is now down from watching over two dozen content providers to spending time watching only 6 content providers and you Tyler are one of them reason being you and the other five content providers consitently in my opinion have given me the information that has educated me into becoming a better more versatile and capable and consistency successful bass fisherman Greatest of thanks for that I am like the overwhelming majority of angers that I fish 95% from shore And the three lakes closest to my home I do 80% of my dedicated large mouth bass fishing in by beginning of first week of May have significant enough vegetation growth that fishing any hard bait below 4-5' means a luer (especially a crank bait) will have picked up enough weeds to have been rendered useless for 9/10 casts As such I have no other choices but #1 use a shallow running luer and figure out a retrieve that keeps my hard baits just above and out of the weeds (1/4oz chatterbaits, spinnerbaits and my 30 year old mini baby -1s and strech -1's are best IME) only occasionally "ticking the weeds" or #2 use top watter poppers, or #3 use weedless soft plastics in various presentations Usually by me surface water temps get to and stay at 35-40* by 1st week of March or very soon after Unless the weather is just to bad to fish or we're turkey hunting (and we still fish 90% of those days) I and my sons do almost nothing else (besides turkey hunting) in our free time from March 1st till May 1st but bass fish as often as humanly possible as we are walking distance from a pretty good bass lake we ho even if only for the last 60-90 minutes of light because in the lakes nearest my home VERY few fisherman especially shore fisherman have figured out just how good the fishing is from beginning of march till 3rd week of April and we rarely if ever see more than 2 other fisherman and they soon leave because they are catching nothing in the lakes by my home March 1st till May 1st is the best easiest fishing we experience all year for both numbers of bass caught and numbers of BIG bass caught for us it is just an absolutely magical time to bass fish in my area and just the most utterly joyfully doing so Yes we do well bass fish from March 1st till October 1st when we set aside our fishing gear for archery deer hunting but March 1st till May 1st is our favorite bass fishing time. We still do very well fishing weedless soft plastics, frogs and in and the massive lilly pad and vegetation growths and poppers in the bigger openings in and along the edges of pads that line the shores of our favorite lakes from the middle of May onwards and have many great days of fishing these ways but we catch more bass in any two days usually in March through May 1st than any given week after May 1st till September because of the massive increase in fishing pressure after May 1st Example a few days ago my two sons and I were at our favorite small lake that is absolutely full of both submerged and visible wood and lay down trees (thank you Mr Beaver) all along the shore AND no boat access was perfect pre-spawn conditions surface temp was 44* BUT on and off all day ( much more on than off) it was a very very light mist or drizzle from before sunrise till sunset dressed in quality PVC rain gear we literally had the lake all to ourselves and literally fished it from sunrise to we lost all light between the three of us we caught and released over 70 bass biggest was my youngest's PB LM of 6.3lbs my oldest caught one little over 5lbs. All bass fell to chatter or spinner baits just unbelievable fast immensely fun and enjoyable fishing as between the three of us were were averaging a fish on about every seven minutes you just do not get many bass fishing days like that from a boat let alone from shore on a heavily pressured small public lake It was our absolute best bass fishing trip ever and a memory we will all cherish forever I took pics of thier biggest fish and all bass were released quickly and gently We just do not get days like that after after May 1st because #1 we don't own a boat and #2 we fish lakes
If you want to keep a spinnerbait deep, use a heavy single blade model with a smaller blade. The tandem bladed models are always going to run higher in the water column.
Great video, thank you for passing along your knowledge. A few years ago I had the pleasure to meet and work with Bill Humphrey's of H&H Lure, the inventor of the spinner bait. What a super guy he is who built his company from the ground up.
Really cool to see the baits on graph, have you done a deep dive on skirts for these same baits? Like difference in long vs short skirts, no skirt etc.
Tyler, love the content, love the videos .... my question to you. Can we do a line visibility challenge . does line visibility to fish even matter they say it does but do we know how much it matters just asking... Tight lines🎣
My first ever catch on a skirted bait was on a spinnerbait I remember like it was yesterday I wish I could find some more spinnerbaits with that skirted color
Ok, I’m a little late in watching this video. 😊 EXCELLENT info!!! By the way, how do you like that Team Lew’s Signature Series rod? I absolutely LOVE mine!! Just wish I had 10 more of them. 😁
I have been very successful with the spinner. It's my number one lure personally. I fish mainly rivers and I always use a spinner first. Thanks for the video though because I never knew spinners and vibrating jigs went that deep! I thought it was only like 2-5ft
Legitimate question here- couldn’t you just wait for it to sink for more than just 8 feet and get it down there and reel in slow? Or will it just immediately start coming up if you let it sink too far down and it’ll still come right up even if you reel in slow
I notice in your videos you never use a trailer on your spinners. I’ll use a swim bait for a craw bait and bite off half of it. Would you say a trailer makes a difference?
@@TylersReelFishing I’m a creature of habit. I’ve never taken my wallet out of my pocket to drive. It never was uncomfortable probably cause it’s normally empty 😂😂😂
Honestly bro I fool with you and the bass fishing app. I've caught some fish in the major time zone, but fishing a jig or chatterbait in grass is so hard I get the most grass ever.
I really like the format for this video. Useful information presented concisely with demonstrations shown with the relevant technique. 🤌Top tier educational video right here
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Thanks so much to RIDGE for working with me on the channel! Check em out here and use my code! ridge.com/trf
Hey Tyler can I ask what live scope do you have I looking for a good one for a good price
I used tactics and techniques you discussed and crushed a day of fishing (12 bass in two hours) in a new body of water I had been skunked in a few days prior. You are helping people get better at fishing and you should be proud of that. You have a permanent subscriber here.
Glad you got the hang of it! Keep cranking 'em!
Nothing is better than that 1$ spinnerbait that catches monsters 😮💨
Well they simply work. Very cheap so you can buy many of them. The only downside is the durability but they're so cheap it doesn't really matter. I use them when fishing for fish that tear them up like bowfin or pike.
@@austinhernandez2716 *mudfish😂
@@jacobtipton472 *choupique🤣
I hope this video blows up! You are very good at finding things that other channels “talk” about, and actually showing your viewers what it looks like. And the affect is much more than you would think!
Thank you Isaac! Share the link around, it will help a ton!
Thanks Tyler I love throwing a chatterbait in ponds and this helps a lot
Great video Tyler! You did a great job explaining this topic which is near and dear to us!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you Tyler I watch you all the time even in school
Good haha
You the man Tyler!!..that was so helpful,think you the first one to do this!!Great job
Thanks Spencer!
Helped a lot. I also just caught my first bass on a spinnerbaite and a croppie
That is awesome!
Same man. Used to think spinners were bad but I slayed fish on them yesterday.
Tyler, you’re famous! You are on the cover of the Texas Co-Op power magazine this month! 👊🏼
I hear!
I love fishing with spinner baits 🙂👍🔥🎣
what fish is that in ur pfp?
@@BenjiSusthat’s a paddle fish
Excellent content
90% of my YT fishing content viewing is now down from watching over two dozen content providers to spending time watching only 6 content providers and you Tyler are one of them reason being you and the other five content providers consitently in my opinion have given me the information that has educated me into becoming a better more versatile and capable and consistency successful bass fisherman
Greatest of thanks for that
I am like the overwhelming majority of angers that I fish 95% from shore
And the three lakes closest to my home I do 80% of my dedicated large mouth bass fishing in by beginning of first week of May have significant enough vegetation growth that fishing any hard bait below 4-5' means a luer (especially a crank bait) will have picked up enough weeds to have been rendered useless for 9/10 casts
As such I have no other choices but
#1 use a shallow running luer and figure out a retrieve that keeps my hard baits just above and out of the weeds (1/4oz chatterbaits, spinnerbaits and my 30 year old mini baby -1s and strech -1's are best IME) only occasionally "ticking the weeds" or #2 use top watter poppers, or #3 use weedless soft plastics in various presentations
Usually by me surface water temps get to and stay at 35-40* by 1st week of March or very soon after
Unless the weather is just to bad to fish or we're turkey hunting (and we still fish 90% of those days) I and my sons do almost nothing else (besides turkey hunting) in our free time from March 1st till May 1st but bass fish as often as humanly possible as we are walking distance from a pretty good bass lake we ho even if only for the last 60-90 minutes of light because in the lakes nearest my home VERY few fisherman especially shore fisherman have figured out just how good the fishing is from beginning of march till 3rd week of April and we rarely if ever see more than 2 other fisherman and they soon leave because they are catching nothing in the lakes by my home March 1st till May 1st is the best easiest fishing we experience all year for both numbers of bass caught and numbers of BIG bass caught for us it is just an absolutely magical time to bass fish in my area and just the most utterly joyfully doing so
Yes we do well bass fish from March 1st till October 1st when we set aside our fishing gear for archery deer hunting but March 1st till May 1st is our favorite bass fishing time.
We still do very well fishing weedless soft plastics, frogs and in and the massive lilly pad and vegetation growths and poppers in the bigger openings in and along the edges of pads that line the shores of our favorite lakes from the middle of May onwards and have many great days of fishing these ways but we catch more bass in any two days usually in March through May 1st than any given week after May 1st till September because of the massive increase in fishing pressure after May 1st
Example a few days ago my two sons and I were at our favorite small lake that is absolutely full of both submerged and visible wood and lay down trees (thank you Mr Beaver) all along the shore AND no boat access was perfect pre-spawn conditions surface temp was 44*
BUT
on and off all day ( much more on than off) it was a very very light mist or drizzle from before sunrise till sunset dressed in quality PVC rain gear we literally had the lake all to ourselves and literally fished it from sunrise to we lost all light between the three of us we caught and released over 70 bass biggest was my youngest's PB LM of 6.3lbs my oldest caught one little over 5lbs. All bass fell to chatter or spinner baits just unbelievable fast immensely fun and enjoyable fishing as between the three of us were were averaging a fish on about every seven minutes you just do not get many bass fishing days like that from a boat let alone from shore on a heavily pressured small public lake
It was our absolute best bass fishing trip ever and a memory we will all cherish forever I took pics of thier biggest fish and all bass were released quickly and gently
We just do not get days like that after after May 1st because #1 we don't own a boat and #2 we fish lakes
Professor Bass, that was amazing!
Wow! This could be your’e most informative video yet! You brought the 🔥 on this one! Epic! Thanks brother!
Super pumped you like it!
Great video! Having the ability to show the baits using live scope is the best illustration for sure.
Thanks so much. This is so informative to me. I'm beginning to use these baits more often. I believe these tips are good for swim jigs too.
Glad it was helpful!
Mount Rainier ftw 💯
Thanks so much Tyler,Keep 'um comming.
Tyler you broke this down great 👍 anyone watching this should be able to understand it. Thank you for sharing 👍
That’s what I like to hear!
I really like the livescope demonstration.
Bro best instructional video ever!! Love the format and use of. character. Genius. Woul ove to fish with you someday.
Thanks Brian!
Very detailed information. Thank you
Thanks Tyler! Love your platform!
Really really good. Thx. Saving this vid and sharing it.
If you want to keep a spinnerbait deep, use a heavy single blade model with a smaller blade. The tandem bladed models are always going to run higher in the water column.
Great content as always. Redneck Tyler cracks me up. Love it.
Great video, thank you for passing along your knowledge. A few years ago I had the pleasure to meet and work with Bill Humphrey's of H&H Lure, the inventor of the spinner bait. What a super guy he is who built his company from the ground up.
That’s awesome!
Loved this video! Can you recommend what trailer to use with a Chatterbait?
Chatterbait Trailers Are A MUST HAVE (Vibrating Jig Tips)
@@TylersReelFishingawesome!!
@@deepintheheartoftx7548yeah dudes awesome for being so straightforward
This explains alot. Great vid!
Really cool to see the baits on graph, have you done a deep dive on skirts for these same baits? Like difference in long vs short skirts, no skirt etc.
Chatterbaits have become my favorite lure
So basically I won’t catch more fish untill I buy a ridge wallet. Interesting. I’ll take 2
Can you make a video with your sonar setups. I like the front boat sonar looking out
Great info! Spinnerbait fishing is something I'm trying to get down this year. What rod do you like to throw a spinnerbait on?
I love this rod in a 6’10” MH: bit.ly/2TjTrJ1
Like to see a review of those signature series rods. Specifically the jig/worm rod and how much bend does it have with it being a moderate fast
Hi Tyler
what brand of meters are you using
Tyler, love the content, love the videos .... my question to you. Can we do a line visibility challenge . does line visibility to fish even matter they say it does but do we know how much it matters just asking... Tight lines🎣
We will never truly know, because I don’t think we can see as a bass sees. We could only dive underwater and see as we see
Dude u literally make the best videos
Glad you like them!
I know the hybrid hunter works in the spring, but does it also work good in the fall?
I don’t see why not! I will be trying that here in the next few weeks
Do you have a video about color selection?
Yep! Search “TylersReelFishing color”
Great video Tyler! You mind sharing your LVS34 settings?
About to share them on The Bass Tank’s Instagram
My first ever catch on a skirted bait was on a spinnerbait I remember like it was yesterday I wish I could find some more spinnerbaits with that skirted color
Do you have a video of your livescope settings?
No. Will do one this winter
Excellent job. I had to subscribe 🤝
Welcome aboard!
Very interesting.
Glad you think so!
Ok, I’m a little late in watching this video. 😊 EXCELLENT info!!! By the way, how do you like that Team Lew’s Signature Series rod? I absolutely LOVE mine!! Just wish I had 10 more of them. 😁
I think they are the best rods we make for the price! Super killer rods
100% agree!!! Lew’s rods and reels are all I use. Amazing products and phenomenal customer support.
Hey boss man can we see a silent squarebill Vs. Rattling squarebill.
I assume you typed that wrong haha
@@TylersReelFishing yes sir I did sorry, it's been edited
I have been very successful with the spinner. It's my number one lure personally. I fish mainly rivers and I always use a spinner first. Thanks for the video though because I never knew spinners and vibrating jigs went that deep! I thought it was only like 2-5ft
It depends how much you let them sink, but hopefully this gave you a good understanding of how they can stay deep with different retrieve speeds!
Are you going to try any of those new lews reels, the ones that came out at I cast
Yep!
Nothing like putting a fish on a hot boat deck!!😮
Exactly lol
can you do a video on a carolina rig please
I will very soon!
The goat 🔥
what would cause a spinnerbait to tangle in the line when casting? i use braid.
Happens when your casting form results in the lure “helicoptering“. I have a video coming out soon teaching good cast mechanics
@@TylersReelFishing probably doesnt help that I'm using a spinning reel
I agree with you..... Heres the butt,,,,, line size and different trailers help alot to.
That’s true
Thank you for this great information ++
Dang I didn’t think that the weight would affect it that much that is surprising 😯
Yep!
Does anyone know what reel he has?
It’s linked in the video description
Just caught my pb today on a jackhammer chatter bait.
Congrats!!
Money is contained in a wallet...
Not in my wallet! 🤣😂🤣
Great hack!
Yeet let's go
I miss the intro music guess I'll just have to watch an old upload 😉
Or just double tap on the right side of your screen to skip the new intro haha!
@@TylersReelFishing Your new intro isn't bad I just like jamming out to the old one. Love your content
Maybe report that weird growth on the fish to local game and wildlife authorities
That is a great idea
An another great video
Legitimate question here- couldn’t you just wait for it to sink for more than just 8 feet and get it down there and reel in slow? Or will it just immediately start coming up if you let it sink too far down and it’ll still come right up even if you reel in slow
It will not stay in a deeper depth zone for long. The angle of retrieve will bring it up
Great job thanks for the informative video
Glad it was helpful!
Yeah I was fishing the chatterbait like a worm this whole time 😂
Not saying that can’t work! But it’s not how it’s intended
@@TylersReelFishing Yesterday I caught one on the fall, I'm so confused on what the chatterbait is lol.
That fish has bass chlamydia... 😳
I notice in your videos you never use a trailer on your spinners. I’ll use a swim bait for a craw bait and bite off half of it. Would you say a trailer makes a difference?
I actually do use one in colder water,
A small slim swimbait . Never any other soft plastic. Gives more bulk and tends to get bigger bites
Big Brain Time!
BIG
Traditional spinners just don't produce for me. Inline spinners have caught small bass but monster trout and Salmon.
That ridge wallet has to feel ridiculous in your back pocket. I’d rather not sit on a Lego driving down the road lol
Why the heck would you ever sit on your wallet anywhere? Take it out of your back pocket when you’re driving, problem solved lol
@@TylersReelFishing I’m a creature of habit. I’ve never taken my wallet out of my pocket to drive. It never was uncomfortable probably cause it’s normally empty 😂😂😂
@@skinnyslims5327 my man use your side pockets haha
It's Ray-neer, not Rain-er :)
And, you've made me 100% better. My average is 3lbs now... :)
Thank you for that haha!
I swear to God other Tyler was a different person for a second…
I literally was fishing a chatter bait yesterday and was thinking “there’s gotta be a better way to use this” GET OUT OF MY HEAD TYLER.
Haha
The woods will claim your realtree wallet if you drop it 😅😅
You are not wrong about that!
We want more redneck Tyler lol
Honestly bro I fool with you and the bass fishing app. I've caught some fish in the major time zone, but fishing a jig or chatterbait in grass is so hard I get the most grass ever.
Just gotta learn how to fish around it! Search “TylersReelFishing grass” for help
First
You pointed, but there was no video there.
It’s there on my end!
@@TylersReelFishing I can't explain that. Thanks.
@@TylersReelFishing Am I the only one who could not see the link?
Hey, you’re famous!! You’re on the cover of Texas Co-op Power magazine with an interview at the end of the article. 👊🏼
can tell he’s young, says yo yo’n a spinnerbait don’t work.
Never said it doesn’t. Said that if you’re fishing most moving baits, they are intended to be moving.
Lost me in first 2 minutes,besides I been bass fishing for 40 years before you were born
Thanks?
I come here for Redneck Tyler lol
Could you fish the opens and show us what it’s like to fish try to make it professionally? Idk it’s an idea
That would be a very expensive series 😂
Redneck Tyler!! 😂😂😂
Omg 😂😂😂😂😂 redneck Tyler
I really like the format for this video. Useful information presented concisely with demonstrations shown with the relevant technique. 🤌Top tier educational video right here
I’m really dang proud of this video