Randy what I love about your channel is you are unapologetically you, and I think that is why your channel will continue to do well, you also know a lot would love a private fishing class maybe oneday
I’ve had days y’all would not believe on a yellow and a white trick worm! Mid April through end of may. Like randy said they gotta be in the right mood but when they are hang on!
Can't wait to try it. I've already caught several including a 6-5 using your big spinnerbait/trailer tip. Thank you for your info and I also enjoy hearing your thoughts/views.
Hey Randy great video(s) . Just a tip I'd like to pass along that helps with rigging any bait (such as a fluke type bait ) with a hook slot you won't need . If you put some swim bait glue in the hook slot and lightly pinch it together until dry it makes rigging on a jighead (or your flufke rigging) so much easier since you you end up with a solid belly don't have to be perfect hitting that thin layer of plastic along the top of the bait with the hook .
Darn, wish I would have seen this yesterday morning. Went bank fishing on a clear lake(15ft vis) and the bass are definitely cruising the shallows. Even saw a few true giants hanging around stumps and laydowns. Going back to try these!
Randy, you mentioned a floating worm working best on a south wind. This weekend, I’ll be fishing Santee Cooper, water in the low 70s, visibility 1-3 ft, NE wind early turning into a SE wind afternoon. Full post spawn conditions. Is fishing top water or floating worm/fluke worth the time early or should I focus more deeper structure/cover and focus in fish tight to cover?
My 2 favorite tactics in 1 video. Bombing a $200 swimbait is cool if you're making a fishing hype video. But in reality I'm so focused on not losing that bait it makes me a nervous wreck. I'll take a fluke or trick worm any day over swimbait fishing. Using a elaztic worm doesn't seem to work as well as the trick worm.
I’ve got a lot of submerged grass/curly pondweed already, just touching the surface of the water. How would you rig the fluke to come through that without the open hook? Thanks. Really enjoy the tips.
Where does the sluggo fit in this lesson? Is it a trick worm or a fluke? Or is it a separate bait with a third set of conditions on when and where to use it?
Hi Randy going to try your fluke rigging tip sounds good wanted to ask do you ever use the swimming worm rig and if so how do you rig yours thanks Randy .......
Thanks for sharing your knowledge God bless you and your family.
Great tips thanks
Randy what I love about your channel is you are unapologetically you, and I think that is why your channel will continue to do well, you also know a lot would love a private fishing class maybe oneday
Man Randy, I love your video's. I could listen to you and Evers all day!
I’ve had days y’all would not believe on a yellow and a white trick worm! Mid April through end of may. Like randy said they gotta be in the right mood but when they are hang on!
Great tips Randy. Thanks from Western Kentucky.
Absolutely love flukes. I’ve not tried out a floating worm but I have a few ideas.
In the last few years I’ve been fishing floating worms in the spring, it’s the most fun I’ve had fishing since I was a kid.
I like the Owner centering pin screws in the nose of my flukes with a small #1 VMC wacky nose hooked like a banjo minnow look.
Can't wait to try it. I've already caught several including a 6-5 using your big spinnerbait/trailer tip. Thank you for your info and I also enjoy hearing your thoughts/views.
On a floating why does the swivel tangle up
Fluke is my #1 confidence bait spring through fall. Glimmer blue is for sure my most successful color, then albino, Houdini and baby bass. Great video
Warm wind. Got it
Stoked for the challenge videos - will be good entertainment value on those ! Thanks Randy !! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Good Video. 👍👍👍
Which worms float ? They rarely are labeled "floating".
Zoom trick worm
The trick worm doesn't float. It's like slang or a nick name.
Hey Randy great video(s) . Just a tip I'd like to pass along that helps with rigging any bait (such as a fluke type bait ) with a hook slot you won't need . If you put some swim bait glue in the hook slot and lightly pinch it together until dry it makes rigging on a jighead (or your flufke rigging) so much easier since you you end up with a solid belly don't have to be perfect hitting that thin layer of plastic along the top of the bait with the hook .
That floating worm catches fish in late summer/early fall too
Floating worm is killing it right now for me....first time actually fishing it now that I’m down south wow it’s addictive watching them gulp it
I always have a fluke tied on, recently got a pack of floating worms plan on trying them tomorrow morning
I hope you get into a bunch, you’ll have the time of your life.
Was just thinking about this very topic! Timely and informative!
If I was a bass I’d get caught on a floating worm all year long. That’s the best looking bait in the water, damn near makes me hungry lol
Great video Super information keep it up
Darn, wish I would have seen this yesterday morning. Went bank fishing on a clear lake(15ft vis) and the bass are definitely cruising the shallows. Even saw a few true giants hanging around stumps and laydowns. Going back to try these!
I'm still not sure how to retrieve the floating worm? Please share how to retrieve the floating worm. Thanks
Thanks for sharing
Still here😁loving the insights. Let's do the hat at 75k😁
Good video and tips Randy. Thank you. Is the zoom trick worm the only floating worm that you fish?
Pretty much
Randy, you mentioned a floating worm working best on a south wind. This weekend, I’ll be fishing Santee Cooper, water in the low 70s, visibility 1-3 ft, NE wind early turning into a SE wind afternoon. Full post spawn conditions. Is fishing top water or floating worm/fluke worth the time early or should I focus more deeper structure/cover and focus in fish tight to cover?
Hey Randy Do you think I can rig a double floating worm rig, like a double fluke rig? And maybe use two different colors!
Never tried it!
Goodmorning Elijah!
The fluke is also great when the bass start schooling on top and won’t hit top water lures.
My 2 favorite tactics in 1 video. Bombing a $200 swimbait is cool if you're making a fishing hype video. But in reality I'm so focused on not losing that bait it makes me a nervous wreck. I'll take a fluke or trick worm any day over swimbait fishing. Using a elaztic worm doesn't seem to work as well as the trick worm.
What about wind direction with a fluke
South is best also
ALWAYS keep a spinning rod on deck with just a 4\0 hook just for these 2 lures
I’ve got a lot of submerged grass/curly pondweed already, just touching the surface of the water. How would you rig the fluke to come through that without the open hook? Thanks. Really enjoy the tips.
Texas rigged to go weedless, 4/0 circle hook with a 1/16 tungsten weight with a Tpeg or bobber stop🙏
Tex posed with a 3/0 ewg
Where does the sluggo fit in this lesson? Is it a trick worm or a fluke? Or is it a separate bait with a third set of conditions on when and where to use it?
Slugo is great around grass
How'd the stockton lake challenge go?
Was close! Video coming
Good! Video coming
I'm heading up there Monday. Got my flipping rod and a floating worm ready! Really enjoy the videos from both you guys.
Randy 3/0 flippin hook for the fluke also
Yep
Hi Randy going to try your fluke rigging tip sounds good wanted to ask do you ever use the swimming worm rig and if so how do you rig yours thanks Randy .......
Yes with a speed worm
Would rigging the fluke like that make it more likely to hook them in the tongue?
Agree. I would think coming out the top would be better.
Open water/fast fishing..fluke,..... cover/shallow....trick
Randy - what do you use for a leader between the swivel and your worm when using braid main line? Braid or fluorocarbon?
He mentioned 15lb flouro.
@@logandavis11 knew he did for the fluke but guess I missed it for the worm.
Np good sir have an awesome night!
Flouro
@@randyblaukatintuitive thank you sir.
Great Information Randy.
Thanks for the Tips.
Just wished that you would have Suggested a Barrel Swivel SIZE. They come in different ones.
Different sizes depending on how fast I want it to sink
OK. Thanks Randy.
I'll see if I can purchase Barrel Swivels in different sizes in a set. I'll check it out online.
Cute little lad