Heck yeah,I've found a real honey hole. It's a series of ponds in southwest Virginia Appalachia,it's public land but in complete wilderness....no pressure from other ppl at all, they're big ponds but total mud holes
Great tips. I wish I had watched this last year. Water was clean in practice and muddy on tournament day and I panicked! There were some monster bags caught, but not by me.
Thanks a bunch we are fishing our first tournament of 2024 with a forecast of rain most of the week and the day of I'm sure heavily stained / or muddy water will be our conditions I needed this info
Ty you are the best. I watch a lot of different channels and have learned more from you than the rest. I also live in Ohio so I may be bias. The way you explain all these different concepts really helps the AVERAGE ANGLER. Biggest fan keep killing it...
Yep! I’m heading out to Tennessee next week… gonna be mostly fishing highland reservoirs. I’m expecting some muddy water conditions if not full blown chocolate milk. If so, I’ll have a white blade, white skirt, white spinner bait with a white Keiteck Fat tied on, all white swimjig with a white Dwalker trailer, underspin, jig and black and blue flake Senko tied on… should do the trick🎣
I might also add that if you incorporate dynamite into your fishing strategy the visibility and water conditions play less of an important role. Great tips though. Never really considered the water displacement, but it does give me ideas about a 7-inch Senko worm.
Good info, I have a tournament next Saturday on the Neches and it's so muddy. I live about 15 minutes from the sabine and have had decent luck out there.
Awesome vis thisis just what im looking for. I was born and raised on Chocolate Muddy Lake Water and i have come to learn from my own personal exsperience that Lipless crankbaits and crankbaits and tube baits will work under the right condtions of the day. i have been thinking about taking a tackle binder and turning this tackle binder into a 50% spinner baits and 50% buzzbaits and then maybe just maybe pt some crankbaits in it so i can have a search bait box to help me search for the catfish and bass.
sounds you are the youtube fisherman i’ve been looking for brother. Everything i have seen you talk about is exactly what info out through up here in Ohio and i assumed because of the wrap on your boat you are central Ohio. I’m up north in Findlay and man this water will not warm up ha rather be ice fishing then not getting a whole lot of bites
Definitely gonna break my spinners out. Just moved into a house with a lake in the back that's recently been dredged out and I can't seem to find any with the TX rig culprit worms.
Sounds logical... I will try ( back all the time I fish in shallow water I catch only small fishes and Eel fish . I use earthworm . I don't use lures because I don't have fishing rod, I fish with hook and reel only. Simply. Setup. ) any suggestion.. What type of lure or any else I use for big fishes.. ? Most of people there catch small fishes. In shallow water. Is it possible there is no big fish?
If fishing a shallow(17ft) lake with muddy water(lake Mitchell, So. Dakota)...am I better off fishing the source of out-flow...thinking the silt flowing in from farmland has a chance to settle first before leaving the lake?
Absolutely it should. Biggest thing with River systems. Especially if you are dealing with cold muddy water, is you might want to find some slack water areas
How do you approach cooling muddy water? I’ve always heard that if you get a cold front try to get away from the muddy water(if possible) and try to find the clearer water. Great video!
When water is cold and muddy they will still bite in it. However, I really believe that it becomes an afternoon deal. I am not saying that you won't get bit early, but cold and muddy water will warm up a lot in the afternoon and the bass can really go on the feed bag when it does!
Heck yeah,I've found a real honey hole. It's a series of ponds in southwest Virginia Appalachia,it's public land but in complete wilderness....no pressure from other ppl at all, they're big ponds but total mud holes
I agree Tyler i caught alot of bass in shallow muddy water while other anglers dont like muddy water.
More fish for us right?! :)
Great tips. I wish I had watched this last year. Water was clean in practice and muddy on tournament day and I panicked! There were some monster bags caught, but not by me.
Sometimes that fresh mud can be bad, but if there isn't a ton of sediment in the water, it can be game on!
i guess Im kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to stream newly released series online?
@Henrik Alexis Flixportal =)
@William Roberto Thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I appreciate it !
@Henrik Alexis You are welcome :)
Thanks a bunch we are fishing our first tournament of 2024 with a forecast of rain most of the week and the day of I'm sure heavily stained / or muddy water will be our conditions I needed this info
Just subscribed a week or so ago and and im really liking the content. Excellent tips, keep it up bro
And i love when the water turns muddy. Pound the bank
I really appreciate it. Thanks for watching
Thank you I live next to a lot of muddy lakes so this will help
Man! You got me taking notes over here 🤣🤣 lol.. This is some good knowledge that you dropping. Thanks man! Keep it coming 👍🏼
Ty you are the best. I watch a lot of different channels and have learned more from you than the rest. I also live in Ohio so I may be bias. The way you explain all these different concepts really helps the AVERAGE ANGLER. Biggest fan keep killing it...
Dude makes sense.
Yep! I’m heading out to Tennessee next week… gonna be mostly fishing highland reservoirs. I’m expecting some muddy water conditions if not full blown chocolate milk. If so, I’ll have a white blade, white skirt, white spinner bait with a white Keiteck Fat tied on, all white swimjig with a white Dwalker trailer, underspin, jig and black and blue flake Senko tied on… should do the trick🎣
Great bass fishing tips in muddy water, Bro! Blessings!
Thanks! You too!
As always full of great info
I agree with the gent below I wish I had seen this a year ago
Thanks for the tips I hope it helps me to catch some bass in South Africa
I might also add that if you incorporate dynamite into your fishing strategy the visibility and water conditions play less of an important role. Great tips though. Never really considered the water displacement, but it does give me ideas about a 7-inch Senko worm.
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these were some really good tips some I've never heard before!!
Great info I'll have to try it on a natural lake I fish that is always sub 1 foot of visibility.
That is pretty interesting. Usually those natural lakes are more clear. But this should definitely apply
Good info, I have a tournament next Saturday on the Neches and it's so muddy. I live about 15 minutes from the sabine and have had decent luck out there.
thanks man this vid really made me rethink my approach to fishing
Thanks this helped more than u know 👍🏼
Awesome vis thisis just what im looking for. I was born and raised on Chocolate Muddy Lake Water and i have come to learn from my own personal exsperience that Lipless crankbaits and crankbaits and tube baits will work under the right condtions of the day. i have been thinking about taking a tackle binder and turning this tackle binder into a 50% spinner baits and 50% buzzbaits and then maybe just maybe pt some crankbaits in it so i can have a search bait box to help me search for the catfish and bass.
Speaking for California rn, man it is freaking hard out here with inconsistent weather.
sounds you are the youtube fisherman i’ve been looking for brother. Everything i have seen you talk about is exactly what info out through up here in Ohio and i assumed because of the wrap on your boat you are central Ohio. I’m up north in Findlay and man this water will not warm up ha rather be ice fishing then not getting a whole lot of bites
Central Ohio in unfroze. Water is already 45 and the bass are biting on some lakes, where the water is clear! Thanks for watching
Great video, thanks!
Tyler, do you ever catch bass using FFS in muddy water, like we have in Ohio? Whats the deepest you have caught one in muddy water? Rules of thumb?
What about a retention pond and there is like no cover I know where there is shallow water and that’s it.
"Bass are typically gonna run, well not run" 🤣😂
Is top water completely out of the question in muddy water or is it a good alternative?
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If I can see my jig 6 inches or more under the water, I generally feel very confident.
Definitely gonna break my spinners out. Just moved into a house with a lake in the back that's recently been dredged out and I can't seem to find any with the TX rig culprit worms.
10 bucks, ur in hookerton
Sounds logical... I will try ( back all the time I fish in shallow water I catch only small fishes and Eel fish . I use earthworm . I don't use lures because I don't have fishing rod, I fish with hook and reel only. Simply. Setup. ) any suggestion.. What type of lure or any else I use for big fishes.. ? Most of people there catch small fishes. In shallow water. Is it possible there is no big fish?
If fishing a shallow(17ft) lake with muddy water(lake Mitchell, So. Dakota)...am I better off fishing the source of out-flow...thinking the silt flowing in from farmland has a chance to settle first before leaving the lake?
VERY informative
Thanks for watching Chris
I agree! Does this work on a river systems as well?
Absolutely it should. Biggest thing with River systems. Especially if you are dealing with cold muddy water, is you might want to find some slack water areas
I could never open my eyes in muddy water😳
Would slower retrieval help the bass pinpoint the lure too?
You can send me one of them okuma bait casters if you like, most my poles got stolen off my boat lol and good info!!!
I an sorry to hear that man. Thieves in this sport make me so frustrated
@@BassFishingHQ I’m sure they will turn up on facebook market. A matter of patience they will come to light
How do you approach cooling muddy water? I’ve always heard that if you get a cold front try to get away from the muddy water(if possible) and try to find the clearer water. Great video!
When water is cold and muddy they will still bite in it. However, I really believe that it becomes an afternoon deal. I am not saying that you won't get bit early, but cold and muddy water will warm up a lot in the afternoon and the bass can really go on the feed bag when it does!
Sometimes if the water is SUPER MUDDY...finding an area ... "not as muddy"... can be the WINNING TICKET...
especially fishing smallmouth...
Damn...sometimes the simplest answers are the least expected
6 in. is clear where I fish
I fidh on a pond that has 1 inch of visibility.... can't catch anything after rain
Not good at fishing muddy water but these 3 tips should help me. ( curious why you would be swimming in muddy water 😃 )
Cause I was young and dumb :)
I preffere the muddy water!!
Awesome info. Thanks for sharing thisn
Thanks for watching!
So, up north "muddy water" is still 6ft of vis right?
Bro look up the Ontonagon river it's beyond chocolate milk
Biggest tip, you see sediment and can’t see a foot go home lol.
I hats these long intros and music.
yeah this annoying song is exactly what i think of when i think of fishermen