Love the fall chatterbait bite, can't beat the action of the Jackhammer either. I don't usually fish that heavy of a CB but I'll have to give it a try.
Hey I'm just getting into chatterbaits & new to MN & fishing clear water. My question is what is a good color to use in MN clear waters , what color is best for sunny days & cloudy days. Especially during this fall transition? I fish mainly frogs.. thank you in advance for both this video & any feed back you have for me..
Hi Lucky Lucky, glad you're getting after it! My personal opinion is that color isn't that big of a factor in MN. I've had excellent success on a range of colors but have personally adopted Green Pumpkin as a good standard, given its universal reputation as a natural and productive color across various baits (especially plastics). But color is fun to play with, so I do like sprinkling in some chartreuse, so The BHite Delight in the ChatterBait JackHammer series gets worked in too. Black/Blue has been a producer, too, in a darker shade. So in summary, I'd recommend starting with natural greens (Green Pumpkin) to build confidence. After building a good base of how and when to fish the bait, I'd then begin experimenting with different colors. Good luck, and thanks for the conversation - Ryan
@@Wired2Fish thank you Ryan for all the good information you give us.. I have one more question , at the $200 price point what is a good 7ft glass rod for all round fishing & froggin, chatter baits, that my main fishing technique for the moment.. I don't understand glass rods vs graphite rods.. I looked at a few Dobbyns rods. But I am still stuck between glass & graphite rod.. at the moment I am using a green go to rod by Googan Squad & it's been catching huge bass & pike with no issues.. thank you again Brotha..
Well basically you don’t. Going super heavy from the bank basically guarantees you’ll get hung up and break off your $15 chatterbait. I’d use either 3/8 or 1/2 oz depending on your depth, and then try a chatterbait freedom or put your own blades onto a trashmaster jig so youll be able to texas rig the chatterbait. Either tbat or be prepared to lose a lot of lures
@@jamesh7469 cool man thanks for the advice I'm new to bass fishing I normally fish for trout and salmon but just this summer alone I caught a handful of three pounders 5 1/2 lb Smallmouth and my biggest was a 23 in 6 & a half pound largemouth all from the bank on my Chatterbait
Maybe it is me: but with all the production that goes into these videos, spend 12 seconds showing casting angles with regard to and electronics. For me, I can't see what angles when you pan on a video screen....
Wow, what part of the country are you throwing your CBs? Here in the mid-Atlantic for me that seemed the only thing that got bit this past summer, especially jackhammer or thunder cricket with either a BG or shad trailer. Senkos on the other hand were wasted on me.
Use a jackhammer. I had never used a chatterbait until this year and I caught most of my fish on one this year. I couldn't put it down. I've caught fish on a lot of different lures this year that I never had before. Just got to keep trying.
Love the fall chatterbait bite, can't beat the action of the Jackhammer either. I don't usually fish that heavy of a CB but I'll have to give it a try.
Good deal Blue Line Fishing. Let us know how they work for you if you get a chance to fish 'em this fall.
Epic video📹. Awesome content🐟. Great creator👏.
Great video! Love the under water footage! SO COOL
Thanks for watching
Good stuff Ryan! 💯
I can't wait to see how you guys implement "MEGA LIVE" and MEGA 360 together.
When is the mega live coming out?
We're not tracking anything yet. Just know that the innovation never stops in fish finder technology.
@@andyli5983 Rumor has it being released during 1st quarter of the year. I'm thinking around the Bassmasters Classic.
I've caught over 125 bass the past 5 fishing trips almost all of them coming on a 1/2oz jack hammer.
Killin' it!
We wanna be where you are Wayne! -Ryan
Hey I'm just getting into chatterbaits & new to MN & fishing clear water. My question is what is a good color to use in MN clear waters , what color is best for sunny days & cloudy days. Especially during this fall transition? I fish mainly frogs.. thank you in advance for both this video & any feed back you have for me..
Hi Lucky Lucky, glad you're getting after it! My personal opinion is that color isn't that big of a factor in MN. I've had excellent success on a range of colors but have personally adopted Green Pumpkin as a good standard, given its universal reputation as a natural and productive color across various baits (especially plastics). But color is fun to play with, so I do like sprinkling in some chartreuse, so The BHite Delight in the ChatterBait JackHammer series gets worked in too. Black/Blue has been a producer, too, in a darker shade.
So in summary, I'd recommend starting with natural greens (Green Pumpkin) to build confidence. After building a good base of how and when to fish the bait, I'd then begin experimenting with different colors. Good luck, and thanks for the conversation - Ryan
@@Wired2Fish thank you Ryan for all the good information you give us.. I have one more question , at the $200 price point what is a good 7ft glass rod for all round fishing & froggin, chatter baits, that my main fishing technique for the moment.. I don't understand glass rods vs graphite rods.. I looked at a few Dobbyns rods. But I am still stuck between glass & graphite rod.. at the moment I am using a green go to rod by Googan Squad & it's been catching huge bass & pike with no issues.. thank you again Brotha..
Ok thank for your help
sweeeet vid
How do u do this from the bank without a fish finder
Well basically you don’t. Going super heavy from the bank basically guarantees you’ll get hung up and break off your $15 chatterbait. I’d use either 3/8 or 1/2 oz depending on your depth, and then try a chatterbait freedom or put your own blades onto a trashmaster jig so youll be able to texas rig the chatterbait.
Either tbat or be prepared to lose a lot of lures
@@jamesh7469 cool man thanks for the advice I'm new to bass fishing I normally fish for trout and salmon but just this summer alone I caught a handful of three pounders 5 1/2 lb Smallmouth and my biggest was a 23 in 6 & a half pound largemouth all from the bank on my Chatterbait
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Maybe it is me: but with all the production that goes into these videos, spend 12 seconds showing casting angles with regard to and electronics. For me, I can't see what angles when you pan on a video screen....
I have never yet caught a single fish on a chatterbait.
you will and when they bite they get it good
Wow, what part of the country are you throwing your CBs? Here in the mid-Atlantic for me that seemed the only thing that got bit this past summer, especially jackhammer or thunder cricket with either a BG or shad trailer. Senkos on the other hand were wasted on me.
@@dcgravity7822 NC. Tried them again and again but haven't for a while.
This video was filmed in MN this October. Water temps were in the mid-50s.
Use a jackhammer. I had never used a chatterbait until this year and I caught most of my fish on one this year. I couldn't put it down. I've caught fish on a lot of different lures this year that I never had before. Just got to keep trying.
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