Thanks for all the time and hard work you put into your videos. We have seen plenty of how to lure rigging and bass catching videos, but how to break down a lake and the mental process are not the norm PLEASE do more of them. Your video today was extraordinarily wonderful. Mark Mck
Except either he isn’t or thinks we aren’t smart enough to know that the first one he caught was at the boat after burning it in to make the next cast. Good videos but man his voice is like nails on a chalk board and he never stops talking. JUST FISH!
Thank you so, so much for making this video. Been really frustrated with going out for hours and not getting a single bite, and I’m sure I’m doing something wrong. It’s very reassuring to see someone who knows what they’re doing have a similar experience sometimes. Breaking down how you tackle a body of water is extremely helpful, please continue videos like this!
Please explain the aggressive hook set of today's fisherman. I'll never understand why the young guys today set the hook so hard... Hooks are lazer sharp now days... Great video, love this type of instruction.
Thanks for making it real instead of a compilation of catching bass. It helps knowing some days you may go without a bite and that's normal. Thanks and keep them coming.
This was great! I would love to see you do a video on "covering water" especially when presented with various types of cover, structure and depths. Everyone talks about covering water, but no one's really broken it down. I love that you included trolling motor speed and time spent on areas. Please do more like this!
I don't know that I have seen another video in a shorter format that actually shows a beginning to catch in searching for fish. Normally we just see their first catch and they sit down to tell you how to do it. Thank you for making it simple.
Great video, I love the way you put together the puzzle pieces so we can see the picture. Been in this for over a year now and your videos, step by step, this is what you don't do and this is what you want to do is one of the best ways I (we) learn. Thanks, bud. It's gonna be a good one. Ha
As others here are saying, this is an excellent video on putting the pieces together to find fish! Tyler, your channel is a gold mine of solid methods, presentations and strategies! Congratulations on one hundred thousand subs!
I appreciate this video as I just started fishing and watching some other videos where it’s non stop catching huge fish makes it frustrating when I get out there and catch nothing for long periods of time
Another professionally looking well-made video! Keep it up! You're doing a really good job and I feel like you should have more and more success as you go forward!
This was great, to give perspective, but even more importantly the way u go about things. Many more like this please. Can u explain how u picked the first half dozen spots u tried before hitting the mouth of that spawning cove?
I don’t normally comment on video’s but this was so helpful, you always put out great content, but definitely my favorite, hope you put out more like this, keep it up.
This is a great video. I hate when someone tells you just go throw this in grass in the summertime and crush them. its unrealistic. The truth is its a grind just like what you went through. Love the videos man.
Another good one. As usual. What lures did you use for this video? Color, size, etc. Thanks for putting these videos together. They have really upped my production on the water. You’re a wealth of knowledge.
I'm going to start implementing your system as far as time spent and covering water. I've been trying to come up with a good system since I have a tendency to spend way too long in one area without getting a bite.
Love this and all your content! I’m in Northeast Ohio and love that a lot of your tips are extra relevant for me on similar waters. Have you even come up and fished the Cuyahoga river or any lakes/reservoirs up here??
Thanks ty...a truly honest depiction of bass fishing...as I'm learning, I'm finding that many times im around fish(active target) but they are neutral or not active, nor will they react. Also, am noticing that many will follow, but will not commit. I had a friend on the delta speak to the issue of moving through areas very quickly, then return several times...he thinks this helps and doesn't allow fish to witness your bait as they would if you made multiple casts in a short period of time. Thoughts?
This vid helped so much. I been going out Frog fishing the morning bite but the last 2 weekends have been rough. Anyone have tips for fishing reeds? They blow up right in the middle of the plant but I think they’re getting accustomed to seeing my frogs.
On the lake I’ve fished for a year, I look like a pro out there slamming bass in the grass lines on the tuffest days, while other guys are striking out pitching into the tulies. It varies from lake to lake. I go to other lakes an I’m the one striking out. Sometimes you just have to know the water. That’s why practice days are so important
Superb content as always None better most not as good RUclips is DROWNING in how to rig or what luers or tackle to use videos but not many useful videos on how to actually become a better fisherman by showing the how to and when to and why to fish specific cover types and conditions you are among a very few content providers who give information that will actually enable a person to become a better smarter more successful fisherman
How much of generating hits/bites do you think depends on time of the day and eating habits of the bass? During these hot months, we have tried to pick up on patterns and when we think we are on to a pattern/location/bait that works, we have watched it completely die off based solely on the time of day the bass were feeding. We were able to reproduce this behavior on back to back days, it was just dependent on the time of day rather than what we were doing or where we were. We have started to "watch the clock" so to speak, and if we started out successful with a pattern, but it bleeds off to nothing at 9am (hot), then the pattern comes back successful around 2-4pm or later, we think it just has more to do with time of day rather than the pattern (seems more common in hot months). I think using your patterns here might help us dissect that time of day that seems tougher to catch, say from 9am - 2-3pm in summer?
i'm no tournament fisherman but is there a reason to set the hook so viciously, to the point where you're airlifting the fish over your head to the opposite side of the boat? everyone talks about proper ways to hold a bass as to not break their jaws, but tearing their lips off beforehand doesn't seem too sustainable either. wouldn't ripping the hook that hard just create a bigger hole in the lips for the barb to come out and ultimately allowing the fish to get loose somehow? genuinely curious, I'm entirely ignorant and about 3 months into the sport
Another good one. Might even consider trying a...chatterbait. Yea verily, like snowflakes unto Hades. It was a thought anyway. Really like your videos though.
Lmao love the video.. but so what your saying is there is nothing but luck lmao I have bass fished all my life just some spots are good and some are not.. cover ground people... that's all this amounts to lol...don't over think it... lmao 🤣 some days I get them on a bare hook every cast some days nothing ... you don't want to work all day for 2 keepers lol in a hr if you don't get 5 + go home and enjoy your Saturday another way lol
Videos like these where the focus is on how to find bass, not which killer nails yo7 need to run to tackle warehouse to buy are 100 times more important to me. In fact, I’ve pretty much stopped watching videos which talk about baits for 10-15 mins. I don’t need any more baits …
@@BassFishingHQ I know videos about “which baits to get” get the most views which is important to the channel’s success but videos about bass seasonal movements so so much more important to success. I firmly believe most weekend fisherman don’t catch bass because they are simply not around them …
@@theultimatesteelshooter8610 I couldn’t agree with you more. Videos about baits/lures do tend to get more views but videos on finding bass are way more important
Thanks for all the time and hard work you put into your videos. We have seen plenty of how to lure rigging and bass catching videos, but how to break down a lake and the mental process are not the norm PLEASE do more of them. Your video today was extraordinarily wonderful. Mark Mck
This is by far the most honest fishing video I’ve ever watched. Thank you, very helpful.
What a fantastic video 🙌🏼
I love how you analyzed your first catch of the day, and clearly dissected it to find a pattern. Keep up the great content!
Except either he isn’t or thinks we aren’t smart enough to know that the first one he caught was at the boat after burning it in to make the next cast. Good videos but man his voice is like nails on a chalk board and he never stops talking. JUST FISH!
Man, you should make a series of videos like this. really entertaining and also very informative. Also, Indian lake is my home lake!
Thank you so, so much for making this video. Been really frustrated with going out for hours and not getting a single bite, and I’m sure I’m doing something wrong. It’s very reassuring to see someone who knows what they’re doing have a similar experience sometimes. Breaking down how you tackle a body of water is extremely helpful, please continue videos like this!
Please explain the aggressive hook set of today's fisherman. I'll never understand why the young guys today set the hook so hard... Hooks are lazer sharp now days... Great video, love this type of instruction.
At 1:42 -1:44 you passed the spot I usually catch a few. Glad to see they haven’t killed all the grass.
Good video too!!
Thanks for making it real instead of a compilation of catching bass. It helps knowing some days you may go without a bite and that's normal. Thanks and keep them coming.
This was great! I would love to see you do a video on "covering water" especially when presented with various types of cover, structure and depths. Everyone talks about covering water, but no one's really broken it down. I love that you included trolling motor speed and time spent on areas. Please do more like this!
I don't know that I have seen another video in a shorter format that actually shows a beginning to catch in searching for fish. Normally we just see their first catch and they sit down to tell you how to do it. Thank you for making it simple.
Love your vids man hope I can meet you some day
Great video, I love the way you put together the puzzle pieces so we can see the picture. Been in this for over a year now and your videos, step by step, this is what you don't do and this is what you want to do is one of the best ways I (we) learn. Thanks, bud. It's gonna be a good one. Ha
As others here are saying, this is an excellent video on putting the pieces together to find fish!
Tyler, your channel is a gold mine of solid methods, presentations and strategies!
Congratulations on one hundred thousand subs!
This is a really helpful video. I wade fish a lot and have only recently started spending time kayaking on small rivers and lakes. Thanks!
This is an awesome video and probably the most helpful one I've ever seen (across any channel). Please continue to do more of these!
Thanks for your videos, those hook sets were insane !
Great information! These types of tips definitely help me to try and put the puzzle together quicker. You have an awesome channel! Thanks 👍🏻🇺🇸🎣
Really enjoy all your videos man!!!! Keep them coming!!
100k subs soon. Well done T. We'll keep watching.
I always enjoy the content in your videos. The way you break things down in a logical way is most helpful.
Love your videos! We learn so much from you, thank you for what you do!
this was super helpful and very realistic fro what bass fishing is on most days. thank you for this very informative video!
I appreciate this video as I just started fishing and watching some other videos where it’s non stop catching huge fish makes it frustrating when I get out there and catch nothing for long periods of time
Thanks for being REEL about the struggle! Awesome vibes!
One of your best yet!!! More like this PLEASE
Great video ……. Appreciate honest videos like this ……. Fantastic job
Thanks Tyler! Your content is great. The why is definitely as important as the how so that I can apply the knowledge I am learning. Keep it up
This is one of the greatest RUclips channels out there! Thanks Tyler.
I love these type videos!
On a BFHQ binge this morning
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Great, great way to teach. Thank you, very much. Press On!!!
Another professionally looking well-made video! Keep it up! You're doing a really good job and I feel like you should have more and more success as you go forward!
This was great, to give perspective, but even more importantly the way u go about things. Many more like this please. Can u explain how u picked the first half dozen spots u tried before hitting the mouth of that spawning cove?
That’s what I need to remember, it’s a grind sometimes. Just need to not just fish but think as I’m fishing and be more analytical.
I don’t normally comment on video’s but this was so helpful, you always put out great content, but definitely my favorite, hope you put out more like this, keep it up.
Very useful. I believe you are putting out some great content!
This is a great video. I hate when someone tells you just go throw this in grass in the summertime and crush them. its unrealistic. The truth is its a grind just like what you went through. Love the videos man.
Excellent job! One of the best bass videos I've seen. Thanks!
Thanks for showing some of the struggles of fishing grass Tyler and how to fish out of them.
Would love to see more videos like this! Fantastic!
Great lesson. Thank you!
super helpful, and well explained thanks and much appreciate it
Great breakdown. Loved this video.
Another good one. As usual. What lures did you use for this video? Color, size, etc. Thanks for putting these videos together. They have really upped my production on the water. You’re a wealth of knowledge.
Sweet video and very strategic point of view! Nice work keep at it👍🏽
I'm going to start implementing your system as far as time spent and covering water. I've been trying to come up with a good system since I have a tendency to spend way too long in one area without getting a bite.
Fantastic content 👌 thank you for sharing really enjoy your videos 📹 😀
thanks for showing the reality. Aafter now a couple of trips without anything and watching other videos, this one helped alot with the confidence!
Love this kind of vid where you Express your thoughts as you go!
Pretty impressive man. Great stuff.
Indian lake is tough, but back in the creeks it gets clear and there is so many 3+ pounders I’ve caught back there
This is what I needed!!!! Thank you!!
Love this and all your content! I’m in Northeast Ohio and love that a lot of your tips are extra relevant for me on similar waters.
Have you even come up and fished the Cuyahoga river or any lakes/reservoirs up here??
Don't worry Tyler you will make bass master elite series. Keep positive keep learning you'll get there brother
Sup Tyler. Straight up great video👊
Great video…and Great timing too
I love my power bowls
Thanks ty...a truly honest depiction of bass fishing...as I'm learning, I'm finding that many times im around fish(active target) but they are neutral or not active, nor will they react. Also, am noticing that many will follow, but will not commit. I had a friend on the delta speak to the issue of moving through areas very quickly, then return several times...he thinks this helps and doesn't allow fish to witness your bait as they would if you made multiple casts in a short period of time. Thoughts?
This vid helped so much. I been going out Frog fishing the morning bite but the last 2 weekends have been rough. Anyone have tips for fishing reeds? They blow up right in the middle of the plant but I think they’re getting accustomed to seeing my frogs.
On the lake I’ve fished for a year, I look like a pro out there slamming bass in the grass lines on the tuffest days, while other guys are striking out pitching into the tulies. It varies from lake to lake. I go to other lakes an I’m the one striking out. Sometimes you just have to know the water. That’s why practice days are so important
Thanks, Very good Video !!
I'm happy that I found you😁 i learning many things from you 👍
Superb content as always
None better most not as good
RUclips is DROWNING in how to rig or what luers or tackle to use videos but not many useful videos on how to actually become a better fisherman by showing the how to and when to and why to fish specific cover types and conditions you are among a very few content providers who give information that will actually enable a person to become a better smarter more successful fisherman
Awesome info!
Great insights. You should consider guiding, if you don't already. Cheers, JJ
Great video! Tyler, what Ark Randall rod do you use for frog fishing? thank you
Money maker
@@BassFishingHQ thank you!
Good approach!
Make more videos like this man. More action on the water.
Remarkable! Thanks
So when the bass are feeding, activate the Power Bowls? 7:00 Oddly makes sense!
Great Video!
How do you decide when to give up on an area
Another good content! Hands up! 😁👍
Great video!!!
Let's go!
Do you ever have meet and greets or fish with subscribers
How much of generating hits/bites do you think depends on time of the day and eating habits of the bass? During these hot months, we have tried to pick up on patterns and when we think we are on to a pattern/location/bait that works, we have watched it completely die off based solely on the time of day the bass were feeding. We were able to reproduce this behavior on back to back days, it was just dependent on the time of day rather than what we were doing or where we were. We have started to "watch the clock" so to speak, and if we started out successful with a pattern, but it bleeds off to nothing at 9am (hot), then the pattern comes back successful around 2-4pm or later, we think it just has more to do with time of day rather than the pattern (seems more common in hot months). I think using your patterns here might help us dissect that time of day that seems tougher to catch, say from 9am - 2-3pm in summer?
More vids like this please!
Thanks for watching. I plan to do a lot more like this
I was worried that you were going to throw your back out when you got a bite.
You are yeeting those bass out of the water
It’s gonna be a good one
Love bass fishing. It takes some skills
I definitely like the REAL fishing videos!
Bro did you play baseball? Schwinggg!!
Damn great video!!!
Next time I am at a crowded lake and I hook a bass, instead of shouting "Fish On!", I am gonna yell "And then THIS Happened!" Ha ha ha!
Seems so simple, but this might be your best video yet.
Thanks for the comment. I want to do more like this and just trying to see if people like it
My cousin has a home on Indian Lake, she's been begging me to come up and fish it , is it worth leaving Tennessee to fish in Ohio?
i'm no tournament fisherman but is there a reason to set the hook so viciously, to the point where you're airlifting the fish over your head to the opposite side of the boat? everyone talks about proper ways to hold a bass as to not break their jaws, but tearing their lips off beforehand doesn't seem too sustainable either. wouldn't ripping the hook that hard just create a bigger hole in the lips for the barb to come out and ultimately allowing the fish to get loose somehow? genuinely curious, I'm entirely ignorant and about 3 months into the sport
The little known flying bass species! 😂😂😂
Excellent video about how it is…. Power bowls? Lay off of Taco Bell a bit!!! 😂
zebra mussel really messed up this lake!! this lake has had a harvester running for weeks now just to clear the lanes you see!
It’s gonna be one of the best lakes in the state if they let the grass grow
@@BassFishingHQ pleasure boater will never let it happen cowan was opened up to idle only and the sailboaters canceled that quickly also
Man, I live in Indiana and would make the trip to come and fish with you to pick your brain
Another good one. Might even consider trying a...chatterbait. Yea verily, like snowflakes unto Hades. It was a thought anyway. Really like your videos though.
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I heard indian is so bad with grass this year, that you couldn't get on pad. Didn't look that bad to me
lake has had a harvester running for weeks now just to clear the lanes you see!
Lmao love the video.. but so what your saying is there is nothing but luck lmao I have bass fished all my life just some spots are good and some are not.. cover ground people... that's all this amounts to lol...don't over think it... lmao 🤣 some days I get them on a bare hook every cast some days nothing ... you don't want to work all day for 2 keepers lol in a hr if you don't get 5 + go home and enjoy your Saturday another way lol
Videos like these where the focus is on how to find bass, not which killer nails yo7 need to run to tackle warehouse to buy are 100 times more important to me. In fact, I’ve pretty much stopped watching videos which talk about baits for 10-15 mins. I don’t need any more baits …
Glad you enjoyed it
@@BassFishingHQ I know videos about “which baits to get” get the most views which is important to the channel’s success but videos about bass seasonal movements so so much more important to success. I firmly believe most weekend fisherman don’t catch bass because they are simply not around them …
@@theultimatesteelshooter8610 I couldn’t agree with you more. Videos about baits/lures do tend to get more views but videos on finding bass are way more important
I watch most of your videos and i can never catch a bass lmao i only catch catfish 😭😭😭😆😆😆😆