I was in Biology class when i got a notification that you uploaded so i started watching this video on my Chromebook my Bio teacher saw me watching and was about to yell at me until he noticed it was you he still made me close it but said "just because its Lawson i wont give you a referral" and i almost died laughing but now me and my bio teacher are best buds.. shout out to Mr. Biver
Bought a few of these rubber shrimps. Back in the day the DOA was a big hit ; although honestly never did any good with them. But today it seems that GULP and Z Man and others ; have brought the A --- game and keen to try again. My arsenal ; # Some shrimp baits ( in assorted brands ....in the 3 inch range .) Colours gold fleck; natural etc # Diawa BG 1O reel with 6lb line. # 7 foot ultra light graphite rod PLUS : Plano Magnum Tackle Box Tide chart .... Landing net .... No idea where to try ; have to a research spots in or around Sydney. These baits you cannot eat if no fish bite on them ; unlike the real deal... lol ! Any tips ???
I don't think it makes such a huge difference between baits except maybe the chartruese tail is what they like. But pretty much a shrimp is a shrimp! People swear by certain brands but I can catch em on all brands!!😎👍👍
I don't think it was the color difference. (although it COULD have made a difference). My bet would be b/c you used the vudu shrimp. The vudu shrimp looks VERY realistic b/c of the tail action flip/bend it creates when jerked. The vudu shrimp (the one in your left hand) def has more tail bending and flicker than the other one. Thats just my guess. I use them and they slam fish. There is guy on here from LA who has a channel and in one of them he did a pool test with artificial shrimp. The vudu and live target shrimps smoked all others. Great videos to BTW.
seing that you like trowing shrimp like artificials, i suggest you (and everyone else) try the offshore angler "scamper shrimp" tails on a round or football jighead between 3/8 to half oz. very durable, very cheap and deadly on snook, trout and pretty much anything! pompano, lookdown, ladyfish, you name it, it catches it. very underrrated and under appreciated bait =)
5 лет назад
Beautiful *Video* Congratulations to the fisherman! Hug from Brazil!!!👍🎣🐠
Being a fisherman from Wisconsin what you call trash fish I call fun fish. I will take lady fish all day over small large mouth or pan fish like bluegill or pumpkins. With that being said I think I will be okay with the 40”-50” Muskie and 3ib plus small mouth
Lawson is killing it!! i started to throw artificial heavy this weekend Friday for 2 hours then like 4 hours Saturday and 3-5 hours Sunday and caught zero fish.... but that will not stop me, i'm sure that im doing it wrong but will keep trying and learning. im sure the wind and current got me the worst tho.. still learning
I love how in one place a certain fish is classed as trash but in another its a prized sport fish. In Australia we call Ladyfish a Giant Herring and they are very elusive and often bust you off, I lost one over a metre long on the weekend.
I don't have the luxury of fishing in great areas like this often. Had a ladyfish on back in May and am tortured that I lost it. I hate the phrase "trash fish."
Vudu shrimp has become one of if not my favorite lure to use lately. Haven't been able to catch fish on anything else the past week. Its been out fishing live shrimp
I think a lot of predators can see ultraviolet light spectrum way better than we can. More and more lure companies are adding colors that are very good at reflecting uv light like chartreuse, pink, and white ect. I have noticed that those colors are very effective in most circumstances, the major exception being when fish are skittish and spooky. Those days you want to stay natural and subtle. You can go though your tackle box with a black light and group your lures based on their reaction to uv light. Then you can break out the uv flashy stuff when it's murky, overcast, and so on and use the natural and darker colors when the bite is light and the fish are spooked before you even get near them.
The Brazilian fishermen use artificial shrimp very similar to those of their video, only the technique that I noticed is a little different in the touches of rod and recoil of the line, are two touches longer and the recoil is made to remove the slack of the line and when you feel the shrimp touch the sand, it restarts the cycle with the two touches and recollection. And so the bait simulates the movement of a live shrimp. This technique takes several species, especially the Big Snook. Note: The rod is quick-action to better convey the stick-to-toe taps to the bait.
Try fishing those shrimp baits in tandem to see how they do. Also, try getting some of the color dip for plastic baits and add that to the bait which doesn’t have the colored tail. Should be some interesting results!
The VuDu shrimp is by far the best artificial on the market. I don't know why but it out fishes all others 3:1 it took me a while to figure it out but do a comparison yourself and then talk to me😎👍👍
What a great illustration of how much difference just a subtle change can make! If I had to guess what factors made the one lure more successful, I’d say it’s 1) weight, 2) appendages and 3) visibility of the chartreuse in that order.
The 2 big differences between those shrimp were the one that was working had the bright tail and lots of tail wagging. With the increase in using soft plastics I've started doing for the past year in fresh and salt, I've seen how fish love the tail wagging, like a Berkley Havoc Bottom Hopper Jr vs the traditional Berkley Powerbait curly tail worm and paddle tails that have "dog-like" wagging vs the traditional ones. A large difference in color on the tail or a rear teaser on a hard jerkbait is an attractant. BTW- Bluefish are known to not fully react to the hook in their mouth until they see the person or vesel. Once you get them close enough, THEY RUN!
Love the waders and salt water/shore line game !!! To many boat/fresh water anglers... WIsh I could try that shrimp here in Europe. Im sure the seatrout would smash it!
Looked like a good morning of wade fishing. It was very interesting seeing the different results of the two lures. I fish jerk shads a lot, and have noticed that switching between colors of the same brand makes only a small difference, but changing brands can be a huge difference due to different fall rate and action depending on density of material, shape, etc.
Pumped you are getting back on a boat, I've been really enjoying the diversity of videos of late, and hope you keep it up. I went wade fishing for the first time this week. A little sketchy in darker water around here but found a lot of locations I would of never been able to get to in my boat.
I love how you fight the fish isn’t of rushing them in like many RUclips’s do, letting them fight and stuff is the best part, playing the fish and not rushing it
I would love to see a video where you pick a fishing spot from Google maps. I live in west central Florida. I'd like to see what you look for when bank fishing.
Do a video where you go bass fishing with saltwater baits, like use the shrimp instead of rubber worms, use gulp, bucktails, etc. Thatd be interesting to see what works well for both
It's gotta be the chart tail and the increased action, that first shrimp's tail is way more floppy. I've been having a lot of luck with the Zerek/Vudu mullet with chart tail, they have a lot of tail wiggle also but def going to pick up some of those shrimp.
Mr. Lawson a good suggestion when you're fishing from the shore maybe try some a little bit of chum to help you attract more fish even though I know you use a lot of artificial lures but who knows it could probably help
My pops got it this morning from a Mangrove Snapper. Always warning him, now he knows. Congrats on a nice day. But.....I remember a recent wade fishing video from a certain angler who said that "it doesn't matter on the type of artifical shrimp". And now you know.
I don't think the color had anything to do with it. The shrimp with the chartreuse tail has better tail action than that golden shrimp. Maybe if you worked the golden shrimp a little slower, it would've been successful...maybe. Great vidz as usual!
Nice diversity lately, especially the trout and pomp. Have to ask though, now that the boat is gone are the monster jack and snook going away too? They are your best vids
You should see if you could find a swimming pool and then use your GoPro camera underwater and throw your lures in so you can see the action, how they settle, and their movement.That would be great for us viewers to see.
Really noticing you are pumping it up on fishing tips, thanks. Pompano, the best textured meat and tasting fish out there! I noticed you were really working that shrimp fast, contradicting your lesson on fishing with artificial shrimp recently, hmmmnnn, too many energy drinks maybe?
@@RadReelingFishing Pretty sure I know the video you're talking about. He said he was working it slower because of colder water temps in the video. Just double checked and he also was talking about people being too fast in general. Youre right.
He's probably too used to getting into jacks with erratic retrieves, causing him to not have the patience to slowly bottom bounce. I've given him tips on how to bottom bounce for sluggish fish during the colder months, but I haven't seen him doing it yet.
U are not an a ideate, Lawson , you make my fishing skunked day look like fisherman heaven
watching u'r video is not boring, luv it..
"Trash can slam". Real nice.
I was in Biology class when i got a notification that you uploaded so i started watching this video on my Chromebook my Bio teacher saw me watching and was about to yell at me until he noticed it was you he still made me close it but said "just because its Lawson i wont give you a referral" and i almost died laughing but now me and my bio teacher are best buds.. shout out to Mr. Biver
Never happened
Johnny bruh r u in he's class. (No hate)
Miles Blair yes i am actually Mr Biver but you didn’t know that so ill let it slide this time
Legendary
@@faceripper77 haha
It was the action in the tail that made the difference
Throwing back a keeper pompano in my house is a sin!
Bought a few of these rubber shrimps.
Back in the day the DOA was a big hit ; although honestly never did any good with them.
But today it seems that GULP and Z Man and others ; have brought the A --- game and keen to try again.
My arsenal ;
# Some shrimp baits ( in assorted brands ....in the 3 inch range .) Colours gold fleck; natural etc
# Diawa BG 1O reel with 6lb line.
# 7 foot ultra light graphite rod
PLUS :
Plano Magnum Tackle Box
Tide chart ....
Landing net ....
No idea where to try ; have to a research spots in or around Sydney.
These baits you cannot eat if no fish bite on them ; unlike the real deal... lol !
Any tips ???
Lawson do more Backcountry paddle board fishing
I second that! The micro skiff videos are some of my favorite
Or backcountry kayak fishing.
Jensen Beach! my apartment is right down the road
I haven't been watching much lately, did Lawson move north? He seems to be catching more reds and trout.
Don't forget houndfish that will also try to bite you haha
Skip to 15:25
I don't think it makes such a huge difference between baits except maybe the chartruese tail is what they like. But pretty much a shrimp is a shrimp! People swear by certain brands but I can catch em on all brands!!😎👍👍
Herman's bay?
I don't think it was the color difference. (although it COULD have made a difference). My bet would be b/c you used the vudu shrimp. The vudu shrimp looks VERY realistic b/c of the tail action flip/bend it creates when jerked. The vudu shrimp (the one in your left hand) def has more tail bending and flicker than the other one. Thats just my guess. I use them and they slam fish. There is guy on here from LA who has a channel and in one of them he did a pool test with artificial shrimp. The vudu and live target shrimps smoked all others. Great videos to BTW.
Hi Lawson. Great videos. What brand is the shrimp with the chartreuse tail, please. I would like some for my tackle box......Greg
seing that you like trowing shrimp like artificials, i suggest you (and everyone else) try the offshore angler "scamper shrimp" tails on a round or football jighead between 3/8 to half oz. very durable, very cheap and deadly on snook, trout and pretty much anything! pompano, lookdown, ladyfish, you name it, it catches it. very underrrated and under appreciated bait =)
Beautiful *Video* Congratulations to the fisherman!
Hug from Brazil!!!👍🎣🐠
My guess would be ...the lures catches...the angler doesnt't! 😁😁
Being a fisherman from Wisconsin what you call trash fish I call fun fish. I will take lady fish all day over small large mouth or pan fish like bluegill or pumpkins. With that being said I think I will be okay with the 40”-50” Muskie and 3ib plus small mouth
Lawson is killing it!! i started to throw artificial heavy this weekend Friday for 2 hours then like 4 hours Saturday and 3-5 hours Sunday and caught zero fish.... but that will not stop me, i'm sure that im doing it wrong but will keep trying and learning. im sure the wind and current got me the worst tho.. still learning
to complete the trashcan slam challenge you have to catch a hardhead catfish and get stung in the hand.
That vudu shrimp is 🔥
I like that you’re describing your gear setup. That helps
I love how in one place a certain fish is classed as trash but in another its a prized sport fish. In Australia we call Ladyfish a Giant Herring and they are very elusive and often bust you off, I lost one over a metre long on the weekend.
In South Africa we call them skipjack, they average 7-10kg. On my to catch list, but like you say, super elusive
I don't have the luxury of fishing in great areas like this often. Had a ladyfish on back in May and am tortured that I lost it. I hate the phrase "trash fish."
Good bait!
Hey lawson was that a vudu shrimp? The one with the chartreuse
Vudu shrimp has become one of if not my favorite lure to use lately. Haven't been able to catch fish on anything else the past week. Its been out fishing live shrimp
14:44 That voice is just absolutely golden. 😂
When do you plan on putting out more paddle board videos? The first one was an amazing location!
The one catching, is that a Vudu?
So what was the shrimp lure on the left?
You forgot to put the link in the description!
What happened to the boat?
I think a lot of predators can see ultraviolet light spectrum way better than we can. More and more lure companies are adding colors that are very good at reflecting uv light like chartreuse, pink, and white ect. I have noticed that those colors are very effective in most circumstances, the major exception being when fish are skittish and spooky. Those days you want to stay natural and subtle. You can go though your tackle box with a black light and group your lures based on their reaction to uv light. Then you can break out the uv flashy stuff when it's murky, overcast, and so on and use the natural and darker colors when the bite is light and the fish are spooked before you even get near them.
The Brazilian fishermen use artificial shrimp very similar to those of their video, only the technique that I noticed is a little different in the touches of rod and recoil of the line, are two touches longer and the recoil is made to remove the slack of the line and when you feel the shrimp touch the sand, it restarts the cycle with the two touches and recollection. And so the bait simulates the movement of a live shrimp. This technique takes several species, especially the Big Snook. Note: The rod is quick-action to better convey the stick-to-toe taps to the bait.
Do you wade in sand pockets or in straight sand
magkano to shrimp bait color green
Try fishing those shrimp baits in tandem to see how they do. Also, try getting some of the color dip for plastic baits and add that to the bait which doesn’t have the colored tail. Should be some interesting results!
Please do more shark fishing
What are those pliers you use call?
The VuDu shrimp is by far the best artificial on the market. I don't know why but it out fishes all others 3:1 it took me a while to figure it out but do a comparison yourself and then talk to me😎👍👍
What a great illustration of how much difference just a subtle change can make!
If I had to guess what factors made the one lure more successful, I’d say it’s 1) weight, 2) appendages and 3) visibility of the chartreuse in that order.
Lawson the Bob Ross of fishing.
The 2 big differences between those shrimp were the one that was working had the bright tail and lots of tail wagging.
With the increase in using soft plastics I've started doing for the past year in fresh and salt, I've seen how fish love the tail wagging, like a Berkley Havoc Bottom Hopper Jr vs the traditional Berkley Powerbait curly tail worm and paddle tails that have "dog-like" wagging vs the traditional ones.
A large difference in color on the tail or a rear teaser on a hard jerkbait is an attractant.
BTW- Bluefish are known to not fully react to the hook in their mouth until they see the person or vesel. Once you get them close enough, THEY RUN!
Love the waders and salt water/shore line game !!! To many boat/fresh water anglers... WIsh I could try that shrimp here in Europe. Im sure the seatrout would smash it!
My son got me started on your channel and I LOVE IT ! Thanks for the set up detail you really have helped me out my Freind !
Great video. Definitely can't wait for another Backcountry Paddle board fishing.
Love the vids!!! Especially the Surf fishing ones. Your expertise gives me awesome ideas for my channel! Keep it up!
Looked like a good morning of wade fishing. It was very interesting seeing the different results of the two lures. I fish jerk shads a lot, and have noticed that switching between colors of the same brand makes only a small difference, but changing brands can be a huge difference due to different fall rate and action depending on density of material, shape, etc.
what isthe name of producer of yellow tail shrimp.and model name number
Pumped you are getting back on a boat, I've been really enjoying the diversity of videos of late, and hope you keep it up. I went wade fishing for the first time this week. A little sketchy in darker water around here but found a lot of locations I would of never been able to get to in my boat.
does anyone know what knot he ties around 9:00? Thanks
Man i learn so much from your videos. Im really trying to key in my artificial saltwater techniques on the west coast
What brand of reel is that
Thanks for the tips Lawson!
You haven’t ate Jack have you?? lol
I love how you fight the fish isn’t of rushing them in like many RUclips’s do, letting them fight and stuff is the best part, playing the fish and not rushing it
Your content is so real and it is refreshing to watch videos from someone who knows their shit!
You do a great Lawson impersonation ... sounds just like him 😜
Had no luck in 3 days of fishing in port aransas texas...saltwater fishing is really different from freshwater fishing for sure...
love the Pomp. best fighting fish.
Just ordered my MTB! Thanks 👍 $35 bucks for the regular three months! Can’t beat it
I would love to see a video where you pick a fishing spot from Google maps. I live in west central Florida. I'd like to see what you look for when bank fishing.
Lithard fish.
Lawson I’ve been loving the wading videos! Keep it up man.
Do a video where you go bass fishing with saltwater baits, like use the shrimp instead of rubber worms, use gulp, bucktails, etc. Thatd be interesting to see what works well for both
So cool bro😊👍😄
lawson you are literally killing it right now!
You need to know the brazilians soft shrimp of Big ones and Monster softbaits. The realism in the water is incredible!
It's gotta be the chart tail and the increased action, that first shrimp's tail is way more floppy. I've been having a lot of luck with the Zerek/Vudu mullet with chart tail, they have a lot of tail wiggle also but def going to pick up some of those shrimp.
Dude your killing it! Sick video as always
No link in description.
can anybody tell me what kind of reel he's using please?
I believe 2500 Penn Clash
My opinion the weigh on the head makes difference. It totally changes the swim of the bait. Great vid. Keep it up!
Lawson, you really need to get new windshield wipers for your truck.
Mr. Lawson a good suggestion when you're fishing from the shore maybe try some a little bit of chum to help you attract more fish even though I know you use a lot of artificial lures but who knows it could probably help
You forgot to put the MTB link in the description.
What reel is that?
My pops got it this morning from a Mangrove Snapper. Always warning him, now he knows. Congrats on a nice day. But.....I remember a recent wade fishing video from a certain angler who said that "it doesn't matter on the type of artifical shrimp". And now you know.
Super informative. Thanks man!
where do you look for specific wading spots?
We want more paddle board videos
great videos man. You get right to it and eventually get to show what you're using which is nice.
Fun to catch different species. Well done.
I like to use some fish grips to if your not keeping trout then you want to touch them least as possible
that area looks good for the board
My favorite Trout spot is filled with Lady Fish. You just have to weed through them like you said.
I don't think the color had anything to do with it. The shrimp with the chartreuse tail has better tail action than that golden shrimp. Maybe if you worked the golden shrimp a little slower, it would've been successful...maybe.
Great vidz as usual!
Killing it Lawson, love your content, keep it up bro!
Nice diversity lately, especially the trout and pomp. Have to ask though, now that the boat is gone are the monster jack and snook going away too? They are your best vids
Glad seeing your channel grow man.
Popped up in my "recommendeds" ----- For whatever reason, I hadn't "Liked" nor "commented" -------- But I was down to watching again!!! Be Safe
Bro! I can't believe you let the Pompano go !!
You should see if you could find a swimming pool and then use your GoPro camera underwater and throw your lures in so you can see the action, how they settle, and their movement.That would be great for us viewers to see.
mixing it up...cool!
bro, jensen beach just north of the golf course?
Also, please try neko rigging some zman or gulp shrimp. Its fun as hell and doesnt snag as much
Awesome day out there.
14:24. 21?
Really noticing you are pumping it up on fishing tips, thanks. Pompano, the best textured meat and tasting fish out there! I noticed you were really working that shrimp fast, contradicting your lesson on fishing with artificial shrimp recently, hmmmnnn, too many energy drinks maybe?
Work it slow when it's cold out. It's been a lot warmer down here the last week or so.
@@kaos336 I'm guessing you didn't see the video I'm referring to?
@@RadReelingFishing Pretty sure I know the video you're talking about. He said he was working it slower because of colder water temps in the video. Just double checked and he also was talking about people being too fast in general. Youre right.
@@kaos336 The boy is crushing the fish, must have figured out the ideal speed. I haven't missed a Lawson Lindsey episode in two years!
He's probably too used to getting into jacks with erratic retrieves, causing him to not have the patience to slowly bottom bounce. I've given him tips on how to bottom bounce for sluggish fish during the colder months, but I haven't seen him doing it yet.
Between the two shrimp I'm going to say the one voodoo has a little bit more action the way the lead weighs it down