Best Bluegill Bait
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- This is my #1 SECRET Bluegill Bream Panfish and Sunfish BAIT and I'm Stupid for Sharing This. I share my secret bluegill bait that I discovered by accident years ago, this tiny bait is the best lure I have ever used for bluegill, sunfish, bream, and panfish, of coarse besides live bait. This is my favorite bait to use when ultra light fishing, I really didn't want to share this secret but I hope it helps you guys catch more bream! Please SUBSCRIBE and help us get to 100K! Here↠ bit.ly/2SWgRUR
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I am 10 years old and I'm so good at fishing and your tips are helpful
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Thanks so much for sharing this. I had been using various baits like crappie nibbles and pink corn, but the bigger bluegills swim up to them and turn around. They swim up to this thing and eat it! This morning I experimented by nose hooking just the end of the bait with the hook point sticking out the flat side. Works just as good, maybe better. No more threading for me. Thanks again.
Actually from a guy who lives in TN only some of the lake are deep and rocky, most of them are actually like clay and gravel and a fair share of grass, that are really shallow in most places! But I tried that bait you showed around some grass in 6 feet of water and it caught me a lot of dinner.
Crappie sliders with a 1/32oz jighead are the absolute best from my personal experience. Im definitely gonna try the senko trick and see how it works
Favorite color sliders?
E C my favorite is the pink top with the green bottom. I think its called electric chicken. I also love the watermelon.
My go to is a 1/64 oz black marabou jig. Looks like a leach to them. Hits are instantaneous.
You are not stupid for sharing this knowledge. I think it was nice of you to do so. Thank you. U.S. Army, Ret. TX
That looks like a good way to bass fish, catch 5 2 lb bass you in second place in many local tournaments, like to try that rig on a Zebco 33 set up, and that first bass you caught could mean the difference in a tournament.
I use crickets
I use the method of watching the line too and appreciate the bait advice - I wouldn’t expect the piece or plastic worm to be that remarkable but to be honest, I’ve had great success with many baits, mostly live or weighted flies.
Another hack to catch bluegill or bass and anything in between, take paracord cut it to the same length of yours and hook it up and be ready to catch
Black eyed Susie flower pedals will mimic most lures in a pinch. I caught three bass using the flower. You have to hook it so the pedals are on the bottom and use a light jigging action.
That’s super cool, I kinda did the same thing with a small piece of a plastic worm I found laying on the bank when I was a kid. I was catching small bass and honestly that’s what got me into bass fishing.
Personally I use my ice fishing rod setup all year long for jigging, can't beat the sensitivity off an ice rod.
Interesting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Broke the fish off right after talking about drag. That was good timing or editing. Thanks for the video. I'm gonna try it.
I grow live worms worms for bream/spekeled perch fishing
My grandma did a long time ago also we would go dig them up and go fishing
@@ReelJedi yea same I dig some up too
I don't use senko worms but I have them somewhere.
Can't wait to try em. Cool action.
A good substance for making little jigs like this is the skin off a pork shoulder or roast.
It's tough, but flexible and rawhide, hard to damage and fish like it. A strip will mimic a plastic worm, too.
You made it look easy. Definitely going to give it a try.
I will definitely try this. Thanks for sharing.
Im just going to keep my opinion to myself on that four pound line.
I could use a Shout out 😆 . It’s funny you are showing this as I was just doing this not long ago and was smoking the bluegill and war mouth in the river behind my house.
By the way how do you like those carbon shield rods?
Sweet! And the carbon shield rod is awesome I've had it for a few years now
i liked what you are saying. I'm here in ichigan and give your bait a try. Thanks.
There's a little goldfish pond by where I live, you can drop colored hooks in the water and watch them hit it so many times before one gets caught. Gonna have to try this to get my daughter a fish, she ain't got the patience yet but I think if I land her a few she'll fish with me xD
The first time I took my oldest daughter fishing, she was three. It had been raining steadily for almost a week. I had just caught a 12-inch bluegill and was feeling proud. Less than a minute later my daughter pulled up on her fishing rod and "horsed" a nice bass onto the bank, all by herself. All three of our girls fish circles around me and I love it!
Worms work the best. Can’t beat them. Or crickets, too.
I prefer nightcrawlers and red worms over plastics
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Interesting that this works as I’m not sure just what natural forage this is supposed to mimic.
Shape wise, maybe a leech, but it definitely doesn't move like one.
Maybe small leeches or small crawdads. Just a thought.
I catch crayfish peel the tail and use about 1/4 peace of fresh bait every time I catch blu-Gill an sun fish .
Try putting that cray on a big bobber at about 18" on a treble with a rubber band around his waist so he can work his tail. He will drag that bobber all over but that big bass is gonna eventually find him.
Seems like this would be good on a dropshot rig as well.
Sounds like a good idea. Let me know how it works for ya.
Or just use a Bison colored Trout magnet!
Looking fwd to using w my flyrod. Reminds me of uncle josh fly strips
Been using canned sweet corn since my childhood in the 70s
Dude , im perking up hotter then a texas twister on fresh hott paved texas asphault , this weekend im planning on catching some bream so i could have a bream sammich. the bait method i never thought of doing it that way.
i just watched a vid on catchin bream & enjoyed it!! Thanks!!
Ever used braid to get a smaller diameter but stronger test line?
Yes, I prefer straight mono throwing this around, less hassle and wind knots
@@ReelJedi that I can understand
I prefer fluro / mono hybrid lines over braid
I second the wind knots being a problem. I was running 8 pound braid and got so frustrated with it that I stripped it off and replaced it with 4 pound fluorocarbon.
Do you bring the hook out the flat side or round side? Watched on my phone so it was hard to see
Forget the Beetle Spin. A ¹/¹⁶oz Black or Gray Minnow Roostertail will outfish it 3 to 1 because it has 3 hooks vs. 1 on the Beetle Spin, plus they're in the back where they hook up every time. There is no better lure. It's my SURVIVAL lure.
Those are good. Definitely my go to lure. But not for panfish.
Obviously the fish thinks it's a kosher dill pickle. Explains everything, LOL!
Great video! I’m just now learning to fish and I want to start out fishing smaller fish like bluegill and crappie. So if you or anyone else have any advice it will sure be helpful.
Get you some Popeyes green or black , and get some meal worms not wax worms. Put meal worm on the hook with a small bopper and ur good to go.
Learn the child rig and easy rig
the smaller the hook the more small fish you can catch. use a smaller test line also. 10 lbs or less
@@ced3576 I use a Mop Fly on a number 6 fly hook as a sort of UL Ned Rig tied to 3lb fluro leader. It works well.
The gulp/gulp alive baits work very well for freshwater.
good advice i live in vermont
Thanks for sharing this. I will definitely try it.
And you were saying something about making sure your drag was set right???
They love trout magnets too
When I fish I always set the hook wrong and I’m at out door adventure I saw a 20 in bass and he ignored my bait I have been hopping a curlly tail off the weeds the guy said use a hotdog so we’ll see how it works
One inch gulp minnows work great also.
Yep!! That drag was way to tight!!!
Neat. I was on te way to this, got a bunch of cut up worms in tackle box. Pete
I love that
Thanks for the tip
I literly learned this 2weeks ago I've been failing to catch small bass so I cut down a old worm lure and boom. Caught back to back small bass.
I'm gonna give it a try!
Anyone use corn on a hook?
great tips, tricks, & pearls!
Good tips & quality video. Well done.
Rhanks for the tip i never known about this
Using a sienna sedona. Best $30 spinning reel ever.
I have one on ul fenwick. Good reel, have caught big bass on it and the drag works fine
I’m gonna check this out
Hey thanks!
Im 68 , ima try it 😎 thanks
Didn't even know fish can smell human scent! Haha good to know!
Not really proven but ask every fisherman and they'll tell you the fish bite whenyu disguise human scents
Cane pole's are great for panfish
Nice video I’ll definitely have to try this
Thank you! Let me know how you do!
the only 2 things I miss about Fla. is warm winters and the fishing
Will try it soon
Creative I could see this slaying
Surprisingly enough, bluegills really go after pieces of Slim Jims
Power bait night crawler cut into small chunks tear bream up
Thanks for the tip.
Thanks I'll give it a try
Well it Works
A black ant fly. About less than half inch. Especially cold weather
Forgot about that one yes that would work on multiple species.
Didnt see many bluegill get caught🤔😅
Thanks great tip.
A keystone minnow is my favorite. They are nearly impossible to find now
renosky keystone minnow jig
small jig baited with a salad shrimp....they cant resist it.
That was a great idea thanks I'll be doing this next time out
Your welcome!
You can literally catch bluegill with blades of grass..
Exactly.. one of the easiest fish to catch.
What...?? U just put a piece of grass on hook?? Golly.
I’ve caught them on bare hooks in a very small pond that was overpopulated..
Just drop your hook in and they jump on it
I’m going to try this!
Great tip on catching pan fish but do you have any tips on catching crappie in grass filled ponds with limited space to cast from the bank if you do that would be spectacular thanks for the videos and keep up the great work it well needed for fisherman all over so keep them coming
Going to try this on a fly rod
not sure what kind of bait I am trying to catch.
The trick is holding the line
Wow i cut up a old senko the other day cuz i was bored and threw it out
Do you put the flat side facing up or down?
Down
@@ReelJedi Ty what kind of hook/size do you recommend?
Try a fly called, Quigley
Mealy worms is the best for Bluegill.
Very enjoyable
Interesting I’ll try that
I get broke off every time I hook a ten pounder. Yet to get one in the boat!
You'll get em next time
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i already do this though i started this one day when i had no rod reel or line i was at the park but i wasnt aloud to bring my tackle so i found a stick small hook and found braid and a old trick worm ripped the trickworm and bam
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I'm a new fisherman and I'm a little confused what is it a sinko tail? Sorry noob fisherman here. Just starting out at 32 lol
Senko is a brand of plastic worms. I think he means using the tail.
Nice trick man
Thanks!
Dude your a genius, we were doing this back in the 70’s 👎
Music was awful
You look stupid with your hat on backwards
Happy Fishing
Nice to know that someone else has knowledge of this....you can also do it with grubs!
Nice! What kind of grubs?
I've had luck with brown, white, and dark green. I've always just assumed that to the fish white resembles bread and brown resembles a chunk of worm. But green resembles any and everything I guess lol
The absolute best bait for bream , trout , crappie and all smaller fish is . WASP LARVAE.
4# line lmao !
I have caught COUNTLESS bream ALL YEAR LONG using red worms 🪱....
Some VERY large ones at that...
As well as 4 lb largemouth bass, and bigger...
However, this is something I will try...
"I should not be sharing this"
This is how I feel when I tell people about the Renosky Keystone Minnow jig. I've caught 140+ fish a day with that.
Thank you SO much for sharing this cool tip! I am just learning how to fish, and I was getting diheartened not being able to catch anything. I tried this somewhat recently at a local lake and was shocked at how quickly the tiny bluegills by the shore would flock to this little chunk of lure! I had 4 or 5 chasing and pecking at it at times!
I had a sweet interaction yesterday with a little family, a mom and her two little boys, who came by asking for tips when I was shorefishing on how to fish as it was their first ever fishing trip. I showed them your setup with half a chunk of one of my damaged green pumpkin senko worms and they ended up catching 6 blue gills in 2 hours! Their youngest boy didn't even have to cast or reel the fish in, just dangling this in the water with a bit of line was enough to catch fish! It was a really sweet interaction and your video made it possible for both them and I to have a great time learning how to catch these tiny fish. Thank you!!
use a worm and number 6 hook.
One time I was screwing around and threw a bare hook into the water and caught pumpkin seed fish.
That's awesome!
It’s nice to be CoCo sometimes 😂
I used to do that when I was a kid and ran out of worms. I would just tie on a shiny gold hook below a bobber and split shot rig and just twitch it. Worked surprisingly well at times! Still do that sometimes when trying to catch small sunfish for bait.