The HOTTEST New Techniques for BIG Smallmouth Bass
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- The Cindy Rig and Sneaky Underspin are the two hottest new techniques for catching BIG smallmouth! Benjamin Nowak teaches you everything you need to know to use these techniques to catch big bass!
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Drop Minnow (Matte Black, Green Pumpkin, & Spicy Melon) - omnia.direct/61624DropMinnow
Rod - 7'6" ML TFO Spinning Rod - omnia.direct/SB2TFO763
Reel - Size 35 Pfleuger Supreme XT - omnia.direct/Pflueger
Line: 8lb Braid to a 6lb Fluorocarbon Leader
The Great Lakes Finesse Sneaky Underspin, drop minnow, and cindy rig approach are great ways to target big smallmouth bass across the country!
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Rocking the Finn Fishing hat! That must make Ty happy
Love the underspin I have the ball heads but never used them yet I will have to try this Cindy rig
@@JoseMartinez-dq4km Yes, I wasn’t a believer until I locked it in my hand for a few trips and consistently got bites
The cindy seems almost exactly like a hair jig, would you say they are interchangeable?
Amazing video.......going to try in north southern ontario. Thx man
Great video Ben amd I got my hands finally last month on the Great Lakes Finesse Underspin in both silver and the gold blades. I only picked up spicy melon as I have so many different small plastic style swimbaits to try the underspin with. I really like the Megabass okishira screw head and will use that with similar straight plastic swim baits like the Cindy Rig. Will hopefully get out end of July as going on vacation for over 2 weeks so no fishing till I am back. Can't wait to try them out and keep the great videos coming!
Good breakdown when to use which. Curious how you decide when to pick up a Cindy vs a hair jig?
Thanks Benjamin… I bought all that stuff last year, was afraid to use it. So small..lol. This gives me a little confidence to get out and throw em. Fish on sir! 🎣
It is so small relative to everything else, and it takes a little bit of fishing it to build that confidence, but it straight up catches bigs
headed up to hubbard lake myself for a couple weeks. Haven't had much success there in July the past few years besides the occasional biggin on a drop off with a ned rig. Staying on the north side near east bay. Is it too late to use a cindy? Maybe we aren't fishing deep enough. No electronics on the boat besides a gps lake map on my phone. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!
been doing these techniques for the past 12 years. I custom make a similar but better underspin. it was a good ride with almost no other anglers using these techniques. THEY WORK.....some days way better than others
@@lennymachowski5660 there’s definitely a time and place and some days they’re not the magic bullet. But when this bite is ON, they’re incredible tools
got a tournament on Candlewood and i think these will be a player.... I have $100 bucks in gift cards to bass pro and i think ima just smoke them on Great lakes finesse stuff lol 🤷🏾♂
The GLF stuff is LEGIT. Give it a shot and let me know how it goes dude 🙌🏻
@@brnowak_fishing just sent it! it will be here on monday! im fishing tuesday and ill let you know
Nil I spent 80 a week ago. Next day I threw the sneaky in a river on water with maybe a foot of clarity. The sneaky caught everything. Rock bass, small mouth, largies. Just about anywhere I was casting it it was getting hit or chased
Ben quick question, were you doing this technique around previous GPS spots of know smallmouth beds in Lake Hubbard, because i have fished Lake Hubbard several times and its nothing but a 1/2 mile flat that runs the circumference of the lake with scattered rock, timber and some weeds. This technique doesnt seem like it’s one to go aggressively searching for bass if you were a newby to this lake. Isnt this a lake you have logged hours and hours on? Just keeping it real. Thanks
Hey John, when I went up for pre practice I had never fished the areas I was starting in. I picked an area where I thought fish would stage or spawn based on what I could see on google earth/topo maps (lots of dark spots, grass, subtle depth changes, big flats/bays). From there I put the trolling motor on 5 or 6 and covered as much water as possible. I’m three days of practice for that tournament I covered as much of the west shore as I could - hitting literally the entire west shore of the lake, targeting whatever depth I was getting the most bites or thought would be most effective (6-9fow). I’ve spent some time on Hubbard, but prior to this tournament had only spent maybe 5 days on, most just fishing history
Is a 4000 size spinning reel to large for these lighter and longer rods?
@@randygrueb7058 no not necessarily, whatever you can cast furthest with. Normally the larger the reel, the easier line comes off, so the farther you can throw
@@brnowak_fishing Thanks for the feedback!
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Thanks dudeeee
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@@victorxavier9977 🙌🏻 thanks Victor
The sure spin lose the barrell spin and blade all the time got 3 missing in my box
Guys, he’s lying. These don’t catch fish. Just keep throwing your wacky rigs. 😅
@@NickyRoads 😂 this is how I felt filming this video. It felt like giving up the juicy deets, but had to talk about how powerful both techniques are
I already have issues with them restocking at my local cabelas, now it's really going to be hard.