Wow, Awesome packed, filled with Super Tips, and How too live video... You got My Vote, #1 video so far, Winter, Cold Water Fishing Hybreds, Striped Bass... Keep em coming... Better than a fishing show, cause of the persicion knowledge you share Live..
I have a second video you'll see on my video list over "Winter Time Deadsticking TIPS". I learned a few more tricks and my approach has changed since making this video and share those tips in that video. Good complimentary video to this one.
I appreciate that! I was shocked at the lack of content on the subject a few years ago when I was trying to learn. I have a newer video out covering additional tips on deadsticking that may be of interest to you if you have not seen it yet.
Hey Tim! Thanks for stopping by! I’ve been keeping up with latest videos and you have been having a pretty good winter from what I can tell! Keep it up and let me know how the hybrid/striper fishing goes!
What is that rythmic, loud, irritating banging in the backgrou Your video also said fish can be found in structure and in open water. In other words, anywhere?
Check out my other video on how to rig for deadsticking...I recently started just using a single jig tied to end of the line and honestly like it better because fewer tangles to deal with
Good video. Just a little FYI, hybrid bass DO SPAWN except not like other species. Producing eggs and sperm in the spring when temperatures are 60 to 70° F. However - Hybrid striped bass experience great difficulty reproducing naturally. ... Natural spawning of hybrids has been verified in a few instances. They may participate in spawning runs with striped bass or possibly white bass.
Yea, they spawn just like any other fish, but their fertilized eggs usually get silted in and die unless there is good flow of clean water. I have watched packs of studs roll on 10-14 pound females and it is awesome.
Are there any tips you use to consistently locate and catch winter hybrids & stripers? Please leave a comment to share these tips.
This is my 1st year hybrid fishing. I caught my largest (21" to the fork of the tail) on cut bluegill...
My jaw dropped when you said fort phantom....which is my home lake. Glad I found this channel. 👍👍
Wow, Awesome packed, filled with Super Tips, and How too live video... You got My Vote, #1 video so far, Winter, Cold Water Fishing Hybreds, Striped Bass... Keep em coming... Better than a fishing show, cause of the persicion knowledge you share Live..
Wow thanks for the encouragement! There are not a lot of helpful deadsticking videos on the web so thought I would try to make something helpful
I have a second video you'll see on my video list over "Winter Time Deadsticking TIPS". I learned a few more tricks and my approach has changed since making this video and share those tips in that video. Good complimentary video to this one.
Great information! One of the best “how too” videos for winter stripe/hyb on RUclips!
Well thank you for that! I noticed there was a lack of info on the subject and was hoping to help. Good luck this winter!
Awesome video 😊
Awesome! So far the best and the most valuable video I have found!
I appreciate that! I was shocked at the lack of content on the subject a few years ago when I was trying to learn. I have a newer video out covering additional tips on deadsticking that may be of interest to you if you have not seen it yet.
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Thanks for the info. Peace and blessings for the coming year!!
Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks awesome video
Great info! Thank for the video.
nice tips Clay. i'll try that for Buchanan to separate the baif from whites and hybrida. tim
Hey Tim! Thanks for stopping by! I’ve been keeping up with latest videos and you have been having a pretty good winter from what I can tell! Keep it up and let me know how the hybrid/striper fishing goes!
Awesome video, a lot of good information.
Clay are you using the zoom fluke or super fluke? One is a solid body and the other has a split in the belly.
What is that rythmic, loud, irritating banging in the backgrou
Your video also said fish can be found in structure and in open water. In other words, anywhere?
Yes
This is ft. Phantom in Abilene? Those are some thick fish!
I'm in Abilene, those are hard to catch
Nice video!!
Once again thanks for the info , you using braid or money and what pound test ? Thanks
Thanks! I’m using 30 pound braid.
What knots do you tie dead sticking flukes.? Top and bottom flukes tied differently .?
Check out my other video on how to rig for deadsticking...I recently started just using a single jig tied to end of the line and honestly like it better because fewer tangles to deal with
What lake is this?
Thanks
Good video. Just a little FYI, hybrid bass DO SPAWN except not like other species. Producing eggs and sperm in the spring when temperatures are 60 to 70° F. However - Hybrid striped bass experience great difficulty reproducing naturally. ... Natural spawning of hybrids has been verified in a few instances. They may participate in spawning runs with striped bass or possibly white bass.
I’ve heard they can and do spawn in some special circumstances if conditions are just right. Awesome!
Yea, they spawn just like any other fish, but their fertilized eggs usually get silted in and die unless there is good flow of clean water. I have watched packs of studs roll on 10-14 pound females and it is awesome.