The Best 45 Minute Squarebill Crankbait Video Ever Seen On YouTube…

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

Комментарии • 32

  • @Rich-mz7no
    @Rich-mz7no Год назад +2

    Thanks Randy 🤙🏻 I hope you continue with these seminars, I’m sure I’m not the only stoked when I see you have a new one out.

  • @kibscott6096
    @kibscott6096 Год назад +1

    Excellent info, I am gonna put this to use this weekend 👍, thx Randy

  • @shelbybowron8074
    @shelbybowron8074 Год назад +2

    Thanks that was excellent. It is a lot though to take in!

  • @davidheiser1566
    @davidheiser1566 Год назад +1

    Wow what a great arsenal of useful information! Thanks again!

  • @bruce7992
    @bruce7992 Год назад

    This was great Randy!

  • @georgemebs
    @georgemebs Год назад +1

    Outstanding seminar randy! Really enjoyed it and learned alot thank you so much!

  • @i-m4-real753
    @i-m4-real753 Год назад +3

    Randy, don't forget about the 'Speed Trap' by Cotton Cordell, who I do believe is the mfg... I still use Speed-Traps but for me that was the first 'Square-Bill' Crank-Bait that really caught a lot of Bass for me back in the mid to late ''80's ' and or in the very early '90's.
    Love this Channel! Great content!
    FISH-ON!!!

  • @colinjames2383
    @colinjames2383 Год назад +1

    I’ve been working on my crank game! Just in time Randy! Thank you!

  • @larryknoob9798
    @larryknoob9798 Год назад

    Thanks Randy

  • @chefmatt6299
    @chefmatt6299 Год назад +1

    Been bit by the squarebill bug, this is super timely for me!!

  • @johnniemalone5141
    @johnniemalone5141 Год назад

    Thank you. Great video.

  • @SpookyRedz
    @SpookyRedz Год назад +2

    Good one , my shallow cranking is very good , but I suffer with deep deep cranking , we have a lot of shallow water here is one of the reasons I do very good on the shallow cranks , but when I leave home and go north I need to learn the very deep ones , thanks mr Randy , loved the video too

  • @omelettedufromage11
    @omelettedufromage11 Год назад +1

    Looking forward to this one, I need all the confidence I can get with squarebills, no luck on them yet. Thanks Randy!

  • @jamesperry5084
    @jamesperry5084 Год назад

    That is a great video topic.. baits that have stood the test of time.

  • @clay7514
    @clay7514 Год назад

    Looking forward to this one. Preciate you

  • @terrytresemer2864
    @terrytresemer2864 Год назад +1

    You really know how to make me feel old! At that time in my life I would jump right on Strike Kings release of there spinner bait & Bangley's release's of baits. Fifty years 🤔, seems like yesterday. It took me a while to get the nitch square bill filled, but it's a big part of my arsenal now.

  • @oldfishermanandhisdog
    @oldfishermanandhisdog Год назад +1

    Brief history of the square bill..Fred C. Young was the inventor of the first, the Big O, Young's lures were hand carved out of wood and it was later produced by Cotton Cordell. Norman Lures shortly after came along with the Big N both these lures were plastic. Bagley then followed with the Balsa B.

  • @mawbass2272
    @mawbass2272 Год назад

    Hi Randy just saw your video come across and I just wanted to say. What a great tip about two much and not two much color on your Crank bait. MAW bass.

  • @nickkoschmeder3288
    @nickkoschmeder3288 Год назад

    Good video, I live up here and MN and I like to use them in cabbage and coontail and tick the weed tops, with all our weeds up here grinding them into the bottom gives you a squarebill full of muck.

  • @tablerockkid8237
    @tablerockkid8237 Год назад +1

    I think Luhr Jensen first brought out the speed trap, and now it is a Rapala product. Cordell may have made and sold them too ....Im not sure. But my 70 year old memory is that Luhr Jensen was the first speed trap makers. Regardless, they've caught lots of big bass.

  • @mikeorzell7681
    @mikeorzell7681 11 месяцев назад

    Hey Randy. Great information on squarebills. However, wanted to make a correction to what you mentioned about the origin of the Big O. The original Big O was a hand carved balsa bait designed by Fred Young in the early 70’s. A few years later, Norman introduced the Big N, a plastic bait version, when the whole “Alphabet” bait craze hit.

  • @wiscocoaltrain1955
    @wiscocoaltrain1955 Год назад

    I was just telling myself i need to get back to cranking!

  • @DustinLaughs
    @DustinLaughs Год назад

    Best S-Crank color: GG Bass. Can’t believe I let this secret out. All the pros will be pissed!

  • @chadjohnson6407
    @chadjohnson6407 Год назад +1

    Not a mention of strike king 1.5 or 2.5?

  • @kennethboydsr3966
    @kennethboydsr3966 Год назад

    I’m not a pro fisherman but as far as square bill lures I’ve caught nice bass one after the other on the rebel Chrome lure than any other bait. And fishing in the bank in a hard wind in my face I have caught large bass in 5 to 6 pound range one right after the other on a mud bug my late brother in-law taught me that try it some time.

  • @mikeantes9597
    @mikeantes9597 Год назад

    Randy lucky strike has a 1.0 and strike king makes a 8.0 there are a lot more than 3 sizes of sq.bills the two i mentioned are the smallest anf largest i have ever thrown.

  • @catmusky_master9868
    @catmusky_master9868 Год назад

    Hi

  • @aaron4446
    @aaron4446 Год назад

    I can sum it up for you...cast, retrieve, and repeat

  • @brianpierson7708
    @brianpierson7708 Год назад

    Heck yeah what a 🎉🎁🎊this morning. Now this is the 🧃’y one everyone has been waiting for!! Let’s get this one going !!