The 80/20 Rule Of BASS FISHING
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2022
- When it comes to bass fishing, I truly believe that there is an 80/20 Rule, meaning that 80% of our outcomes comes from 20% of out input!
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As a bank angler, 80/20 applies to the amount of tackle I bring. 80% of the tackle I bring don’t even get used. The other 20% gets used often. I could downsize to that 20% and have a lighter backpack, BUT that good ol’ “What if I need…” keeps me from downsizing my backpack 🤣
I’m with you on that one !! I carry my pack full of lures but the only thing that really comes out of it are soft plastics !! Lol Almost never change baits while I’m out
Facts
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Think we all do that
SAME, I have so many lures I haven't even gotten to fish yet
Absolutely, by far the most important is finding fish, being in the right area... not lures. lure colors, lure techniques,etc., but putting lures where the fish are.
Couldn’t agree more with this video . Once you locate the fish it’s just a matter of figuring out what they’re looking for
Great video. My confidence colors are green pumpkin - purple, or black - purple. But that being said if you’re in the right area like you said, not sure color matters. Other day was catching them on gp-purple, black - orange, red-gp. As long as the bait didn’t have a lot of movement it was gonna get bit. This caused me to rethink my soft plastics. Reorganized from no movement to lots of movement and only 2 baits in each category. Cut my tackle by a third.
I set a goal every year for how many Bass I want to catch.
This year it was 300. My goal was met way early and I have dedicated the rest of my year to master a technique. Now I'm not sure of how much mastering the technique of throwing a giant rat takes but that's the one I chose. I'm 26 fish into that now.
I started by accumulating the things I needed like the right pole and real online and then moved on to my base selection. Once prepared I practice casting different ways until I got a good feel for how my equipment is going to react. After that on how to make the lure work.
So far so good cuz I already know I'm fishing where the fish are.
Those rat baits will catch you numbers and size !! Favorite bait to throw at certain times on the day/night
One cast per spot brother. In warmer weather a fast retrieve with varied pauses. Once fish are found fine tune further by fast retrieve 2 seconds then imidately after 1 second slow, very slow or moderate. Pause different time lengths. Gives lure an amazing realistic presentation. Also when varying fast moderate an slow try pulling lure right an left to give slightly erratic presentation. Fishing lures an soft plastics this way is awesome. I fish this way an a ton of reaction strikes. The second I feel a fish react to lure I'll pause an gently pop rod tip. Sometimes when you find the fish it's good to pause because if you cast back to area where the fish reacted may not be there more than likely. Trust me you do this you'll land some fish for sure
@@Oldbasshole never tried rat lure jigs work to get quality size bass. Maybe one day I'll try it. Other lures I want to get better skilled at I plan to use one lure 3 months then switch to another lure for 3 minths
@@joegrande4848 the rat wakebait is a ton of fun . Smallies crush them and largies can’t resist them ! Definitely worth a try
80% beer, 20% whiskey. Every 8 sips of beer, 2 sips of whiskey.
I’d agree with this equation 🍻
I love your channel so much! I listen and re-listen as I seek to learn. And you certainly help me do that! Much appreciated.
Facts. I have found that when I'm in the right spot and the fish are "on," you can throw almost anything and get bites. The only exception I can think of may be top water. This summer I was trash with top water.
Definitely appreciate the theory style videos the most. Discovered your channel trying to learn about the different types of vegetation. That was a great video.
For the first time I hear professional angler referring to 80/20 rule (Pareto principle)! Huge respect!!!
Hahaha.... loved the way you threw in the plug for Deep Dive. It fit in perfectly!! BTW, you send out such great videos! I enjoy watching every single one of them
You can throw the wrong bait in the right area and still catch fish. Cover water. Locate fish. Everything will sort itself out after that.
Drop shot... 100 - 0 rule haha
My go-to baits are jig or square bill.
I think NDYakAngler would agree with you on this. That man runs a TIGHT AND LIGHT ship for equipment. I've watched that man catch multiple fish on a LEGO CHEWBACCA for God's sake. It's more about being where the fish are than what you throw at them.
Matt is in an interesting scenario, because I know the rivers and lakes he fishes and they are HARDLY pressured at all. Not knocking him, he's a great friend of mine. That just explains why Lego's can catch fish for him haha
I certainly can tell he's in a low pressured area@@TylersReelFishing. Not at all like this Ohio river up the street from me...lol.
Ty I think a lot of the time we are fishing the right spots it is just getting them to bite.Just my humble opinion thanks for the video
Great info! That is the biggest problem for most people over thinking everything. Just get a rod in the water and fish what you know. Good stuff!
I agree! Cover water with confidence baits. Hunker down when bit to see how they're attacking your bait of choice. Make a mental note on the depth, cadence, fall rate, water clarity, and habitat/structure, then try to recreate the same results in similar areas.
“Simplicity is the key to brilliance” ~ Bruce Lee
I believe your exactly right ✅️ great video and informative 👍 Thank you again for another great video 📹 👍
Great video as always. I do agree that 80% of the bass are in 20% of the lake/river/pond areas and I do agree that 80% of the bass I get are caught on 20% of the lures I own but lure color, type and size do make a big difference. Some days, the fish like one type of lure or color and other days they won’t touch it and want something else so you do have to cycle thru lures at times. My go to lure has been the Yamamoto senko either 6 or 7” in green pumpkin. I have tried other colors and other worms but nothing works as well as Yamamoto senkos in green pumpkin. However, this is not true all the time. The other day, the bass wouldn’t really strike a senko but loved jerkbaits. I tried several colors and brands but only one consistently worked even in the same area. For me, that has been Megabass vision 110. The others just did not have the appeal even when the fish were biting like crazy. So I do think you have to cycle thru lures to see what the fish want. Of course, live bait will often trump artificials but that defeats the purpose at times. So while, 80% of the bass maybe caught on 20% of the lures, finding the right lure, color and size do make a difference 😉
Tonight I went out with seven rods and lures. I threw a frog, a hula hopper, a 3/8 oz jig, a small 1/8 oz jig, and even my trusty 7” senko which I caught bass on at the same spot the day before but caught nothing. Not even a strike. Then I cast a vision 110 Jr jerkbait and got a strike but was not able to set the hook. I then took out my 3” Yamamoto green pumpkin ned rig and waited for the bass in the same place to pick up the ned rig. It finally did. Plain and simple, if I only brought a few lures and not my ned rig, I would not have caught a bass 😉
Tyler when I fished fast then imidately slow for a short time after an varying my pauses an speeds has helped. Also what you taught us 1 cast per area. I've done this occasionally I'll just fish fast only as well I mix up my retrieve an pause presentation to see which way bass responds best. Thing I need to push myself more to do is 1 cast per spot an no more than 10 minutes once fish are found. The second bites die down relocate. Lures I don't have alot of confidence in I'm picking 2 lures an fish each lure for 3 months each lure to fine tune my skill an knowledge of the lure.
Great Tips 💪🎣
Braided Line 10-40 pounds, Split Shot Weight at the eye of the Streamer Hook, with a Pumpkin Brushhog or Lizard lure catches Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass all the time. Carry less always good.
Excellent message
Good information! 👍🏻
Great advice!
Love the vids very informative/useful tips!
Thanks for the video
My year had been more like a 95-5 rule. 😂😂
It depends on if you're in a weedy area or if you're in a sandy bottom area or rocky on what lure you use some fish in different areas like different lures sometimes based on things they eat regularly or something that surprises them fish are individuals too and they all have different tastes depending on what that fish has experienced
Your vids are good keep it up.
I’ve used the Deep Dive app and so far those were my only skunk days.
Great video an I'd agree with of it but where I'm from in California the color definitely matters our Waters/lakes are pressured so heavy by bank and boat anglers there's certain times of the year where are will not get a bite unless you're throwing something that matches the hatch.. I'd assume you're not from California cuz our lakes fish just a little bit different for the most part. Other than that keep the videos coming man appreciate .
its funny between me and my buddy we prly have as much tackle as a pro but end up catchin 90% of our fish on some kind of jig amlost year round
Your voice and mannerisms remind me of The Trading Fraternity. Both good channels.
Ty I watch your channel consistently and I agree with being in the right area but I am torn because I have fished many times and ran all around the lake covering water and not get a bite! And I'd fish different depths, cover, structure, etc vary my retrieve do everything I have learned and not catch a bass! How do you explain this at some point I had to be in the right area...
20 - what you actually need / 80 - what the companies are saying you need
I track what I catch the fish I weigh in on. I catch most of my Large Mouth on a Spinnerbait or Jig. I catch most of my Smallmouth on a Crank Bait or Spinnerbait. Throw in a Buzzbait and Senko outside bed fishing and that pretty much covers what I’m going to fish.
Great video ++
Sup Tyler, 80/20 makes so much sense now that you pointed it out, always applied to business, but 80/20 beef is best, why not bass fishing as you said, wonder what else 80/20 good for 🤔, sex🥳😂, seriously unbelievable data bro👊, tyvm tc 🎣
I could reduce the weight of my kayak while on the water by at least 25 pounds by removing the 248 lures/plastics that I don't use on an average day. Most of my tournaments I catch all my fish on 2-3 lures. Sometimes just 1. If the fish would just let me know ahead of time what they're interested in, I could leave a lot at home.
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what kind of breakfast should I eat before I go fishing in order to catch the biggest bass in the lake? also any suggestions on the type of toilet paper I should use if the fish aren't biting and the coffee I drink before I left hits me like a ton of bricks? personally I think these are very important questions that pertain to how to be successful in the water.
80% of the bass are behind you when you are fishing the bank but the 20% on the bank are more active normally. Fish what you are comfortable with. If you are comfortable catching that 20 % then fish for those fish. If you would rather fish the deep water fish it.
A friend of mine only uses Gary Yamamoto worms period! He still manages to catch big fish more often than than not. Go figure
That's my problem, "Not being in the right area".
I was thinking this today while fishing…. Im not doing anything wrong the fish just aren’t here… life of a bank angler
Just a quick question about weather. Yesterday was in the 70s but I couldn't get out to the lake. Today the temp has dropped into the mid 50s and windy would you still give it a try? I'm fishing a lake north of Columbus Ohio.
What lake are you fishing? I live in northern Columbus! Also yes! The type of day we are having today make for some of the best fall days
@@BassFishingHQ Delaware lake
Sounds like perfect Spinnerbait weather!
@@edwardcowan7012 No luck. I'm still learning but I'll figure it out eventually Lol.
@@lostforest1 good luck buddy. Just be aware Spinnerbaits are a great bait in windy conditions.
If you could only have livescope or 360 which would you choose?
This is a little hard to decide cause they are different tools, but probably Mega Live
Hey man how's it going I have Heard u say you was from Ohio and I just seen on this video u input Indian lake is that where your from or about there cuz I'm from Lima Ohio and I would love to maybe chat a bit bout fishing sweet thanks 🙏 btw love your videos man out of everyone on RUclips hands down my fac
the basic fundamentals of bass fishing is common sense.
ہمارے علاقے میں ہر قسم کی مچھلی کا شکار ہوتا ہے ہم سکھاتے ہیں شکار کے طریقے چرائی کے فارمولے پانی کی پیمائش شوقین حضرات کیلئے فری انٹری گھر بیٹھے سیکھو
20% of the time it works every time
I love making my own fishing lures it's not like it
Great video ty!
ugh....80/20 rule......just went through that in today's meeting with the team. lol.
Mine is probably 95/5 😂
Nobody keeps it simple at all
You pointed to a video on the screen that was not there.
You lost me at 5:20
Think it’s said like this 90% of fish are in 10% of the water.
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C'mon the whole point of bass fishing is to get more and more equipment. More complicated is good!
I guarantee you if you’re fishing where there are no fish you are going to catch no fish lol
1st thanks for the videos.
10% of sport fisherman catch 90% of the fish. 90% only catch 10% of the fish.
Bank fishing has no sonar to find fish. For me it's just luck.
Do not respond to my comment please! Thank you, and God bless you son.
Fisherman spend WAY too much time focusing on lures instead of focusing learning how to locate bass. I’ve basically stopped watching YT videos which talk about baits and just watch those that talk about locating bass and seasonal & weather related movements of bass
No fish catches inserted in these videos makes for less entertaining, albeit educational, content.
I have caught over 500 bass just this month on my method. Bass fishing is all about the wrong bait at the right time.
leave freshwater and fish the real fish