For me I keep a big boonie hat on with a white scarf under the had to cover my ears and neck and sunblock I always use year round long sleeve light colored shirts and stay hydrated. For the fish some of my baits I keep in the ice chest with my sponge water soaked neckerchief I wear around my neck. And of course polarized sunglasses. Then when the baits feel warm when I bring them in I swap them with the old ones. As they are in the water just sitting with no movement they cool off and the fish see them start to wiggle naturally then they will bite. Just let nature work the effects and hook ‘em hehe. It’s be a big bite real heavy cause they move and it instantly turns the bait into prey.
On a serious not. Finesse trick worm on spinning reel 10 or 8 pound line and the biggest trick is a round squeeze type weight about 8 inches above the hoo and worm. Been using that trick ever since I first started bass fishing with my dad at around 6 years old and it usually always catches something.
When the fishing is tough or pressured, I love fishing finesse worms super slow. Roboworms, Zoom finesse worms, Trick worms, they come through in a pinch for me!
I keep the settings on my baitcast reels as loose as I can get away with just so I can cast as far as possible. It really does help get more bites than I otherwise would. It also leads to some pretty explosive backlashes, lol!
Lowbrow i know im behind on this video, its October and this video was summer time frame. The yum dinger that you had one left is blue smoke. Hope this helps. Joe in Kentucky
I don't fish much when it gets really hot! But thanks for some tips and information that have me thinking about trying if I do go! Have a great weekend buddy!
Lowbrow I’m using a Waco rig with a special sauce.. Last weekend I had people asked me what I was using lol because they wasn’t catching anything and I’ve done got 4 in less than an hour.. 💪🏻
I'm pretty sure the bargain bin at Walmart are what's produced when the plastics companies are doing color changes. There's no real label on them as to color or type of bait because the bait companies consider them crap. They sell them at the bargain price at Walmart because it's better for their bottom line than just scrapping them. You really can find some cool colors that will definitly work in there though. It's worth taking the time to look to see what you can find.
I throw a different color either larger or more weight to get a further cast or more weight smaller bait let the motion of the ocean move the bait. Fish slower. Mostly can even use same baits just slow way down. Lot of times an action bait I don’t use. But I’ve used proper colored jerk baits and long count a minuet or more and 1 light twitch. And a Carolina rig does good with a 4 in river blue fleck purple worm and sometimes dip the curly tail in chartreuse paint. I also dis in the rock wall bank or ledge underwater where the dis can stay deep and come up and feed. I also find fish on a single stickup in the middle of a cove or bay. But I make long casts to cover. Flipping tumbleweeds is good too they stay cool in shade and hidden.
The couple ponds I do fish I try to use something no one else is and worms I like cinnamon brown or similar night crawler looking ones because bass in those are pressured to a point they're going for live bait like that I have 3 inch I wacky rig for that and the one that they're more inclined for worms I have no trouble catching
@@LowBrowFishing there's some nice satisfaction in watching all the people around targeting cats and trout catch nothing while getting multiple bass to shore 🤣 just get looks as I let them swim off
I went out last weekend and it was just so crowded. Not many fishermen but a lot of swimmers and skiers and such. That was probably worse than if it was mostly fishermen.
What's your favorite trick to use when the weather gets hot?
Low and slow
For me I keep a big boonie hat on with a white scarf under the had to cover my ears and neck and sunblock I always use year round long sleeve light colored shirts and stay hydrated. For the fish some of my baits I keep in the ice chest with my sponge water soaked neckerchief I wear around my neck. And of course polarized sunglasses. Then when the baits feel warm when I bring them in I swap them with the old ones. As they are in the water just sitting with no movement they cool off and the fish see them start to wiggle naturally then they will bite. Just let nature work the effects and hook ‘em hehe. It’s be a big bite real heavy cause they move and it instantly turns the bait into prey.
Live shiners 🤣
Trick myself into not going until it cools down a bit!
On a serious not. Finesse trick worm on spinning reel 10 or 8 pound line and the biggest trick is a round squeeze type weight about 8 inches above the hoo and worm. Been using that trick ever since I first started bass fishing with my dad at around 6 years old and it usually always catches something.
I never thought about looking at the empty bait spots at the store. Genius!
It can really tell you what baits are being thrown on your local fisheries.
the shelf tip is next level
Thanks!
When the fishing is tough or pressured, I love fishing finesse worms super slow. Roboworms, Zoom finesse worms, Trick worms, they come through in a pinch for me!
Slowing things down can be very effective!
Long casts have helped me so, so much. Especially in all the super clear water I normally fish. Has made a huge difference.
I keep the settings on my baitcast reels as loose as I can get away with just so I can cast as far as possible. It really does help get more bites than I otherwise would. It also leads to some pretty explosive backlashes, lol!
thanks, what your saying makes sense!
I'm happy you liked it!
Good class thanks
Thank you so much for watching!
Great tips man, thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching!
Lowbrow i know im behind on this video, its October and this video was summer time frame. The yum dinger that you had one left is blue smoke. Hope this helps. Joe in Kentucky
Thanks! It was a bag from the bargain bin, so the color wasn't printed on it.
Everyone is fishing bluegill and shad baits around me. I tried a junebug worm and got a few bites so I know changing colors some can really help.
It can help quite a lot!
Small underspin with a curly grub gets bites when it gets hot.
That's a great way to do it!
I don't fish much when it gets really hot! But thanks for some tips and information that have me thinking about trying if I do go! Have a great weekend buddy!
It is very hot out there! But you can always dip in the water real quick if you get too hot!
Lowbrow I’m using a Waco rig with a special sauce.. Last weekend I had people asked me what I was using lol because they wasn’t catching anything and I’ve done got 4 in less than an hour.. 💪🏻
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
I fish mostly in the evenings after it cools off a bit. Cold beer helps.
It's certainly more comfortable to fish when the sun isn't straight overhead and baking you!
I'm pretty sure the bargain bin at Walmart are what's produced when the plastics companies are doing color changes. There's no real label on them as to color or type of bait because the bait companies consider them crap. They sell them at the bargain price at Walmart because it's better for their bottom line than just scrapping them. You really can find some cool colors that will definitly work in there though. It's worth taking the time to look to see what you can find.
I've found some great bags of baits in there!
I throw a different color either larger or more weight to get a further cast or more weight smaller bait let the motion of the ocean move the bait. Fish slower. Mostly can even use same baits just slow way down. Lot of times an action bait I don’t use. But I’ve used proper colored jerk baits and long count a minuet or more and 1 light twitch. And a Carolina rig does good with a 4 in river blue fleck purple worm and sometimes dip the curly tail in chartreuse paint. I also dis in the rock wall bank or ledge underwater where the dis can stay deep and come up and feed. I also find fish on a single stickup in the middle of a cove or bay. But I make long casts to cover. Flipping tumbleweeds is good too they stay cool in shade and hidden.
Those are all great options!
The couple ponds I do fish I try to use something no one else is and worms I like cinnamon brown or similar night crawler looking ones because bass in those are pressured to a point they're going for live bait like that I have 3 inch I wacky rig for that and the one that they're more inclined for worms I have no trouble catching
Gotta keep mixing things up!
@@LowBrowFishing there's some nice satisfaction in watching all the people around targeting cats and trout catch nothing while getting multiple bass to shore 🤣 just get looks as I let them swim off
Thought you make your own stick baits!
I sure do!
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I went out last weekend and it was just so crowded. Not many fishermen but a lot of swimmers and skiers and such. That was probably worse than if it was mostly fishermen.
Pleasure boaters and just people having fun can impact the fishing more than anything.
I don't understand why guys avoid the vegetation. That's always where the best fish are. But most anglers I know refuse to fish it.
It's my favorite place to fish!
9:01 Dock talk - why would people lie?
Guys always like to spin a good fishing tale. It's been around since there was fishing. Usually it's to distract you from what they're really doing.