Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour | Lake Boulder Bass Tournament Spot #1| Darby Boat Ramp
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- This is the spot I use in Lake Boulder Bass Tournaments! Its right next to a ramp, so there's no time wasted travelling and its pretty consistent with the bass that it produces. Nothing game breaking but its a pretty solid spot if you are struggling! Shouldn't have too much of a problem bringing in a 30lb bag here!
Let me know what lake you struggle with and i will dig into my fishing knowledge and try to find some key spots to liven up your fishing trips in Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour.
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Feel free to share your lake boulder spots below if you would like!
Great video, I'll try it out. I'm having a hard time getting through the offline Boulder tournament.
Same here
good video
Thank You for the useful video & Info. I used this spot for when I enter into the Bass Pro invitational. It worked out greatly! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Just north of bobs marina on the left side rock wall. Fish about 40 yards out with booty shaker got tons of bass and one pike. Seems to be the hotspot during sunrise
Ive only ever caught one fish with the booty shaker so i never use it.
@@virtualoutdoors2697 it was only lure for sunrise dynamic weather on Lake Boulder that worked for me and only that spot by bobs Marina. I did quick play with different settings and caught walleye there instead
I'm stuck on Lake Boulder during sunrise dynamic weather. Doing elite career and for life of me can't pull in bass tons of pike and muskie
alright so one thing you can do if you have a variety of lures available to you is to fish with lures that have a higher percentage of bass bites than other species. Every lure has a range of species it brings in, my way of doing that on boulder was by fishing deeper in the water column which pike arent usually found which can be seen in my other lake boulder vid. eliminate as many combating species as you can by location and lure choice, and even retrieval technique can favor certain species.
@@virtualoutdoors2697 I literally have to sets of rods going one with booty shaker, tremor shad and top bait spinner. Other is the watermelon crawfish and watermelon bomb and frog. Any area I try one bass maybe then predator fish your spot in this location all I caught was trout. I tried this spot. One down at bottom of map. The Sand bar at top and the arrowhead point too
It's career mode so I only got 20 min time limit any lures you suggest. Input appreciated thanks
Awesome!!! Thanks man, travel time is a big issue in tournaments being I run up to Lilly Bay. Great vid and info. Thanks again.
No problem at all. It can get slow here at times but I have caught them on several different lures at various depths. The hardest part of this lake is avoiding the insane amount of muskie and pike. I have a few places out deep that i can pull in 8 and 9 pound largemouth but they are not tournament or hotspot worthy in any way.
I hooked something that took my lure 150 yards... must have a huge muskie... it just kept going. Had to break the line after wasting 5 minutes in a tourney
@@kingjames1308 oh wow that is very intriguing... possible Named Fish in that location???
Virtual Outdoors thats what im thinking as well. Bit on a bubblegum worm
Haha that's crazy this is the spot I found today pulled a 38lb bag. Couldn't find anything over 7lbs tho
i have another video i posted after this one, with better quality fish. virtually all trophy largemouth.
what is your setup??
Great videos, does your rod, reel, line change when you use different lures or do they stay the same
It depends. Sometimes i like to crank and fish topwater with the baitcaster, and use a spinning setup with soft plastics as I would in real life. But sometimes im lazy or trying out a new spot and its simpler to just switch out lures and keep everything the same.