The EASIEST Way to Learn SPYBAIT Fishing (3 KEYS)
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Spybait fishing can have a steep learning curve, but these 3 keys will be the easiest way to learn how to fish a spybait! These 3 tips will help you understand how a spybait works, catch fish, and understand the cadence to have success with a spybait!
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Love it when conditions for spybaiting present themselves!
Great video dude I love the thing and you where the one that turned me on to it. I've been using it for years now to catch largemouth.
One of my favorite techniques for big northern smallies
Ben, thanks for making this timely video. I found this very same lure on our lake drawdown a couple of months ago. I tried it on a baitcaster because it sinks so fast and had to reel it in fast. Our lake has a lot green algae growth. It seemed like the blades weren't spinning so I put it away; thought they were damaged when the previous owner got it snagged up. A fee days ago, I reinstalled the hooks and put it back into my tacklebox FOR ONE MORE CHANCE before keeping it OR ditching it. I'm on a highly pressured LMB lake here in Southern California. No smallmouth or northern species.
Great video Ben!!!!! Very helpful!! Learned a lot about the spybait now I can go out a learn how to use it the proper way and catch a few nice ones!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!
Great video :) I had a great day 2 weeks ago throwing one. Ton of fun
Great video Ben I’ve been using these here on the south end of Lake Michigan for some time now. The biggest mistake I see people in my boat make is retrieving these baits to fast. And try not to throw sideways to the wind that bow in the line isn’t good for the bait to look natural. 👍👍 great job Ben !
Thank you!! Very very helpful. Definitely tough learning this lure! Really trying to understand it
Hopefully this helps learn the bait a bit! It’s powerful once you get some confidence with it
@brnowak_fishing it's a bait I really wanna learn and be confident with it!
😄 found ANOTHER Duo Realis Spybait G80 yesterday at our local lake. This one is newer and nicer than the 1st one. Have yet to test it out.
Very great vid, thanks !!!
Been using this bait for a couple of years especially during the fall. Ben is right on with the techniques. If you saw his video he showed the slow retrieve - try and mimic that . Slower always works better than faster.
Thanks Alan! Yes, especially when trying to learn the bait, you almost can’t reel it slow enough. It catches fish!
Great video Ben. I haven’t thrown a spy bait in a couple years, never had any luck with them when I did. But I was definitely not fishing it right. Looking forward to giving it another shot after seeing this video.
Thanks Jason - Hopefully this helps you catch some big fish!
These work great for stillwater trout as well!
That Duo Realis Prism Gill is such a good color! I love fishing Spy Baits on Lake St. Clair. Good video. Thanks 🙏🏼
Prism gill is a phenomenal color!
Nice video Ben! I really appreciate all the great tips! I have 3-4 Spybaits but haven’t really used them thus far. I plan to try to use them by
going out and following your suggestions next time I go out for some
smallmouth.
😊👍🏻
Thanks Bob! Hopefully this video helps get you started on your way to catching fish with them
Thanks Benjamin, appreciate the content as always. Tight Lines 🎉
Thanks Phil
Great explanation on a bait that is sooo much more than cast and wind. I finally started to figure it out and had a huge day with it at the south end of South Lake lee-----
So much more than just cast and wind. Once someone puts it in their hand and starts to learn some nuances that fit their style, it can work in various conditions and catch big bags. Thanks for watching Dave
@brnowak_fishing love the stuff and I see alot of real familiar water on your channel, Was gone running Charterboats in the Keys for 18 yrs but back home in TC now and blessed with some pretty epic Brown Bass fishing but its like learning all over again and the game has progressed so far beyond what it was when I left
Very effective application I use on smallmouth out here in Ontario. It's so effective I've taken the the Deps Calling Hustler spybait, beefed up the hooks and hardware, and use them for musky fishing. Incredibly effective
Freaking love spybaits! My favourite version of the Duo Reakis is the 80 Shallow. Sinks slower at 6 grams but for bank fishing it's very useful. I put a blade treble on the back for that extra flash.
I haven’t played too much with the regular 80 given my confidence with the Gfix model. Maybe I’ll have to give that a try
I need to work on this technique.
Thanks.
NoWakeNation!
Yessir! It’s powerful
Ben I still live under a rock because I’m still not on board with this lure😂, but it definitely is making some damage catching Bass ❤👏👏
It took me a while to really understand it and regularly add it to my arsenal
can you use bfs setup for spybait
Great video. I use it on St Lawrence but curious of your thoughts on its effectiveness if the water is not super clear.
On bodies of water where it's naturally off colored, it will work equally as effectively. To me, water clarity is relative; so in normal or cleaner water than normal, fish are in tune with baits around them and can find them even when we may not consider the water that clear
Thank you for that video , what size of line are you using ?
It depends which setup but for spinning rod it’s 8lb braid to 6lb fluoro. For baitcaster its 8lb fluoro
Still trying to figure this technique out. I'm either not fishing it in the right places, or the right time, or the right way, as I'm just not getting very many bites on this technique. That said, I've been pretty persistent with fishing this technique when I get out on the water. As we often say, confidence is a big thing with respect to fishing success and maybe I just don't have enough confidence in this bait yet to catch the numbers as I do on other baits
Yeah, it took me a long time to understand how to really use it, but also have confidence that I was fishing it properly. My biggest learning was to slow the cadence and focus on those isolated pieces of cover. When you do that, you'll start to get bites and then you can really start applying it more places with confidence
Great tips I just bought the nishine baby albino 70s have you fished it yet
I’ve not fished it yet. Let me know how it is!
I’ve not fished it yet. Let me know how it is!
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Hey Ben. What u recommended for line ? Can I run fluorocarbon leader on braid ?
Hey! I use 6-8lb braid to a long leader of 6lb fluoro
Hey Ben, quick question. Some spybaits have a split ring on the nose. do you take that off and tie directly to the wire loop or do you use a light snap to connect to the split ring? Thanks!
I typically tie directly to the nose loop, but the ones I have don’t have split rings. It may depend on brand or model. I’d check how the bait falls and rate of fall, I don’t think a split ring is a bad thing, I just prefer straight connection
Why are they called "spybaits?" Look like a topwater prop bait to me. Thank you for explaining.
I'm not sure on where the name came from, but essentially the technique is known originally as "art of silent capture." I believe it originally came from modified Japanese lures by adding props to the bait to give it a unique action, and from there was developed into its own category
Do random change of speed trigger bites on the followers?
I’ve found most bites shortly after the initial fall, right past a piece of cover, or when the bait starts to turn upwards/direction change. Oddly enough I’ve not gotten on a good bite with speed change
It must be a clear water bait, I'll try it again but in central OK the water is as clear as it will get now and I haven't seen many followers on AT2.
I don’t think it’s necessarily a clear water bait, but a bait for regular clarity on your lake. Where it shines is when you have stable conditions and fish are in tune with the water clarity. The bait has enough drawing power to even be successful in less visibility as long as it’s “normal” for that body of water
Thanks for the info, like the hover rig it just doesn't work for me. I do use 12lb leader to braid but back to water clarity..I've had some follows but not as aggressive as neko on suspended fish.
12 lb. leader is way too heavy for a spy bait. I would use 6 lb. max, anything more kills the action. This is a finesse technique I use mostly when they won't bite anything else on those bluebird sky days.
"Notoriety" means something is infamous, i.e. it's bad. Spybaits are good.
Wheres the new boat bro???
It’s behind me in the video and a couple of the clips are fishing from the new boat