As a high school angler, I straight up can't get enough of this in-depth breakdown and tournament analysis. I'm also trying to increase my social media influence and by watching guys like you, I'm learning that maybe giving away valuable information is the best way to get viewers to stick around. Don't quit making these recaps!
I won't keep making these but as a young angler I would try and keep some valuable information you learn to yourself for awhile, you've got years before you ever or should give it away.
Man! You were in the juice! That's called the Minnesota bend I think It some how can create a more of a natural current without them pulling water sometimes,I think because of the shape in that bend. That's my #2 spot when I know their not pulling water. Those spots would chase shad from the creek channel up into the mouth of the shallow creeks and then start busting on them. Then they start all over again. Once I saw where you was fishing on your graphs,you did find them on a lake you never been too, What a lake breakdown.👊🏿💪🏿🎣
These videos are really breakdown decision making and what goes into. The one thing that always amazed me about you pros is your ability to catch fish all over the US with all different type of waters and in all conditions! Go crush it at Lewisville!
Well now this video will be referred to a lot by me. Great info. I’m going to be ready next season to hit my local Denver Colorado chapter tourneys with information like this. Looking forward to more.
Good stuff Todd! Sometimes in the heat of battle it can be tough to notice some of the little details and clues, and I guess that's one of the things that sets you pros apart from guys like me. I always learn something watching your videos! God bless you and yours!
Love the in depth info and breakdown of the mapping along with the patterns coming about during your practice days along with the recap of the tournament. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your video here for all of us anglers to learn from; keep up the hard work and tight lines Todd
Thank you for for taking the time to share you experiences and information. With those of us who dream to be on the same level as yourself one day. We appreciate it my brother!
Love the breakdown! One thing I’ve learned real quick from you is that I definitely don’t pay enough attention to the small details as I should! I find it hard to keep that balance of over analyzing vs just keeping it simple! I think it is just something that I will have to get better at as I get more practice and experience. Also after I get to watch more of your breakdown videos!!!
Love your videos . Keep them coming. Like watching scotts Andrew and Bradley's videos. You guys are awesome. Been following since all the bass champs tournaments you and Russell would fish
Man, this was an all in type thing. I'd have loved to seen what you would have done if you had 1 more full practice day. These are awesome breakdowns!!
Awesome video Todd,you broke down my home lake really well. That one random tree where you got bit,there is scattered boulders in the area as well. See you guys at Lay Lake, maybe I get lucky and draw you or hallman. You two fish the same as me, I like fishing shallow. Unless I have no other choice not to.
I didn't give that spot away I hope you saw that. Never want to give stuff up that some of you locals fish on a regulate basis. I know how hard it is to find stuff like that......Good luck out there.
Neely is my home lake this video is a big help! I've almost contemplated fishing with Dynamite. By far from spring to fall this has been the toughest year of fishing for me on Neely.
Neely Henry and the Coosa River is "local" to me and have fished there many times. When you fish there, if you catch fish and don't hit anything, it's a successful day.
It is a color and blade thing on Neeley Henry. White skirt and double silver Colorado blades. Willow leaf will work but not as good but the silver blades makes a difference there.
I know this is on a 2 year old video, but Alabama Power has an app called smart lakes that will have generator schedules as well as water levels etc. It has that information for all the lakes controlled by them.
@@toddcastledinefishing5924 I understand. Your post event/practice thought process, I find, is what is the best content. I am helping with a high school team here in northern Illinois and I am going to recommend that our anglers go and find your channel. If they haven’t already. Looking forward to more.
You might have missed it in the video. I made the TOP 10 at Rayburn in the FLW Toyota Series and had to fish the final day. Drove all day Sunday, so I only got Monday, Tuesday and half a day Wednesday.
Minnesota bend makes neely Henry diffrent than most lakes on coosa river it's like 2 diffrent lakes up stream and down stream current means alot on neely
Todd, I have a general question for you since you have fished a lot of lakes throughout the country. I heard an interview with Rick Clunn recently regarding where the majority of the big bass live in a reservoir. His answer was to find the most fertile area of the lake to find the most number of big bass. In your experience, in most reservoirs, is that area generally in the river section, the midlake, or the main lake closer to the dam? I know there are all kinds of variables, but regardless of the season of the year, what part of a reservoir do you target big bass for size and for numbers of big bass? Thanks.
Great question, I have a good answer for this but his thoughts on most fertile is dead on and it can be anywhere on any lake. Certain lakes setup different so it depends on what part of the lake is most fertile. I'm gonna have to do a video on this, thanks for the idea. Look for it to be named "Where do I locate the biggest bass in a lake" Maybe not that title but something like it.
Yes, here's a secret those are the squadron(SALT WATER FLATS) heads. No difference except they have the eye on them. Its all I throw unless I run out. I just like the eyes as well.
Absolutely, plus I know for a fact that some of those places I could hit multiple times a day, thats where it would have benefited me. Its hard to do that when you find them that day sometimes at the end of the day.
As a high school angler, I straight up can't get enough of this in-depth breakdown and tournament analysis. I'm also trying to increase my social media influence and by watching guys like you, I'm learning that maybe giving away valuable information is the best way to get viewers to stick around. Don't quit making these recaps!
I won't keep making these but as a young angler I would try and keep some valuable information you learn to yourself for awhile, you've got years before you ever or should give it away.
@@toddcastledinefishing5924 I appreciate the advice! Thanks for getting back to me. Keep grinding out these opens!
Man! You were in the juice! That's called the Minnesota bend I think It some how can create a more of a natural current without them pulling water sometimes,I think because of the shape in that bend. That's my #2 spot when I know their not pulling water. Those spots would chase shad from the creek channel up into the mouth of the shallow creeks and then start busting on them. Then they start all over again. Once I saw where you was fishing on your graphs,you did find them on a lake you never been too, What a lake breakdown.👊🏿💪🏿🎣
Thanks, heck you made me feel better about it, but also worse I wished I had found it sooner. LOL
These recap videos you do are awesome. Learn something everytime.
Awesome, thank you!
Another great video! Really enjoy watching the process unfold...
Thanks so much!
Your time is coming for that Blue Trophy. Appreciate you taking the time to share all this cool stuff
Thank you
I really enjoy the break down videos thank you so much for doing them
Glad you like them!
These videos are really breakdown decision making and what goes into. The one thing that always amazed me about you pros is your ability to catch fish all over the US with all different type of waters and in all conditions! Go crush it at Lewisville!
That one might be the toughest of them all, it fishes really really small
I really appreciate how much you are willing to share. Another great job!
I appreciate that!
Well now this video will be referred to a lot by me. Great info. I’m going to be ready next season to hit my local Denver Colorado chapter tourneys with information like this. Looking forward to more.
Good luck!
I really like this keep it up also enjoy all you guys together talking fishing at the end of days fishing or practicing awesome 😎
More to come!
Can't thank you enough for sharing your experience and honesty Todd!
Always!
Awesome stuff Todd. I always try to figure out how you think and break down the water. Thank you for sharing. Very powerful info!
My pleasure!
Good stuff Todd! Sometimes in the heat of battle it can be tough to notice some of the little details and clues, and I guess that's one of the things that sets you pros apart from guys like me. I always learn something watching your videos! God bless you and yours!
Its why I rarely talk in the boat I'm always thinking about everything
Really really appreciate these , they help me in my derbies
You bet
Love the in depth info and breakdown of the mapping along with the patterns coming about during your practice days along with the recap of the tournament. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your video here for all of us anglers to learn from; keep up the hard work and tight lines Todd
Thank you
definitely Start making more videos bro love following you guys you and Andrew the rest of the group
Will do
Love these breakdown videos. This is the in depth stuff is hardcore tourney guys love.
Your welcome
Thank you for for taking the time to share you experiences and information. With those of us who dream to be on the same level as yourself one day. We appreciate it my brother!
Absolutely!
awesome breakdown! enjoyed every minute of it
Awesome, thank you!
Love the breakdown! One thing I’ve learned real quick from you is that I definitely don’t pay enough attention to the small details as I should! I find it hard to keep that balance of over analyzing vs just keeping it simple! I think it is just something that I will have to get better at as I get more practice and experience. Also after I get to watch more of your breakdown videos!!!
Its still something I work on, it just takes time.
Love your videos . Keep them coming. Like watching scotts Andrew and Bradley's videos. You guys are awesome. Been following since all the bass champs tournaments you and Russell would fish
Awesome! Thank you!
Great stuff... always interesting to hear your thought process on decision making. Keep up the great work! Good luck as well!
Thanks! You too!
Excellent Video as always! See you on Lewisville!
Can't wait!
These videos are amazing. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Enjoyed seeing the map breakdown.
I'll continue to do more of these
Man, this was an all in type thing. I'd have loved to seen what you would have done if you had 1 more full practice day. These are awesome breakdowns!!
I know really wanted one more day
This is a great video todd thanks , go get em man !
You bet
Awesome video Todd,you broke down my home lake really well. That one random tree where you got bit,there is scattered boulders in the area as well. See you guys at Lay Lake, maybe I get lucky and draw you or hallman. You two fish the same as me, I like fishing shallow. Unless I have no other choice not to.
I didn't give that spot away I hope you saw that. Never want to give stuff up that some of you locals fish on a regulate basis. I know how hard it is to find stuff like that......Good luck out there.
Neely is my home lake this video is a big help! I've almost contemplated fishing with Dynamite. By far from spring to fall this has been the toughest year of fishing for me on Neely.
This should help
Great video, trail break down with explanation wash the best . great teaching video of where and why.
Thanks 👍
Enjoy these breakdowns. Real like the thought process that goes into it all.
You bet
Awesome stuff Todd!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and thought process.
You bet!
ANOTHER great video!
Thank you
Yeah I'll go with "just to catch fish" :). Thanks for sharing behind the scenes with us!
you bet
Love these breakdowns. Keep them coming!
Thanks! Will do!
Neely Henry and the Coosa River is "local" to me and have fished there many times. When you fish there, if you catch fish and don't hit anything, it's a successful day.
Excellent work keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Awesome video! Awesome info! Awesome breakdown of the thought process! Thanks and keep it up!
Thanks! Will do!
That was a great report thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video! I really like your videos but these tournament breakdown videos are great!
More to come!
Great info and thanks for sharing.
You bet!
Neely is my home lake and I will tell you, all grass is not created equal and it's different every day
Good presentation, Thanks
You are welcome!
nice recap Todd
Thanks!
It is a color and blade thing on Neeley Henry. White skirt and double silver Colorado blades. Willow leaf will work but not as good but the silver blades makes a difference there.
Not gonna lie, Hallmans big bag came on almost the exact opposite. LOL
Enjoyed this very much ! Thank Uou
Glad you enjoyed it
I know this is on a 2 year old video, but Alabama Power has an app called smart lakes that will have generator schedules as well as water levels etc. It has that information for all the lakes controlled by them.
That mud flat you are showing at the 29 minute point is full of rotten stumps, where all that is left of the stumps are exposed roots
Todd wow So Much Info In This Video Thank You So Much
Very welcome
great video
Thanks!
Love this content. The only thing better would be in the boat with you and filter the info as it comes in love it TC!
I agree but its too hard to do it all at once, my first thought is fishing and this is an afterthought.
@@toddcastledinefishing5924 I understand. Your post event/practice thought process, I find, is what is the best content. I am helping with a high school team here in northern Illinois and I am going to recommend that our anglers go and find your channel. If they haven’t already. Looking forward to more.
Keep it up I'm learning some good info on how to be able it find more fish just by see how you break it down. Is that a new boat or loaner
It was a loaner from my dealer.
Terrific breakdown. So why did you get there late and not have another day to practice! Just wondered?
You might have missed it in the video. I made the TOP 10 at Rayburn in the FLW Toyota Series and had to fish the final day. Drove all day Sunday, so I only got Monday, Tuesday and half a day Wednesday.
Minnesota bend makes neely Henry diffrent than most lakes on coosa river it's like 2 diffrent lakes up stream and down stream current means alot on neely
Gotta get ya back in a Ranger with those birds. My boat has Lowrance and the mapping just sucks on them
I know the mapping on the Humminbirds are the best
Todd, I have a general question for you since you have fished a lot of lakes throughout the country. I heard an interview with Rick Clunn recently regarding where the majority of the big bass live in a reservoir. His answer was to find the most fertile area of the lake to find the most number of big bass. In your experience, in most reservoirs, is that area generally in the river section, the midlake, or the main lake closer to the dam? I know there are all kinds of variables, but regardless of the season of the year, what part of a reservoir do you target big bass for size and for numbers of big bass? Thanks.
Great question, I have a good answer for this but his thoughts on most fertile is dead on and it can be anywhere on any lake. Certain lakes setup different so it depends on what part of the lake is most fertile. I'm gonna have to do a video on this, thanks for the idea. Look for it to be named "Where do I locate the biggest bass in a lake" Maybe not that title but something like it.
@@toddcastledinefishing5924 Thanks Todd. I will be looking forward to your answer, hopefully soon.
R those swimbait heads out? I haven't seen squadron heads with eyes!!
Yes, here's a secret those are the squadron(SALT WATER FLATS) heads. No difference except they have the eye on them. Its all I throw unless I run out. I just like the eyes as well.
What setup do you throw those little Rage Swimmers on Todd (rod/reel/line)? Love the Lews BB1 Pro Series reels, they absolutely rock.
I'm gonna do a whole video on that soon probably after the Cherokee series. You'll understand why if you watch those videos.
I fished that same shelf I’m pretty sure on day one with my pro
Which one?
Do you think if you could fished one more day you could of dialed the pattern in even better and maybe made a top ten or so?
Absolutely, plus I know for a fact that some of those places I could hit multiple times a day, thats where it would have benefited me. Its hard to do that when you find them that day sometimes at the end of the day.
when are you getting a Livescope?
Don't know
What time of the year is this.
Hallamn was right about Mr. Rick Clunn. He smashed them toady. Love your videos but I had to say this.
Yea he was
You should take Billy under your wing more, maybe take him out on one day of practice and film it.
I can't get him away from Scott. LOL
The best way to fish Neely Henry is go to Logan martin