Spinnerbait Bass Fishing | A Lost Art Makes a Comeback
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In this video, pro bass angler Luke Clausen explores the often-overlooked art of spinnerbait bass fishing and demonstrates how they can outperform ChatterBaits in certain conditions. Spinnerbaits are especially effective for targeting smallmouth bass, all species of bass during the shad spawn, and offer a more subtle presentation when needed.
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As Luke notes, sometimes the bass seem to prefer spinnerbaits over ChatterBaits. And a spinnerbait's unique safety-pin design allows them to fish cleaner around heavy grass, laydowns, brush, and trees.
Changing retrieve speeds is critical to triggering reaction strikes when spinnerbait bass fishing. Clausen constantly changes his retrieve speed and direction and incorporates pops, all of which cause the blades to flash. So what are the best spinnerbaits for fishing? While highly subjective, he delves into the ongoing debate over the best blade combinations and explains the benefits of double willow or Colorado/Indiana setups. Ultimately, it comes down to your confidence in the bait.
Clausen doesn't fret spinnerbait trailers - sure, he uses them periodically for profile but has confidence without them too when spinnerbait bass fishing. Regarding rod setups, Clausen shares his preferences for different fishing environments, from cover to open water, and offers advice on reel speeds and line choices to avoid overworking the bait.
Finally, he discusses the most popular spinnerbait bass fishing colors, such as white and chartreuse, and reveals some lesser-known but highly effective options. Pay attention to the power of green pumpkin hues and bluegill-colored spinnerbaits, especially in clear or tannic waters where they can outperform their more traditional counterparts.
Join us as we revive the lost art of spinnerbait bass fishing, sharing invaluable tips and insights to help you master this versatile lure and catch more fish.
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The spinner bait has a special place in my arsenal that will never be replaced. Never. It’s the bait that got me into bass fishing.
Same here!! Throwing a spinnerbait as a kid in a private pond got me hooked on bass fishing
Same. I used a Senko and a spinnerbait for bass fishing for years. That was literally all of my bass arsenal for years.
Yes I am a spinnerbait guy and I like your tip on the blue gill color ... I believe that's right and I will be trying it out, as I live on one of the most pressured lakes in the country... Here's my tip for spinnerbaits : go to Walmart fishing aisle and look on the bottom shelf for the $1 spinnerbaits buy a few and go throw them in the thickest branches logs and junk you can find ... Point Your Rod tip directly at the spinnerbait and retrieve ...it's like putting it into four-wheel drive and it will come through NEARLY anything ... Probably not a technique you want to try with your $15 spinnerbait ... Matt Allen taught me this and it allows you to fish the heavier cover where the big ones live.
Spinnerbait is my favorite bait hands down! It catches big fish, it catches a lot of fish, and it catches fish when nothing else seems to! I bought a Plano guide series 7771 tackle box for the space it has, but even more so because of the 21 Spinnerbait hanger in it!
The strike you get on a spinnerbait is awesome. Always have one tied on.
Spinnerbait is one of my all time favorite baits. Always have one tied on!
Love a spinnerbait, been throwing one for 30 years and still do good with it today… I noticed all boat control and mental gps went out the other side the boat when that 6pounder smashed it! 😂. I struggle to find a good spinnerbait rod these days. Everything has a super fast action
Great video. It’s a tried and true classics. I always have one rigged up and ready to go
Right on! Thanks for watching.
I normally have 2 spinner baits tied on. I've thrown one all my life. A spinner bait is the first bait i really gained confidence in and a huge reason i love to fish.
Never replaced a spinner bait with a chatterbait, the river 2sea spinner bait has been my all time favorite bait to throw in any conditions and any color the blades are wider than normal willows and make for an insane vibration
Thanks for sharing. We'll check it out.
Thanks for the video.
Count me as one of those people that had got away from fishing a spinnerbait. But, this spring I have been and I've caught a lot of fish. I also agree on fishing it on a little slower reel. I use a 6.4:1 on a 7'-1" rod. I also can attest to the bluegill color. Caught one of my all time biggest this spring on that color. Great video.
I didn't even know the spinnerbait had went anywhere.
Spinnerbait is my favorite bait and it catch big bass.
I love a chatterbait too, but I fish them totally different from a spinnerbait.
I think the key to selecting which blades to use on your spinnerbait has less to do with presentation (blade flash) and MORE to do with RETRIEVAL SPEED. Retrieval speed should be determined by water temperature and water CLARITY.
If it's colder and/or murkier water, the extra drag created by Colorado/Indiana blades or a single big Colorado blade will definitely slow a spinnerbait down. I'm certain the slower spinnerbait speed helps more lethargic bass in cold water catch up to the spinnerbait, whether the water is clear or murky.
In murky water, the slower spinnerbait using Indiana and/or Colorado blades, along with the increased vibration that's generated, helps a bass track and target the spinnerbait with the lateral line in the diminished visibility of the turbid water. Slower speeds and more thump are the key.
Conversely, in clear water, willow blades help a spinnerbait move much faster. So, clear water bass that see spinnerbaits with willow blades only get a fleeting glance of the quicker spinnerbait, and don't really get a long look at just how ridiculous and unnatural a spinnerbait truly looks, IMO.
Solid pointers right there! Ott shared his take on blades and blade combos in this vid --> ruclips.net/video/foQZq09qa8g/видео.html
That is crazy , I literally just bought one to spinner bait "GILL SPAWN" NICE LIL 1/4
My nickname at my local lake is slow roller, lol..I've always got a s.bait tied on...
I hope everyone here catches their pb this spring!
Spreading kindness 🙌.
@@Wired2Fish we need more of it in the world that is for sure!
Everybody will tell you buy a white and a white/chartreuse of each type. Buy yourself 2 gold shiner War Eagles and compare. I also like the Megastrike Roland Martin Big Bass spinnerbait in the gold pattern. It has heavier wire and a swing head. The light wire ones do work great. But they will eventually break.
That was kool mam👏👍.. Love them Spinnerbaits! .. i like the War Eagle Hammered series Spinnerbait 👍
Yeah definitely my confident bait
Mouse and white and chartruese are my colors. I still like Oklahoma blades.
Spinnerbaits will always be a classic. There are so many variations and tricks/tips to a spinner bait. (Blades and types, color of blades, size of blades and stinger hooks) A chatter bait is just simple, tie on and throw it out and reel it back.
Place and time for a spinner bait absolutely, versatile as a chatter-bait, NEVER. 😂
I made all of my spinnerbaits when I tournament fished it was NO. 1. Worm No.2. CrankBait No.3 Buzz Bait No.4 Jig No.5 Swim Baits No. 6
Thank you!
I guess I am old school because I still fish spinnerbaits more than chatter baits.
In Jersey, I use a 1/4 oz. Panther Martin inline spinner...I get everything to bite that thing....
If you got a white one with a single willow blade is all you need. Don’t over think it
I don’t think the spinnerbait is a forgotten bait at all. Talk to any bass fisherman and they’ll know about or have a spinnerbait in their tackle. This is like the 2nd time I’ve come across the idea of the Spinnerbait being forgotten and it’s a myth too often from the same source Wired2fish.
The chatterbait for me has had zero effect on how often I throw a spinnerbait. Both excel in different conditions and even lake to lake depending on the available cover. You can rip a chatterbait through grass but if you throw a spinnerbait through it, there's a good chance the grass will wrap up in the swivel and render it useless for the rest of that cast. You can also easily roll a spinnerbait over logs and bump it over hard cover but will almost always snag a chatterbait.
I wish he would have kept quiet on the Bluegill color spinnerbaits 😆
I was custom-tying Bluegill skirts for my fishing friends 1985 -1995 it was a secret for a while
Spinnerbaits are one bait I never let go of. Ya, I use chatters, but considering the bass in my Avatar pic was caught on a spinner....ya.
Lost art... every weekend i see tons of people throwing it lol
Caught all my large mouth bass on spinnerbaits.
my spinnerbait always tangles in my line. no luck with it
Never left.
Just got into these does anyone els burn it across the top of the water then stop ...works best with 3/8
Never leave home without one.
Lake st clair spinnerbait all day long
😂🤣😂🤣THE CLASSIC UGHHH OWGHHHHH HOOK SET GRUNT, ALL THAT FAKE SHOW FOR A DINK.
They can be bought for a buck at Walmart.
10 younders for days
I like to throw a clown colored spinner bait the red and white themes
Should of never went away. Lind of replaced the chatterbait with is lame
"catch a 3 pounder and could care less"
Spinnerbaits just dont really get bass for me
Brother u really don’t have to explain while holding the fish out the water….release her man