1. Crankbait (DT 14 for the 10 to 15 feet zone) Cover water 2. Topwater (Buzzbait for around heavy cover, Frogs for matted vegetation) Cover water 3. Football Jig (Fish going off the beds, going deeper 1/2 ounce 5 to 10 feet water, 3/4 ounce 12 to 20 feet, 1 ounce jig for deeper than 20 feet) I agree i also love jig fishing) 4. Big worms (Powerworm 10'' or 12'' on a texas rig 1/4 to a 1/2 ounce weight 3/8 is fav 6/0 and 7/0 hook, Fat bottom hopper 7'' for little less cover on a weedless football Jig again 3/8 ounce, 1/2 ounce, 3/4 ounce
Wow, this bass fishing video got me reminiscing about my recent adventure in Nova Scotia! I couldn't resist the temptation to explore the beautiful waters there, and let me tell you, the smallmouth bass fishing experience was absolutely exhilarating. From the scenic landscapes to the thrill of reeling in those feisty fighters, it was a trip of a lifetime. Nova Scotia truly holds some hidden gems for bass enthusiasts like us. Thanks for sharing this awesome video, it's bringing back some incredible memories! Keep up the great work and tight lines, fellow anglers!
I hate summer bass fishing, not because I can't catch anything, because I actually catch quite a lot of fish, but because it's so hot and I have a big-time sensitivity to heat . And living in southern Missouri doesn't help with that mixed with the humidity! But I do it anyways because I can't help myself and love fishing too much!
I haven't done much night fishing but after two comments mentioning it, I'm definitely going to try it now! I do know and I've heard many times that the biggest fish can be caught at night in the summer, but I just haven't done it and I'm not quite sure why, but now after your comments I want to give it a try! It sounds more comfortable!
I like using a big worm and spinnerbait"s always seems to work especially when I fish them deep also lipless crankbaits I'll cast them out and let them fall then start cranking this always works. I caught a five pounder very deep on a war eagle firecracker color spinnerbait I bent the arm of the bait bringing it up to the boat it took a while to land it that day.
I use a double buzz bait, DT6 and a rugby jig two days ago here in Fredericton on the riverbank. I lost my DT6 river shad on a snag. Without a boat I couldn't get over the bait to free it. It about $15 dollars here in Fredericton for the DT series
Mike, I learn a ton from your videos. Short notice but I am fishing a tournament on the upper Chesapeake Bay. Any bait suggestion for that area this time of year?
Hey Mike. Love the content you put in all your videos. Love the new boat set up. I live in Angier North Carolina. I do a lot of fishing at the Sharon Harris reservoir. I watch the heavy hitters that y’all did on the major league fishing show. Watch that show a lot. Is there any pointers you can give me on fishing that particular lake and how would I go about getting into some local tournaments with me and my son. He loves going fishing with me and I think that might be something he would enjoy.
I have an ultra clear pond that I can't catch bass out of how do I do it, I mean you can see 10 to 15 feet down and all the cover, and I'm going nuts any tips Mike
1. Crankbait (DT 14 for the 10 to 15 feet zone) Cover water
2. Topwater (Buzzbait for around heavy cover, Frogs for matted vegetation) Cover water
3. Football Jig (Fish going off the beds, going deeper 1/2 ounce 5 to 10 feet water, 3/4 ounce 12 to 20 feet, 1 ounce jig for deeper than 20 feet) I agree i also love jig fishing)
4. Big worms (Powerworm 10'' or 12'' on a texas rig 1/4 to a 1/2 ounce weight 3/8 is fav 6/0 and 7/0 hook, Fat bottom hopper 7'' for little less cover on a weedless football Jig again 3/8 ounce, 1/2 ounce, 3/4 ounce
I love you man, great tips, thank you mike
Thanks for sharing 🎣 👍
Wow, this bass fishing video got me reminiscing about my recent adventure in Nova Scotia! I couldn't resist the temptation to explore the beautiful waters there, and let me tell you, the smallmouth bass fishing experience was absolutely exhilarating. From the scenic landscapes to the thrill of reeling in those feisty fighters, it was a trip of a lifetime. Nova Scotia truly holds some hidden gems for bass enthusiasts like us. Thanks for sharing this awesome video, it's bringing back some incredible memories! Keep up the great work and tight lines, fellow anglers!
Love you Ike! You da man!
You rock! 💪🏻
Thank u for always talking about Florida fishing
Mike’s such a great teacher!
I hate summer bass fishing, not because I can't catch anything, because I actually catch quite a lot of fish, but because it's so hot and I have a big-time sensitivity to heat . And living in southern Missouri doesn't help with that mixed with the humidity! But I do it anyways because I can't help myself and love fishing too much!
Have you ever done any night fishing?
Already at 95° here in tx, try some topwater night fishing
I haven't done much night fishing but after two comments mentioning it, I'm definitely going to try it now! I do know and I've heard many times that the biggest fish can be caught at night in the summer, but I just haven't done it and I'm not quite sure why, but now after your comments I want to give it a try! It sounds more comfortable!
@@natea4828get yourself a black light and fluorescent line. And the first time you go, do it on at least a half moon night
Bruh I live in missouri also and June always sucks for me
You did it again Mike, awesome !!!
I like using a big worm and spinnerbait"s always seems to work especially when I fish them deep also lipless crankbaits I'll cast them out and let them fall then start cranking this always works. I caught a five pounder very deep on a war eagle firecracker color spinnerbait I bent the arm of the bait bringing it up to the boat it took a while to land it that day.
Awesome love ya my favorite Bassmaster 💪👊🎣
“There are blue gill, and they sound like this”
*Heavy metal add starts to play* happened to me rn 🤣
Mike you're the man....love all your videos
Thanks again Mike 😊
I use a double buzz bait, DT6 and a rugby jig two days ago here in Fredericton on the riverbank. I lost my DT6 river shad on a snag. Without a boat I couldn't get over the bait to free it. It about $15 dollars here in Fredericton for the DT series
I’m using the flathead shaky vmc
Thanks for the information like always again thanks Mike
Mike, I learn a ton from your videos. Short notice but I am fishing a tournament on the upper Chesapeake Bay. Any bait suggestion for that area this time of year?
Hey Mike. Love the content you put in all your videos. Love the new boat set up. I live in Angier North Carolina. I do a lot of fishing at the Sharon Harris reservoir. I watch the heavy hitters that y’all did on the major league fishing show. Watch that show a lot. Is there any pointers you can give me on fishing that particular lake and how would I go about getting into some local tournaments with me and my son. He loves going fishing with me and I think that might be something he would enjoy.
Thank you sir!
What did you use at Murray last week?
Hey Mike, it would help to see them out of the box.
Great video... What about big speed worms?
Do you trim the weed guard on your jigs?
What kind of line would you recommend for these lures?
Are you using casting or spinning gear for the big bottom hopper?
Water is getting hot . This is s true statement. Sam Rayburn is already 85-87 surface temp . 6-4-2023
My river is low so idk if some of these baits will work bc I have to wade out to catch bass now
I have an ultra clear pond that I can't catch bass out of how do I do it, I mean you can see 10 to 15 feet down and all the cover, and I'm going nuts any tips Mike
What about for a co angler in the back of the boat? I’m only a few minutes in but I’m definitely ears 👂 🎣
Check out the Co-angler video!!
M
ill give you a shout out on my channel great video mike.
Don’t overlook a frog in open water! I did pretty good on a 10.5 ribbon tail on a 1/2oz swing head last night
How about our West
What up big perm? Big worm gets it done?
People always say bass are getting deeper. Ive tested this and they stay deeper all year round. The majority of bass are off the banks