Fishing for Bass in Shallow Cover with Spinnerbaits

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • Terry Bolton discusses wind, multiple casts, systematically approaching cover, blade sizes and more in this insightful bass fishing video about using spinnerbaits around shallow cover.
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  • @Tubetopfan1
    @Tubetopfan1 8 лет назад +3

    I've had my hand slip off the reel handle too-especially when using spinnerbaits. Water starts getting "squeegied" off the line by the reels line guide-making the handle wet and slippery. And, for whatever reason, when a bass hits a spinnerbait, it is USUALLY a hard hit.
    Oh, and I definitely agree that prime spots need to be cast too numerous times. MANY times it would take 9 or ten casts before I could coax a bass into biting. It seems to me the more sparse cover is, the more times you should cast to it.

  • @legokid-nf5de
    @legokid-nf5de 9 лет назад +5

    thank you guys this really has helped me understand spinnerbait fishing!

  • @Dmgolfer22
    @Dmgolfer22 9 лет назад +1

    Awesome. My go to year round lure. I've found in the spring and fall when fish are cruising banks that burning a spinnerbait just under the surface will catch a lot of fish even if there isn't any cover. I also keep a soft plastic handy as a back up. I've caught a lot of fish by following up a missed strike with a plastic or jig.

  • @marksorensen1441
    @marksorensen1441 9 лет назад +4

    Great information on spinner bait fishing. I also appreciate your technique in handling and releasing fish promptly after the catch. I sometimes find myself talking to the videos when the fisherman talks while holding his fish like forever.

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  9 лет назад +3

      Mark Sorensen I'm sure we're guilty of that a time or two as well. We still get excited catching fish and sometimes we probably hold them out too long admiring them. But we do care about the bass as do most pros that make their living chasing them around. Thanks for watching and commenting.

  • @fatgirlsfishing5702
    @fatgirlsfishing5702 10 лет назад +2

    Good tips on multiple casts to some cover/structure.

  • @tylercoburn1539
    @tylercoburn1539 8 лет назад +2

    The videos you guys post are super helpful, videos like this have really helped me get ready to enter my first local tournament coming up thanks for uploading

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  8 лет назад +1

      Appreciate the comment. Go crack 'em in the derby!

  • @brucemillard6677
    @brucemillard6677 10 лет назад +3

    Great tips love fishing spinnerbaits

  • @kevinoverly6840
    @kevinoverly6840 10 лет назад +4

    I have terrible luck fishing spinnerbaits so I have a few questions. Is the water warm? Is he banging the spinnerbait off of the trees and cover? Is it a slow steady retrieve?

  • @Cw81Deut6n4
    @Cw81Deut6n4 5 лет назад +2

    Awesome.. that's more fish than I've caught in my life on spinner bait. I have no luck with them but also have very little confidence in them.

  • @vernervanschalkwyk2280
    @vernervanschalkwyk2280 3 года назад

    Excellent advice!! Thank you.

  • @AnthonyGarcia-dy2gl
    @AnthonyGarcia-dy2gl 10 лет назад +3

    What line and rod would be best for fishing a spinner bait? Also spinning or casting reel. Thanks great work on the water

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  10 лет назад +2

      For shallow fishing, Terry recommends a 6'10" Lew's Team Lew's spinnerbait MH rod with a 7:1 Lew's Speed Spool or BBZ-1 pro bait caster and 15-pound mono or fluorocarbon line.

  • @snoov6035
    @snoov6035 10 лет назад

    Kevin Overly, I assume the water is pretty warm, at least 70 degrees. Also, you don't necessarily HAVE to bang it off of the trees/cover, but I would definitely try to if you can. Those sudden changes in direction you get from banging it off cover can trigger a strike on a fish that may just let it go on by if you're reeling it back in on a straight line.
    Play around with your retrieve speeds until you figure out what they like, there's not really a "THIS is the answer" to your question. A medium retrieve speed, for lack of a better term, (not burning it, but not slow rolling it) works well most of the time for me. If there's cover, I'll do my best to bump it from a few different angles. If there's minimal or no cover, sometimes I'll do a pause and go retrieve. The SB will flutter down a bit on the pause, and then I'll snap it back up to where I was retrieving it before. That tends to work better with swimbaits, but I've had luck doing it with SB's. Hope that helps.

    • @christiantuttle9722
      @christiantuttle9722 10 лет назад

      I'm newer to fishing and sometimes I have trouble getting the hook out of the fish's mouth. Is there an easy technique to do it?

    • @snoov6035
      @snoov6035 10 лет назад

      Christian Tuttle Yes, but it's kind of hard to put into words, having a video would definitely help. Are you using treble hooks (triple hook), or just a single hook? The most important thing to remember is be careful with the fish, you can easily break their jaw when trying to remove a hook. Most people don't know that.
      The easiest solution is actually something you do BEFORE you start fishing. Pinch the barb down on your hook. Without the barb, you may lose some fish if you don't get a good hook set, but it's sooo much easier to remove the hook. Otherwise, get yourself a good pair of skinny and long needle nose pliers and always have them with you, and just be careful and take your time.

  • @MrJdubb80
    @MrJdubb80 6 лет назад +1

    Awesome video! What color spinnerbait were you throwing?

  • @leepittsoutdoors5667
    @leepittsoutdoors5667 7 лет назад

    Great video Terry, good insight!

  • @MrJdubb80
    @MrJdubb80 8 лет назад +1

    What lure do you recommend for a beginner bass fishermen around this time of year, Spring?

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  8 лет назад +2

      +MrJdubb80 A plastic worm or craw Texas rigged on 3/0 or 4/0 hook. All you need is a slip-on bullet sinker, an offset worm hook and your favorite plastic worm, craw or lizard. Drag and hop them around cover like grass, weeds, laydown trees, stumps, brush piles or on flat pockets where the bass might move up to spawn. www.tacklewarehouse.com/?from=w2fish has everything you're looking for if you don't already have this stuff.

    • @collieer
      @collieer 2 года назад

      ^i agree I’m newer to bass. And Texas rig tube/beaver tail worm whatever. Pop it on the bottom feel tic set the hook

  • @karlapulla4323
    @karlapulla4323 8 лет назад +1

    hello please help me with the characteristics of the cane , I want to buy a similar for a reel of baicasting . Please explain well the features of the cane greetings from Ecuador

  • @craigduvall2022
    @craigduvall2022 4 года назад

    What do you use for a trailer with your spinnerbaits

  • @MrJdubb80
    @MrJdubb80 8 лет назад +1

    What size spinner bait were you using?

  • @bdgaming5363
    @bdgaming5363 9 лет назад

    What set up are you using and what kind of line??

  • @christiantuttle9722
    @christiantuttle9722 10 лет назад +1

    Can you do a video on how to unhook fish easily? I've been having trouble with deeper sets

    • @snoov6035
      @snoov6035 10 лет назад

      What do you mean exactly?

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  10 лет назад +1

      We can. Are you hooking them down in their gullet like on soft plastic lures? There is a pretty good trip to get those deep hooked fish unhooked, but it involves cutting your line, the turning the hook eye down and out the gill and the push up so it lets loose of where it is hooked in their gullet. Then pull it out through the mouth once you get it unhooked from the deep spot in the mouth or gullet.

    • @christiantuttle9722
      @christiantuttle9722 10 лет назад +2

      Yeah, whenever I am using soft plastics there is always a few time where the fish just completely swallows the thing and is hooked either behind or near the gills. It's kinda hard to get to and worry about harming the fish

  • @Almosttwins24
    @Almosttwins24 10 лет назад +1

    Do you use braid with a fluorocarbon leader?

    • @snappersniper
      @snappersniper 9 лет назад +1

      it's quite popular in japan and asian countries to cast using braid as mainline with a fluoro leader. the fluoro sinks and helps a lure like a spinnerbait run slightly deeper and you can use a stronger mainline like 30 lb braid and still cast far. and both lines gives much better sensitivity.

  • @SuperDonBone
    @SuperDonBone 9 лет назад +1

    Interesting casting technique, switching from one hand to the other. Wouldnt it be easier to master a left hand reel?

    • @samuelhansen8427
      @samuelhansen8427 9 лет назад

      SuperDonBone I'm no profesional but, even though I can reel with either hand, I prefer the switch that he uses. I'm naturally right handed so its what is more natural, so I think that's why he does it too. Hope I helped a little.

    • @zachbartlett2829
      @zachbartlett2829 8 лет назад

      Thats the way everyone does it

    • @Mr.Heinous
      @Mr.Heinous 8 лет назад +1

      +Ed Dost I'm right handed and always fish with a left handed reel. I find it more natural. I also skate lefty (goofy foot) so it just depends on what feels correct in your head.

    • @theman1526
      @theman1526 6 лет назад

      It's normal thing to do when using a baitcaster

  • @brilliantdube5766
    @brilliantdube5766 3 года назад

    3/5 n 4 ,spinnerbait is it good or its too big

  • @karlapulla4323
    @karlapulla4323 8 лет назад

    characteristics of the fishing rod, weight, measure , or you can do the set like you do with that rod

  • @effyoo6081
    @effyoo6081 9 лет назад

    Were you fishin top water in the mornin?

  • @fu46xx
    @fu46xx 8 лет назад +2

    what size spinnerbait is this?

  • @c.blackburn2024
    @c.blackburn2024 10 лет назад

    Is this a private pond? I've seen him in a lot of videos in that same spot.

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  10 лет назад +3

      It's a 30-acre lake he sometimes fishes when Kentucky Lake is off-limits for FLW Tour pros for an upcoming tournament. Nice to do some small water segments for a change with a pro instead of always fishing vast reservoirs with limited cover options.

    • @Powerpickle68
      @Powerpickle68 10 лет назад +1

      Wired2Fish That must be a small lake for them to shut it down to the public.

  • @alexandragalan8468
    @alexandragalan8468 9 лет назад

    can you show us all the fishing rods for all the places to fishlike and lake

  • @anneblouin1393
    @anneblouin1393 Год назад

    Catches fish! Not sure how long they will last work great

  • @fishngamestv5817
    @fishngamestv5817 9 лет назад

    What pound tests line

  • @actionpackedcomedy1694
    @actionpackedcomedy1694 9 лет назад

    Does it matter what pole you use for these lures??

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  9 лет назад

      Action Packed Comedy As far as brand no. But a medium heavy power will give you a little more backbone to move the fish away from the cover. A lot of the fish shallow come around wood cover or rocks or boat docks or other hard pieces of cover that if the fish turns and runs you through you might lose them or bust your line. So if you can set the hook and move them away from the cover you stand a better chance landing them. Bolton prefers a 6' 10" MH Lew's rod for his spinnerbaits when fishing shallow.

  • @nickredman5827
    @nickredman5827 8 лет назад +1

    can I still catch bass with no trailer hooks?

    • @westvirginiasworstangler2126
      @westvirginiasworstangler2126 8 лет назад +1

      I normally do not use trailer hooks, but I have not lost a fish yet.

    • @westvirginiasworstangler2126
      @westvirginiasworstangler2126 8 лет назад

      So yes, of course!

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  8 лет назад

      You certainly can, but your hookup percentage will increase using a trailer. This is especially true in dingy water with reduced clarity and also when the fish are more neutral to inactive (most of the time). Blade pros like KVD and Mark Melendez hardly fish a spinnerbait without one.

    • @MrSjj12345
      @MrSjj12345 8 лет назад

      where can I pick up at trailer at? does Wal-Mart have them

    • @nickredman5827
      @nickredman5827 8 лет назад

      bass pro or cabelas or amazon

  • @austinclack465
    @austinclack465 9 лет назад

    Rod and reel?

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  9 лет назад

      Austin Clack 6'10" Team Lew's MH Rod with Lew's Tournament Pro reel (www.tacklewarehouse.com/Lews_Tournament_Pro_G_Speed_Spool_ACB_Casting_Reel/descpage-LPG.html)

    • @dougieboy420
      @dougieboy420 9 лет назад +1

      +Wired2Fish What ratio do you recommend for spinnerbaits?

  • @stevewebster7334
    @stevewebster7334 9 лет назад

    drop shot fishing

  • @louisclarke5252
    @louisclarke5252 9 лет назад

    Wot bait

  • @liamarmstrong9590
    @liamarmstrong9590 8 лет назад

    he thinks bass pull hard try tarpon

  • @MyWeedgrower
    @MyWeedgrower 8 лет назад +1

    just found your channel today. awesome vids thanks for uploading

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  8 лет назад +1

      +MyWeedgrower Glad you found us. Enjoy and let us know if there's any specific video content you're interested in.