I bought one of these after seeing so many pros using them and I already hade Chad Shads, shine glides and others so I took it to the water to see how it glides and all I could keep saying was wow! It glides so well with little effort and one of the best glides I own,I am super impressed
Thanks for this one, I've been on a big swimbait kick for a year now, it is THE most fun, but most fatiguing way to get bigs consistently. A lot fewer bites, but the smallest I've taken on a big glider was a 2lb'er. I fish primarily ponds right now and its fun getting the "man, are you fishing for sharks?" type comments. If they happen to witness a catch, it usually blows their minds. I've gotten my biggest fish of both this year and last fishing tight to the bank along cover.
That's a compelling testimony right there. So cool you're making it happen on small waters. We're hoping to bank fish a few of our sleeper lakes with glides this year.
Love it! I just started throwing BIG swimbaits just over a year ago. Out here in So Cal our bass get pretty frigin big! That said, I’m heading out to Tennessee next week on my annual fishing trip and plan on spending a full day throwing BIG glides and swimbaits! Personally, just throwing these huge baits around with the proper gear is fun in itself… when a true giant commits… cherry on top of the pie!
Thanks for sharing Steven! We like your perspective on things, such as it's just plain fun to throw big baits. Good luck in Tennessee. We hope you land on some good fish.
I think it's amazing how eerily similar to a real fish some of those swimbaits can be. I have several that if you didn't know it was a bait, you'd think it was a real fish. My two favorites to throw are a bluegill and a shad imitator. They've both done good work for me.
I bought one of these after seeing so many pros using them and I already hade Chad Shads, shine glides and others so I took it to the water to see how it glides and all I could keep saying was wow! It glides so well with little effort and one of the best glides I own,I am super impressed
Thanks for this one, I've been on a big swimbait kick for a year now, it is THE most fun, but most fatiguing way to get bigs consistently. A lot fewer bites, but the smallest I've taken on a big glider was a 2lb'er. I fish primarily ponds right now and its fun getting the "man, are you fishing for sharks?" type comments. If they happen to witness a catch, it usually blows their minds. I've gotten my biggest fish of both this year and last fishing tight to the bank along cover.
That's a compelling testimony right there. So cool you're making it happen on small waters. We're hoping to bank fish a few of our sleeper lakes with glides this year.
Love it! I just started throwing BIG swimbaits just over a year ago. Out here in So Cal our bass get pretty frigin big! That said, I’m heading out to Tennessee next week on my annual fishing trip and plan on spending a full day throwing BIG glides and swimbaits! Personally, just throwing these huge baits around with the proper gear is fun in itself… when a true giant commits… cherry on top of the pie!
Thanks for sharing Steven! We like your perspective on things, such as it's just plain fun to throw big baits. Good luck in Tennessee. We hope you land on some good fish.
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Thanks for the tips my friend!
nice boss..!!
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Excellent explanation and great visuals, and equipment share
We really appreciate the comment David. It was fun matching up Brandon's content with supporting footage. Good luck fishing this spring.
I think it's amazing how eerily similar to a real fish some of those swimbaits can be. I have several that if you didn't know it was a bait, you'd think it was a real fish. My two favorites to throw are a bluegill and a shad imitator. They've both done good work for me.
I keep telling myself I’m going to start throwing big swim baits but just haven’t committed