Top 3 BAITS for JUNE bass fishing!

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  • Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2024

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  • @kenstuber7409
    @kenstuber7409 3 года назад +15

    Love your videos. I get a kick out of the way you laugh when you’re on the fish. We all remain lil kids when fishing.

  • @built4wheelin275
    @built4wheelin275 3 года назад

    I'd definetly say Edwin has the best informative Channel out there with great explanations without over-explaining making me want to skip ahead. Thanks, Edwin!!!!

  • @jeremysegur6653
    @jeremysegur6653 3 года назад +5

    Thank you for the tie location information, all these years I have never made sure where my knot ends up

  • @jaredpollard9531
    @jaredpollard9531 3 года назад

    Me and my 6 year old boy enjoy watching your videos together. Appreciate all the videos you put out for us!

  • @DroneLakeGuy
    @DroneLakeGuy 3 года назад +5

    Dang, I always tied the crankbait on the split ring opposite of where I was supposed to. Always thought there was danger in the thinnest part of getting damaged. You explain things so much better than any other pro.

  • @cohencox2103
    @cohencox2103 3 года назад +1

    Your videos are great. They are very educational and very easy to understand.

  • @coreybishop8050
    @coreybishop8050 3 года назад +5

    I’ve started getting into bass fishing over the past year. Your videos have helped me out so much!!

  • @anthonywright619
    @anthonywright619 2 года назад +1

    You are the greatest bass fisherman alive and I have learned a lot from u and I will be using these baits just like I do every month

  • @mitchellthacker6324
    @mitchellthacker6324 3 года назад

    Of all the pros your chanel and content is the most transparent and applicable, much appreciated

  • @carlosporras4170
    @carlosporras4170 2 года назад

    I never tie the line on the split ring opening. I always thought it could rub the knot and break off. I guess that’s why you are the “Professional”. Thanks again for sharing all the knowledge you know. Keep sharing and bring us along the bass hunt.

  • @jeffbarrett4797
    @jeffbarrett4797 3 года назад

    Edwin, My son and I are just learning about summer fishing. He,s 14,and fishing is giving us time together. He even has his own tackle box..So cool,,,,Thanks for your videos...We take your info to the lake..Notes and all..Stay blessed.

  • @giefaankim
    @giefaankim 3 года назад

    U just blew my mind with that tip of tying on the narrow part of the split ring...I always avoided doing that bc I thought it might cut off my knot but you make complete sense! Thanks~

  • @Klintong79
    @Klintong79 3 года назад

    The trick about the split ring when tying your knot is new to me. Thanks for the tip!

  • @larrymoore117
    @larrymoore117 2 года назад

    Hey Edwin, I have to say thanks for taking the time for us non pros... Your videos are the best. I have become more confident and knowledgeable watching your videos than you could imagine. Can't wait for next video..

  • @jaysfishtails9416
    @jaysfishtails9416 3 года назад

    I love the fact your on RUclips now .... growing up in Oklahoma you are a big Inspiration to me thanks for the tips your the man double E

  • @leviwyatt6891
    @leviwyatt6891 3 года назад

    Hey! My son mason and I got to meet you at Dayton Boat ramp. Thanks for being so kind to my little boy, he loves his MLF hat!! Good luck this week! (Great tip on tying the knot where the split ring meets 👍🏼)

  • @burdettehoeppner1062
    @burdettehoeppner1062 2 года назад

    I knew basically nothing about crankbaits until i saw your video. You have the best tips. I need to get your CB you recommend into my arsenal. Thanks for this great video.

  • @curtes347
    @curtes347 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the info on deep running crankbaits. A bit of a challenge on a kayak, but it'll be worth it!

  • @paulbroyles9043
    @paulbroyles9043 3 года назад

    Each one of your videos are so down to earth and informative. I've wondered what baits to use when the bass pull out deep, now I know.

  • @anthonylogsdon1812
    @anthonylogsdon1812 3 года назад

    Great video, I love the worm description on being straight. I’m a new angler so those small tips mean the world to me.

  • @Myotis05
    @Myotis05 3 года назад

    Excellent advice... Loved watching Saturday. When its your day its your day! Can't believe you got that crankbait back!!

  • @stacygoss2617
    @stacygoss2617 Год назад

    Absolutely love your video! I like the break down, and you're patience when going through all the descriptions.

  • @rickyjackson4307
    @rickyjackson4307 3 года назад

    I'm 50 years old and still learning something new about bassin every day thanks for the tips

  • @mikewelter180
    @mikewelter180 2 года назад

    I just tied on a 5/8 oz. Hair Jig and can't wait to use it this weekend. I met you and got a picture of us together at the MLF tournament at LOZ, it was a pleasure. Thank you for all you do for us!

  • @latina007pp
    @latina007pp 3 года назад

    Good to know with the worm and that's my favorite color. I also like the crank bait. Here in Camden nj started fishing with hubby and kids now kids are grown still love fishing. Awesome

  • @anthonywiggins4030
    @anthonywiggins4030 3 года назад

    I really appreciate your videos. I don't have a boat full of electronics, nor 30 technique-specific rods- though that would be nice lol. I also live up North. But your videos always get to the meat and potatoes of how you can still catch 'em. Thanks for that. Your kind of fishing info is priceless !

  • @patear59
    @patear59 2 года назад

    Thank you for taking the time to explain the tricks and tips really appreciate them. Noob at fishing, but loving every minute of it.

  • @markmathis8673
    @markmathis8673 Год назад

    Incredibly helpful, especially the little tips for tying and things to look for. Thanks for speaking on a level I can understand!

  • @jessetevepaugh1995
    @jessetevepaugh1995 3 года назад

    You are one of my favorite mlf pros and have been since I saw you destroy the competition at redcrest in the final round. You have great little tips and tricks. God bless you and your family and keep doin what you love.

  • @chrisbelloli637
    @chrisbelloli637 3 года назад

    Edwin's videos are great! Explains everything like you were standing there with him about to drop a line in the water. If he's in tournament on TV I try to watch closely on what he does. Bet he's a great guy in life and family man.

  • @brentcollinsfishing8842
    @brentcollinsfishing8842 3 года назад

    Berkley Fusion hooks are second to none! I do the same thing with my cranks!!! Great video!

  • @01KINGKENG
    @01KINGKENG 3 года назад

    These tips and tricks are always good to remind people to always check your gear.

  • @stevenhuntsinger6881
    @stevenhuntsinger6881 2 года назад

    Thanks Edwin, the little Tweeks and your meticulous attention to detail on rigging your baits and knot tying has helped me catch so many more fish, it's Crazy Great info... Can't thank you enough for how thorough you are in these tutorials!

  • @caroferg8857
    @caroferg8857 3 года назад

    Mr. Evers... thank you. Knowledge is power... you’re a Superman!

  • @glennskidmore7569
    @glennskidmore7569 3 года назад

    Thanks Edwin this really helps me pause I hope this helps all of our young high school kids hang in there hope you have a great year

  • @christopherfox6565
    @christopherfox6565 3 года назад

    I love a big 10 inch plum worm during the summer months here in SC. Great video! Keep em coming.

  • @3sistersandfun468
    @3sistersandfun468 3 года назад

    I’m new to fishing but with your help I’ll be knowledgeable in fishing and will actually catch fish. I recently got out the army and I have ptsd I’m hoping fishing helps clear my mind. Thank you for your videos sir

  • @user-ht4fb9jp1f
    @user-ht4fb9jp1f 3 года назад

    Great info as always!!
    I feel like an idiot for not knowing the split ring tying tip. I've never been to concerned about rigging everything perfectly center, but I will now. Thanks again!

  • @nickkoski7111
    @nickkoski7111 3 года назад

    Great info. Beginner bass guy here. Got my first boat after 30 years. My and my 6 year old love getting out on the lake!

  • @ronjennings8226
    @ronjennings8226 2 года назад

    I really enjoy your month to month bait choices. I appreciate u taking your time for the average Joe’s

  • @fishingwithcody1933
    @fishingwithcody1933 3 года назад

    The MAN the MYTH the LEGEND! Eazy E!! Awesome videos man! My favorite fisherman in MLF!! Great tips and how to’s giving us average Joes the know how! Love it!

  • @dougbonfilio7181
    @dougbonfilio7181 3 года назад

    2 of my toughest techniques to conquer covered right here! Deep cranking and hair jigs. Thanks Edwin, I gave aliitle more confidence following your advice! And of course, all Berkley baits...my go to!!

  • @michaelboggs3379
    @michaelboggs3379 3 года назад

    Love that natural Tennessee Shad . Thanks for the videos and the information. I love seeing new tips .

  • @kenstevenson388
    @kenstevenson388 3 года назад

    Awesome videos for wherever you live. Edwin breaks it down with a great teaching technique.

  • @terryhammon9620
    @terryhammon9620 2 года назад

    Thank you Sir. I have taken a long break from several years of tournament fishing in the west. Your detailed video information has really helped me tune up for a trip to El Salto Mazatlan. Keep 're up!

  • @jakehamilton7371
    @jakehamilton7371 3 года назад

    Cool idea with the hair jig. I think that's something most southern bass fisherman don't think to use much

  • @DudleyDoingTheOutdoors
    @DudleyDoingTheOutdoors 3 года назад

    Your production quality on your videos are awesome and keep me tuned in. I love deep cranking and I am glad you made the color choices ez.

  • @Fischize
    @Fischize 3 года назад +1

    All my years Bass fishing, I’ve never thought about using a crankbait deeper than what I want to fish. Makes a lot of sense the more I think about it. Thanks for the insight, Double E!

  • @danham3344
    @danham3344 3 года назад

    Great tip on tying onto the slit ring. I have always done the opposite thinking that if I tied in the narrow portion the line could get pulled into the split therefor pinching or cutting into the line. Never thought about the perspective you gave. Thanks a lot. Love all the details. Great channel.

  • @bfrog4701
    @bfrog4701 3 года назад

    Thanks for always putting informative info out as the bass transition! I would watch you the bass pros tv series and now I always watch you here !

  • @jeffharrell9664
    @jeffharrell9664 2 года назад

    Your info has been very helpful over the past months, thanks for taking the time to share!!

  • @richardcudd5856
    @richardcudd5856 3 года назад

    Edwin thank you for your instructional video. I love how you break down for the simple man. I would love to get those baits from you.

  • @10clawocitizenxjzx58
    @10clawocitizenxjzx58 3 года назад +1

    Wow! I was working up a sweat just watching you catch fish after fish at Redcrest first time ever seeing you, great Job ! I had to watch more of your style before the morning comes up, it’s a excitement out on the water . I’m a rookie getting into bass fishing . Can’t wait to see more God bless!
    I also commented to put my name in the hat for my trophy with those awesome crank baits . Your crank bait would be my first one in my Arsenal and on my new 7’6” rod I got coming this next week!

  • @joshuarbrowngolf
    @joshuarbrowngolf 3 года назад

    Super helpful content, especially for someone like me who is relatively new to bass fishing. Much appreciated, sir!

  • @kenyoung2432
    @kenyoung2432 3 года назад

    Thanks for the video Edwin. Been out of bass fishing for about 10 years . Just bought a new boat and endless trips to Bass Pro . It’s like I’m learning it all over again

  • @larrygreenwood6037
    @larrygreenwood6037 2 года назад

    Great video for June in Arkansas lakes. Thank you for reminding us of the best baits to use by month.

  • @chrisboytim798
    @chrisboytim798 Год назад

    Thank you for the simplifying options for June. I have an entire garage full of tackle and sometimes it’s overwhelming of what to bring or start with. I’ll even lose sleep sometimes 😅 I’m headed out tonight and will have three rods rigged - deep crank, worm and bucktail jig…something I’ve yet to try for bass!

  • @BrianParkerson
    @BrianParkerson 3 года назад

    Thanks for the the tip on where to tie on crankbait split rings. I've always wondered and now I know I've been doing it wrong... lol. I have yet to watch one of your videos and not pick up on something to improve my fishing. Another sincere thank you! 👍

  • @lancelot555
    @lancelot555 3 года назад

    First time on your channels and right away I'm learning.. Thank you so much as I've wasted a lot of time on other videos. Awesome 👍

  • @stephenlitten5576
    @stephenlitten5576 3 года назад

    I love fishing a shaky head. I don't fish deep divers very much but it's a technique I need to learn and use more. Just started using hair jigs more this year. The one Spro makes has been one of my top performing baits this year already. I'll definitely start throwing it even more this month!

  • @kebailey1
    @kebailey1 2 года назад

    Thank you for another exceptional video. I try to apply every video you share within a couple of days and it works more often than not. Got 5 packs of Agent E's! Crushing it!!

  • @rogerbrand223
    @rogerbrand223 3 года назад

    Thanks for the tips. Love to throw the cranks and back it up with medium to small swimbait's.

  • @rickylunsford6137
    @rickylunsford6137 3 года назад

    You're just an honest informational Down Home Guy! Great videos.

  • @danieloutlaw4789
    @danieloutlaw4789 3 года назад

    Your videos have been a big help. Still not catching many but some. Florida lakes get real hot. I am going to rig the way you are showing on this video and hope for more fish. Thanks

  • @Jmusicnotes
    @Jmusicnotes 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for these videos Mr. Evers! I learn a great deal watching these! God Bless!

  • @petecook1611
    @petecook1611 2 года назад

    I love those dredgers Edwin!! Love these videos! I really wanna see some graphing videos like u idling around when u see u see some fish setup show what they look like, what their on etc...

  • @goatroper101101
    @goatroper101101 3 года назад

    I love those berkely shakey heads they are definitely the deal!!! Awesome video informative and to the point.

  • @denisedrummond3176
    @denisedrummond3176 3 года назад

    Really enjoy your videos. Just getting stared and learning a lot about what to use, when to use them and the best way to use them.

  • @thomase.piggott7383
    @thomase.piggott7383 3 года назад

    I love your great attitude and you have all your info at hand. Your knowledge of bass fishing is great. Before retiring I was a caterpillar training instructor for sixteen years. I loved that job,as you do yours. Thanks for the great video’s.

  • @donholden3825
    @donholden3825 2 года назад

    Thanks for HAIR JIG suggestion. Something I have not used very much. I will give it a try. I appreciate you sharing your experience and knowledge.

  • @mrjrtykr
    @mrjrtykr 3 года назад

    Excellent video. You answered a lot of the questions I've always had about deep diving crankbaits.

  • @bobslaton338
    @bobslaton338 3 года назад

    Edwin,
    Thanks for your tutorials...they have helped me to make better decision out on the water!

  • @briankingston2532
    @briankingston2532 2 года назад

    Great tip on keeping it straight to prevent line twist and especially on the fall for the bite.

  • @keithtidwell3644
    @keithtidwell3644 2 года назад

    I really enjoyed this. Almost all summer i use the worm. The crankbait i will definitely try more. thank you

  • @Chris-of8ps
    @Chris-of8ps 3 года назад

    Great advice, I Love fishing offshore but I'm trying to get better at it as a fisherman.

  • @jameymccray7275
    @jameymccray7275 3 года назад

    Looking forward to trying out the split ring tying on the crank bait. Never paid much attention to where I tie but now I will. Thanks!

  • @ghunter2250
    @ghunter2250 3 года назад

    Great information , those 3 baits are definitely hot set ups moving into the warmer days of late spring.

  • @JW-iw6ww
    @JW-iw6ww 3 года назад

    very cool HD colors... i do the same thing with rigging the worms, and if it tears after catching a fish, i just trim it and reuse it, i can do this several times.. i havent tried the hair jigs... paddle tails are a favorite bait... great vid!!..

  • @allenjohnson5884
    @allenjohnson5884 3 года назад

    First time viewing. Look forward to seeing more. The video is definitely worth watching

  • @joshkeith6084
    @joshkeith6084 3 года назад

    Those new swim bait jig heads look awesome! Thanks for the great tips man.

  • @williamgeorge-noaaaffiliat8854
    @williamgeorge-noaaaffiliat8854 3 года назад

    I love your optimism. I've had very little luck ever catching bass, but I keep trying and hope your tips help.

  • @charlesletts5934
    @charlesletts5934 2 года назад

    Your videos are so helpful and educational and I been catching more bigger and better Bass in tournaments this year thank you so much and I appreciate it I'm your hugest fan

  • @antonioacevedo2124
    @antonioacevedo2124 3 года назад

    Wish I would've watched this before the big 12-hour tournament last weekend! Great video man, appreciate it.

  • @kylewhiting8321
    @kylewhiting8321 2 года назад

    Great knowledge like always, it’s my off day to go fishing, it’s always good to get some good advice before I go. Thanks Edwin

  • @4xstrongfishing
    @4xstrongfishing 3 года назад

    Great video and thanks for the tip about deep diving cranks and also where to tie the knot on split rings.

  • @joshuajustice2787
    @joshuajustice2787 3 года назад

    I flipped my kayak recently and lost all of my crankbaits, could really use some of these baits! So informational videos Evers!

  • @craigdamiano1545
    @craigdamiano1545 3 года назад

    Love the videos. Just started following recently. Please keep making these videos. My fishing experience gets better everytime!

  • @jasonslater7037
    @jasonslater7037 3 года назад

    Love the videos!!! Keep em comin!!! Split ring info ...never looked at it like that..but makes sense why my cranks swim offside!!! Thanks man

  • @rynophoto91
    @rynophoto91 3 года назад

    I did a ton of saltwater fishing as a kid and we used buck tails a lot but I’ve never heard of hair jigs for bass fishing!! Gonna have to try that

  • @jesicaross8274
    @jesicaross8274 2 года назад

    Thank you for teaching me how to get the worm strait on the Texas rig you have helped me out a lot in the past

  • @mikerush2069
    @mikerush2069 3 года назад

    I recently fished a BFL tournament after watching your top 3 baits for June video and started out throwing the chartreuse blue deep diving crankbait and the action could not have been more on key! But I didn’t change out the hooks and it cost me the tournament. I had to 4 pounders throw it back at me because the barbs were to small. Lesson learned. I finished 13th. Thanks for the video it definitely put me in the running.

  • @michaeltjohnson22
    @michaeltjohnson22 2 года назад

    Great advice for everyone. June is just starting, yes I have a Nitro Z21.
    I would like the baits….

  • @jasonoakey691
    @jasonoakey691 3 года назад +2

    Love how in detail you go to make us understand fishing techniques!!! Keep doing your thing!

  • @dylansunderland4570
    @dylansunderland4570 3 года назад

    Great tips! I’ve been watching RUclips for bass fishing tips for years yours takes the prize thanks for the videos!

  • @guybarnes5217
    @guybarnes5217 3 года назад

    Thanks for the tips Edwin. Always enjoy your videos. Look forward to hopefully running into you at the classic next week.

  • @boreeves346
    @boreeves346 3 года назад

    I love fishing crankbaits I especially like that new Berkeley one you have! You always give the best advice thanks a lot man!!

  • @jeffwohlwend7188
    @jeffwohlwend7188 3 года назад

    I will tie these up for this weekends tournament. I have identified four submerged bridges where the bass pull back off to this 10 - 12ft water for the summer. Thanks for your tips.

  • @offiefugate-ei7kv
    @offiefugate-ei7kv 9 месяцев назад

    Man Love all your info .you make it easier for us weekend warriors. Thank you so much.

  • @sheasunday2605
    @sheasunday2605 3 года назад

    First time I've ever seen your videos. Never thought of a hair jig that's genius.

  • @danielcallaway7764
    @danielcallaway7764 3 года назад

    Loved the video as someone newer to serious bass fishing this was very helpful.