Much love my guy 🤙🏻 The bass like it and the ole lady loves it 👀

You sure that stick in the pond wasn’t metal? Also, I’m not sure what kind of braid you’re using but i would switch it up. 30lb braid shouldn’t fray and snap on a stick. You should look at Seagaur smack down or Power Pro. I hammered this bass in open water and it barely budged. It was big.

Longer models are definitely more stable. This was my buddy’s first time in this yak. It was also the first and only time he fell out of it lmao.

It is an odd lake to say the least. I do like how few boats you see when you’re out there. I bet I only saw 4-5 between prefishing and the tourney. It’s got some great offshore grass, I just couldn’t get it to produce. I appreciate my man. I see you’ve been having a good time down gville. Punching is something I definitely need to do more of.

I 100 percent agree with you.

I like a 4/0 to 5/0 straight shank trokar hook. I’ll go through the top of the tube, once the barb of the hook is no longer visible I come back out of tube. Then I’ll pull the rest of the hook through until the eyelet of the hook and my knot are no longer visible and inside the tube. Then I’ll take the hook point, go inside the bottom of the tube and at the base of the tube where the solid rubber meets the flaps I’ll push the hook point through and then skin hook it back into the body of the tube so it doesn’t snag. Send me your email and I’ll send you some photos to help show you 🤙🏻

It’s crazy you say that because that’s how the top three bags were caught. 20lbs won the tourney that day. I couldn’t ever get that bite going but I think that has more to do with me not throwing the right spinnerbait while also not being in the right locations for it. It seems like a great winter to spring lake especially when it’s drawn down.

What’s your favorite size / blade combo for the lake? I tried several different ones in practice with no luck.

@@Tightline_angler in early prespawn through spawn, any white, double willow blade will usually work when the waters fairly clear. Usually 1/2 Oz size. I like the Zman ones myself. But if it's dirtier water, then big willow with a smaller colorado. Berkley makes a good type of those. It also helps when the wind is blowing pretty good. They are usually up really shallow, around any kind of rocky, pea gravel banks that time of year. Winter time I've found them on deeper points, or in the backs of deep pockets chasing baitfish

Makes a lot of sense. I definitely plan on going back up there to fish this fall / winter / spring. Nichols lures makes a Colorado / Indiana blade combo that I love to slow roll in early spring. The dirtier the water the better. The coleslaw color is my favorite.

@@anthonyfoutch3152 that’s wild man. Sometimes no matter how hard you fish it all comes down to timing and being in the right place at the right time.

MADE MY DAY 💯

It was a blessing of a day for sure! Do you fish down at Gville much? I’ll keep that in mind when I’m looking for for some more productive frogging water. Whats your favorite brand of frog to use?

@Tightline_angler It's rare I get over to G Ville. My home water is Wheeler. I've been using Spro, but the area I fish is not grassy like years ago.

I appreciate it brother 🤙🏻 Maaaan, I thought I had the ONE too. It goes that way sometimes. You’ll have to show me how it’s done sometime. OHL can humble you quickly lol

⁠@@Tightline_anglerdude sorry I missed this reply! I don’t like that lake but we should get out there sometime for sure 😂

Man you and me both. Paying attention to the wind direction has helped me stay away from eel grass. The water on the backside of the sandbars, opposite of the channel seem to be the easiest to find without eel grass. Guntersville is a massive lake. I love the variety it provides. Thanks for watching my man!

​@@Tightline_angler I've noticed that as well, staying upwind lets me use top water lures better. Take it easy out there man.

Yessir you too, maybe I’ll see you out there sometime. Feel free to pull up and holler at me 🤙🏻

What kind of boat do you have ?

@@fishboydyl it’s a havoc. They are made out in Arkansas. This one is a 1653dbst. I did a lot of my own work to make it my fishing boat. Cut out and added the recessed foot pedal, mounted the trolling motor mount, cut holes and ran wiring for graphs. Built a DIY livewell out of a cooler.

I really appreciate it sir. I try to make videos for the content and to help people learn. Not just for clicks or views. I hope you’re able to put more fish in the boat by watching. I have a love/hate relationship with Centerhill. I like up until summer and then it gets tough for me out there. Maybe you can teach me a thing or two. I’m always willing to learn and grow as an angler.

my brother caught a 4.5 lb black nose crappie on Center Hill. Took it home and ate it. lol I carried my tween daughter and her friends to Burgess Falls and i was catch small catfish and a turtle when i hooked something huge it was a bluegill almost 3 lbs. I had never seen one that big. It was so white i thought it was a drum at first. I showed a guy beside me and was trying to decide what to do with it when it flopped out of my hands and back in the water. The big ones we caught in FL were almost black. It's amazes me how the same type fish can be different colors.

@@anthonyfoutch3152 he caught a 4.5lbs BLACK NOSE CRAPPIE and didn’t take a picture of it? Centerhill is a giant lake. I’m sure there are some true monsters for every species that calls that roams the Hill.

There was already enough daylight my man. The GoPro makes it looker darker than it is. Everyone has graphs and running lights for a reason.

😂😂 This is the greatest burn I’ve ever received and I’m deeply honored. The alliteration is strong with this one 🤙🏻

I appreciate it my man. I’ll try to film as much as I can whenever I can. 🤙🏻. Frog eaters part three is my best day ever on guntersville.

I saw the potential of the lake and I really like how it sets up. I wish the rain would’ve held off a couple days. I’ll definitely be back this winter and early next spring.

It was a great day.

These bass make it hard to my boy

VI fullgj,

Man I love em. I’ll be using a wobble head all year. Let me know how you do using them!

Thanks!

It seems to excel in that dirty water. It deflects off of wood pretty good too. Let me know how it works for you 🤙🏻

Lmaoo, I’m just trying to keep skin cancer from entering the chat

It’s in the full video link. I lost it and then caught it again the next couple of casts 🤙🏻. It’s also in the short right before this one

@@Tightline_angler thanks for the info

What River were you in. Wife who has only a few months told me to take our son on a fishing road trip to reconnect.

Awesome man! That’s my goal for each video. Anytime I can share info to limit the learning curve that is fishing it’s a win in my book 🤙🏻

They quickly became my favorite rods. Especially the M1 vortex rods. I try to let the fish teach me every time I go fishing. Filming has definitely allowed me to go back and analyze in ways that you can’t in the moment when you get a bite lol

Apparently I was fishing a ditch which was the only way out of that flat. At least he didn’t run by me wide open. Old man had never seen a big glide bait before lol

I didn’t want my displeasure known lol. Dottie could feel my irritation

She was over 3lbs. She swiped at my crankbait and had it in the side of the head. I’ll have the full video up tomorrow morning 🤙🏻

I appreciate it my man!

I’m based in Middle TN but this video was made down on Guntersville Lake. What about you my man?

Full video drops tomorrow at 5pm. Subscribe and it should send you a notification 🤙🏻

I just realized this doesn't show my actual name. It's Corey from SHS. I mostly run through Percy. Couple weekends from now me and a buddy are gonna troll center hill for some walleye

@@GiGiBigFeet oh what’s up man. Percy priest is great right now until about midsummer when a lot of the fish push out deep and all the pressure can make them hard to catch. Centerhill I feel the same about. Overcast seems the best time to fish Centerhill. You had any luck on Percy?

@Tightline_angler 4 fish in 3 years. I don't stay out long enough nor do I go to the best spots

If the water clear and i'm flipping a heavy jig them 17lb. Usually on a clear lake like Centerhill i like 12-15lb test. 6lb on spinning rods.

Fluorocarbon all day. Seagar is my preferred brand.