Start FINDING Bass FASTER Than Your Friends (Bass Fishing Tips)

[@enonek2960]

Being a bank fisherman, "Fishing where they Ain't" is my middle name!

[@allergictoglobalists]

Lol, right there with ya. This weekend I pulled in 2 in about 10 minutes from the bank and 2 guys came from 300 yards away to within 50 feet of me and cast right at me cause I was catching them. People have no respect for bankers.

[@johnboy_1844]

I feel this on a personal level 😅

[@maxrogers762]

🙋‍♂️😭😭🤣🤣

[@Rd30269]

😂😂😂

[@blxckleppxrd]

@@allergictoglobalists slap a slip weight on and test your max cast👀, just gotta get kinda close for them to get the message

[@arkvidpro]

I’ve been bass fishing for 40+ years so I don’t usually discover much on KZbin that I don’t already know but I love the way you put it all together. I was very impressed with your lure skipping video so I watched more and have become a subscriber. Great content on your channel.

[@enduringpromise]

I absolutely think you are the best fishing instructor. I love how you quickly answer the HOW, WHAT, WHERE, WHY AND WHEN in you videos. Not a bunch of filler and a bunch of yapping. You get to the point quickly and it is easy to understand.

[@Jfldhr]

I am so glad I found this channel, so informational. all juice ,no bs, no ads.

[@MrEazyE357]

Just wait.

[@Samurai-em4zr]

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[@jeffreyrodgers5835]

Met u at butler ramp the other day. U r giving away years of experience in a one shot video. Now all these people can go out and be a professional. U just gave us more comp. Lol. Good job. Let's c how good they listen. We may never get another bite

[@ambassin3280]

Bass fishing hq is the new wave

[@charlesnorton2441]

Well done! This helps turn ‘what the hell am I going to do?’ Into ‘I know exactly what I’m going to do’😁

[@ricksonora6656]

Stuck with limited bank access and being a beginner, this will help me decide when it’s time to try for catfish or go hiking instead.

[@johno7435]

I followed this technique by putting my trolling motor on my pond prowler on low and trolling a vision 110 jr while jerking it and then throwing a Ned rig senko when I put the brakes on once I caught fish. I caught 20 bass in 2 hours while using this technique when I usually only catch 1-2 an hour on the same lake 😉 - great tips!

[@DavidS19551]

Hey Tyler you need to do a video on fishing for bass with a snot bottom. The lake I fish the bottom is full of snot..you know that slimmy bottom..there's bass but whe I reel in, there's long slime over my worms..the only chance to connect is right before it disappears. I am in Bluefield w.v and there's only 3 lakes near me. I hooked the largest bass of my life back in May..it was taking all my drag but got about 3 ft from grabbing her and she did her last shake and spit it out. I have to say it had to be double digits...I cried. I am 67 and lived on Lanier and got many nice size bass, but this killed me..as they say local small lakes have big ones..very sad time of my life..thanks for the great work, David

[@larrycassidy1702]

Nice presentation. Good job

[@outdoorfr3ak]

I found the sickest honey hole in Colorado for bass that I'm hitting hard this season

[@svanginault]

Great info. I find myself spending way to much time fishing high percentage spots without getting bit. Thanks for the video

[@chrisboyd1408]

The perfect mix of diagrams, maps, and live how-to techniques. I have not a boat for years but plan to within the next year or two. I appreciate your bank fishing tips.

[@kentcarmack5879]

I grew up pond fishing in nor cal. Their wasn't a whole lot of private property with in 35 miles of my house I hadn't trespassed on. We fished ponds like you are talking about covering water but also because the relative small size of ponds you could fish lots of types of structure quickly mud'rocks,heavy cover ect. You can learn within 1 small pond how to fish all different cover that might take you months and crazy miles on your boat in a lake maybe years. Definitely the FastTrack in my opinion

[@EvanMorsell]

This is exactly the video that I needed for my bass fishing journey right now! Thank you so much for sharing this info!

[@Nunyabidness20]

Wherever you go, get you some bags of: Lure- YUM BAITS "ELDER'S MAGIC" 4inch Hooks- Eagle Claw or Gamkatsu 3 ott EWG ( both a great choices affordable) Rig it weightless or texas rig, drag it slow on bottom when texas rig weighted, Weightless -You can fish it like a jerkbait and then let it fall, keep some slack bowed in the line when it's falling nd watch when that line jumps, twitches, ya know they got it, reel up slack THEN set hook with a nice sweep of the rod, use this in medium dirty water or deep clear water, GOOD LUCK!!🎣

[@williamtennill6744]

As a tourney guy myself hardcore travel etc he nailed it just remember if they don’t want top water bottom baits diff lakes do vary if slow down on ur juice areas if ya know em but timber jams spawning etc but definitely great info

[@chasinglifeoutdoors]

You should come up to southwest Michigan area and fish a couple lakes as well as a couple videos.

[@user-dm8fw3pu4b]

Very educational! This video helped me alot

[@dannyyork3742]

Ty this was best video I've seen on finding bass. You have gift if being able relay your information to a learning format, for everyday fishermen. Good job, and keep them coming!!!

[@LindenRanch]

Non stop advice, love this channel.

[@williamtennill6744]

Great info man as a tourney guy myself broken down well lake from lake

[@brodieengel9297]

Just starting to learn this... fished a kayak tournament a couple weeks ago and me and a buddy were fishing the same bait in almost the same area he was just a little more shallow... he got a nice limit... I got 1

[@mitchchism6605]

I enjoyed the video, it gave me an approach to try. Thanks

[@mamo9389]

One of the best video's I saw on this topic. Some things I did right others I need to refine. Thanks!

[@thegaragedog4]

Great advice. So easy to get off plan just because a spot look good. Fish it and then “Move”…👊🏼

[@georgezaloom2903]

Great info, Thank you - Ready for a new Bait caster and rod. Recommendations?

[@hookinwithheine]

Anyone else notice the nice size fish jump behind him to the far right of the screen @ around 8:18

[@koderlauf5994]

Thanks a lot to share your experience. Best regards from Germany

[@donniebartlett9041]

Nice video, I actually used this last weekend and caught some bass on a cold rainy day in ohio! Keep up the good work

[@SiTengoTiempo]

Great tips!

[@CapnDanTreasures]

Hey Tyler, I'm so glad I found your channel, I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thank you for taking the time and putting forth the effort to helping all of us become better fisherman. I primarily fish Lake St Clair, Michigan. It has pretty much every species of freshwater fish out there... lol You do a great job of explaining things in layman's terms so we can understand what it is you're trying to convey. Keep up the good work Sir and Tight Lines!!

[@williamtennill6744]

Finesse gets over looked!!! So much

[@timnelson9756]

Hi Ty...Thank you again for a unique and very informative video ! Your a great teacher and bass fisherman

[@joelreiz3745]

One of the best fishing videos I’ve seen in a long time. Great information on finding fish.

[@patrickhurley7617]

Great tips really like the channel and like the fact that u put out content almost everyday...

[@mikedeblaey4092]

Great video, super refresher to help get out of a rut or old routine

[@tinman6514]

Thanks for the video, bro. It’s a solid blueprint to get on some fish ~ Peace

[@mattholley1237]

Thanks for this. I think it's useful, especially good advice to finesse fish once you get some hits.

[@bobbyhogan9207]

Great tips man, so glad I found your channel 👍

[@Austin_Torres]

This is a valid video but my question to you is what should someone do when the weather systems are completely shot example here on the West Coast we’ve been having nothing but dry heat so how do we calculate that variation into locating these Bass. Last week went to two lake Berryessa not bites. After grade to the delta nothing.

[@TheBadGamerDad]

Step one, move from the west coast

[@Austin_Torres]

@@TheBadGamerDad you did not answer the specific question. It wasn’t anywhere near regarding relocation of states. It was pertaining to finding bass. But apparently my question triggered an Ass.

[@TheBadGamerDad]

@@Austin_Torres It was a joke my man....

[@BigDaveGoesFishing]

I’ve watched a ton of bass fishing videos, and this is seriously one of the most helpful ones I’ve ever seen. Made me wise to some key mistakes I’ve been making for years. Thanks!

[@HappyKatsFishing]

Great help. Thank you. Looking forward to your next video.

[@davechillemi930]

Super informative! I'm a huge fan. I try to use all of your techniques, and this one is very helpful. I spend so much time just trying to find fish lol! Now it may take a little less time. Thanks for this.

[@gradyhines5789]

awesome content thanks for your time, i'll be trying them soon

[@J-Rod73]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge bro ✊️

[@nedfest]

This was really great. It would be nice to be able to look at a topo and know where to start besides points since a lot of my lakes are bowl shaped.

[@joeturner1195]

Great job thanks

[@mfbassfishing2952]

This video tiy! This one is on it I have went months without catching anything and I see what I'm doing wrong now watching this video

[@joegrande4848]

Start with top water using a spinning bait with a willow an colorado blade. Chartreuse an white in dark water or June bug or black an blue, or a traditional spinning bait. Next try mid water using drop shot if you go into deeper water use longer leter line ideally 12 inches. Use up to 24 inches. Then try the bottom using a jig or lipless crank bait. In shallow water a square bill 2 to 4 feet or deep dive square bill up to 8 feet specifically if you're a bank angler. Baits to use. If you have 6 fishing rods you can set up all of these on each rod without having to spend too much time tying baits. It's best this way to fish fast pace changing baits every 10 minutes if no action after covering massive amounts of water

[@glennmurphy2686]

Nice video ,thanks for the tips.

[@allendaniell648]

OK you said that in that spot are small fish. .. Find a similar spot with with bigger fish... Do fish from the same hactch (dob) seem to stay together?

[@rafabonati7757]

I like this video. You gave a lot of good information. Thanks!

[@chrissimpson4258]

You really do a great presentation.... 👍👍

[@thorarrace]

Thanks for the awesome tips as always!

[@ryanvernatter3537]

If your current condition is say windy prefrontal how would you fish as if the tournament day is supposed to be no wind and blue bird sky? Thanks

[@BassFishingHQ]

In that case I am really going to slow down in some areas I believe there are fish, primarily going to target any cover that is available whether it is wood, grass or rock. A lot of those days you will have a feeding window in the morning very early, then another window late in the day

[@williamtomlin192]

Awesome video thanks for the info

[@mancinghsb77]

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[@StankyDanky1620]

Love your videos man thank you for making such great content. I have learned so much from you. I just started bass fishing this year and my pb is 5.5 pound large mouth. I'm from ohio as well if you ever go to Findley state park or wellington reservoir we should get together and rip some lips.

[@juleswinnfield826]

Solid process. Thanks for the video

[@billgagnon4670]

Ty,love your vids and the attitude,you make my fishing so much easier .

[@markfialkowski4388]

I'm a co-angler and a bfl circuit. I do get to pre-fish with a friend but when I get paired up the guy may be doing something completely different. What can I do during my pre-fishing time with my friend that can translate to tournament day.

[@ronforeman5317]

Slick boat launch. I'm not trying that. :-) Good strategy, I will try that. Thanks Tyler.

[@skipdockside]

Another quality video!

[@DavidMccallister65]

Good one!

[@phatpakbaits]

This is the content I look for , theory based . Well presented . For me this past weekend I went out and only got 3 bites . They were all short strikes on top water using a black frog and a black whopper plopper. When I got these I was picking apart the areas but fishing fast , I’m wondering if slowing down and finesse fishing more would have been the key to landing them .

[@codyclark5226]

I'm just the average Joe but I fished a club tournament 7 times and got lucky by winning one. Thing is, is that my buddy owned the boat we were in and it was his choice what we did. I believe we wasted time in places where had had caught fish before, moved to fast when we would catch a fish, and we never kept to a game plan with it not being my choice. Hope that helps

[@phatpakbaits]

@@codyclark5226 the biggest question in bass fishing is always when do you leave a spot or change techniques, I think this is a general rule if u find fish in a spot work it but there’s no right answer. I watched a fluke master video on him summer fishing and he went back into a creek which had grass and got bit quick but than wasted 2 more hours fishing the creek without a bite and he specifically said he wishes he never got the bite . But this is basically why we fish , not knowing what to do or having all the pieces keeps us all going out and working at this thing . I think we all want a direct answer to things we can lean on but the more I hear experience and read about bass fishing every trip to that lake is independent of the last so always keep an open mind

[@FishingWithDamon]

Awesome bass fishing I love going with my dad cause I am only 14 so I can’t drive yet but bass fishing is the best and I love this video one of your best yet I have a channel too I work hard on it so I know all the hard work you put into these and everyone appreciates your hard work keep fishing 🎣

[@cbarrientos512]

Criminally underrated channel. Thank you for what you do, sir.

[@FlaMan-hq5ns]

4 k thumbs up! Solid vid!

[@jimmyjackson2361]

You probably covered this in another video, but how did you determine that first area?

[@codyclark5226]

I like your videos. Sometimes I watch a video every once in a while were a guy will just land monsters. Honestly I don't care for it bc that won't happen where I live so advise on pressured lakes is nice to see. I'm subscribed to your channel and watch your videos man and thanks for what you do by giving the best of your knowledge

[@brettlatta]

Yep... that's going into the ol' 'Fishing' playlist.

[@amadshamsaldin4336]

Bro, I just discovered your channel a few days ago, and I must congratulate you. You REALLy know what you're talking about and I'm so satisfied with all the scientific research you include in your videos. I've looking for something like this for a good while now. So, thank you!

[@k-mparker]

Niiiice comprehensive video!!!90% of the bass are in 10% of the water 👍😃🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣

[@CreatioNNoitcurtseD]

Great fuggin info! Just shared the link with a buddy n gotta start fishin quicker myself. How do you feel about fishin a lipless crank fast?

[@rogermadrange1724]

Thank you!

[@teebxyooj1987]

Definitely enjoyed your videos and awesome tips. I've been doing exactly what you said in the past year or so. Cleaning up with a Tokyo rig and jigging it slow. Cleaned up 10 fish in one spot. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise.

[@bigmikefishingchonicles9950]

thank you for the tips

[@twinbadger1]

I fish a weekday tournament. We only have three hours of fish. We have going right to finesse just to get some bites. High pressured clear grass lake

[@willrzepiejewski-jt5ks]

How do you do this in rivers?

[@bradleysnyder50]

Great video

[@greenmanhulk]

Where can I get more information about this boat?

[@davidalley7270]

As a Kayak angler mostly now, I still find your tips and tricks fascinating and very educational, I'm still working on skipping a jig. 👍😁👍

[@Freshmanger2009]

Amazing info

[@letun3481]

I have heard that you work walking bait faster for a smallmouth and slower for a largemouth, is it true?

[@BassFishingHQ]

This is really a case by case deal. I have seen days where smallmouth really want a bait walked slow, especially on days that are calm. And I have seen days where largemouth want a bait as fast as you can work it

[@pattda1]

Well done 👍

[@BarryCountyLyfe]

This was the video I needed to see. I have a tendency to move on when I catch a fish and assume that I won't get any more bites in that spot especially if it is a big fish. Thank you so much for this video and all of your videos they are very informative.

[@rickvann3489]

Were you on Seneca this past Wednesday? I see your on it in this video

[@BassFishingHQ]

No I wasn’t. This video was actually filmed on Alum Creek

[@rickvann3489]

@BassFishingHQ oh... looked like the same ramp. Plus lily pads. Do you get over to Seneca often

[@CDSilverado]

I really like junk fishing, I just need to be able to put the trolling motor on high.

[@jonathanbliss7846]

Class is on session and u are my teacher

[@tommwarneke396]

Thanks

[@Ratz_ow]

I’ve never thought about how throwing the wrong bait in the right spot is better than the right bait in the wrong spot. It’s so simple

[@flipfinity7123]

I hope this will help

[@joegrande4848]

Sadly I'm guilty of staying in one area too long. 1 cast each spot realling bait fast is good to keep in mind. That way we cover alot of area once bites occure you slow down. If after using that bait in alot of areas an no action best to switch bait after 10 minutes. Surprisingly one cast per spot fish lure fast you will for sure cover a ton of water

[@JAmes-no4yk]

Come fish in Maine!

[@maskedfishing7168]

What is your go to top water?

[@TheToOPPlayers]

Okay guys in todays video I’ll show you how to catch the worlds smallest large mouth.

[@davidrivera2232]

Is nobody going to point out the absolute chad of a boat launch that was ?

[@angleratlarge6787]

Right on! You can't catch fish where there are no fish. There is dead water on Lakes.

[@gregorybickham4871]

Some of the pros should be watching your videos.

[@bradhariegle2475]

Come to maine