BEST Fishing Lures for NOVEMBER

[@chrischappell3010]

As a veteran I really appreciate the support you give to the veterans Airborne and thanks for all you do

[@anthonyanticouni9293]

Great info Scott. Thanks for helping us newer anglers figure this stuff out. Its pretty easy to get overwhelmed by all the baits that are out there. You explain it, so it makes sense. Thanks!

[@fishinlane7241]

Hey I need a few tips for catching fish right now I live in the Midwest and fish small private ponds for bass

[@truefishing3057]

so a lot of people say that 13 year old fisherman don't now anything about fishing well I am about to prove them wrong! In the fall I have a hard time finding a pattern but ounce you find what they want then it is easy to catch fish. I have been catching them on bait fish imitators, topwater in the mornings is working very well. I would like to start my channel to talk more about this so if this comment gets to 200 likes then I will start my channel! so please help me out! also thank you scott for all the great tips and tricks to help me become a better fisherman. hope you make the classic in 2022 because I will be helping out there! good luck and keep fishing!

[@victorseder3439]

Scott your videos are awesome!! The videography and the sound and content are way ahead of any other Angler… quality entertainment!! Thank You for all you do for the kids, our Veterans and your fan base… it’s time to win it this year !! Get it Son !!

[@Sumd3vil]

Got into fishing last year when covid hit. Watching how much you enjoy catching the fish helped inspire me to go out and get into it. Now it’s a full addiction. Got a boat and now all I do is fish and schedule work around it lol

[@benbittner6693]

I’ve had really good luck with a paddle tail on a jig head this time of year, super versatile!

[@sammicklefishing8370]

I like to offshore during the colder months and I usually do really good on a deep diver, dropshot, and a damiki rig.

[@adamj8576]

Up north here I’ve had the best luck with heavy spinner baits and jerk baits. Also lipless crank baits. Especially white/shad colors.

[@garycooperii4387]

Would love to hear more about Florida fishing and what you throw when. Most always talk in general but everybody knows Florida is completely different every month of the year. Good stuff Scott.

[@williamschneider6811]

I am so glad that you are carrying on your dad’s legacy. I watch and enjoy your videos all the time. Your tips are awesome.

[@jeffmorris1823]

Scott, you have made me love bass fishing again. Side note the drum, sheepshead and Spanish are biting on the beaches in North and South Carolina.

[@trentfranks4507]

Lake Lanier - what I always have 1. walking bait 2. Shaky head Lunker Log - green/blue 3. Jig/minnow or underspin 4. Spinnerbait 5. Finesse jig

[@kylemercer7435]

These videos are great. I just started fishing about 8 months ago and just started bass fishing 3 or 4 months ago and your videos have helped me understand what I need to be doing. Thank you for the advice.

[@kelvin3p23]

Love what you do Scott. I'm 43 years old and have watched your dad fish since I was 7 years old. I have learned a lot from you guys over the years. Thank and keep providing us anglers with great advise.

[@retired-Tomcat]

Hey Scott Another great video. I always enjoy your videos. You ask for winter fishing tips? As for me, yes it is good to know the best lures and ways to fish, it is most important to make it back home safe and sound. Safety is the most important thing to me. As you have said before a lot of fishermen change to hunters in the winter so there are less boats out there to help should you need it so safety equipment should be on top of your list. Fire extinguishers, horns, floating throw, life jackets and making sure you make it home to fish another day. These are my fishing tips for the month. Again thanks for all your videos and be safe out there

[@vtxdaryl]

Just got back into bass fishing in Florida and can’t believe how much I forgot. Enjoy your videos to bring me up to date. Thanks

[@tonyfisher184]

November is my favorite time to fish, down here in South Texas fall fishing is awesome. I love how you put the spinnerbaits in there, they still do the trick.

[@christophermiller7066]

I love the ending outtake. Could your December tip video include creek and shallow river fishing tips? I know many have their boats out of the water!

[@garymitchell625]

In the fall, I like to use a 1/4 oz. Rattle bait on large flats. Steady retrieve with occasional short pauses.

[@chadfrancis857]

I like to run deep crank baits for small mouth and it seems to work for me well in Colorado because here it’s already getting pretty chilly. I use a 6’ 10 med heavy rod

[@fishingwithjackson3941]

Hey Scott Martin have you ever fished a tournament against Kevin van dam

[@neylandwilliams1345]

The last couple of weeks I have been catching them on a lipless crank bait and shad colored square bills. And I have caught most of them on bridges and on rock walls on fort louden. (thanks for the tips for this month Scott)

[@devan9176]

Been fishing fort louden as well basically catching them on the same stuff but also jerkbaits

[@TheWork81]

November fishing has been surprisingly good for me . White , Shad colors , chartreuse color baits have been working well for me .. shallow pockets, rocks and running water was my hot spots ..

[@TheTripledigitride]

Thank you very much for your videos. At 45 years old, I decided to take up fishing. I've been using your channel for research purposes, before I buy any gear. The endless options has been beyond overwhelming, but your videos have been a great help. I'll continue watching and gaining knowledge, getting prepared for gear buying in the spring. Thank you, again.

[@timothysajgovic3999]

I love that deck system!!. but I think you need some steps. I have been fishing for bass about 4 years now and love watching you and your dad. so helpful learning so much keep the videos coming.

[@jamesmims5850]

Speed craw on top mimics the leopard frog hatch on toledo bend if the water is up. Unfortunately it’s way down this year.

[@kevincarris3375]

Great video Scott I use a silver rattle trap with a blue top or repella bass lure or a chatter bait or on days no wind com little warm outside 75 80 outside top water frog thank you for the tips

[@mikehoneycutt5686]

Last weekend, I was fishing off of the Arkansas River, the bass work chasing shad, not schooling but I couldn't get them to bite anything I threw... I could see probably a 3/4 mile in either direction and you'd see 4 - 15 shad breaking pretty constantly, what I was finally able to narrow down is they were pretty consistently at the creek channel drop off. 6 - 9' dropping to 15 - 20. Fished that hard, but never could get a bite. Suggestions?

[@johnmedvid567]

Always have an assortment but at the end of the day a Junebug Trick Worm gets the job done. I like the idea for the Jerkbaits.

[@mikelarkin5367]

You are the first fisherman I started watching on KZbin years ago and I still really enjoy watching your tips or you just fishing!!

[@cohendale1133]

I have caught a few bass on lunker logs in Louisiana

[@astrophysicistguy]

Down here in Florida I’m still throwing swimbaits and topwater and starting to throw jerkbait and lipless crankbaits through the top of the hydrilla

[@danvickteam]

I could use some new fall baits Scott. Let’s focus on a really big win in 2022 🏆

[@dannyhardy878]

I bought the Decked system for my truck after seeing yours on KZbin. They are awesome. I’m able to carry a lot of equipment dry and secure. It helped a lot when I was traveling to the Opens this year. My fall tip: fish fast or finish last. It easier to make a big fish go up and eat than go down down and eat this time of year

[@timprice145]

thanks for the tips, what would you throw in Rodman this time of year around all the stumps??

[@wjboutdoors178]

Hey Scott, I really appreciate all you do to help us young anglers. Thank You!

[@miken7275]

I am in North Texas and love throwing a spinner bait or a shallow running sqbill this time of year.

[@ronniecoker8233]

When the water temps start dropping remember that the fish will hold on shell rock or just off shore rocks because the rocks will hold heat and I'd the sun is shining with a little bit of wind crank bait, jerk baits or even a drop shot you can hook up on some nice fish

[@ezfishingusa]

this advices also works for pike fishing. We catch a lot of pikes on the same lures. Thank you 😊

[@billyeckardt6853]

Just curious you talked about using a leader. What is the purpose of using a leader rather then just tying on to the main line?

[@leewalters5031]

I grew up watching your dad now my kids and I are growing up watching u good work man

[@michaelgilbert7160]

This is some of the best stuff available! After years away from fishing, I have opportunity now and in just a matter of weeks you have made it enjoyable and effective. Thank you !

[@willterzaken1177]

I also love throwing walking baits like the Evergreen SB topwater plug AKA the “ shower blows”, it is the best walking bait I have ever used! If you fish up north I would go with the 105 smaller size, but if you fish down south I would use the 125 size.

[@wacopushee8103]

I live in Vermont are these all good techniques and presentations to use in this elevation and climate

[@tyronesmith4838]

Grat to know which lures will help me enjoy my favorite hobby...can't wait to see what you have for winter fishing

[@brianduca1259]

hey Scott still catching em on spinner baits and my go to chatter baits up here in nw indiana geting cold up here quick but we'll keep the lurers wet till ice over

[@TheWhalen63]

Thanks for the tips im headed to fort myers in 2 weeks to do some fishing getting to cold up here in Michigan

[@popsmorris5887]

Just getting back into bass fishing after many years. The changes and new baits and lures are overwhelming. Thanks for posting videos like this. They really help me get up to speed. Thanks

[@yo-bass-cat4027]

Medium diving crank baits on bait caster and jigs on spinning rods. Get the job done down south.

[@robertmarble1262]

Im still catching them up here in newengland on craw imitators like the kraken craw . I'm not ready to put the rods away an break out the ice fishing gear just yet

[@sschaefer8986]

Great info on lures/techniques for the fall turnover. Any differences for shallower (

[@207outdoorsmoody4]

I have learned a lot of new techniques just from watching your videos Scott thank you for sharing all the juicy tips .

[@kickingkayakbass8325]

I love a good spinner bait bite from the kayak. I like a 3/8oz on a 7' to 7'3" med/hvy with a 7:5:1 reel and just run it thru cover or let it rub against structure. Great video will definitely try out the other tips.

[@5.7.0bassin2]

I live in pa so we are just about in the really tough spot of the yr but right now a bucktail or hair jig work really well this time of yr

[@jmoneylee3143]

I’m a beginner fisherman and I don’t have a lot of tackle so this video helped me a lot with what to go purchase at the store

[@donaldtruster1064]

Cold here in Southwest Missouri Ozarks,warmup this weekend! Thanks Scott!

[@willsfishing5455]

Thanks Scott for the tips I’ve been trying out for the high school fishing team and your advice has helped a lot.

[@chrisbrown6780]

I love to throw Bandit 100/200 in gill and a black an blue jig on rocks/grass/timber

[@rayherndon3728]

Been throwing spinner baits a couple of weeks now and been catching with it. Flukes and the hybrid hunter has been working to. It’s tough pond hoping in Se Texas.

[@shanehall4232]

I e really done well in these months using either a lipless crank bait or chatter baits....but I'm deffinately wanting and going to try out a jerk bait...I ultimately want to be versatile to be able to succeed in tourneys....I love all your videos because I've learned so much from you and your tips almost always work for me. Thanks again and God Bless!

[@lthawkins2633]

I love mini buzz baits. My grandfather loves his 3-5 foot square bills, and my aunt throws her 3/8 oz spinner baits. We had a small family squabble that turned into a competition over this very subject. It ended when my dad (the crappie fisherman) kicked our tail using the micro strike king square bills.

[@lthawkins2633]

I was also wondering if you would recommend swapping the buzz bait for a plopper style bait if I’m getting short strikes or the fish are hitting the blades not the hooks? I do throw trailer hooks on most of my buzz baits

[@wadesimpson7236]

Haven't got to fish for a month, heavy rains and winds here in Oregon. I'm giving up for the year do to the high and muddy water. my fishing tip is stay warm with a hot beverage

[@johnnyfishbum4765]

Good tips for November Scott. Loved the show with your Mom you posted the other day.

[@willterzaken1177]

I love to throw big swimbaits and glidebaits during November. And as it gets closer to winter I start throwing the R2S tactical bassin DD crankbait in the mirrored minnow color speed cranking.

[@samuelrosa8730]

My dad caught 2 Bass 1: 11lbs9oz and 2nd Bass 11lbs 4 oz both a minute apart on a black and silver minnow Rapala a few years back at this time of the year here in Florida. South Florida in Palm Beach County. Thank you Scott for your content.

[@Nvenus27]

November-Mid May doesn’t many fishing opportunities for me. I tend not to fish much at temperature below 50 degrees.

[@JKVOutdoors]

November is a great time for smallies up here in MN on the Mississippi! Love the cold weather

[@chaseoutdoors5897]

What do you think about spybaits I throw them at hartwell for big spots and wanna know what other think about them

[@marsn9897]

I just got into paddle tails so new learning curve for me. Same with crank baits.

[@kaelynfalk9972]

where we fish, definitely June bug speed worms by zoom. that's what I always lean on when nothing else is working.

[@evans5803]

Thank you Scott for the tips I’ve just recently really got into fishing this summer and needed tips on how to fish this fall and I can’t wait to try out what I learned,thank you so much.

[@kellyminton4153]

I love the plopper style baits for topwater action.

[@MrTopcop116]

Scott you are the most entertaining professional angler. I have learned so much just watching your videos. Thanks for the channel

[@mattlovelace2544]

I’ve always had great success during fall winter and spring but fall / winter is my favorite… crankbait and spinner bait time

[@Necryx19]

I’ve had some really good luck with a Texas rig paddle tail swim bait, mini square bill, and a swim jig all in the bluegill color in the central Florida area lake sellers to be specific and I have also just started here but so far the bluegill color is really key at my honey hole.

[@jboyd8424]

Typically and most often, I’m throwing topwater. Since that is winding down I’m looking forward to venturing into the under spin world thanks to this video Scott. Keep the videos coming, you are awesome.

[@connorB425]

Living in Connecticut, I like to throw a Jerkbait and Jig with a Snipped bandito bug on the back of it, I usually throw a finesse Jig or any kind of smaller Jig.

[@ScottMartinChallenge]

Love the bandito as a trailer!

[@mdoutdoorsman6036]

Thanks for the tips!! Tight lines y’all

[@Pond_King_Fishing]

Thank you Mr. Martin for all of your solid info, I took 20 years off of freshwater fishing to pursue a career in Salt water inshore angling in Florida, until, I went fishing on my buddies lake in Pasco County Florida and caught a largemouth bass. I was like a kid again and have rekindled my love for bass fishing. I am a huge fan and love your videos. Thank you once again, I appreciate your knowledge and content that makes sense. Tight lines🤙🔥🎣

[@wkfox033]

I'm down at Okeechobee this month first time fishing in Florida thanks for the tips

[@J55_racing]

Great job with the informational videos! In my area top water is on!!!! Buzz baits , wake baits , and walking baits

[@shanesanto4840]

Scott, love your videos. You help all of us, be better anglers.

[@williamcartwright1850]

november on Barkley and Kentucky can't wait to throw medium running crankbaits and deep running jerks. agree with 10-12ft. love white jerk shad baits. good luck everyone this fall and winter.

[@shoe3727]

I am retired now from the Pipefitters Local 533 HVAC Service Fitter 30 years and now I fish as much as i can lol im in Kansas City gonna fish this week gonna be nice . Thx for all the information

[@patrickpaquet7346]

I'm going test your Nov. bait using information starting on the 22nd. I'll be there for the first time, and ready to catch some Nice Bass. Here in Georgia nothing much changes except the water depth.

[@Glarshnab627]

Awesome tips, Scott. Those Fish Head underspins are no joke on redfish, too. Personally, my favorite November lure for here in FL is a lipless crankbait. Yo-yoing one through those schools of tiny shad can trigger some incredible bites. Actually just got my 9lb 1oz PB yesterday doing just that with a one knocker.

[@fishingwithbigchris5470]

I need to do more november fishing than I have in the past. It gets cold quick here in Virginia usually so I usually retire until february.

[@shanecloutier2505]

Up here in New Hampshire we are some of those wearing the full winter gear to fish.

[@ccfishing3166]

Can you talk some on wind and how it effects the fishing in sunny and cloudy conditions.

[@tjlange8741]

Hey Scott awesome tips I've been using a Jr. Scout by googan baits in the shad color shallow diver 5-8' and been slaying the walleye up in Central alberta in Canada to the point I gotta put new trebles on cause there getting weak

[@CardiacPlays]

Underspins are a slept on tactic down here in Southern, NC

[@rodcashman4793]

Like that system. As right now been catching both smallies & largemouth on white spinnerbaits with big willow blades. Just last Saturday caught a dozen and missed 6 .

[@aprilwillis1237]

My 9 year old loves your videos! Thank you for your time to make them!

[@bassmasterburtonfishing]

Been trying a drop shot but I’d like to get some top water bites before it gets real cold.

[@richarddavenport378]

Really enjoy all your videos on what baits to use, can’t wait to try

[@DMILL2012]

Love the videos! I’ve struggled a lot in the Fall/Winter months but your videos have been super helpful. Love the advice!

[@kyledaniels5214]

Love your videos. Went fishing today but it was really tough. The fall can be challenging time but you have to push through and stay focus.

[@muddergoose7677]

Awesome content all the time. Did you end up giving away all your garage tackle from previous video? Wish you did a fish with Scott for a day give away!!

[@rippinlipsandkillinbucks731]

My favorite bait for all year and almost all situations is the good old sanko because in the summer you can fish it fast and in the winter you can fish it slow