Never Fail At Fishing Laydowns AGAIN!

[@Bankfishindude]

You had me at “ you don’t know what your doing yet” lol! And you right!

[@jessetompkins9092]

Brian I appreciate the “to the point information” hard for top anglers to be honest these days, but you are an exception. Thank you very much brother for what you are doing. God Speed!

[@BrianLatimerFishing]

Thanks for watching and being a part of this channel.

[@MN-Bassassin13]

Couldn’t agree with you more. Was gonna say the same thing but you already nailed it. B.Lat is one of the realest anglers on KZbin. I watch his content religiously

[@duanedoty6798]

Thanks a lot Brian! KZbin has turned into an advertising orgy, especially in the fishing realm. I’m glad you’re here with the willingness to teach instead of sell.

[@kvadro_id]

он торгаш!)) он продаёт товары в своем магазине, но очень аккуратно и незаметно для вас, глупые американцы )

[@kunipshunfit]

The realest fisherman there is. Call it what you want, put the bait where you want it.

[@basskirkster]

This is probably one of the most straight informational videos about this technique that I have watched. Such great information and fun to watch. 👍👍👍

[@donnahenderson140]

I want to thank you for your videos.I know they must be a lot of work, but I learn so much from watching and listening to you. All the best this year!

[@arthurblair5682]

Brian is my favorite fisherman of all time next to my dad. He's honest, down to earth, and funny. My favorite angler hands down.

[@BrianLatimerFishing]

Thanks my guy! I appreciate the love. That’s a huge statement to make.

[@packerfan8374]

Flipping Texas rig on laydowns and stumps catching bass is fun fun and more fun. Watching videos from you guys who are professional anglers I get a lot from your videos. Keep it rolling B-Lat

[@terryholt1832]

I've lost so many fish while trying to really learn this technique. the "swing back," poor hook sets, and fishing those complicated laydowns. I got a lot out of this video, THANK YOU.

[@sibley27perry]

Brian your content is some of the best around. It’s to the point and doesn’t overwhelm. I’ve been getting back into bass fishing after years of only doing inshore. Your videos have been very helpful.

[@bradyobrien9]

B-Lat your shit is the most helpful. You explain it perfectly in normal language. I watched your Texas Rig video last week and as I was hitting my spots I said and did "do do" as it started sinking. You said it sounds silly, but that shit works. Your "silly" little thing caught me a bunch of smallies in just 2 hours the first time I ever threw a Texas Rig. Appreciate what you do man.

[@RocketDaryl]

Hi Brian, I really appreciate your down to earth, common sense approach to breaking down the techniques. You're one of my favorites and I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge with us! :)

[@bigkou_916]

B Lat and MDJ is my two favorite Homies. 👍👍

[@bruceraiken2806]

You're witty, hilarious at times, and on point with the technique -great video!

[@nfgassmann8518]

Your teaching style is very easy for me to listen to and understand as a beginner. Thanks.

[@collector_effectors]

Just caught a very nice one last night on the green pumpkin palmetto bug with a 1/4 oz weight right off a laydown! Line was swimming away before the bait hit the bottom! 🎣🎣🎣🎣

[@kevinbeaudean704]

Thanks Brian, I have been flipping for years ( I call it flipping also) but when I hear pros talk about it I focus more on my bad habits I picked up over the years. Thanks for the help.

[@dustinxsmith]

I’ve gotta say, I like how you went over everything & then kicked it straight. Don’t worry if you don’t have the exact gear, just get out there & do it. Liked & subbed.

[@standup3686]

All respect 🙏🏽 when u came back and said don't go out and spend your money while you're still new and not knowing what you're doing bcus that's exactly what I did 🤦🏾‍♂️ and now I'm learning on a good setup yes, but I already had a few 'throw away' setups I could have used for learning. Plus just had another kid so I am terrified of the prices of EVERYTHING right now. To make a short story long, I caught your advice too late but maybe you'll catch the next 🤡 before he makes the same mistake 😁👍🏾

[@PhotosinMotion2U]

I’m new to pitchin and flippin, so this video was valuable for me to watch. I also liked your chatter bait video. Great instructions. Thank You.

[@BrianLatimerFishing]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JanoyCresva]

You are a great teacher. Have a great idea of what us rookie anglers are wondering.

[@anthonytingle6578]

Man I wanna go fishing with you! Flipping trees and lay downs are my favorite thing to do. That's how you catch those big mama's lol

[@Adventures101.]

Excellent video . Learned alot . Apparently there was a few things I was doing wrong all these years thanks for the advice.

[@jarnailcox6537]

Appreciate the advice Brian . Helps me out in lower Alabama because this all we focus on , mostly to win a tournament. Keep doing videos like this and thanks a lot .

[@dee8263]

Love the reminder to use what you have. I’m that guy who browses tackle warehouse as much as I fish 😅

[@garyscott982]

Very good info. Picking the correct lay down vs every lay down was the best info Iv’e received from any U Tube video. Thank you sir.

[@LakeBeltonBassin]

B lats editing been on point lately. Got me watching videos multiple times!!!

[@rodgermerritt8067]

Perfect timing..just made a flipping set up..Thanks for sharing

[@chrisboyd1408]

Great tips. Thanks for sharing. The demonstration really helps!!!

[@BassNBaseball]

Thanks to Blat I got on the zman plastics. When getting short struck I do not lose pinchers or plastic! Zman product is 🔥! Last forever. Fish very rarely steal your zman plastic. Either your baits still there when you miss a bite or they get the hook and you got um! B Lats the truth 👊

[@mikest4786]

This was an incredibly helpful video. I have always been confused about which are best laydowns and this was spot on. Thank you so much!!!

[@jdw88devils]

Hey BLat this was a great video. I get more value from your instructional videos like this than any other channel on the tube. Keep up the great work!

[@jackreacher357]

Excellent video Brian! We rarely get the "thought process" behind why you fish where. Super informative!!

[@needmofishin5765]

Brian, solid explanation of this subject. Taught me a few things. Great job and keep up the good work

[@bernardedwards5604]

Appreciate your instructions bruh!! Thx again

[@kenpfeiffer4522]

Clipping toe nails, bogey man and John Cena references. Excellent work Brian! Keep it up.

[@reboot1017]

You sir are a great teacher. Enjoyed watching your videos

[@BrandonBReelKillerFishn]

Even though I'm pretty successful and confident in fishing lay downs doesn't mean that I'm not going to come watch this video and possibly learn a thing or two. Always willing to learn something from another angler that I may not know

[@thebassfishingphotographer8829]

As real as it gets. Awesomeness.

[@josephwilliams490]

Excellent job! This is probably the best advanced flippin video I have seen!

[@tonyroberts3360]

Hi Brian thank you for all the information on bass fishing. I've learned a lot for your videos

[@MattLaClear]

11:06 and that right there is why I think B Lat rocks.

[@jimmyjackson2361]

Thank you! The River I fish has numerous lay downs and this is just what I needed.

[@matthall8378]

Awesome video! Usually all the fishing videos are on fishing lakes or ponds but this is more like the river I fish. I usually catch most of my fish on laydowns or along the bank edges. I'm gonna try these tips out tomorrow!

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Very good “how to” B Lat. Don’t forget, those faster reels help you catch up to the fish when they charge the boat. Which is most of the time. Lol.

[@scottclark1168]

Great video love your content,I can tell you put alot of thought and effort into it,thanks and keep em coming

[@robertjackson7089]

After16 years tournament fishing the first few years honestly I sucked at it but stay with it One thing I didn’t hear is large mouth only need one eye in the shade and they think there hidden I was fishing the James River in VA and we ran across a submerged fruit container all wood of course so we pitch into it, so after 4-5 pitches my partner decides to give up but I felt this is ideal, of course I was using a different soft plastic, so 4 more pitches I pull out a 4 pounder, sometimes you just have to piss them off to get them to bit especially when then water is in the 90’s and water stained Very nice job explaining it I spent many winters in my living room pitching to cups lol

[@frankcouste4785]

The realness of your video’s is second to none Awesome brother. Thanks for the knowledge

[@BrianLatimerFishing]

This is a scam bro

[@frankcouste4785]

@@BrianLatimerFishing I worded it wrong lol. Straight forward is what I meant. I was talking about what you said comments. The flipping an pitching. I appreciate you sharing your skills

[@frankcouste4785]

@@BrianLatimerFishing I see the spam number now. Thank you

[@lonestarbassholes235]

“Toe nails on the couch..” lololol! 👍🏽

[@MrJohnB-qs6dp]

Great instructional video!!! Thanks for pointing out all those tips. Very much appreciated!!👊🏻 Stay Safe & God Bless!!

[@tobybobo6539]

I really like how you break everything down thanks, keep up the good work

[@damianorslene6792]

Brian…I really enjoyed this video. I enjoyed your instruction on a subject that is a huge weak spot in my fishing game. Thank you

[@chrismash1792]

Great tips. Thanks. Love the video.

[@jvfishingfever]

Brian thank you for the video its great information! I'm new to this type of fishing and these tips will help a lot!

[@walterwest7457]

Brian, another great “straight scoop” video!

[@bamadondon0495]

I'm pretty positive that you know this trick and that a lot of people out there do, but with that z man plastic material I have found that when I use an ewg style hook that doesn't have a gatekeeper on it like your traditional straight shank flipping hooks do, I always keep toothpicks in my boat and once I get the bait set up on the hook I run a toothpick through the eye of the hook and break it off on each side and it works as an awesome gatekeeper as far as not letting the bait slide down the hook and I use that a lot more than I ever have using the z-man products, and I've carried it over into other soft plastic products and to me regardless of the longevity that you're supposed to get out of each bait I feel like as long as they don't rip it in half on the first fish that you set the hook to, most of the time I can get a lot more cast and a lot more bites off of that soft plastic by using that toothpick method. Even sometimes when I'm flipping with a traditional straight shank that has a bait keeper on it, I might still use a toothpick just to make sure that the beekeeper doesn't rip the bait on the back side as bad.

[@MichaelRickman]

B-Lat keepin it real... love ya man

[@erniesanders3724]

Thanks for sharing this with us BT. Much appreciated.

[@ralphwaltrts5994]

Excellent video. I like your No Nonsense approach when sharing your information. You are absolutely correct too many people get tied up in the correct pronunciation for the style of fish and that they are using. I like what you said just put the bait where it needs to be. I do however have one question. Can you pitch a wacky rig and how would you keep from getting it hung up if you do. I know it's probably going to be almost impossible to keep from getting hung up all the time.

[@TBeamon-z5j]

Brain I appreciate your videos I've learned so much from watching you! Thank you!

[@willieberry7368]

Yo Brian like the way you are straight to the point thanks bro

[@dekriecastle-cook327]

Always appreciate your positivity brother!

[@JonathanLopez-rr7sy]

More videos like this please! Very informative 👍🏽

[@bernardhite1469]

Yo B. I love too watch your videos and how you handle the people that make a mountain out of a mole hill. Keep doing what you do. Get that $ . Good luck with all your tournaments. Keep rep in for us because it ain’t many of us in your field.Bless you big brother and your family.🙏🏾💪🏿💯 Keep the hammer down

[@SpookyRedz]

Confidence is so key

[@joeyhelton7114]

Awesome video Brian! Thank you for the insight man.

[@markdevino7565]

Appreciate all of it. Pitching laydowns is my meant n potatoes too

[@ikrunic23]

Nice video as always! Much appreciated! These informational videos are very useful and it's stuff I can apply myself on some local waters. Both your spinnerbait video and this one have been very helpful! I do enjoy your tournament vlogs as well!

[@Adventures101.]

Awesome learning video . Thanks as always share your experience. Would love for you to start making videos like this one but in a kayak . Definitely different way to flip/ cast out of a kayak . Thamks

[@nelsonchiro]

Great information!! Thank you!!

[@kennethfarmer9232]

Awesome video our river in south Mississippi looks like this the pearl river. Very informative. I really enjoy your videos.

[@SpookyRedz]

Love the channel bro , really great stuff too , you explain it so well

[@daltybell]

Great information again. THANK YOU

[@JoeGerossie]

Good video! Biggest takeaway was don’t get distracted by the toenail clippings

[@chrisputh2644]

Great video 👍. Do you have preferences on pegging the weights or beads / no beads

[@adammitchell3462]

Yeah,I'm kinda new to bass fishing but those submerged roots that are completely invisible unless you slow down and look for them. Those are an absolute gold mine for me

[@farmerjoebrown2189]

Exactly what im lookin for. Thank u

[@adammitchell3462]

Good tip on bite detection...I struggle with this because if I don't feel a thump or my line doesn't just take off, idk when I'm gettin bit. I fish some killer areas that are completely off limits to most of the population and I know I've missed some killer catches because of this

[@scottcarver6113]

Hey Brian, thanks for all your videos, I absolutely love watching them. I’ve tried pitching/flipping, but every time I do it right now, I end up with a birds nest. What am I doing wrong? I have a Shimano SLX DC I’m using.

[@michaelloucks4448]

Hey Brian thanks alot for this great info I'm not very good at pitching. God bless you and your family. Hey Brian those kids of yours are adorable bro.. I've seen them in some of the videos in your garage.

[@rhodesianhunter9360]

Ohh this makes me want to go fish. It was the plan today, but my back planned a sneak attack. I’ve been river fishing smallies for years and I have that down but I’ve ignored a good large mouth lake that’s close to me until the last year or so. It’s fun because it’s different techniques than I use on the river. A lot of frog fishing and grass.

For this situation : Peg or not peg? For the hook straigh shank or EWG? Snail know or palomar ? Thank you!

[@scottclark1168]

Man great video,love flipping wood and you just broke it down 👊

[@mikegardiner3934]

great stuff, BLat!!

[@ferg4847]

Good content B-Lat!!!! ✌🏾👍🏾

[@Freighttrainjay]

I’m glad as a beginner fisherman b lat reminds me that there’s more to learn and fishing comes with experience cuz I don’t know shi but a bobber and a worm😂

[@terrydewayne7690]

Great piece

[@FlatOutBankAngling]

Cool video brother.... any chance there is a drag on the reel making the noise? I knoe nothing about fly fishing... just asking 👍👊🏻🎣

[@DP-id7rz]

Thanks B

[@thenextstep5622]

"Toe Nails"...lol. That sounded personal.

[@juanlara4127]

thank you

[@jdawg3873]

Great video.. I need to learn how to control my rod with my left hand.. I’m practicing though!

[@rodcashman4793]

Great video 📹 👍 plus explaining 👌

[@kenmonroe2474]

Brian, this was one of my favorite videos you have done, I love to See and Learn what you are doing, it really helps me understand what is going on...Thanks So Much!

[@boejiden9654]

Love the vids Blatt if one was to start tournament fishing to eventually go pro what tournaments should i start fishing

[@johnnysalami8617]

Love the toddler reference

[@brandonwalmsley1863]

I’ve been made fun of my whole life for being left handed. It wasn’t until I went on a fishing trip with my family that I learned I have an advantage. I reel with my right hand and cast with my left. I was naturally given this advantage! For once in my life being left handed has been a blessing.

[@ghostbox2]

I am right handed but I cast with my right and reel with my left as growing up i only used spinning..and when i picked up the baitcaster reeling with my right its as awkward as writing with my left hand...kinda weird but cross dominant I have heard it called but my left which is non dominant is stronger than my right...

[@BrianLatimerFishing]

I’m trying to figure out what idiot made fun of someone for being left handed?

[@brandonwalmsley1863]

@@BrianLatimerFishing I love him dearly, but my grandpa! 🤣

[@FishfryOGMcTaco]

So you fish right handed…🤔 My dad is left handed and I grew up with him teaching me how he did stuff. So at 42 I still fish left handed, and shoot left handed. School sports like baseball, basketball, etc I do right handed.

[@brandonwalmsley1863]

@@FishfryOGMcTaco Me too. I write with my left hand. I swing bats and golf clubs left handed. Skateboard goofy. I throw with my right hand and fish right handed. But I cast like I’m a lefty.

[@timexum743]

Hey B Lat, do you think you could do a offshore video without using your Spot Lock? There's a lot of us don't have that tool and need some tips. Appreciate all your videos and content. Thanks.

[@jameslovelace8958]

Great information

[@joshuarussell4803]

So, B. Lat am I right in thinking non-pegged weight for structure (laydowns, stumps, etc) and pegging for something like grass or other underwater vegetation, generally? Thanks for another great video!

[@SpdyXD]

Pegged comes through cover easier

[@billingtonjr15]

When to peg vs when not to? Preference or strategic? I had same question

[@codylebleu951]

I peg mine on lay down and stumps it helps to not get all tangled up

[@joshuarussell4803]

Yeah, I definitely understand how pegging the weight makes everything more compact and easier to bring through cover, punch through grass, etc. However, it completely changes the fall of the bait. Seems like there are times that pegging/not-pegging should happen based on the desired presentation of the bait, and not just basing that decision on the ease of management of it.