Catching Bass With The Z-Man Hellraizer In Small Pond!!

Welcome to SonarFishing! My name is Miles “Sonar” Burghoff. I fish the Bassmaster Opens tournament trail, guide in Alaska, and just all around LOVE fishing! It is my goal to deliver fresh fishing content on a weekly basis, consisting of videos highlighting my life on the tournament circuit, as well as relevant fishing tips and tricks.
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[@ReelRobFishing]

@SonarFishing do more lure suggestions for us Florida fishing guys

[@kurtbecker9609]

an application Ive long thought this would shine at: night fishing the alewife spawn. not sure the hardware on the bait would hold up to the savage pounding that baits can take when large bass, hybrids, stripers unload.... but it CERTAINLY sounds very similar to that 'trickle' I hear from spawning pods of alewives in the early spring dark hours...

[@bradr.7249]

Thanks Miles. I have not tried that Hell Raiser yet. I love top water so I might pick 1 or two up. Enjoy your time at the cabin!

[@richardporter1455]

Right on. Had some luck on it last year. Definitely unique. I'm originally a S.W. CT native for 40 years. In Western P.A. now.

[@ronfeltonfishing]

My personal best came from a small lake in CT 8.2lbs. I’m in SC now.

[@stevej2947]

I fished your spot and got almost 2lb bass (i would guess) using a wacky rig like you suggested. The "picknick rock" area is the best and thanks to you for helping me and Nate identify that spot. Good luck in Alaska, and hope to see you again next time i visit. Do you usually visit in july? Where can i DM you?

[@SonarFishing]

Awesome! Glad it was productive. You can email me at [e-mail]. I come up whenever my schedule allows it but usually July.

[@jeffdempsey6478]

Grew up vacationing on a small natural lake ne of Scranton. Floating Rapala, wacky worms, tube and occasional spinner bait were the most popular baits. This would have been cool to have back then. Ps. Drove up there from Cincinnati.....totally different water quality 😊. Fond memories.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Big fish. Little fish. It doesn't matter. Fishing is fun!

[@generalprobiotic7487]

The lure is a hit or miss for me. Also, I had to downsize the hooks to keep the back from fouling up the blade and the front to keep from snatching the line. Caught a 6 on it when she was on bed. Z man should make a version a few inches smaller.

[@PHATBASSASSASSIN]

What is your go to gear ratio ? For the lure

[@soupra22]

I've had zero luck with that lure they are collecting rust now.

[@ReelRobFishing]

send me them lures I'll show you how to catch fish on them

[@ericmiles6413]

I know where you are...

[@SonarFishing]

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[@ericmiles6413]

GO WHERE YOUR BACK IS POINTING...

[@winstonrocco1981]

Mono is better it’s a visual bite dude lol