Catching Fish with PowerBait in 3 MINUTES - 5 Things Every Beginner Needs || REELZ

Jordan Hall explains 5 tacklebox items every beginner fisherman needs to catch a fish! After casting, he reels one in after only 3 MINUTES in the water! Easy tips and tricks in this short episode of REELZ! What do you want to learn that we could put into our next video? Comment below!
Links for gear/bait:
Corn PowerBait:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0000AUZ2E/...
Garlic PowerBait:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0014GYQ6S?...
Treble Hooks:
www.amazon.com/dp/B081XFTBSQ/...
Fishing Line:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0091HDAU0/...
Spin Floats
www.amazon.com/dp/B003CUBANQ/...
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[@whyme3286]

Do more videos!

[@360sportsman]

That’s the plan! Anything you’d want to see more of/less of in future ones?

[@ttttenney]

Not only is the video footage great, but your narration and fishing tips makes it even better. I'm excited to be one of your newest subscribers.

[@360sportsman]

Thank you so much! We try hard to put awesome and helpful content together!

[@warriorxtman2]

Use a single hook and a smaller ball of dough will float and be a better size for trout.

[@troutcatchingjedi81]

Love the video!! Can’t wait for our next trip!!!

[@360sportsman]

Got to give the people what they want! 🎣🎣🎣 let’s do it!

[@richardcarabio998]

A simple set up and great video. Thanks for sharing . Richard from Menifee, California

[@360sportsman]

We appreciate you Richard, thanks for watching and best of luck out there

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

That’s a really good video! Nice directions

[@360sportsman]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-pj7ly4ti4p]

Useful

[@Roccopaul73]

Great stuff man. Quick question would you use the water bobber in shallow water? I assume no.

[@user-kx6qs6dq6z]

Good tips thanks 👍

[@360sportsman]

Thank you!

[@danielbodonakadynamitedan2435]

I just subbed🤙🏼. New fisher here and live in utah, hit a few spots around. I’ll have to try this next time. I’m assuming this works in small ponds that are pre filled too? Thanks

[@markolsen218]

Thank you. 🙋‍♂️👍

[@360sportsman]

Thanks for watching!

[@FishfearmeStudios]

Bubbles are nice when in a moving boat but I will always use an egg sinker from shore to minimize snags and stay put in the wind.

[@h.Freeman]

Egg sinkers from shore is exactly how I get snagged

[@FishfearmeStudios]

@@h.Freeman I rarely do but I let it sit whereas some people can’t help but play with it. It does depend on the structure and weeds where you fish. I have many videos and I have few problems. Bubbles don’t snag as often but the fish can pick up the bait for a long time before a bite is recognized. They can take the bait too long and too deep increasing mortality and I don’t like to kill fish needlessly.

[@mac148]

@@h.Freeman they can live i have caught trout with hooks and line coming out their butt hole

[@pumaoutdoors]

​@@FishfearmeStudiosI like everything you said you sound very experienced

[@Memo-nd6fj]

You should also do a video on how to use inflated nightcrawlers. Many newbie fisherman probably have no idea how to do that. A very effective way to catch many species including trout.

[@360sportsman]

Great idea, thank you!

[@charlesnichols7682]

nice tip, thanks. :-)

[@360sportsman]

Of course!☺️

[@Memo-nd6fj]

Very interesting way to fish PB. I only use the bubble when using wooly-buggers or power worms, allowing it to sink somewhat before I slowly start reeling it in. I will try it with your recommendation of the two types of PB and see how that works. I live in the Sacramento area and there are lots of lakes to fish and they have just started to stock them with trout. I will update with my results, Thanks.

[@afg3233]

Same in sac. Comment here if it works

[@360sportsman]

Thanks for watching, best of luck out there!

[@PremiumRaizo]

What is the purpose of the bubble? Sorry, I'm brand new to fishing. Can i use a normal sinker weight instead of the bubble?

[@redsilves6907]

Never thought of mixing different powerbaits together

[@tylerbryanhead]

Does the 3 minutes start when we open this video? I don't have water at hand

[@boraspyro]

thank you i caught a 5,5 pound rainbow on this setup

[@360sportsman]

Well done!! That’s what we want to hear!

[@Mr2121ricky2121]

What’s the purpose of the bubble ? I’m new to fishing

[@OurMillionAdventures]

That secret blend is not secret anymore 😉

[@360sportsman]

Haha!! Guess we need to come up with a new one😢

[@troutcatchingjedi81]

Lol this is one secret that I’m happy to share!!!

[@johnrawlings2161]

Your MOMS not a secret anymore !

[@SacitGokmen]

gulp or powerbait which is better

[@theoriginalrabbithole]

Pink Powerbait has been proven to be the best color for trout.

[@kgspvgsp7569]

How did u tie the bubble first😂

[@jssomewhere6740]

I love ultra light poles

[@fatraabbit1]

I take it that they are stocked trout?

[@glennsowacke9752]

Am I missing something. Doesn't powerbait float? Or is this the plan?

[@joshtheberry10]

Do you use any kind of bobber stop or is the line just free to move through the water bobber?

[@360sportsman]

@troutcatchingjedi

[@troutcatchingjedi81]

No bobber stop for me. The swivel will stop the bubble from sliding down onto the leader!

[@joshtheberry10]

@@troutcatchingjedi81 so then do you have to put split shot under the swivel to get it to sync to the bottom, or does the bobber with water in it sink it down by itself?

[@pinoybalotan]

@@joshtheberry10 I guessed he didn't put any split shot but you can experiment with a very small one.

[@Memo-nd6fj]

@@joshtheberry10The water in the bubble sinks it slowly. And you don't need to use a bead between the barrel swivel and the bobber, the swivel will keep it from sliding down. The idea is not necessarily let it sink to the bottom, but you want to reel it in slowly at the depth the fish are in. I usually don't let it sink more than 5 feet when fishing and change the depth until I start getting hits. Try using wooly-bugger flys instead of power bait or worms. A great way to catch fish when nobody else is!

[@vuvuong8237]

How did you make bobber without its sliding up and down the line?

[@TakeOffV05]

Most bobbers shouldn’t do that anyways

[@hehehapog]

Do you need any weights?

[@jssomewhere6740]

You have young nimble hands. I wish I still had hands like yours

[@bratsphil]

Sir this bubble float will sink at the buttom?and the power bait will float?

[@mastnasty2861]

This is a really good point.

[@patrickc.8676]

yes

[@Theiliteritesbian]

Foco horsetooth?

[@javiii2104]

I’ve been struggling to feel a fish bite on power bait, how do I identify a bite?

[@mac148]

they pick it up and spit it out in a second you just have to wait for a proper bite try twitching it every so often and use different shapes not just a ball that will get you more fish shape it like a tadpole or minnow

[@michaeleshbaugh6797]

After you cast put a regular bobber on the line in between the eyes on your pole then pull it down which pulls slack in your line an looks like a v when you get a bite the bobber will start to rise when all the slack is gone set the hook I caught my limit in thirty mins a bunch of times using this method good luck.

[@mac148]

@@michaeleshbaugh6797 Yes i do that sometimes you can also not fully tighten your line leave a bow in the line watch for it going tight or slack that can be good for wary fish

[@Memo-nd6fj]

@@michaeleshbaugh6797 That is the only method I use when bait fishing. I crack up when I see YT'ers putting bells on the tip of their lines. Ineffective compared to using a bobber to pull the slack out of your line. Fish cannot feel any weight on the line and will take your offering more freely as opposed to using a bell on your line bc you need to tighten your line and the fish will feel the rods tension when it starts to take your bait.

[@JustWaterPipes_]

longear sunfish bite this rig too

[@itznotus3290]

what was ur weight?

[@Comrade_Akimov]

lol dat cast

[@arcjunkie]

Where is this at?

[@360sportsman]

Strawberry Reservoir! Premium fishing in Utah!

[@hanayama9079]

6 lb leader is over kill. I used 2 lb all the way and have excellent results.

[@johnstack4316]

Our average trout is 2lbs where I live. Depends where you live, I just caught a 5lb wild rainbow a week ago that I turned back. Two pound test would have been broken instantly, these fish rip line and jump.

[@michaelbarbosa5696]

@@johnstack4316 I just caught a 6lb rainbow well jigging on 2lb Izore xxx line, that's how we do it in Cali.

[@johnr153]

@@michaelbarbosa5696 it depends. There's no comparison between wild or hold overs and the Lassen stockers caught in urban lakes. The Lassens have been fattened up and have no stamina or fight compared on a lb for lb basis with other trout. Kind of a couch potato of the fish world.

[@mastnasty2861]

Ah come on. It's not like 6 lb leader is super heavy. Don't be a test elitist. "Look at me I use 0.5 lb test."

[@Memo-nd6fj]

@@michaelbarbosa5696I would never use 2 lb test fishing from shore, jigging from a boat is a different story. I use 4 lb test on my main line and 4 lb fc for my leader. I have caught many trout from shore that would of easily broken 2 lb line.

[@kenhobbs9251]

Freshly planted fish will eat any bait. A worm works just as good and stays on the hook better

[@AbhishekSingh-jm2wq]

Power BI

[@medragonlord]

wearing socks in the water is wild, nice fish tho

[@360sportsman]

Got to keep the dogs warm

[@jeffrey7524]

You're making it more difficult than it actually is...don't need a bubble, don't need a leader....line, weight, hook, pwr bait...

[@newkie1626]

Mf got a spear

[@PhillyJohnny]

Treble hook?? - come on man - at least a little challenge.

[@Citizen-pg8eu]

I don’t know anyone who has caught anything on Powerbait.

[@clear_note6746]

Grandpa fished for 25 years and was a religious power bait user… only thing I ever saw him use

[@charliedaniels1]

Yeah that about sums up every fishing experience I have had-fish on within 3 minutes of casting. If you’re not catching a fish within three minutes, then there is something the matter with you. Period.

[@sirnicholibraden86]

You're a smooth brain.

[@charliedaniels1]

@@sirnicholibraden86 Takes one to know one ;)

[@andyglade5522]

What a load of crap

[@TakeOffV05]

Yeah like half and half for me, as a kid on my own I’d let my bait sit for ages and still get bites but now I’m a lot more impatient and mostly use lures

[@unstoppablegameplays]

Jesus Christ loves you❤

[@360sportsman]

Amen

[@greekmaster1001]

I hope you kept the fish because it swallowed the hook and it will definitely die These are very sensitive fish

[@360sportsman]

Yes they are! We safely got the hook out, revived the fish, and let it go! We hope to maintain a healthy fish population in these special places.

[@SimonC82686]

Yea they are pretty fragile, I never use barbed hooks for trout, let alone trebles...Even though he say's it was revived and released, there's no "release" in the video most likely because it got messed up from him taking out the barbed treble hook it swallowed.

[@johnr153]

@@SimonC82686 agree in general fish deep hooked and released are very likely to die soon after release. They may appear ok because they can swim away but they have a hole in their gut which will eventually kill them. I have bled trout by pulling out the gills. They don't die instantly and if they were not a stringer they would swim away only to die minutes later.

[@Ownz1982]

Most boring Way to fish