Damn…I Can’t Believe I’m Giving My Buoy Fishing Secret Away…

[@richardj6593]

Randy, as much as it will pain you, the live scope guys will love this as they will be able to go from buoy to buoy to see which buoys are holding fish and how deep they are. It is a great tip for all of us non live scopers as well so thanks!

[@ronaldpendergrass9260]

I’m 60 years old and I’m sharing information and tips that I’ve learned. I don’t won’t to die and take it with me. I’d rather help someone. Thanks

[@oris-kathyschrag8120]

Yes, thanks for the tip. And Ron, like you I don't want to die and take it all with me. I was fortunate enough to retire at age 60, 4 years ago. And like you I realized, that I don't want to die and take it all with me. Since then I have been sharing what I can to make fishing more enjoyable for others.

[@tylerwatson3651]

Still giving away more of your secret sauce....love how you have added teacher/mentor to your profession...whether you know it or not, you are an amazing mentor for life...and fishing also, but your life advice is the best. Plus most the time I can relate that life advice to my fishing in one way or another. Appreciate everything you do man....keep it going

[@stevebishop6799]

Cool. Another on the water video! Keep it up.

[@ericjanke2961]

People like to put brush piles by them as well, easy for them to know the location of their piles.

[@brianpierson7708]

👍👍👍 yes sr the best fisherman on the lake or River most of the time that do with is the old crappie fisherman would build some amazing stuff I would not ever say brush piles because it would be disrespectful to call with some of them have dun it’s a underwater forest / jungle or as many other old timers would say they going to the Christmas tree farm and they produce some “BIG SLOPPY HOGS”!! And if you find them stay camped on the spot because will they turn on it can be a major day and very good to be alive thanks for sharing the comment because I was going to say that same thing thanks again and god bless

[@leerice7929]

Great tip Randy! Never thought of that. I’m sure the bait feed off the algae growing up the cables that also draws the bass. 🤔

[@douglastibbitts6817]

Always called them feeding stations or food chains.

[@BrianMason3636]

Wow!!!! This really makes me feel stupid lol!! 🤣😂🤣 I’ve never thought to do this but it makes as much sense as unhooking your boat from the trailer before you launch. As always thanks for sharing Randy keep‘ everyone coming bud!

[@TheFishingMommy]

Absolutely great tip! Also works in saltwater, fish like tripletail often hang around buoys, crab pots, etc.

[@JoshSees]

Many buoys mark underwater obstructions or channel edges, so structure. Doesn't just apply to bass either 🙂

[@geraldbryant2610]

Great information Randy. Thanks for all you do and sharing good technique. Your the BEST

[@erichowell2386]

Thanks Randy! As always great advice and content. Thank ya sir!

[@SpookyRedz]

Love the videos mr Randy , fishing advice and life advice I listen and love all the advice from the PRO that you are , thanks for all

[@mattc8493]

Crazy...never would have thought that! Great tip

[@krr6581]

I started fishing tournaments again 7 years ago. About the 3rd tournament I fished I was easing along the channel in the lake I was fishing and noticed a channel bouy with millfoil in 12 feet of water. I caught 4 Largemouth bass with the largest going almost 5lbs and the smallest a little better than 2. I started running bouys looking for similar conditions. I found 3 that were almost identical. At the end of the day I had 19 pounds and had culled several fish. My partner finished with almost 15 pounds and placed 4th. After that I’ve always checked out bouys that looked promising. I don’t always find fish on them but when I do chances are they are pretty good fish.

[@mine-tz1st]

I first got on to the buoy bite about 15 years ago fishing topwater early. They spread out a bit, but still relate to buoys. Now I fish them with many baits.

[@rickwalt8767]

Dude, you’ve really been cranking out the videos lately. Another good one. Keep them coming. Big fan and luv your channel.

[@farmerjoebrown2189]

Badass info man. Thanks for keepin us fresh.

[@michaelloucks4448]

Another good one Randy thanks for giving up some of your secret spots and techniques. We all appreciate all this stuff your teaching us. You're AWESOME, SUPERB, FANTASTIC. You know Randy this world needs more people like and I'm not talking about fishing I'm talking about just being a good friend, person, thanks for mental Monday's I know sometimes I don't leave a comment but I'm always listening and paying attention to what you have to say about things in life. GOD bless you and your family your pal fisherman Mike.

[@thomasroach3965]

Walking a trail this am and saw the bridgeford boat on Table Rock. Surprise it was Blauket .

[@MrJohnB-qs6dp]

Thanks for the excellent tip!!! I guess you can fish around a navigational buoy the same way. Stay Safe & God Bless!!

[@Sean-vf6ff]

I grew up on the St Lawrence River. Buoys were our go to. Always productive fishing.

[@danlaminger5265]

Thanks. I caught them on the bottom on buoys , never thought of a swim bait.

[@lesterreaper9696]

Never thought about it Randy , thanks.

[@brianandrews4716]

93 Bassmaster BP Megabucks Lake Murray SC. Randy pulls up in hole #5, drops a bait on a buoy marked "fish attractor", catches a lunker off camera. Proceeds to tell the TNN broadcast crew ON CAMERA, that "you've got to trust your intuitive instincts". A channel idea was born that day!

[@mgdwj]

Awesome tip. Never thought about fishing around them. Lake amistad has then every mile marking the US border.

[@alexanderw8505]

I caught my PB on a buoy. Ironically I had looked at my buddy when I casted and said “I don’t know why I throw at these things I never catch anything.” right after that sentence, I got bit. We still laugh about it.

[@suhwateezea.214]

Randy you are a good man and a good Dad

[@sbhiggs5]

Randy these on the water videos are excellent! I like how your mixing it up. Love the channel.

[@catchofthedave8681]

I was on chickamauga beginning of june. Theres a section south of lake where theres a strip of buoys and channel markers. A flat on one side and channel drop on other side. There were people fishing the ledge that buoys marked, So I didnt wanna fish on top of them, nor had I ever fished ledges before. Out of pure randomness and curiosity I just chucked a powershot with a keitech at the buoy closest, and caught a solid spot. There were 2 buoys I moved back n forth to and caught probably 10-12 fish in the last hour of my practice. I didnt use it during tourney, I went for bigger ones, but it was there in a pinch if I needed.

[@d1fishing321]

Great tip! Have never considered fishing the No Wake buoy.

[@bhmsupra]

Very Creative Approach. Hiding in plain sight.

[@coltonn322]

Always knew buoys usually Indicate some sort of structural spot aswell. But like you say, never find myself fishing them usually. Thanks for the reminder

[@ChrisG9978]

Whenever I'm on an unfamiliar lake I'll check for 3 things on determining where to fish...current, shade, and buoys.

[@shanescott3168]

Great tip! Thank you!

[@jones52401]

wow great info thanks

[@ryanvarner6520]

Been wondering how to fish these! Thanks for the tips!!

[@reyn3545]

You're getting good with these gotcha titles!

[@bobwalsh84]

I never gave them a second thought you are right. I cant wait to try them for Crappie!

[@mattgurin6168]

Fresh or saltwater, the boys are a must and they hold fish !!

[@scottodonahoe9505]

Late season swim rafts on my lake are golden ! Not so much in peak tourist mode !

[@T.P.F.]

It's awesome you doing this video I fish bouys alot great video

[@PigSticker151]

I fish the buoy’s all time on Beaver especially close to the dam area. A lot of nice smallmouth on them.

[@Jeeg_Quebec_CAN]

There we go!! Infos, thumbnail AND title? A1 Randy hehe!

[@WeckerleOutdoors]

I love fishing buoys, some of my biggest smallmouth have come from them!

[@justry2livlife228]

Thanks for tip! I would of never thought of this!

[@jaymiller286]

Same thing fr saltwater fishing they collect fish, from bait to the big ones

[@mtfasphaltsealcoatingllc1016]

Appreciate the information

[@TeamActionAngling]

I know up here in Canada the red and green ones usually mark a channel or a Shoal so I always hit them up

[@AndrewGarnerAdventures]

Stumbled on this secret at TRL this Spring!

[@richardfranklin9103]

great tip thanks

[@citydogpack]

I threw a spark shad by a buoy last week and caught one of the biggest bass of the year

[@mattheefisher2104]

Years ago my buddy and I were fishing a tri- State tournament ( PA- NY- OH) we Fished Raystown lake because it was close to home it has a good population of large mouth and small mouth, now fishing for bass he hooked into a Musky not are target fish but we knew there was a tiny chance that could happen. Have you ever Caught a fish in a tournament that you least expected.

[@dustyflair]

a lot of us come back and dump stuff around those buoys or close to them so look at a 10 foot radius.

[@1MoreCast]

Good tip Randy

[@danf4616]

The first thing I do when fishing buoys...is get hung up on the cable and lose my bait! 😒 Not every time but still... 😁 Thanks for the vids! 👍

[@S.Clause]

Oooooh buoy 🎣

[@wardo7772]

caught a keep on Beaver on a bouy today. Wouldnt have thrown at it if I didnt watch it on your channel.

[@theultimatesteelshooter8610]

Unfortunately there are no bouys where I fish. However in saltwater it has always been a big deal since bait congregate around them

[@patrickpatten453]

Works here in CO for smallies and eyes. Didn't realize it was a secret though...

[@treyferguson2965]

Don't you know everything is a secret!!! He does it for a reason and I can't blame him for clickbaiting us. Makes him money from getting views.

[@patrickpatten453]

@@treyferguson2965 I appreciate him sharing his knowledge of the small details that usually equate to a successful trip out on the water as that's a sacred time for us fanatics...

[@NeilGraham.I.M.F]

Caught a few fish on some buoys. There's not a whole lot of movies in my home Lake but there are a few

[@foreverfishingillinois815]

Hey Randy Foreverfishingillinois here 😀 I have a few questions for you I'm stuck on the bank and after the spawn I've had a really hard time landing fish do you have any tips for us guys stuck on the bank obviously it's hard to find deep spots from the bank thanks Randy

[@Rick-ne9os]

my favorite place to spend time at is on Table Rock Lake

[@clay7514]

Buoy… that’s a funny sounding word

[@chonglou8048]

Which month of the year is good to fish the bouy?

[@buddytrent1351]

Thx bro

[@myriammorrison9840]

Hank Parker, weighed you fish.. how did you do the 2nd day? How did hank do?

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

I caught 18 pounds the second day and moved up to seven police

[@terrytresemer2864]

Swimming platform s are good also.

[@maxcole3930]

What about a fountain? If so how do you approach/ fish those?

[@fishermanmitch1]

Randy, I'm giving you the stinkeye through the computer screen right now....lol

[@BurchellAtTheWharf]

Bouy fishing or or fish aggravating device fad is the common practice for some people it's just something for the fish to swim around and catches their attention gets a little shade from the sunlight any floating debris really if you're willing to risk your line work some salt water really well that's my secret on it I always go pack by a buoy

[@gabrielmongeau9516]

damn he said fish the no fishing buoy lmaoo hahaha

[@treyferguson2965]

The no fishing no hunting spots are the best places man!!! Lol

[@davidkavetsky2377]

FL has actual fish attractors at the bottom of the buoy. Everyone knows about them but still

[@nickcourt4735]

Wow I've never even thought of that, the channels where I fish are usually 30-40 feet deep between the markers think it would still hold fish that deep?

[@codycantrell2780]

The no fishing buoys always produce best

[@nathannelson4885]

I was wondering why do they have to put buoy's in the water like that can you tell me why buddy

[@JF71951]

I will try that.

[@petemoore8923]

You gave everything else. Can I have the GPS coordinates?😁

[@davidinman1656]

Don't worry, they're marked. Haha

[@latchswaney9233]

Who titles these? Fishthemoment?

[@stephenknight7601]

Just wanted to suggest you watch fisherman Wilson kid is pretty good. He won AOY for Wild West last year and has a older boat no power poles and 1 unti at the wheel. Shows people that the industry has made bass fishing a lot harder than it is. Check him out

[@davidinman1656]

I'm 2-3 years in bass fishing and still have no electronics, and a 1900's trolling motor, haha. I've gotten a bag or better every time out to our lake. It's very rewarding going from spot to spot and pick them off with only the tools in my hands. #dobyns #lews

[@Rick-ne9os]

Your also in my favorite area to fish

[@tonypinckney5957]

It would be easier to scan them with a LiveScope to pinpoint the depth they're using and eliminate the dead ones! Haha! (just messing with you Randy!)

[@wolverinex4243]

Buoy secret is drive very fast through them. It should be fun.

[@JoshSees]

Do you retail propellers? Lol

[@zachweber6384]

Hey i live in springfield, mo and i would love!!!!! to get a chance to go out fishing with you sometime and learn what i can so i can make better memories fishing with my son! guys please like so he can see this

[@clay7514]

And damn I wish I lived closer for a on the water lesson , I’m 15 n a half hours away 😢

[@davidinman1656]

Little did you know.(or maybe you did) but Randy has a link on his website where he will literally break down your local lake for you and give you waypoints. For spring summer fall winter.. I think it was like 150$ for each season.

[@PeterWFishing]

Man I’ve caught tons of smallmouth and largemouth off of buoys, but for some reason i find spotted bass don’t use them at all, or at least I can’t catch them off of them

[@larryknoob9798]

You found no fishing?

[@allenburns3249]

Guido Hibdon disclosed this about thirty years ago.

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

I figured it out 35 years ago

[@allenburns3249]

That's great advice

[@charlierahner2141]

i can't believe it either.

[@srf2112]

FYI fishing at marker buoys is no secret.

[@jv59]

Ok am I the only one thinking of using Livescope to fish the buoy pattern? Just sayin.

[@kellymoore4517]

Go ahead, everyone else will!

[@tommydoublec]

Yeah I wish you were not giving this up. Over the last few years with all the live coverage they are not so good anymore. It's a timing thing now.

[@garywest2250]

I can't tell if you're trolling me right now...

[@jackdixon4530]

Old info!

[@tommyhunter1817]

No different than fishing buoys, etc for saltwater fish.

[@fishaholic122]

Unbelievable, duh

[@cblaster171]

It’s pronounced -boy-