Everything you Need to Know About Shad.

[@FishinNStuff]

That !!! Was a next level tutorial KZbin video

[@DieterMelhorn]

Did you have to use spellcheck in "tutorial"? I always do....big word......complicated.....

[@FishinNStuff]

@@DieterMelhorn so what if I did lol

[@RadFingerz]

Agree

[@RadFingerz]

Great tutorial

[@RadFingerz]

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[@RiverCertified]

Seriously, its cool how you convey the reality on the difficulty of finding shad, but still present it in a way that will give people the confidence to try.

[@Army_Outdoors_88N]

This is proabably one of the best tutorials I have seen in a long time. Great for the novice or expert. Good job dude!!

[@codystanley2760]

I had no idea about the salt glad you made this video

[@mrslug666]

Love your vids man, they are a huge help. Thanks for putting the work in and making the content.

[@williamcook8644]

Really appreciate the Content. I bass fished last ten years got away from my younger days with my dad catfishing. I Got to get another boat had sell my when dad died help mom few years ago. Anyway IAM I try catch all my own bait And building bait tank house do all the knowledge on keeping them alive helps m tremendously so I thanl you. Hope u family safe keep content coming

[@jacoblaswell6272]

Thanks brother I needed that. 👍🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟

[@BUBS_HD]

Great job Hagen! This video will definitely help alot of ppl! Very in depth and informative for everyone regardless of how long they've been doin it for. Keep up the great work like you always do buddy and God bless you and your family.🕇🇺🇸🕆👊

[@KyLakerat78]

Catching and keeping live bait is one of those things where perseverance pays off. For those of you just getting started with it, don't get so frustrated you just give up. Keep at it and it will get easier, and even then you will still have days that you will struggle to fill the tank. The number one easiest way to catch bait is to use an underwater light at night. This brings the bait to you, so you're not our searching for it!

[@hooklinetinker9680]

That was very informative and well presented. Thank you!

[@curtmeredith8586]

That's why I like your videos your always explaining things well .keep it up

[@pistolpete7319]

How this guy only has 10k subscribers boggles my mind. I’ve learned more from these videos then most tv shows.

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching 👍

[@240LTS]

... Correct. Most TV shows only want to sell you the latest, "Got to have", crap and don't really teach the viewer anything. Bunch of hooping and hollering when they catch a fish with background music that is TOO LOUD. Most of the are terrible. . I remember decades ago when I was totally new and getting into bass fishing. Orlando Wilson was fishing a Texas rigged worm in about 12' of water. He cast it out and talked to the camera/viewers what he felt every step of the way as it sunk to the bottom, reeled it up a little, crawled it over a log, let it sink, hopped it, everything. He was actually teaching (a newbie like me in the 80's) exactly what to feel for and what a bit would feel like. 👍 .

[@longshotdiedtired1582]

I seen that striper soup tank !! Love mine great video

[@jamiegray666]

Nailed it. That is exactly what we use and never have an issue. I killed a lot of shad getting there though.

[@johniecornett8975]

Hagen that was pretty good advice buddy I appreciate that as a viewer I've always wondered how to keep chat alive and you answer a lot of the questions that I had I appreciate that thank you very much

[@runninglatefishing]

Good video bud, ol Keith from fishing n stuff told me to check you out. Looking forward to checking out more.

[@outdoorswithotis9997]

You did a great job with this video...full if all kinds of good information....thanks

[@joeaguilar196]

Thank . you for your time and Videos I usually have to fish for perch and catch one by one. I guess I wasn't comfortable yet throwing My casting net . I was afraid of getting Tangled . but after watching your video it make me comfortable enough that I can throw it as well. So once again thank you brother . Keep up the good work. Happy fishing from your friend from Austin Texas .

[@timhalcomb4041]

Really enjoyed the video thanks for taking the time to share you have a blessed day

[@graymcclary8820]

Your videos are great! This 1 right here is #1! I usually buy my bait "Fresh Frozen", but you make catching your own look fun! Very informative video! Thanks!

[@fishintherutt3897]

Great video! Thanks for all the great shad info!

[@bryanstaten5585]

Setting up my 2016 16' Express wide Jon up for catfish and striper fishing. Good stuff Hagen, thanks, got some more to do now!

[@michaelrogers4285]

Alot of very good advice, Thank you for sharing. Take care and stay safe 👍

[@CatfishWeekly]

Quality information!

[@DieterMelhorn]

Catfish Weekly thank ol’ great one!!

[@CatfishWeekly]

@@DieterMelhorn Love you buddy

[@tommielowe6620]

Really enjoyed your video❤❤

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

Thank you

[@myronhigh3527]

Great informative video buddy!!! Anything that helps keep shad alive, is a blessing from above, thanks for the info!!!!👍👍👍

[@MuskratAdventures]

Great job on this one. Shad are by far my favorite bait.

[@josephleslie2294]

Another awesome video, thanks Hagan

[@bobbynewton9247]

Such great information Hagen thanks for taking the time to help us learned slot God Bless

[@BOFAdeez05]

Awesome video dude. Lots of good info!

[@rdonner28]

I appreciate u taking the time and effort to make this GREAT VIDEO! I learned a lot for sure! Tight Lines!

[@borfishing7690]

Great timing on this video. I’m looking for an 8ft and to focus on bigger shad. Thanks Hagen

[@Bigbenfishing]

I love the info! Very educational! I always look forward to seeing what’s next ! I’ve been struggling all year to locate the shad! Now I’m ready to get after them!

[@joesmith-or3wx]

Great video.

[@CHIPPOFISHING]

Ordered 1/4 bait buster 7 for 2” shad for crappie

[@papawed489]

Awesome video need to figure out how to save it for quick reference.

[@CatfishandCrappie]

Awesome tutorial Hagen! Shad are so hard for us to find on the FOX (other than one time per year)! I plan on trying those tactics this week! Happy Fishing!

[@shanester8712]

As always love the video very informative.

[@gregrandolph7601]

great video as usual man! you are dead on about the filters, it makes a huge difference. I cut about 4 new filters before I go fishing and change the filter about every hour and aa half to 2 hrs. this has made keeping them alive longer much easier. Oh yeah one tip for ya Hagen, I started using those ammonia bags, there cheaper and there reusable and seem to work a little better, just something you might want to try. I gotta get me a bigger net, im one of those that throws a net till im wore out before I get enough bait,lol. man your videos are awesome and informative keep em coming. you might do a video on how you throw that big of a net if you get time. thanks brother.

[@joesmith-or3wx]

Do you fish with them big shad. I use small shad at lake Oconee in Georgia for Strippers and hybrids and crappies. How do you fish with them big shad?

[@ericmasseyjigco]

That was the most informative video I’ve ever seen……thank you

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

Thank you for watching

[@ericmasseyjigco]

I’m fixing to make a switch from crappie to catfish on Truman lake your vid’s are helping

[@Catfishingwithjb]

Thanks for that video, very helpful

[@joesmith-or3wx]

Ok. I understand now.

[@faronmastin8683]

Good job thanks for the information.

[@theNarcissistNaturalist]

Awesome video. I should have known that about the salt but I didn't for some reason. Thanks!

[@ProjecthuntanFish]

Great tips, thx for posting

[@fishin-impossible2992]

Good video Hagen keep the videos coming brother

[@SoUThCReATiOn]

Excellent video and information!!

[@williammoore6952]

Great video What size mesh would you get for minnows? The lake I fish has no shad. Thanks William

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

For minnows I would use 1/4” or smaller mesh depending on the size of the minnows. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching👍

[@jthunter4759]

Great video! Thanks

[@Jims_catfishing]

Thanks great info

[@cozziwysong3905]

grate video man as always

[@bigmike123moose]

Thanks for the tips man I have a lot of trouble with shad I live about 45 minutes east of Cincinnati on the Ohio River would love to be able to get together and go fishing with you guys sometime

[@danielbrothers2914]

Good stuff... VERY GOOD... MAY JESUS BLESS YOU

[@jamestboehm6450]

Thanks brother, great info. But we bank guys have a hard time finding easily accessible bait, blue gills seem to be easy bait but there are times cats want nothing to do with them. I'd love to see what inland cats think of skips.

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

Good stuff pal...

[@zacfreeman1996]

Great video man!!

[@jeffbarrow5708]

Nice video, will the salt help minnows the same way or will it hurt then?

[@Gonzo1968]

Great info man thanks!

[@CHIPPOFISHING]

Great video brother You about covered it all Can’t help but to learn from that

[@brucepunger9875]

Awesome video! TY

[@PopPopJoe]

Have you ever used chum for catfishing ? Ground fish ?

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

I actually have a long time ago for eater sized channel cats. I used soured feed corn and it did seem to work some. When we filleted the fish they would be full of corn. Thank you for watching👍

[@Vapor_32]

OUTSTANDING video!!!!!

[@choiceorpheus7231]

You should have more followers!

[@catfishstalkeroutdoorswith530]

Great info!

[@shannonpayne4478]

Man I wish I could locate bigger Shad I have the tools just can’t get anything over the 4” catch hundreds of them sometimes in one throw

[@rifleman1873]

Big help!!

[@donprater2754]

Can you use canning salt?

[@gregbryant9673]

Thank You.

[@jchestnutoutdoors9033]

Great vid!

[@wmkess]

What bait tank do you use? Sorry if you said in the video and I missed it.

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

It is a striper soup tank. I actually have a recent video on the tank. Thank you for watching

[@robbiesmith9786]

Can u keep skip jack and moon eye in the same tank as shad with salt

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

Mooneye are easier to keep alive than shad in my opinion. I keep them in my tank with shad. But skipjack on the other hand require a huge tank with a lot of current. I’ve never been able to keep one alive for more than an hour.thank you for watching

[@djwaffle5419]

How are the shad by you so big???? The ones in Oklahoma are like minnow sized

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

A lot of cast netting and a lot of luck lol. Some days the big ones seem to disappear. If you have little ones there are probably big ones somewhere. Thanks for watching

[@djwaffle5419]

@@hagengrubbsfishing idk man I’ve cast netted for a long time and the biggest shad I’ve caught is like 5 inches!!

[@djwaffle5419]

I think it might just be the lake I’m in but I’m not sure

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

Maybe threadfin shad?

[@djwaffle5419]

@@hagengrubbsfishing oh yeah they might be I forgot that there are different types of shad

[@harryalex3740]

Love the video but i don't have a boat to have a fish finder i throw my net from the bank

[@DieterMelhorn]

Your Crocs are sexy. Do you ever wear camouflage Crocs? I think they help hide your feed from the fish, but some people call me crazy. BTW, whats a shad? I thought that was a country in Africa. Hey, who shot that aerial shot of the bank with the drone, that was amazing! I went back and watched that 3-4 times, so you might see a spike in your analytics....

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

The camo crocks definitely work. I catch twice as many fish with them on. A shad is a fish but it’s not very good bait unless you soak it in strawberry jello. the aerial shot I stole from some famous KZbin guy but I can’t remember his name. Hopefully he doesn’t see this a report me.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣thanks for the drone footage brother👍

[@bricemjohnson99]

👌

[@Relowder33]

👍

[@philipselman2564]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👍

[@susanliggett3982]

👏👏👏🖒

[@doghouse0041]

the 20 dollar cast net at walmart works fine for me

[@livesay88]

It’s not always legal to keep them alive.

[@hagengrubbsfishing]

Good point. Here in Kentucky we cannot transport live shad or herring from one body of water to another. Thanks for watching 👍