Fishing Frogs & Worms In The BRUTAL Heat! (Uncut Fishing Tips)

When it comes to fishing in the summer and late summer, one thing is for certain and that is the HEAT! Man, it's HOT, which can make fishing very tough and tiring, so WHAT Do you Do? In this video I teach y'all everything I know about taking advantage of this season and still catching fish despite the incredibly high temperatures! THANK YOU for 300,000 Subscribers, and don't forget to enter the giveaway down in the comments section!
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[@TylersReelFishing]

THANK YOU For 300,000!! Support The Channel By Getting Some MERCH: nfntoutdoors.com/

[@richardkennedy9173]

I need AC watching you fish 🐟 My reel would melt .

[@yeetsulfer4763]

Nah Nah Nah, Thank you for keeping the faith and continuing to do youtube through the years it wasn't as profitable. I cant speak for everyone but I think you're the perfect model for what an individual in the fishing space should be. Absolutely blinded with pleasure for reeling them in and getting new people doing the same all the while keeping the lord on the forefront of your mind. THANK YOU

[@Drop_Shot_Scott]

I’m pretty sure there’s a scammer out there claiming to be Tyler telling people they won but they’re just trying to get people to pay a shipping fee. Scroll through the comment replies and check out all the “winners” there are. I was one of them and not only did I win the reel, I also won a kayak. Tyler is a good guy and don’t believe he would do this. Someone hacked his channel

[@nightwing8755]

Thank you for the videos it's amazing to see how you put God first in a world where you can be canceled for your faith but are open about it. Keep up the videos and keep putting God first there will be a day our fishing days come to an end but like you've said before, because God sent his son we can have ever lasting life.

[@selwynjunebugcooper9233]

Yes it's hot also in Alabama but great fishing

[@cobbyboi2646]

On a school trip last summer. It was in June we were in Colorado as a class camping and having a fun little trip. But where we were set up was a fishing pond with trout in it. And so I decided I wanted to catch some. But the problem was I didn’t bring a rod. So I ended up trying to make one. The first design was a stick with some grass roped together, with a plastic fork end as a hook. This obviously didn’t work. But I was already into it. Everybody else in my grade didn’t think I could pull it off, but I was determined to get one and so I started betting money. By then I had already started improving the design, adding features like a bobber and some twine (which I found nearby a snack shop on the campsite). But the hook wasn’t right yet, and paperclips were my best option. But in a stride of luck, I met this awesome guy named TJ who gave me a wire to use (which was much sturdier) and also helped me with the technique. But I needed some bait. And so I spent a day or two trying to see if anything that the camp staff was serving at meal time was any good. But then I remembered they had hotdogs at the snack shop. And the hotdog worked like a charm. The bread was amazing for chumming the water, and the fish attacked the hotdog. And so finally, on the last day or two on the trip, I caught a trout. Or, well, TJ did more like, but uhh… yeah. But after he demonstrated the technique (letting the fish eat it and then yank really hard because the wire wasn’t sharp enough to hook it), I managed to catch FOUR on my own. FOURR!! And I would’ve been a rich kid after that had it not been the case that we were 8th graders who didn’t really keep promises regarding money (also most of them were in debt from betting money at cornhole). And I would say those four trout, being caught be twine and a wire, started off my fishing craze because I was never really a huge fisherman until then. It gave me everlasting confidence and joy for fishing, which eventually led to me catching my first bass some weeks later! But I’m still stuck with a zebco rod since I don’t have any money to buy one myself. So this reel would be amazing to have! Congrats on 300k subscribers Tyler!

[@AmatFishin]

Wow

[@Alexavila209]

I have two favorite memories. My first is from the first time I went fishing. I grew up in NYC. My dad tried to teach me how to fish by taking me to the Hudson River. I felt something on my line and we both got really excited. He was encouraging me. He kept saying "reel it in, reel it in." I was about 10 at the time and really small. This thing felt so big. I was super excited. When I finally reeled it in, it was a shoe. 😂 we laughed so hard and it was something we talked about often. My second favorite memory was actually from this yr, a few weeks ago. I had always been pan fishing and just this yr, my nephew, and I have really started learning a ton about bass fishing. Watching a ton of your videos. I took my nephew fishing at this pond here in PA. We went early and had a pretty good morning, mostly catching 2 to 3 lbs bass. It started to get a little slow and I told him "hey, we're going to leave in about 10-15 minutes, so cast a few more times and then we'll head out." He threw a white and chartreuse 1/2 oz spinner without a trailer. Next thing you know, all I hear is "I got a big one. Oh man, it's heavy!" So much excitement. I run over with the net and this thing was really fighting. He gets it in and I scoop it with the net. It's a big old 5.5 lb bass. He was so excited. He unhook it, puts it back in the water and casts out that spinner again. BOOM! Another bite. He starts yellin', "Oh, I think this one is bigger than the last one." As he reels it in, I come running with the net again. It was definitely bigger. He caught a 5.8lb bass. The excitement on his face was priceless and made that fishing trip one for the books. This video, like all your others was great and very informative. Thank you for taking time to make excellent and helpful content. We've learned so much!

[@AQTX2]

@Tylersrell this is a fake person. not tyler

[@Alexavila209]

@marksmanrifle5435 thank you. I know, they were using a different Google chat number when he first posted. Scammers suck!

[@roraseth836]

I think that's a great story! I just like to find new hobby, and I recently picked up fishing. And recently I caught a bunch of fish with my dad during summer, and it had to be one of the funnest things I've ever donem

[@Alexavila209]

​@roraseth836 that's awesome. If you're trying to learn more about bass fishing, you're in the right spot. His videos are amazing

[@lizzy062073]

This story melts my heart, and I couldn't prouder of a story. Nothing like family bonding over fish!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@babycheesa8020]

Fishing with my dad. The beautiful sunsets and him yelling “ keep the boat off the god dam dock “ still warms my heart.

[@briceremington1349]

My favorite memory was when my family and I went to Alabama and I caught my pb bass it was 7.6 and we ended up letting the fish go and I learned a good lesson that I won’t forget. it makes me try harder to get a bigger one

[@_quacky_]

Nice what time of year did you go?

[@briceremington1349]

@@_quacky_I went in the spring and im pretty sure the fish was on a bed but I couldn’t see that far in the water it was in the way back of a cove

[@Itsvinny03]

My favorite fishing memory is when I had my first ever bass fishing tournament and placed second place and I caught all of the 5 fish. The reason it was my favorite memory because I was nervous the hole morning and all of the past day

[@briceremington1349]

Another one of my favorite memory’s was when I went to bull shoals and learned how to find new fish because I knew nothing about the lake and ended up catching 15+ pounds 7 days in a row and catching almost a state record white bass that was 5.2 pounds.

[@Drop_Shot_Scott]

@TylersReelFishing_ lots of winners today, look through the replies on a few other comments and see how many “winners” there are

[@deepintheheartoftx7548]

Scammer comments

[@_quacky_]

When I went to Kentucky lake with my whole family and my dad and I had a little tournament 3 fish limit over 14 inches and i ended up beating him with two 5 pounders and one 4 pounder and after that fell in love with tournament fishing and started to figure out what bass are doing in certain conditions

[@victornovales5154]

My favorite fishing memory is when my grandpa found out he had cancer, he came to me and told me he wanted to take me fishing one last time before he got into the chemo and all that, and we went on a 3 day trip which was beautiful and so much fun! One of my favorite memories with him before he passed and definitely my best fishing memory.

[@RyanLapointe18]

Catching my first bass on a frog. Was with my pops and wanted to show him the stuff i had learned about frogging from your channel. Told him i wanted to paddle our canoe into some lily pads so i could cast at a opening. One cast into the hole and bam! My dad was so impressed that i knew exactly where to put the frog

[@brodysteinhoff1920]

My best fishing memory is going down to my great grandmother's farm with my grandma and going trout fishing in a little creek on the farm. Almost fell in a few times 😂

[@Bluegill_pro]

From the giveaway it’s so kind that Tyler is willing to giveaway a reel that he could be using for himself

[@LuckyLucFishing]

My favourite fishing memory has got to be taking my 5 year brother out on the water. We were fishing my spot just with worms and I was teaching how to cast etc and then he hooked into a absolute monster smallie. He had such a good time and I’ll never forget it

[@RockyTVOutdoors]

My favorite fishing memory was standing in my waders, in the middle of Yellowstone. Cloud cover moved in and all of a sudden I was surrounded by rising trout, everywhere! Jumping out of the water, and was catching one every cast. Not 80 yards away a few Bison moved in to lay by the river at the same time. It was so surreal! Congrats on 300k!

[@Drop_Shot_Scott]

@TylersReelFishing_ you won too huh? Looks like there’s a lot of winners

[@MateiaBracic]

@@Drop_Shot_Scottthat a fake please don’t respond to his giveaway scams

[@Waterswatt]

@@Drop_Shot_Scott yea pol

[@elijahongo7123]

My favorite fishing 🎣 memory is when I was a 12 year old yung’ teen. My brother and I used to catch minnows, crawfishes, and baby bluegills with two window screens at Oxon Run Creek in Washington, DC. We used to stand in 18 inches of water, eight feet apart, facing each other, waiting for a school of fish. Once the fish swim between us, we run towards each other with the screens in the water. Once we get within arm reach, we lift the screens 🆙 surprisingly there’d be at least 20 baby fishes flipping around. To this day, our parents never found out about us using the house windows screens. By far,this is my most favorite fishing memory.

[@YoungTX84]

My favorit memory is from when I was growing up during the summer I'd get to spend two weeks at my uncles house in Galvestine and he would take me shark fishing. My uncle has taught me everything about fishing and through those lessons a lot about life. As an adult fishing had kind of gone to the wayside due to having to do adult things until recently. At the start of this year my seven year old daughter asked me to take her fishing and this has reignited my love for fishing and now my daughter has the fishing bug which she is spreading to her three year old brother. Life has come full circle because now I get to look forward to share my passion for fishing and teach my kids about fishing and those many life lessons that come with it. I love your videos, keep them coming.

[@lukesayre754]

My favorite fishing memory used to be a trip to Canada with my Dad, Uncle, and younger brother for a week living on an island fishing in the Algonquin. Now it is guiding my daughter to her first unassisted catch, her little six your old self throwing everything into her hookset, the excitement as she realed in that 3 inch bluegill, and realizing she was born to to fish when she described it as a 12 incher at least to her mother (un coached)... I guess fishing stories come as natural as fishing to some 😂

[@Iamhim29]

It was with my uncle it tried to show me how to fish when I was young but I didn’t really like it then but he passed about a 2 years ago and I am going to try to show my little sister how to fish next

[@BassManChino]

keep fishing my friend 💯

[@richardkennedy9173]

I need AC watching you fish in the Heat. My reel would melt.

[@davidsushkov5388]

When I was a little kid maybe 7 or 8 my dad started taking me fishing. Ever since then he hooked me on. He’s a trucker so he would leave home a week or two at a time so I had to sit home. But when ever he came back home he would always take me fishing. Sadly we don’t go fishing together as much anymore but I’m trying to pass it on to my little brother. He absolutely loves fishing after I hooked him on and loves it when I take him. All tho it may not always be easy to take him because he’s still learning and messes up every once in a while I absolutely love to spend time with him and teach him this wonderful sport and nature.

[@Christianbassfishing]

Hey Tyler!!!! My names Brody I’m a young fisherman. I started fishing 1 year ago today with my dad in this little pond and then I started to love it and now my pbs 8.12 and I’m a huge fisher man and I started my KZbin channel to not only catch fish and post it I started it to spread the word of god! And let’s just say in a million years I somehow got that reel I would give it to my dad because you know he’s always wanted a bait caster but has never had the chance to get one he’s always looking out for everybody else not him and so I would give it to him ❤ and my favorite memory with him is a recent one I was fishing a big swim bait and I hooked a 7 pound bass and when my dad netted him we both were so happy that’s probably my favorite thing that’s ever happened it wasn’t just catching the fish it was seeing how much my dad cares he could’ve been mad or sad because he’s never caught a big fish but no he looked at me and he said HOLY CRAP HES HUGE NICE JOB MAN. That’s when I saw that my dad was super caring. I know you probably won’t give me this reel Tyler but if you somehow saw this and did I would be so excited to give that to my dad😁 love your videos Tyler! God bless!❤️

[@aidankimmel6337]

Its 100 degrees in Indiana rn😭😭😭😭

[@christopherroyer7635]

It really is!

[@iancoulter19]

I know I live right out side of Indianapolis

[@Mr.Higgs.]

I feel yea, Fort Wayne was 93° today but humidity made it 100°. Working outside is a death sentence. Stay cool my man 🎣🎣

[@aaronstross45]

113 in Louisiana

[@thenosaboguy2668]

Fellow Indianimals! 😂😂

[@classickid324]

My girlfriend and I just started fishing about one month ago. My favorite memory so far is her reaction when she caught her first bass. She was excited, scared, and sad all at the same time (I have a picture to prove it🤣. She hates the picture). Her previous fishing experience was when she was around 8 years old and she found a random stick as well as a left over fishing line with a hook and she caught a small fish (It died on her. That’s why she was worried about it happening again. The bass she caught recently remained alive and was released). Thank you for your videos Tyler. I’ve learned a lot! Everything from how to tie knots to how to properly fish different fishing techniques.

[@tjcarter1291]

My favorite fishing memory is my grandfather, and I on his pontoon boat fishing with live bait before he passed. Thank you for everything you do. I love your channel.

[@dtt6740]

I have started taking my granddaughter out and teaching her. She loves fishing and kayaking with her grandpa. Thanks for the videos

[@austynyarrington9184]

This summer i got back into fishing. Me and my wife used to go all the time but stopped when our daughter was born. Now all of us go at least once a week, my wife, my daughter(4), my son(6 months) and i. Im not very good at fishing but love to get out there and give my daughter the opportunity to make memories. A few weekends ago i miraculously put us on top of a school of nice blue gills. My 4 year old daughter hooked into 5 bluegills and landed 3 of them. All over 8 inches long. Biggest bluegills ive seen in person. Love that i was able to give her the opportunity to catch some very nice bluegill on her little 3 foot long pole.

[@posjoey]

My favorite fishing memory is when my 4 year old son caught his first fish. It was dink smallie, and he so happy! The joy of that day together is something I’ll never forget, and I hope it’s something he remembers forever.

[@World_Fishing_CommunityYT]

One of my favorite memories is recently I have been fishing with my grandpa a lot and he is very old school when ur comes to fishing and I started to introduce him to the new era of bass fishing and got him on the sanko and he loved it and was catching fish left and right and it made me so happy to see him enjoy new bass fishing and am glad I got the chance to reach him!

[@johnnyhood]

My favorite fishing memory had a rough start. As a little boy from a divorced family, I spent a lot of Saturdays sitting on the front porch waiting for a father whose addictions were stronger than he was. He didn't show up. But God gave me a bonus dad who would offer to take me fishing so I wouldn't sit on that porch all day. It took a few tries to get me off that porch, but I eventually took him up on it. It changed my life. He would take me fishing and let me fish as long as I wanted. Now 40 years later, I can't remember many of the fish we caught. But I can remember getting up at 4am...pulling out of the driveway with boat in tow and windows down...getting to our spot before the sun came up...then fishing until the hot Louisiana sun ran us off. To this day, when I meet a guy with an absent father...I take him fishing!

[@Sweatydav3]

First comment!!! Thank you Tyler for dedicating your channel and life to us and KZbin keep up the awesome work

[@michaelm5203]

I’ve fished on and off as a kid. But got way more serious about it stumbling on my old tackle box. My favorite moment fishing is my wife catching her pb. I just rigged up a shaky head and set it down while I rigged her rod. She grabbed mine, cast it, paused, asked how she’s supposed to fish it, reeled a bit and said something like “dang, I’m snagged” followed quickly by “OMG it’s a fish”. Seeing the smile on her face is one of my happiest memories.

[@user-bp7uu6vt3v]

Favorite memory was when I went to a big pond by my house and used Tyler’s tips and caught biggins on the frog

[@CJBoley-oe4iq]

Favorite fishing memory are going to be the ones that include my mom. New memories with her aren’t able to be had anymore so the ones where I’m catching fish with her, will always be kept close. Thanks Tyler.

[@Addam1978]

Some of my favorite fishing memories were made with my cousin and best friend, Andy. He tragically died in a hunting accident 10/19/92, he was 13. I was 14 at the time. I’m now a father so I’m making new memories with my 3 boys and teaching them all I can to be the best outdoorsmen they can be. Thanks for all of your videos, very insightful. Keep the good stuff coming.

[@anthonykuhr3948]

My favorite fishing memory was from when I was very young and did not have my own rod and reel yet, was out camping with my dad and we decided to walk the river. Came across an older guy fishing and I was interested I asked him some questions and next thing I knew he was shoving a rod in my hand (his only one) and gave up his evening of fishing to teach a complete stranger allowing me to catch my first bass. The kindness of that stranger allowed me to be introduced to the world bass fishing and that has stuck with me over the years, you never know the impact you could have on someone simply by showing a little kindness and patience.

[@slowbra94]

My favorite fishing memory just happened this weekend. I grew up fishing. (South central louisiana its just part of life) but stopped in my mid teens. Came back to it in my mid 20s relearning everything. Went on a trip with my older brother and at 1am in the intercoastal he hooked up to a fish so big it nearly ran his entire spool and was pulling the boat around. Finally get it up into the boat and its a redfish about 3 feet long. Within a few minutes his childhood bestfriend hooked up to a slightly smalled red and i hooked up to a gaftop over 2 feet long. We all were laughing while trying to help eachother and fight our own fish. I grew up brim and bass fishing and had only been bass fishing since i got back into it. So that gaftop was the craziest fight ive had up until now. Cant wait to get something bigger

[@FishingwithMiah]

One of my favorite memories was with my dad. We were on a river, and he was catching tons of fish. I wanted to give up and go home, but he told me to keep on fishing. So I did, at first nothing was happening, then we started to get close to the boat ramp. All the sudden it was in like donkey Kong! Fish after fish after fish. I think that trip sparked a love for fishing in me. And I will never forget that moment. Thank you dad for that trip!

[@mattlangfield]

Love fishing with both of my kids…but my favorite memory is catching a 58.5 pound striped bass with my buddy Tim…a fish of a lifetime.

[@dallis11]

Favorite fishing memory is fishing bass tournaments with my father more than 30 years ago. We really bonded and created many memories we talk about today. He is in his late 80's so he does not fish mush anymore. I'll always remember those tournaments!

[@aaronmeeks7844]

My favorite memory so far was my 6 year old catching his first bass on his own just last week. Used his zebco dock demon and caught it on a tiny tube and was not expecting it at all and fought for his life lol Turned out that he beast he caught was about a pound but to him it was the biggest fish on earth. That night in his bedtime prayers he prayed that he could catch 100 more fish tomorrow. Amen to that! Keep up the good work Tyler and thank you for not hiding your faith but using your talents to glorify him and start the conversation with others.

[@hunleydufrene1044]

My favorite memory happens every time I go with my friend John. He is so good an angler, he can watch my line, tell me I am going to get bit at the same time he sets his hook for his own. Dude is awesome.

[@alexruf9960]

My favorite fishing memory was when my wife was still my girlfriend and i went fishing with her brothers, this was before i got into bass fishing and we were fishing for cats to fry up for dinner. We ended up catching about 50lbs of catfish to eat. it made me grow closer to her family which I appreciated a ton. Love your videos! Keep doing what you’re doing!

[@noahkim9259]

My favorite fishing memory is with my grandpa. I was fishing with him in the sacromento river; maybe at 7 or 8 yrs old. We had some worms out and then my grandpa went to the car to get something. Suddenly, the rod starts to violently shake. It turns out, that there was a huge catfish on the end of it. This memory really formed my passion for fishing; eventually leading me to find this channel many years later.

[@ryanvanderveen8102]

My favorite memory was when I was fishing with my dad by a dam and catching lake trout almost every cast. But the best part was when a bald eagle landed about 30 feet from us and I gave it a 20” laker. It walked over, stuck one foot on the fishes head and did a like a victory pose for a minute then flew off over the river to the other bank and started to eat it.

[@nicklauer8255]

My grandpa taught me everything I knew about fishing, out on Truman Lake in MO, and when he passed away I put the rods away for years and recently picked them back, I’m teaching my daughters how to fish and everything my grandpa taught me, getting my youngest daughter her first spinning combo for her birthday next week. Somehow hope my grandpa sees the joy fishing still brings me and my family.

[@wannabeadventures]

I remember when I really got hooked into fishing for the first time…. I didn’t have a Dad growing up so I didn’t really get to go out and do much outdoorsy stuff. So I took it upon myself to learn new hobbies. I’ve always loved camping so I knew had to learn fishing Someday so I could one day show my sons ! So one day I didn’t really know what I was doing still but I got my two year old got the one rod that I owned (abu Garcia Ike something ) white, and we went down to this local pond in Fort Worth. I didn’t know at the time that they only stocked trout and catfish. Meanwhile I had been watching nothing but bass fishing videos. So we get out there and I’m casting this spinning rod no fancy technique no fancy retrieval, just simply casting it and reading back in medium fast. We didn’t catch nothing that day, but the best memory was that my son was watching me the whole time, and he picked up the rod and started trying to cast also without opening the bale but having perfect form! All caught on camera! He couldn’t even speak, but he had a nicer cast than his dad! I never got to fish with my dad, but I made sure my son did!!! And the cherry of this story is the buddy of mine that tagged along got hooked by my two year old in the face! What lure ??? A crankbait and yes both trebles connected with skin but did not pass the barb ! What a relief! But I received more confirmation that day that making memories is always going to be golden ! Cherish every moment !

[@kalebcannady7709]

Man I got baptized a few months ago and don’t really like many fishing KZbinrs much anymore feel like I can’t relate not saying I’m better than the next man I’m sitting here watching trying to clear my head and I feel like I’m connected and there fishing some how if that makes sense I love the fact that you’re not scared to show your faith I appreciate your content and love your videos man very educational and always learning something new I respect the fact that you find a way to make time for Christ even when most would be money hungry you seem to put faith first and that’s why i think I’ve become more intrigued with your content keep up the work man you’re killing it. If you see this like the comment and have a blessed day buddy (My favorite fishing story) I think the most valuable and cherished fishing memory I have is fishing with my dad before he passed when I was 12 we were fishing for carp with some corn and it’s one of my last memories I have of him in good health we fished all day with no luck but the time I had not knowing it then but I’d give a million bucks just to go back for five minutes laughing and cooking beenie weenies over a fire by the creek bank laughing listening to music I was running around being loud and this old man convinced me the fish could understand me and hear me so I would sit patiently waiting for hours and finally went home not your best day of fishing but one of the best memories I had back in my day now I’ve been taking my nephew (his grandson) fishing with me past 2 years and I put him on his PB it was 7lbs and I wish I could show that man the fish we catch on that creek in that spot now but this is my story I hope anyone reading this has a blessed day and may blessing and healing for everyone and nothing but great things come cherish every minute you have with someone and tell them you love them Amen

[@kalebcannady7709]

@TylersReelFishing_ no way man thank you buddy this is one of the best days of my life

[@kalebcannady7709]

Boys I have been bamboozled I fell for it got to excited and jumped the gun be cautious lost money this guy isn’t legit now the actual Tyler’s reel fishing is but I’m dumb and fell for it don’t be me

[@jacksonandkeala857]

My favorite fishing memory is when one day I went to a pond with my dad and cousin and we started killing the brim with worms crickets bugs on the ground and anything that would bite so we called up a lot of our family and I remember my Grandpa casting out his line and as soon as it would hit the water it would go under he would reel it up and I would take the fish off put a worm on and do it again. Tyler I love the content and I just found your channel about a month ago and after watching 2 videos I subscribed keep up the content.

[@phxcris7]

Not many fishing stories. But can’t wait to teach my son when he’s old enough to start hook setting.

[@mishaa8188]

My favorite memory is going trout fishing with my family in the spring. Nothing like wading through crystal clear water and feeling a big fish on the line

[@Bassassinator]

I got my Dad to get his fishing license this year and he joined me to catch our limit in stocked rainbow trout. It was my first time catching fish with my old man. I am 48 and he is 77! I even got him to watch a few of your videos.

[@Travis-rk6ls]

My favorite fishing memory is one time I was fishing on shore on Lake Superior for bass and I wasn’t catching anything when one of my friend came with their boat and picked me up, I then went and caught my PB Bass (4 ish lbs).

[@joesalas3809]

My youngest son came and supported me for a tournament. At the end of the tournament my son was messing around with his fishing rod and we ended up doubling up. He was so excited that he caught a fish like dad. Seriously one of my top memories.

[@adamspaulding8507]

Love the uncuts, one of my fondest memories was with my dad, who passed in 09 . As a kid he would take me and my siblings fishing. Miss him so much, every time I take my kids I can't help but think of him.

[@shawnholderman2316]

My favorite fishing memory with someone else would have to be when I was fishing with my grandpa on our little pond prowler and I threw a wacky rig up under a tree and hooked into a 3.25 pounder. That was my pb at the time and I was glad to share that moment with my grandpa.

[@rileysmallwood1586]

My favorite fishing memory was fishing with my pawpaw. We walked to a small creek that was a crow from his house and I caught my first fish. It is one of my favorite memories of him. Miss him and every time I fish I feel like he is there with me.

[@ScottieDabs]

I've only been fishing for about half a year but my favorite memory would have to be getting up super early on a saturday and going out to one of our favorite spots just before day break, my wife took an amazing picture of me in front of the water and then moments later I caught my pb, 5 1/2lb 22" long and our state record is 25" long. I was so excited and full of adrenaline that I had to catch my breath before releasing her. I owe it all to you Tyler! without your videos and teachings I wouldn't have gotten into bass fishing

[@user-rm3yz2eu5e]

I’ll forever remember visiting my uncle up in Minnesota and him taking me out on the boat one night for some muskie fishing. About an hour in I had finally got a bite and after a 20 minute fight I wrangled my first Muskie. Forever had me hooked on fishing!

[@lukeleiskau]

I have one very special memory with my mom that trumps all. When I was about 8 or so (2016 ish) I was obsessed with fishing. Then, I didn’t have a lot of stuff going on and I would spend 9 hours a day fishing with whoever would come with me.Well, I had never caught anything big before and I even freaked out over small fish, but on this special Sunday afternoon, I felt something in the air. I woke up extra early and went down to his small pond with my mom and began fishing. I went up to a small peninsula with algae on the sides and took my first cast with a small chartreuse inland spinner, and I felt a huge tug like nothing I had ever felt before. I set the hook with my little meaty paws and starting yelling at the top of my lungs that I had a biggin, but remember how I said I always did that? Yup, my mom thought I was just crying wolf again and kept reading the newspaper on the bench . However, I knew what I had. I fought the fish for well over a minute, and I remember the fish flying out of the air with water going everywhere and its scales catching the morning sun like yesterday. After a forever struggle, I finally had my hands on the beast and strutted up to my mom with it in my hands and I will never forget the absolute shock on her face when I was holding up that 8 pound 4 oz behemoth and I felt like a rockstar for the next 3 weeks! I’m sorry for writing a novel, but I just had to share the whole story. I’m a high-school bass fisherman and a new reel would mean the world to me. Thank you so much for the opportunity and keep doing what your doing. I love your channel and you will definitely be huge in this industry one day!

[@gibby5418]

Me and my grandpa always used to go to a trout farm when I was little, like 3 or 4. He recently has gone through some very tough stuff, and is not doing so well health wise, and he is the reason I keep on fishing even though I have bad days. He just wants to know my experiences and relive those days again.

[@jerimiahtretin8308]

My favorite memory- Watching my 3yr old catch his first bass (last summer) using the techniques that I learned on this channel, and passed down to him.

[@DA9enthusiast]

My favorite fishing memories will always be when my 3 sons caught their first bass. I was lucky enough to get a picture of them with their catches, and they will forever be hung with pride in my family room. My oldest (11) is currently trying to master using a baitcaster. He’s doing ok with his cheap bass pro reel, but I think he would have more success if I won this reel for him. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻. We watch all of your videos and you’re channel is definitely where they’ve learned 90% of what they know. Keep up the good work Tyler!

[@dafuzz10]

My 7 yr old found your channel while watching fishing videos. Now you are our go to channel for how to fish different baits. He watched your video on fishing plastics. And caught s decent 3lb largie the next morning. Any memory I make fishing with him is my favorite

[@patrickhill631]

When I was a kid my dad took me fishing and he taught me how to fish for catfish. Now that I'm older he still fishes for catfish. I've had the opportunity to watch you and other fisherman on KZbin how to catch bass. Now that I know to catch bass but not a professional. I can teach him how to fish for bass. Thank you and God bless.

[@mikehamilton4433]

I remember crappie fishing with my Grandfather, Grandmother, and Father in a flat bottom boat with cane poles and minnows. What a thrill to see that float dart under and pull that fish in when you're little.

[@ricardocortes5959]

My favorite memory is bluegill fishing with my daughter this last spring and she held a bluegill for the first time by herself posing for a picture. She dropped it mid picture and it was the cutest thing ever lol.

[@stevenslegel6921]

My favorite memory is fishing with my son when he caught his first fish. I will never forget the expression on his face.

[@5StarNoah2]

My favorite fishing memory was when I was fishing with my cousin and my whopper plopped broke off and it was just floating so we tried of like 40 min in the thunder and lightning to get It back and we did it was fun. Thanks for helping me catch more fish

[@brycen4111]

It was me and my high school buddy aybram and we were fishing our first year of high school tournaments. This was the state IBF tournament and we have always struggled on this lake. We were about to head back from a day of practice and I casted into this sandy bottom and hooked up on a 4 pounder and then my buddy hooked up at the same time. We knew instantly that they were there. We came back tournament morning and pulled a 16 pound sack out of that corner which is a really good bag for how hard that lake is to fish. We got won our south series and got second in state with that bag. Best day of my life! (Patoka Lake btw)

[@releep78]

I would have to say my favorite memories of fishing are with my wife. The look on her face when she catches something even as small as a small bluegill after getting skunked for several fishing trips is priceless. On a side note I wish I could get casting with a baitcaster down as good as you. Im lucky to get 3 yards out.😢

[@rchrispatterson]

My favorite fishing memory is very recent. My sons gave me a fishing rod and some tackle for my retirement. They’d been fishing the local lakes for a year and hadn’t caught a fish but loved it nonetheless. Before our first outing, I stumbled on your video about how to rig everything. I watched it and a others you made. First trip, first cast, I caught a small bass. Second cast, I caught another. I will never forget the look on my son’s face when he yelled to his brother, he just caught another f’ing fish and I was hooked. Thanks for all the great videos. Keep them coming ‘cause I have a lot to learn.

[@user-hy4sv4to2b]

My favorite memory definitely has to be when j went to I used to go to Canada every year with my grandpa until last year when he passed away we used to catch tons of fish and eat fish every night was always my favorite trip it’s like Disney world for fisherman

[@GetToItAlready]

Next up, taling my younger brother fishing. With a hope to ignite a bond again that has been missing. Ill be teaching him the 3 techniques, topwater, fluke and large worm trolling. All while having a great time conversting and reminiscing on our childhood. Tyler and sponsors we appreciate yall.

[@HockeyChamp7154]

my favorite fishing memory was with my dad, we went out on our canoe and my dad unexpectedly caught his pb bass, it was a 7 pound 20 inch largemouth, 20 minutes later i caught a football 15 incher for my pb of about 4 1/2. but it wasn’t the fish that are amazing, it was the fact that we threw our lures on beds, in the exact same spot and we caught both mates.

[@ellioturiarte]

My fishing favorite memory was with my dad. We would go fishing for bass, bluegill and carp just for fun and we would sit eating sunflower seeds, eating pork, rinds and enjoying drinking or iced teas or diet Coke for my dad, and just fishing the evening away, catching and releasing or catching whatever we were going to keep it was a fun thing that we did until he passed away. I still go bass fishing, and every day that I go bass fishing in the evening it just reminded me of those fun days when I’m eating sunflower seeds.

[@trentnovelly1712]

Favorite memory is taking my kid to a local fishing hole and him holding his first fish (he was 4). He's also the next person I'll likely be teaching the techniques I've learned and am still learning.

[@markdye7588]

One of my favorite memories is when my dad took me out on a boat for the 1st time and it was an inflatable boat so when my dad caught a catfish he started pulling us around the lake for a minute until it popped off. Thanks for the good content

[@ellioturiarte]

Thank you for helping me get better can’t wait to get back out there In two weeks after surgery I had today

[@KeithMK]

My dad & grandpa taught me how to fish, I was around 5yrs old, now I'm 54. But one time I went with my mom & step dad & siblings & we all limited out on big fish, so much fun. I am in need of a bait casting reel, the 2 I have are from around 1986-88 😊

[@stangoff3547]

Lucky in Kentucky! I grew up near a small lake in Jackson, Ky. and had never fished. At the age of 10 I stumbled upon Bill Dance on tv. I watched untill curiosity got the best of me. I went outside and cut me a cane pole, got some line out of my fathers old tackle box. I dug some worms from under an old concrete block and went to the water. I landed about a 3lb. bass and fell in up to my knees. I have been hooked ever since. The next person I plan to take fishing is my beautiful 2 year old granddaughter Violet. Keep on helping everyone to learn to fish brother.

[@nomadicgazer1234]

One of my favorite fishing memories is that when I went to camping at a lake I've never been to. I had no clue what I was doing and was about to skunk out until I made my last cast close to the reeds. I caught my first ever pickerel and it got me interested in freshwater fishing

[@jamesdavid1714]

My favorite fishing memory is learning how to fish with my dad. It was during the pandemic and I had just started fishing and we were learning together how to tie proper knots and different techniques. At the time we were fishing for bluegill but boy were we having a blast! We've never fished so successfully before. He even caught a small largemouth bass with such a tiny jig. Definitely most memorable memory. Congrats on 300k Tyler! Keep spreading the love of fishing everywhere

[@tboneodell3670]

My favorite fishing memory is from last year. Me my dad and my son went out together and we ended up catching some spots and some smallies. Before we left we ended up on a school of yellow bass. My dad doesn’t get out very much so it meant a lot to me and his grandson to make that memory together.

[@J21SixFishing]

I caught my PB bass with my best friend who is a missionary and his cousin at a private pond. It was the biggest one that any of us caught. Even though they lost multiple largies that were bigger, they were so joyful and happy for me. It was such a fun day and their reaction made me so happy and appreciative to God for Christian friends like them. Congrats on the milestone!! So thrilled to be a part of your followers. You have blessed me with great content to teach me how to get better at fishing while also being a great example of someone who glorifies God woth the platform that He gives you. I hope to follow your example with my fishing KZbin channel as well as win that awesome reel!! Keep up the great content!! God bless!!

[@eddieevans9612]

A young man, I think he’s 12, he asked me to take him fishing one Sunday morning in church, I’ve taken him twice and it’s about time to take him again. Love the content ❤ keep it up friend

[@Nayrb155fluidoz]

Congrats on $300,000! My favorite fishing memory is one of my favorite overall memories. Fishing with my Dad and launching our 16 ft aluminum out of Bluebird Fish Camp on the Sabine River. I learned everything I know about fishing from my Dad. The best and clearest memory I have of those times would be my Dad hooking up with a 4.5lb Bass and letting me reel her in. The best part was he let me tell everyone I did it all by myself! I wish I could the photo I have of that beauty. I’m going to take my Dad fishing next. Although he’ll probably still be the one teaching me. Anyway, good luck to everyone.

[@shaunroberson5411]

I remember the first time my dad took me fishing. He was teaching me how to catfish at a lake in my area that raises catfish. We put on a 2 hook crappy rig on the bottom and I caught 2 catfish at once. He was so proud and I was so happy I was eight years old. I loved it but I still remember today.

[@charliefeno2979]

Oddly enough, bass fishing has helped with my PTSD. After Iraq I had a hard time finding an outlet and fishing made me slow down and I found myself talking with God more. As a result I’ve been able to overcome PTSD. Your videos provide tips and trick I wouldn’t normally think of. God bless and I appreciate it.

[@Gpchaps]

Favorite memory, fishing up in Wisconsin with my dad. going up a creek that lead to Rice Lake. Casting and catching bass. Really miss doing that. We used to go fishing every year at opening season, great times and lots of memories but that stands out.

[@CatchingJimmys]

My favorite memory is definitely the day I got hooked into fishing ! My best friend was into bass fishing way earlier then I did and he asked me for years to go with him and I denied him. I told him “I don’t have the patience for fishing” or “it’s to boring “. Eventually he asked me to join him and I said why not 🤷‍♀️ He gave me a light spinning combo with a small jig head and a curly tail grub taught me how to cast and reel it back in. The beginners luck was on my side and caught my first Pike ever and the rush I got from fighting a fish is was got me addicted. Il never forget that memory of us and now Ive been fishing for 6 years nonestop 🥰

[@erickalvarez7226]

One of my favorite fishing memories has to be when I caught my first 3 pounder when I was fishing with my older brother.its a good memory to have because of how happy my brother was for me . Ever since we were little he would always get happy for me if I did something so this memory brings me back to my childhood memories and that's why I chose to share this memory with you. Family will be family in good and bad storms.

[@richardluna5954]

My favorite fishing memory is seeing the excitement on my 9 yr old son's face and hear it in his voice as he landed his personal best bass(2.5lb)

[@mkoontz007]

My favorite moment has been when my 10 yr old son had a fish “blow up” on his topwater frog that he wanted to buy because of TRF. We sit together and watch a lot of TRF and then hit the local waters to put it all into practice. It has really strengthened our bond. He is forever my fishing buddy. You have a great ministry here Tyler. Congrats on the well deserved 300k and the many more to come!

[@Bssa111]

My favorite memory of fishing is when I was 10 and my dad was trying to teach me how to fish. So I casted out like he shoed me and the pole slipped out of my hands and went flying into the water. I was so sad that day. Then I took a brake from fishing for a wile. Now I am finally getting back into it but I am not able to afford anything like that just yet. Thanks for all the wonderful tips. They are super helpful.

[@lutherwilliams6792]

First comment ever but taking my kids fishing and teaching them how to fish while I learn from you, love your channel.

[@keithyoshino235]

Great channel Tyler! Took my 17 yr old daughter fishing around 5 years ago and on her first cast she landed a 2.5lber, you would've thought she won the lottery! Keep up the great work peace!

[@colehumphrey4430]

My favorite fishing memory has got to be going out everyday during summer break with the same friend and we just went out almost everyday during this summer. It was awesome!

[@ILOutdoors]

My favorite memory was fishing at a fishing derby with my dad. My cousin took home a rod and tacklebox with a carp lol. My dad passed away suddenly this year and I owe my love of fishing to him

[@nicholasmark1340]

I don't have a specific favorite memory, but my favorite times fishing when I was a kid was with my mom. My dad wasn't around and I was a vary rambunctious kid. She couldn't get me to calm down or focus on anything. That is until she took me to the local lake and put a pole in my hands. Looking back it was more the break it would give her that is my favorite memory.

[@MattHume-yq5hv]

Mine was actually just last night. Took my girlfriend with me bank fishing at a lake here where we live and she caught somewhere between a 5-6 pounder. Only her third fish of the year and already heating my pb. The best part of it is she sets the hook and says “ooohh I got a fish…… I think it’s a fish” but got it landed and couldn’t be more proud. Love your content

[@dp-outdoors]

It was with my dad and we were fishing a bass tournament and it was awesome with the takeoff and weigh in but what i really took away and enjoyed was time on the water and letting my dad teach me more but also just having fun but i will say the weigh in was AMAZING!