I couldn't keep the bass off this bait - they ate it when I wasn't even fishing!

I'm kayak fishing this cool lake and using a bait that's catching fish even when I'm not fishing it! It was a crazy day for sure but this bait has been producing constantly for me...especially the last few weeks.! If it's in the water...a bass will eat it!
Find me here:
/ looknfishy
/ looknfishy
#fishing #bassfishing #kayakfishing

[@roysaari3028]

Thanks Drew…appreciate your style and knowledge!! My two favorites are bass fishing and fly fishing for trout…keep the videos coming!!

[@frankehret8844]

Drew, these have been great. I'm living vicariously through you, quick question I've been following the Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming videos. Question do you need a fishing license for each state that you are fishing In. Though I can't imagine a fish and game officer out in the middle of nowhere where you fish, but you never know. Thanks..

[@scottrick5190]

Great vid Drew, thanks!

[@dogsoldiertoo1099]

Another great video, Drew. Love the sandy color of that water. Also I was impressed by how stable the kayak is. It didn't even wobble while you were donning your rain gear. Didn't expect you to be trolling. LOL

[@LooknFishy]

That old town sportsman is super stable...hard to tell in this video but I've elevated my seating position almost 5 inches and it's still not tippy. Haha...I miss rod tip protectors!

[@briargoatkilla]

Pretty damn epic day right there!

[@harlanwhitley5911]

That kind of looks like Caddo Lake in Texas. Great bass!

[@billschlafer]

I remember bass fishing when I was a kid with a Hula Popper. Cast it to an open spot between lily pads and just wait. One little twitch and bam! Fish on. Good memories.

[@LooknFishy]

Good times for sure!

[@danielkillgrove1449]

Now, Drew is smellin fishy...lol

[@jimgollach6202]

Hey drew, I was just wondering, are there any gators in that lake? I hooked one many moons ago, I won't do that again. Lol.

[@LooknFishy]

Yup, a ton. Counted 12 on Friday with 4 in the 9 to 12ft range. Seeing more as the weather/water temps get warmer