Knowing This About Bass Vision Will Change How You Fish

[@fglmc1052]

Steve, the way you put together a quick video with knowledge and actual footage really makes your channel stand out. Thank you so much!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! I hope the visual stuff helps folks out. I know I'm the type of learner that always does better with actually seeing something.

[@drock5404]

Steve, you have some great content, amigo. You have a way of explaining the basics without being condescending. The underwater footage while you're talking about it makes it stick for guys like me. Thanks man!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@remcovanvliet3018]

Honestly, I don't get how you don't have 100k subscribers yet. We don't even have bass in my country, yet I've picked up so many useful tips from you, that work for walleye n perch fishing just the same. Thanks dude!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! Hopefully it will really take off soon. Till then, I just keep grinding away. I love talking with people from all over. Thanks for writing!

[@jimkingsland1645]

Thank you for another eye opening “you’re changing what we know about fish behavior and how to fish” video. Amazing stuff as always! Watching the bass studying the offering is something I’m going to remember and believe. I remember way back in the 70s Tom Mann and Bill Dance talking about worm fishing “honey hole” areas. They said about letting the worm soak “you just gotta believe.” Amen!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

It was a fun video to work on. It is amazing how close they look at it at times. Thanks for watching!

[@LowBrowFishing]

That is really great information. This is one of those videos that can help an angler go from a terrible day to a very good day just by paying attention to the action of the bait underwater. Stitching is something I could certainly do more of.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I could do more of it too. Especially when it is tough I get antsy and start to go way too quick.

[@jamesriley6100]

Only watched a couple of your videos but I'd like to say that your very informative and I like that you take the time to reply to your viewers comments

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you! I appreciate you watching and writing me.

[@somewhereinsd362]

Best part of my day when ur notification rings in... great video.and camera work... stiching?? I need to look that up

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you! It’s basically using one hand to pull the lure or twitch it very slightly. Makes for a real lifelike movement.

[@somewhereinsd362]

@Steve Rogers Outdoors I will try it for sure, my favorite lure is a jig and craw chunk...

[@normanwiggins1320]

Great tips Steve. I will put this into play the next time I throw a jig or some plastic. And I seen alot of Dave's shorts that he puts out

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

He has some great footage for sure!

[@bradr.7249]

That makes a lot of sense Steve. I have never been a really good jig fisherman, but recently have been doing well with them when I slow down. I have caught more fish on the initial fall than I have during the retrieve. Ill be trying this with my other bottom baits also. Thanks Steve.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

You’re welcome! It took me quite a long time years ago when I was learning a jig, but man, when it finally clicked what a great lure!

[@mrstackracks1189]

This channel deserves way more subscribers keep grinding 🫡

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you! I will definitely keep grinding away.

[@shaneseeley9641]

Great info as usual Steve. Never heard of it before but I'm adding "stitching" to my jig presentations. Thanks for sharing.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

It is a great way to add just a little action. Makes me keep working on my patience too. Lol.

[@ArisaemaDracontium]

Would love to hear more about "stitching" a lure. Thanks!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

That would make a great full length video! Thank you.

[@travisfox5034]

I wish I had someone like you to help me. My home lake is notorious for being difficult to fish, and tournaments and live scan have made it impossible for anglers like myself to catch much of anything anymore. Understanding the fish from a biological standpoint as well as proper bait usage for the situation would make a huge impact on my ability to enjoy fishing my home lake again.

[@JS-oy6nn]

I always go to the basics when my “usual” doesn’t work keep it simple. Clear water green/brown dirty black/blue. Wacky, Texas rig, are always good for a couple fish no matter where I’m at., swimbait with underspin points, coves, shade lines grass lines are were I usually do good.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

My home lake has gotten super hard as well. To make the most if it on those days when it seems impossible, I will pick an area and forget the rest of the lake. This helps me to not get to overwhelmed and look for just one bite - usually on something very finesse like a shaky head. And it has also helped me mentally to look at a bite or two as success for those really hard waters. And like the other viewer mentioned, just keep it simple.

[@travisfox5034]

@@SteveRogersOutdoors thanks for all the advice I've gotten. Been losing confidence at a big pace on that lake. Took everyone's advice today and picked a cove I know pretty well. Threw on a simple multi species underspin and double tail grub on the lightest pole I had, and broke it apart like I had never seen the cove before. In two hours out I managed to land 6 smaller fish I'd have never caught using my typical lures and hooked into a monster that threw me on a jump not 2 feet from the boat. May not be a cooler of crappie or catching lurker smallmouth like I wanted, but at least I know I can still catch fish. Thanks guys. Maybe I need to step back and just learn my lake again.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

@@travisfox5034 that is awesome!!! You are on the right track and headed for some great days. Keep me updated and thank you for letting me know.

[@1965JB]

Another great video, thanks Steve!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! Out right now and it’s cold. Again. Lol.

[@davehuggins5777]

Thanks for sharing this very insightful info.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Hope it is helpful!

[@bass1445]

Great video as always and so true on those tough days and i make my self slow down and barley move my jig or worm I get more bites

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

It works well, is tough to do, but is quite effective for sure.

[@davidwilliams1805]

Appreciate the info! Great video and thanks for sharing!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

You’re welcome! Crazy how close they will get to those baits.

[@shannonkirby9295]

Hey, Steve, great to see ya. Pray you are well. Great video

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you! Hope you are doing well too. Can’t wait for the NFL draft Thursday! Big day for my son and I.

[@shannonkirby9295]

@@SteveRogersOutdoors is he going pro?

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

@@shannonkirby9295 I wish. Lol. We are just huge fans and having a draft party.

[@flipper644]

Another great video!! Always learning something from them!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@MrJohnB-qs6dp]

Great video!!! Thanks for sharing those facts. Interesting to see how far a bait can be moved if in the wrong movement of the rod. Stay Safe & God Bless!!!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I remember the first time I filmed what I thought was a small movement with my wrist and was like wow, that moved the lure a lot!

[@slowjamcdub]

Your doing great work!!👏👏👏

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! And thank you for watching.

[@learningtofish7036]

Thank you Steve.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@danielernst3685]

Nice good info thanks makes perfect sense 👌 👍

[@jimmywallhanger8402]

great video man, that stitching tip is money

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! My video today goes into more detail on how the do the stitching with spinning and baitcast gear. Lots of folks were asking about it.

[@jimmywallhanger8402]

@@SteveRogersOutdoors I will check that out now

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

@@jimmywallhanger8402 It comes out at noon today CST.

[@lannyseals2084]

You need to rename the channel "the juice with Steve Rogers" because the work and attention to detail is amazing! The stuff you talk about is a lot of the most important things we as anglers need to understand and not many do it like you sir! 🎣🎣

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

[@slowjamcdub]

Thank you!!!! 🤙🏻👍

[@Brisco209]

maybe a side by side video.. one with you working the rod.. and the other side is a shot of the lure moving.. just a thought... thank you for these videos, they are so interesting and helpful.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

That would be excellent! Thank you!

[@Brisco209]

@@SteveRogersOutdoors these videos are awesome. I can only use my imagination so much, at some point though, I gotta know what the hell is going on down there. and you show us. thanks man

[@lazaropenalver9262]

.09 secs I like that jig… 🤔 what company is it?

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

That was is a super old Eakins jig by Jewell. I don’t even know if they make it anymore. The other that looks similar later on is a Strike King football finesse. Very tiny football head compared to a normal football jig.

[@jeffreyrodgers5835]

You know when the bite gets slow in central Florida we do something called dead sticking. Mostly this works either in very cold or very hot conditions. I've seen guides who've run out of shiners hook up plastic worms weightless and cast more than one rod out at a time and just let the bait sit indefinitely until they see their line moving off then they set their hook and load the boat with happy customers. I don't have the patience for this but boy does it work. Maybe you could try this and film the results. Lmk what ya think

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

It is definitely in my list to do! I’ve been trying to do this for a while now and keep getting other things in the way. I need to just block off time and finish this one!