My TOP 3 BAITS For March I Have Tied On NOW

[@theodorerogers5935]

I really appreciate your input. I am just a pond hopping grandfather who fishes from the bank so, anything I can learn to help teach my grandson is GREATLY appreciated!!! Thank you!!

[@oscarmeeks9752]

Good for you sir 👍🏻

[@kmontrose888]

Same here but no grandchildren

[@johncarter6805]

Buy a the biggest broken back Rebel. It has big hooks and you don't need a net. A pond lure that will show you the biggest bass in a pond. I don't allow myself to fish ponds because of that lure.

[@timmcginnis4241]

Love your show l am a 73 year old viet Nam vet and I always learn from you. Thank you.

[@isaacpala]

I took my son for his first fishing trip and tried the bait you suggested and we had the best day of our lives together!thank you for doing this for us!

[@RichardToms-h6s]

Thank u for all your help and knowledge. Your show is simply the best. Caught my first bass on a practice plug that came on my Zebco 202 whe I was 7 been going ever since. 63 now. U guys have always been my heros

[@terrordon4204]

Have to let you know your videos have helped me catch more and larger Bass over the last 3 years. so keep up the amazing work.👍

[@geraldwilliams2362]

It’s great to watch your videos, it is like sitting there with you and talking to you. Thanks for all the great information.Have a great year and God bless you and your family

[@kennethtackett7812]

First time I have watched you and your video was great 🙏

[@jeremyhudgens4860]

You always help me to "think out of the box" especially when fishing behind other anglers. Your insite on fishing tips is #1 from all other pro tip video channels.

[@TerryFord-i5f]

Just fully retired after 28 years active duty Air Force and 15 years working for the Air Force as a Government Service employee. So after 42 years I can fish more and more. Love watching all your videos. Just hope to put more techinto action now. Thanks 4 sharing your knowledge. I have always done that through my Air Force career!

[@saltysailor141]

Congrats! Navy retired guy here…appreciate you!

[@scottperkins6205]

Great information! I really love the cullshad, definitely gonna try the other two baits!

[@JefBeasley]

First of all I appreciate the fact that you give God all the glory for your success! With that said you always share your knowledge with the fishing world so openly and really helps us weekend warriors have more success and confidence with using these techniques

[@robertrieckenberg282]

Always love your selections of lures and your way of showing how and where to fish your baits Thanks for all you do

[@rickbryant135]

Met you in 2022 in West Virginia. Love your knowledge and watch all your videos. Learn a lot from your videos. Keep them coming.

[@tomekkaminski4957]

Cant wait for the water to warm up it’s in the 30s here. Great info as always

[@shannonwaldrop]

Just tuned in and subscribed been a fan of yours for a long time. Found your channel and really love the videos. Thanks for everything you do.

[@knightjordan3]

Awesome tips. Love the berkley line-up of baits. Thanks for the opportunity. Goodluck this tournament season!

[@shanesullivan7953]

The breakdown on the Cull Shad, has answered the questions that I have had about them. Thank you

[@moorbear]

Been fishing tournaments for over 40 years. Really enjoyed this video. The one main thing I took away from this video was using this approach when fishing behind someone and slowing down my retrieve. Thanks for these tips.

[@BrettCardin]

Always enjoy your content and your updates on new baits. I started fishing again last June after taking a 20 year break. You’re helping me catch up in the game and I appreciate it.

[@JamesWilliams-og4gk]

Live up north, getting ready for the season and for my trip south to northern Alabama. I will definitely take these techniques and apply them where they fit. Thank you for your time

[@charlesfoster9784]

I've watched you for years on TV. I have a tournament on Lake Murray in 2 weeks and going to get a Cullshad and some more swim jigs today! Thank you so much for your insight and tips to help a self-taught tournament fisherman like myself. I always appreciate your videos and watch them as soon as they come out!

[@MooralFishing]

It's awesome to find a KZbinr that has great tips and fishing the same lakes I do. I am surprised i didn't find this channel sooner.

[@adamwhitman3074]

Really enjoying these videos and it’s one of the best info videos by far. When I’m not on shift at the fire department or with my wife and son I’m on the water fishing and putting your tips to work and seeing better results and have more confidence.

[@jasonlowry4210]

Always appreciate your videos and all the info. 40 years old and really started picking fishing back up when covid hit so you can say I’m a “newer” fisherman. I always go out and try all the tips you give. Keep up the videos man cause they definitely help us!

[@stevenbunton544]

Moved to Summerville S.C. 2 yrs ago and love Bassmaster tournaments. Being from Michigan, fishing in S.C. is a little different with consistently much larger Bass. Thanks for your tips about how water temp dictates the location of Bass. Also, the how-to fish soft plastics swim baits for large spawning Bass. Thanks for all you do. Steven Bunton

[@JCBates-zc3ir]

Love the show and tips. As a new fisherman learning to fish from boat versus the bank. Your input helps a ton. Thanks for the great information and great videos

[@cmar2413]

Edwin, I love your show. They are very informative! I’m almost 70 and needless to say… I fish the old school ways; with all the new innovations out today, I’m a dog you can teach new tricks to. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Best of luck to you this season.

[@SteveDay-h5i]

Watched the video again and still learned more. Your presentation is very down to earth and simply to understand so thanks very much I will be coming back for more vids. Also just wanted you to know that I fish from the bank only but I still apply your techniques and they work, I have been catching them!!

[@tfarrar8060]

I see a lot of other anglers put out baits of the months videos. And the ones done in front of the “Project E” poster are by far the most informative and helpful. It is appreciated 👏

[@allenfowler1794]

Thank you EE for the awesome videos. I'm 67 years old and always learn something new from you.

[@VinceDrieling]

Loved your comments on the swim jig. Caught my biggest tournament bass on a swim jig 10 years ago. Just fun fish now, and completely forgot about throwing swim jigs in March. Thank you!!

[@Bob_Lawblaw]

These videos work out great for all the anglers up north. All we need to do is wait 2-3 months for our water temps to get where yours are. That gives me tons of time to get all set with my lures. Thanks so much brother!

[@KyleMellor-dq5rf]

Thank you for the help. Been fishing lakes in Ohio went out last weekend the first weekend of march and haven’t had much luck but hopefully we will now after watching your video. Can’t wait to try this out thank you so much for making these videos for us who love to fish and us willing to learn all the tricks to bass fishing.

[@BarrettRSmith]

Thanks for the information! I’m 72 y/o ex-military living in central Florida and an avid bass fisherman and fish local club tournaments and find your information helpful. Thanks again and good luck this year!

[@chrisphillips2249]

These are some of my favorite baits of all time and Berkley is making some great ones. Jigs and swim baits are my favorite way to catch them. Thanks for your videos

[@JoshMccraw-y3t]

Loved your show ! Thanks for the detail on how to fish the swimbait down to how much slack to have in the line.

[@michaelellison8336]

I appreciate the insight each month on the baits. My 10 year old grandson has joined the school fishing team so I have the opportunity to be his boat captain and teach him and his friend all I can. Down side is we go to all these lakes and reservoirs I've never been to so I try different things. These technics and baits you share come in handy! Thanks for what you do.

[@billywilliams3527]

Good Morning Edwin! I received a complement of cull-shad in gift box from my Grandkids, and now I know what to do with them! The line-bow is a GREAT TIP. Thank you Sir. Good luck at Lay Lake, I'm cheering for you!

[@lucascottrell9715]

Absolutely enjoy your content. The proof your tips and teachings are genuine Is in the results I've produced. Thanks and keep up the grind.

[@Larry-if1wc]

Great info on the swim baits I’m new to swim bait fishing so it’s good to know that I been retrieving too fast. I have been tight lining it the whole time. Thanks!

[@federicolicomijares]

Powerbeats have always been my go to. I will never change it up and you’re right they do smell good.!

[@jp-bassin]

Watch all your videos, thanks for all the great tips and bait ideas. I live near Greer’s Ferry in Arkansas so I probably fish it more that anything else and most of your techniques work well for me there. Thanks again and look forward to watching you fish your next event. Thanks, JP

[@terrymcclaskey]

Thanks for all the advice. We are never too old to learn new methods to catch that big one

[@ronwatts518]

Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. I can’t tell you how much I have learned from all your posts.

[@randallhalley1742]

Great video and how to use them. Very informative as well as educational. Loved your explanation of wind and warmer water also. Thanks

[@LarryDean903]

I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. I never thought of the south winds pushing all the warm water north. I knew the north end warm quick sometimes I guess that why.

[@StevenEdwards-oz3zw]

Thanks Edwin I’m looking forward to trying these baits! I live on LayLake and as you have described the back of the creeks is 62 to 65 and the mouths is 56 to 58! Love your content! Keep it up

[@stevenorby9945]

I really appreciate you sharing these techniques. I'm much more of a finesse worm guy and need to break out of that to get into the larger quality fish. Thanks

[@markcohen6784]

I love your content and knowledge, your always very motivated and excited. I can't wait for each video to come out, you keep me motivated to get out on the water and use your tips and techniques.

[@mikewelter180]

Thanks for the continued education! I've been Crappie fishing most of the winter but, I'm ready to get back to the Bass side of things. Thanks for what you do!

[@robertphillips1546]

Loved your A rig trick with the ring off the water bottle ! Swim jig is always my go to here in Florida. Love your work keep it up !

[@charlesjohnson8805]

The end of February and March has always been the easiest months for me to catch fish. But I have struggled these few weeks. So big thanks for this month's tips.

[@gambit_fishing1013]

In upstate NY. March we have some ice still but like you said the water temps can spike within a week. Right at ice out we are throwing jigs, squarebillin, spinnerbaitin. And a big swimbait bite is always in play

[@BrienC17]

I love using swim baits. They have been very productive for me. Especially when I use them while fishing ponds. Another great video.

[@MichaelAgranoff]

Edwin, First I would like to thank you for clearly sharing your years of knowledge with us with a style that we all can follow. Your advice has helped me fill my livewell often. Again, thank you. Tight lines, Mike

[@RonHayes-z2w]

Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge of fishing and what gives us recreational fisherman a better chance to catch bass. Being able to get out and fish is a great time but having a successful day is the icing on the cake. You are the best! Ron - SE Ohio.

[@michaeldriskel9489]

I like how you pointed out that these were more subtle baits and that coming behind people that are most likely throwing major water moving baits would get more bites. Gonna give it a shot

[@fishingwithtravis]

Great video. Been a Subscriber for over 10 years and your videos just keep getting better and better!

[@williamtennill6744]

Great info…always love hearing from you because you’re honest! I fish a lake with less to foot visible water to where guys don’t jerkbait fish much even..that to big swimbaits bone colored line your showed swimbait wise to cloudy days works well!! The power stinger love the waffle style tail, has a lot action, fell shallow that bluegill/ bream color works well for me !!! They don’t see that a lot !!! I love my blade baits but subtle on pressures fish can be key to even going to my clear bladed chatter “stealth” blades …timber lakes the jig and. Reassure bait and blades get seen so much I like something different half the time!! I hear so much different that this ..like seeing outside thinker some and being honest ..that swim jig/ clear stealth blade I see as a similar bait …murky muddy don’t think the stealth won’t work..the swim jig in grass is deadly !!! I like the wire gauge and trimming the skirts is huge. Give room for trailer to play! Scent in murky water is everything when the bait especially sets at all. The max scent baits are some my favorites ..thanks for the info Edwin! Reminding me alot of what I need to do .. spending a lot on advancements on my boat …my fav time is march here in Kentucky ..caught my biggest bass 3 years straight ..fish year around ..that subtle finesse vibrating clear blade hammer to a swim jig clearer amen! My boxes got holes in em..good luck Edwin and as always keep giving good info out !!!

[@jaydoty482]

Love watching your tournament videos. You have so much passion for fishing and competing it is a lot of fun. Gets me excited about getting out fishing.

[@stevebabcock4092]

Thank you for sharing and helping us weekend tournament anglers be the best we can be. I no doubt catch more fish because of your sharing.

[@jesseburgess1637]

I absolutely love fishing a swim jig and it catches quality fish. It is that time of year to catch a big one! I already have a couple 18s and several 16s smallmouth in the kayak this year. I'll keep hammering away this month and hopefully put a 20 in the boat.

[@ryanvarner6520]

Being from Illinois, bass fishing can be tough. Berkley baits help me catch more fish, and your tips do as well. That's why I keep watching!!

[@Flynfish]

I really need to give the larger soft plastic swimbaits a chance. I've tried some jointed swimbaits and had some luck. I love the bluegreenpumpkin craw color too. Thanks for giving these suggestions and sharing your knowledge! Good luck this season. Most of all thanks for living out your faith!

[@NeilGraham.I.M.F]

Just re-watching this video as well as last years best baits for March video. I like to compare and see what you were into last year. Just got a boat at the beginning of winter and I'm looking forward to getting out the first time this year. And your information is always very helpful

[@TWHITESGARAGE]

I learn so much watching your channel. Me and my son are starting to fish more and more he is 8 and wants to get out and tournament fish when he gets older

[@jdw88devils]

Love your videos, I'm starting my 6 y.o. son on fishing moving baits this year and am pumped for that time with him and to see his excitement when he catches his first bass (only bluegill so far)

[@dalcoradio]

Crash craw on the skipping jig is a winner too. Rooting for you to do well on your next tournament. Can't wait to get the grandsons in the boat fishing this year. Thanks for the tips..

[@1991DesertVet]

Thanks for the tips. My favorite fish to catch is bass, but I need to learn more about which baits to use when and where. You have given us some good info to run with. I'm looking forward to trying them. God bless and good fishing!

[@jamesvanderveer469]

Thanks for the information you put on your channel. Never thought about the windy side of the lake having the warmer water thank for the swimbait information for this march will throw them a lot more.

[@rickylunsford6137]

Edwin, you do such a great job of explaining the how's, what's, where's, and why's of the baits introduced in such a short period. Wow, keep plugging, it's fantastic!!!

[@jerrybilbrey4962]

Thanks for taking the time to pass along good info on presentation hook and line set up and reel gear ratios.i will certantly save the videos for future reference

[@thekidfishing5745]

Videos that you do have increased my knowledge and also allows me to figure things out while on the water to make the day good. Thank you

[@F.Ronnie]

Thanks Edwin. Just starting throwing the larger line through swim baits I was amazed and how many fish it catches. Thanks again for the advice!!!

[@nsiegeluwa2362]

Hey man, thanks for the tips! I am just getting back into bass fishing after taking many years away from it since I was a kid. Learned a lot from your video and I can’t wait to get my spring fishing fired up this year! Thanks again!

[@stephanietidwell6132]

As a fellow Okie fisherwoman, i am so excited for the month of May. Hopeful that this will be my year for a double digit largemouth. Im gonna try each one of these lures that you have suggested. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@paulgillett4844]

I enjoy watching your videos. These are three baits that aren't my first go to baits in spring. I'm usually using a red craw pattern crank bait, chatter bait, Texas rigged craw or worm, or rattle trap. I'll have to give them a try & hopefully catch even more bass. Thanks for the tips.

[@timmccartney423]

Edwin, thank you for all the information you put out on your channel. You keep it simple and I really appreciate how you explain everything in great detail. Thank you and Tight Lines and Screaming Drags

[@johnhierseman4997]

Your show is one of the best on KZbin and I never miss it! I live in Iowa and just have to wait a month or so from when your Baits of the Month shows air. Thank you!

[@Fishboy68]

Thank you Edwin ,great baits and great tips.Love the one of leaving a bow in the line with the cull shad.Stay safe out there.

[@HalSeay-x5p]

I love your enthusiasm for sharing all of your bass fishing knowledge and trying to help us become better bass fishermen. I am a big Berkley PowerBait guy. Keep the tips coming! Love your videos.

[@billdunn8038]

Great advice! I’m needing to work on my swim jig technique. 14:19

[@chuckstockton2333]

Spent a lot of time in your part of the county growing up. Still have family in the area and always enjoy bass fishing at Grand Lake. You just added to my shopping list when I visit BPS tomorrow when they kick off the annual Spring Fishing Classic sale. Planning to put your recommendations and baits to the test in the first club tournament of the year on Lake of the Ozarks in a couple of weeks. Best of luck on Lay Lake. Thanks for sharing, I do appreciate you.

[@ColtDennard]

Love the input, have always struggled with swimbaits. Definitely built the confidence to start fishing slower and using swimbaits.

[@215FFVet]

You just got a new subscriber right here ! Thank you for all the input . You break it down in a way that is average Joe’s can grasp and also give a great example of “why you do it” to go along with the “how you do it”. Looking forward to staying up to date on your videos and wish you the best luck this season !

[@Bassfinatic-hb4dp]

Love these videos! Love this time of year when they get up shallower and are ready to do their thing! Thanks for sharing the baits and tips!

[@triciajones2202]

I am trying to learn more about bass fishing and this is very informative...i didnt know about the winds going to take this knowledge to my local lakes..thanks

[@johncorrao9477]

Great show Edwin. I live on a clear lake in northern Illinois with weedy bays and these three presentations should do the trick for me this spring.

[@jjcannonmusic3089]

New to the channel and just getting into fishing from a boat. Always have bank fished. Thanks for all the wisdom and knowledge. The Baits work that for sure ‼️

[@crosshairoutdoorsministry3095]

Absolutely 100% ready to get out there this year. Got a ton of berkely gear, and it simply catches fish! Thank you for doing these videos. I've put more fish in the boat with your help. 👍🏻

[@racerxv6valvoline424]

Hey Edwin, Thanks again for all that you do breaking down what you do in order to help us make fishing fun. I do take what you breakdown and use and sometimes it works and sometimes it's just me, LOL.....Thanks again for all your videos, please don't stop !!!!

[@coastal1dynasty429]

So glad it warming up and the water temp is rising. Ready for those big girls to move up. Thank you for your videos each month, they are very useful!

[@leanonemfishingadventures3608]

Never really got into swim bait fishing but definitely going to give it a shot now! Thanks for all the helpful tips!

[@michaelfaught5322]

I really like the 3 March baits. I I really favor the great looking swim jig. That is one of my choice baits for spring searching.

[@HuckleberryAquatics]

I love your content I try to watch everything you put out only been fishing a year i’ve learned so much from watching you appreciate what you’re doing

[@loganandera2619]

Great information. Love throwing swim jigs and swimbaits in the spring and year round. Always have a swim jig tied on.

[@jeremynewsom4301]

Thanks for all the info! Me and my son both watch your channel he is 7 and loves bass fishing with a passion. anytime you post new content he has me ordering him things because Edwin Evers told him to lol!!!

[@leebranham8272]

Great video and appreciate how in-depth you go on breaking down which baits and how to use them.

[@larryhensley6651]

I always try to learn from your helpful tips and suggestions. Always look forward to your baits of the month.

[@SetMiner]

I learn a lot from you Edwin. Thanks for helping the rest of us.

[@lsnead72]

You give very good tips. I make sure to watch when your monthly baits videos pops up on KZbin.