Rooster Tail Pond Fishing MADNESS

The rooster tail sure was working really well in this video! I caught a bunch of bass on it, along with a couple bluegill.
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[@sneakypenguin8107]

Dudes caught more bass in one setting than I have ever in my life...

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Haha, that pond fishes really well in the summer! Thanks for watching!

[@fishnuggetsio1420]

You and me both man. Gonna give the rooster tail a try

[@stephenhall5339]

Ponds are easy. Especially ponds that small. They are all condensed into a smaller area. Real men fish lakes without fish findersLOL. Jk don’t get mad

[@armandolucero9511]

Dead ass bro

[@andrewhoelzel2240]

Was gonna say the same thing I've caught five but I just bought my first rooster tail hahaga

[@spiralsweep4206]

The rooster tail gets you some nice variety too. I was fishing for white perch and bass and I hooked up on and landed a 6 pound catfish.

[@kyleangelone1074]

Same bro I was fishing in my grandparents backyard stream when I caught a two pound bullhead on the rooster tail

[@nosilverspoons7211]

One spring evening in May many moons ago, I caught an 8 lb. 10 oz. largemouth in a north eastern Kansas county lake using a black Rooster Tail. A friend netted it for me despite the influence of many malt beverages. It's a killer on all species in this neck of the woods; the lure, not the beer.

[@vivalabad6]

Yep, for some reason the black-bladed rooster tail is a killer! I catch everything on it, sunfish, bass, pickerel, perch, trout, fallfish. Almost anything!!

[@dillfunk9479]

I also caught an eight pounder plus with a small rooster tail and 6 pound test, biggest bass I’ve ever caught. This was outside Philadelphia

[@skylerstewart8935]

Rebooting this comment, where at? I’m from Shawnee county!

[@notdiocletian2991]

I love rooster tail lures, they’ll catch just about anything. In my neck of the woods, I’ve caught largemouth and smallmouth bass, yellow perch, redbreast and pumpkinseed sunfish, and brook trout.

[@dahookmob]

The best lure man has ever made 😂I catch more fish this way than anything else for sure

[@wpowolfpackinternational8346]

I love them I've been catching a lot of them down here in these canals around lake Okeechobee lots of fish everywhere 🎣❤️🙏

[@guitarzarfun]

My 9 yr old son & I wade fished the upper Bourbeuse river here in MO last Saturday and caught so many I lost count. He stopped at 40 just for him. Caught endless sunfish, smallmouth, spots and I lost about a 15-16" after fighting him about 10 seconds . Most fun day of fishing I can remember in a long while! My brother & I grew up using roosters for creek/stream fishing and I swear they catch more than anything else. Maybe not always the biggest, but if you want non stop action, they are hard to beat.

[@TheFishingNomad]

Nice video. Roostertails are one of my top lures for panfish. Always have a couple in my bag with me.

[@sterlingwilson1565]

Great video I never tried the rooster tail before I definitely will have to use after seen this video you’re slaying those bass on that lure

[@FrankTichenor-hz2td]

Frank's favorite reel;Quantum gold light weight. It's like 750$for Xmas.

[@robandmannie]

Hard to beat a rooster tail! So much fun.

[@NoName-st8di]

Caught my first bass today and I was stoked! Funny thing is that I bought all these bass lures and couldn’t catch anything but then I catch one on an old rooster tail that I use for rivers😂

[@frankdudek6242]

Use these all the time. Affordable and effective. Easy to fish. Fire tiger 1/4 ounce is my go to

[@loboblanco2776]

Buen video, las cucharillas Rooster tail siempre son una garantía para la pesca de lobinas y truchas, buen tip, gracias.

[@juanvaldez5811]

Cant go wrong with a Rooster Tail, I have a spot where I catch White Bass from late Spring right through the fall, and 95 percent of my casts are made with an 1/8th ounce Rooster Tail, Gets them every time!!

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Nice, it’s a really great lure

[@mikemiddlebrook416]

Wow that's is a lot of Bass. Great fishing ponds. Really fun video. 😊

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks man!

[@echotawest793]

Always like it when your videos pop up in the inbox.... keep the videos comin!!

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks! Will do!

[@xzcsdf9574]

I'm up here in the PNW and I've seen guys catch some big coho with the pink rooster tails (1/4 oz I believe). I've recently added them along with spinners and while I've yet to catch anything with them I enjoy the fact that they are lures and not organic. Hopefully I will have the same luck as you do in the video, I mainly fish for trout (and hopefully for some salmon)

[@jakemcdavid2568]

Great video, I have used the rooster tail many times and it always works.

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks! The rooster tail is a great lure!

[@patmckeehan6236]

I’ve caught more fish on Rooster Tail’s than any other bait over the last 40+ years. 2nd best would be a Mepps spinner.

[@billybobjoe824]

Tbh mepps is way better quality but is way more expensive but I did also catch a 8 lb bass on a white rooster tail soo... there both great lures but I have caught more fish on mepps but bigger on rooster tail.

[@garysavala665]

Mepps are very good lures the blades spin easily . And they catch fish . I’ll have to try rooster tails

[@b.j.harris9109]

Awesome video and glad to see you fishing with rooster tails. I never fish with them till I try one and was catching fish like you one right after another. I also never fish with beetle spins and my dad gave me one and told me that they catch big fish to well I didnt believe him but tried it and caught my p.b. bass on a green and black one it was a 4 pounder so now I fish with them lol. But I live on a lake and I started my three kids out on them two lures and they got hooked they love to fish and glad I found them baits cause they are great for kids to start out on. But want to say seen you on hook set are free and glad you joined the channel they are a great group of people's in there and so awesome to we all like the same thing and thats fishing just like your channel. But great videos and love the channel glad I seen you on John's channel and joined your channel cant get enough.

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks so much! I haven’t used the beetle spin, but I might have to give it a shot

[@rogerhallau5284]

On days where the bass bite is slow,I often tie on a rooster tail with the intent of catching some crappies or bluegills.Seems to never disappoint me.I occasionally will get surprised by a bass or two.Best lure ever to teach youngsters how to catch fish on artificials.

[@davebostons3368]

my dad taught me about rooster tail when i was young, great video.

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

They’re great lures! Thanks!

[@JWLamph]

Good stuff! Felt like I was there too. I’ve only ever had luck with a rooster tail on a small pond stocked with trout. I’m gonna have to give it a go again. How fast do you reel to keep it from getting hung up?

[@PinoycanAnglers]

That was a good catch bro. Thanks for your video.keep it up bro

[@franktichenor-pb3ub]

This is my favorite reel. $450.00. Quantum reel. Light weight reel. Crappie game fish; pan fish.

[@loboblanco2776]

Rooster Tail, mi favorito de toda mi vida. Excelente video, gracias me gustó mucho. Felicidades.

[@bernardinoalvarado9314]

Un chingo de suerte se tiene este guey. Pinche ploma del gallo

[@randybarnes439]

That’s an awesome day right there!!

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Yeah, those bass were crushing the rooster tail!

[@imjustaguy8232]

The first lure I ever got was a rooster tail. And to this day I still use them and they alway work.

[@jupi230]

What size? An 1/8 ounce?

[@imjustaguy8232]

@@jupi230 yea the smallest ones and a the bigger ones. I don't have them around to look at the weight at the moment but sounds right. Really they both worked pretty good. I just use them in small ponds for bass, crappie and bluegill and I've caught a lot on em. I know they're supposed to be for rivers and whatnot but I've never caught anything personally. I'm in indiana so it might be where you are too.

[@djsoutdoors50]

Thats freakin awesome! Reminds me of my spot on Lanier! Except i catch that many fish in two weeks🤣 really good job you absolutely slayed those bass

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Haha thanks!

[@akzeebbose5530]

good luck mate!

[@jda3comics693]

All my catches this summer was on a ned rig strike king rage craws and yums but I’ll try the rooster tails tomorrow they seem to want smaller lures now

[@FrankTichnor-un4td]

Golden fishing real quatumn

[@franktichenor4623]

This is the owner of Tiffany. My favorite reel. Golden Quatumn open face reel. Behind the glass case at Walmart. Can be ordered. I payed over $350 for Xmas one time. It has an pulse bearing.(as you can see).

[@TylerGoesFishing]

Great stuff. I have been getting more into rooster tails recently.

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Yeah same, they’ve been working really well for me recently and they catch pretty much anything

[@fishontv123]

I live in NJ and I'm about to give them a try because Senkos, Shiners, and Spinners ain't doin so hot.

[@Middle850]

I don’t know what it is about that lure but my brother and I when we were younger fished ponds and creeks all the time. Go to lure was a 3/4 brass orange / green / yellow rooster tail! Guarantee to catch something! Good video

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Do you mean 3/4 oz?! I’ve never used one that big, but they probably work great too!

[@Middle850]

Aaron's Outdoor: yes sorry I was not specific I meant a 3/4oz

[@jda3comics693]

I haven’t had no luck with rooster tails I have 5 of them in my tackle box I’ll give them a shot tomorrow

[@Chapoguap]

Those bass hit that rooster tail hard

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Yeah, it was really catching them that day

[@srojas713sr]

Dammit my boy, great video!!! So much action

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks! I appreciate you watching!

[@noahbujtor9863]

Hey bro I love the vids and I am a new subscriber. Keep it up my dude

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks!

[@appleman812]

caught my first bass on a Walmart rusted rooster tail today! any recommendations for a light weight combo that's short ? the ponds and lakes around me are covered in brush so its hard to get a cast out without a boat or going in deep

[@ethan9810]

i don’t know, shakespeare and uglystik rod and reel combos are usually good. But from my opinion, longer rods work best because they are really sensitive and you can feel every jig and nibble

[@knownbarkert6153]

I know this is very late, but I highly suggest a Shakespeare ultra light from Wally world. It's an amazing pole for 22 dollars. 4'6 and very nice action and durability.

[@knockerz3140]

Very entertaining video🙂

[@jackmarkert1107]

I love when you get fish after fish. Only happened once to me though

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Yeah, it doesn’t happen often, but when it does it’s a lot of fun

[@zelepuza3518]

Do you use split shots to get the lures out farther because when I was first learning how to fish I used to put 3 medium sized split shots on depending on how heavy the rooster tail or crank bait was. Now I usually put 1 or 2 especially if I’m fishing the river but I’ve never really asked anyone

[@wyattwhitley8717]

If you want to be able to cast further with the rooster tail buy heavier ones

[@timothythomas3820]

Hello ! I have the 6’6” st.croix triumph spinning rod and the 2500D- XH Dawia tatula Lt spinning reel. Which size and the name of fishing line and the size rooster tail you recommend me to buy to use to catch them fish like you did in this KZbin video please. Thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@Boomerfootball1]

Great fishing gotto love the rooster tails! Random question what type of dog is that seems like a good fishing buddy!

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Haha, its a cocker spaniel

[@timothythomas3820]

Hello ! What the name and size of that st.croix spinning rod that you are using with that 1/16 oz rooster tail please.🙏

[@swag1040]

Hey man, I’m just getting into trout fishing and I picked up a few stuff today. What line are you using ? Also do you use leader line ? I picked up a Trilene XL smooth casting. I’m working with a Stradic 1000 and TFO ultra light rod 6’6 “. Any advise would help!! Thanks in advance. I got a few rooster tails and spoons.

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

I typically just use 4 pound monofilament without leader line. That setup you got sounds really nice! It should be great for trout fishing. Thanks for watching!

[@alejandroherrera-vm5bg]

how do you set a hook too hard on a medium light with 4-6 pound mono?i

[@Tichenor-rc8eg]

Light weight reel; Gold Quantum

[@Gambleadams]

I’m new to fishing and new to rooster tails - can you explain why you switches from the 1/16th to 1/4th oz rooster tail? Seemed to be equally effective. Great video!

[@wyattwhitley8717]

I think it might affect depth of the lure but i know the heavier the farther you can cast I like to use the 3/8

[@davidarwood6264]

It has a lot to do with the hook size. You can always get deeper with a split weight about 6 inches up on the line. When all else fails use a roostertail.....it works sometimes and they always hit hard.

[@69adrummer]

Do you rig them direct to the main line or off a snap swivel or something else?! I find sometimes mine get all sorts of tangled up on themselves when I cast then I'm just retrieving a ball of BS!! haha

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

I usually use a snap swivel! I can’t remember if I was in this video, but if you don’t, your line will definitely get twisted!

[@timothythomas3820]

Hello ! What was the name and size of that spinning rod and spinning reel and the name and size of that fishing line you was using in this KZbin video with that rooster tail 1/4oz that you was fishing with please.🙏🙏

[@ChrisRobba]

Rooster tail are the only lures I know work for sure every time. I’ve only used white though, maybe I should try brighter colors like you have.

[@wyattwhitley8717]

I like to use a trout colored one and a gold brown one it seems if the water is murky if the spinner on it is brown they bite more if the water is clear the silver spinner is better to use, either way the color of the bait itself hasn't really mattered just the color of the spinner

[@ChrisRobba]

@@wyattwhitley8717 thanks I was actually just looking at rooster tail today , they only had white though

[@wyattwhitley8717]

@@ChrisRobba I actually bought 2 more today lol

[@davidarwood6264]

Why try anything else when "they work every time? "

[@ChrisRobba]

@@davidarwood6264 every time as in almost every fishing trip. Was considering I might get more hits with other colors but yeah I’ve stuck with white for years because I know it works. I always used live bait until my dad and his friends caught 130 bass in one trip so I had to try this bait after that and it’s pretty good.

[@adryanbrown8973]

Wow dude you are caching bas in the rooster tail so much I’m gonna buy the rooster tail pack of 16

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Haha yeah, they work really well, I put a link in the description of this video to rooster tails on Amazon

[@GSDubz]

I've caught donks using 1/6 oz Roosters, they work on everything

[@koltonmuntz5210]

They are also supper good for crappie

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Oh ok, I’ll have to try to target some crappie

[@Paul.Casteel]

The big lure the bigger the fish.You were coughing them old school.

[@troybaker8113]

How do you cast rooster tails so far. I cannot figure it out. I’m new to fishing and they’re so light they don’t go anywhere. It’s like I’m casting an empty line. Any pointers?

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

The main thing is that you’ve got to use lighter action rods with a very flimsy tip. This will allow you to fling the lighter rooster tails very far. When casting the rooster tails on a lighter rod you should reel them in a few inches from the rod tip and fling them. You should be able to see this if you look back in the video. It can definitely be tricky at first, but it should be much easier with a lighter rod.

[@xaviercolette4007]

Lighter line will cast further

[@Jayyy1990]

@@xaviercolette4007 from 8-10lbs?

[@gtr319]

Going to try rooster tail for the first time tomorrow! As a noob, my luck only with pan fishes using worms. Do I need to cast and reel or just cast and wait with the rooster tail? And is it a good idea to use bobbers with rooster tail?

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Cast and reel and definitely don’t use bobbers!

[@gtr319]

@@AaronsOutdoor1 how slow should I reel ?

[@collecter3456]

Calvin Ngan look at how fast he is reeling in the video.

[@garysavala665]

Only let it sink for a couple seconds don’t let them hit the bottom or they might hang . Retrieve just fast enough for the blade to spin

[@fcosanchez-ti8oo]

Que número es 1/6 o 1/4 de onza en tus cucharillas Rooster Tail.

[@plasma_boi5220]

Wow do you edit your videos

[@YasseeOSRS]

What part of the states are you in? ive never had any luck with lures but ive been trying a few different types, just got an 8 pack of these in the mail , gonna give em a try at the spillway tomorrow

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

I live in Georgia, and I catch fish on lures all the time because I hardly ever use live bait. These rooster tails are a great option that can catch a lot of fish.

[@timothythomas3820]

Hello ! What size that st. croix triumph spinning rod is that you are used in this KZbin video only please.🙏

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

It’s a 6 foot light action. There are more specifics with a link in the description! Thanks for watching!

[@Paul.Casteel]

You can cast the raster tail and mile.

[@myronwilborn6561]

I can’t get a rooster tail to cast far enough at all. What setup do I need?

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

If you are using a smaller one, I would recommend a 6 to 6 and a half foot light or ultra light action rod. I would recommend 4 pound mono or fluoro. Thanks for watching!

[@el_duderino_man]

Do you even crank it? Looks like you just cast it and let it sink. Do you get it snagged easy?

[@fcosanchez-ti8oo]

Siempre he usado Rooster Tail de 1/8. Mi hijo me regaló 2 Rooster Tail de 1/4 oz. Se hacen muy grandes. Que puedo sacar con ellas.

[@c0llinPM]

Did you have mono braid or fluorocarbon in this video? I’m thinking of switching to 10lb colored braid with a 10lb mono leader

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

I had 4lb mono on the smaller rod and 6lb fluoro on the bigger rod. I think a braid to fluoro leader would be really good, but braid to mono works also

[@c0llinPM]

Aaron's Outdoor thanks brother

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

No problem!

[@moremut]

How deep is the water Can you fish in shallow water

[@ififidiuduud376]

How fast do you reel the lure in?

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

I just do a steady retrieve, you might be able to tell in some parts of the video, but that always seems to work

[@ififidiuduud376]

Aaron’s Outdoor seems like it does. Thanks!!

[@Theworldaroundme143]

The small rooster tail you used I cought a 22 inch bass and a 20 inch bass on lol I swear by rooster tails.

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Yeah, they’ve been around for a long time for a reason!

[@Paul.Casteel]

You could caught master bass on raster tails.

[@AMB_REELZ]

Sick vid bro . 👍 subbed

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Thanks!!

[@JBLUE97]

He's just catching the same fish over and over again 💯

[@carlspackler9550]

Caught more fish with a Rooster tail than any other lure. I even caught a catfish with one.

[@MarvinDaMartian]

That First One was so fast

[@BaoBaoFoodtrips]

Quick question, what size of rooster tail are you using??

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

The small one at the beginning was 1/8 oz in the fire tiger color and the larger one at the end was 1/4 oz in the white color

[@BaoBaoFoodtrips]

@@AaronsOutdoor1 what size would you recommend if fishing on a lake??do i have to put weights, if so preferrably what size..thanks

[@doctorsanchezz]

I got the same one as u but ive never caught a bass only sunfish

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Yeahh, I think it kinda just depends where you’re fishing. Both of those ponds have a ton of small bass, so I think they were just hitting it more. Thanks for watching!

[@doctorsanchezz]

@@AaronsOutdoor1 That gives me confidence

[@juanpreciado3789]

How come mine doesn't cast as far? Any tips?

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

You probably have too stiff of a rod and/or too heavy line. For smaller rooster tails, I would recommend a light or ultra light rod and 4-6 pound line.

[@antoniokauley9171]

I’ve caught my personal best on one it was 8 pounds 9 ounces...

[@FrankTichenor-hz2td]

Bass membership

[@FrankTichenor-hz2td]

The hair of the dog or grampas old cough medicine;

[@FrankTichenor-hz2td]

The goth Olsen twins;Claire?

[@SaLaDmAn.]

Just caught my pb bass with that fire tiger rooster tail awesome lure!

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Congrats! It’s a great lure!

[@thenameidk3168]

did u catch that 1 fish by the eyeball at 7:00?

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Yeah I think so

[@thenameidk3168]

lol nice xD i hooked a fish from the tail with a rooster tail was a good fight thought i had a monster

[@spideymcgee4718]

I've only caught one fish on a lure in my life (just started fishing again since HS this April). You caught just about as many bass in this video as I caught trout all year 😂 Cheers 🍻

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

You should try out lures some more! They can work really well!

[@spideymcgee4718]

@@AaronsOutdoor1 I've been throwing every lure out there since summer! Only that one on the rooster 😂 That's why I'm ordering these asap. I wanna try a wacky rig too. Seems like the rooster, wacky and EPF swims are gonna be what's in my tackle box all next year.

[@jeremyscheel4857]

Is that the Pflueger president?

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

I used the Shimano Nasci and Sahara in this video (Links in description). Thanks for watching!

[@jcook0536]

I caught a 2.9 pound bass on a rooster tail this morning at 8:30ish

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

Nice!

[@sbbeowulf8296]

I've used my little light Zebco 33 for Bluegill baits like this, and I can say when you downsize you catch more fish than you will ever catch with anything else

[@ddsherds50]

It’s like crack on it

[@ethan9810]

do them rooster tails cause any line twist? would you use a swivel using these?

[@AaronsOutdoor1]

I typically don’t get line twists, so I don’t see a need for a swivel

[@user-yj1qw5vw5n]

Shaft extremely weak , bend , I went through several in last month .

[@timothythomas3820]

Hello ! What are the name and size of that spinning rod and the name and size of that spinning reel and the name and size of that fishing line you also used in this KZbin video only. May the lord bless your heart to reply back to me with all my questions answer that I’m asking you please. I’m looking forward from hearing back from you with answers to my questions. Thank you so much and may the lord bless you and your family and may the lord bless your KZbin page. Keep them crappies and bass and bluegills KZbin video’s coming for 2023🙏🙏

[@Paul.Casteel]

They bigger bass go other the bigger raster tail.

[@Paul.Casteel]

You will caught big bass on raster tails.

[@Paul.Casteel]

Bigger raster tail then that

[@veronicaquinn5848]

What kind of dog was this?????

[@FrankTichnor-un4td]

;wins game

[@Paul.Casteel]

There is big roster tails then that.

[@donaldkarcheriii7249]

Growing up for me, when it came to family, was a very good time. I had people who made a concerted effort to make sure my sister and I had fun. I reside in Florida now moving from PA. after graduation, 17 years old. Places to fish in PA were scarce where I was from. The Gulf Coast of Central FL. was a paradise first viewed by a person who had medeocur possibilities back home. Anyway...... 5th & 6th grade our apartment building was across the street from a dairy farm. A small stream ran through the field which the farmer damned up to create 1-2 acre pond. My step Dad went over and asked permission to fish the pond and was given it. Blue gills, large mouth bass, bullfrogs, and an occasional turtle. Had to keep an eye open for the bovines and bovine piles. That's when I was introduced to hollow fiber glass fishing rod, a Mitchell Garcia open-faced spinning reel. Worms, a red and white clip on plastic bobber, snap swivels and lead split shots. The blue gills where okay to catch, but the bass weren't too fond of the worms and bobber set-up. So I got to nosing around in his tackle box and came across a white with black polka-dot rooster tail with a yellow treble feather, silver blade. I think it was less than 5 casts and I had my first large mouth. The cool thing about the rooster tail was the surprisingly slow speed retrieval you could have and still spin that blade. That was fifty years ago. Some of the other lures back then was the hula popper with rubber band skirt with a single treble hook. Other wooden poppers with a single downward turned medium shank hook (all 1 piece) and rubber band whiskers. The Mepps Minow spinner with brass beaded body, a tear drop spinner blade, single treble trailing with black and red feather. The Rapala round bill floating minnow color black over silver clear bill with twin treble hooks. It could be jerked or slow retrieve shallow diving swing bait. Besides plastic worms, last but not least were the red and white stripped Dare Devil spoons, mostly lake baits for Wallies, Pike, small mouth. The last year we went to the Pocono Mountains for vacation I used for fishing the lake a lure they called a sonic lure. It was shaped as a small pan fish with a mid back eyelet to connect your line. No bill, just body shape would cause it to dive sharply and swim/vibrate creating the sound of a fish in distress. Caught yellow perch on that lure. All baits from my youth. Sorry for rambling on, but it's hard to stop talking about fishing. Very nice videos.